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MFI Foundation Inc. is an institution accredited by TESDA that offers Technical and Vocational Education and Training Programs (TVET) under the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
MFI Foundation Inc.
Address: MFI Bldg., Ortigas Ave., Pasig City, Philippines
Telephone Number: 846-5142; 846-5143
Website: https://www.mfi.org.ph
MFI provides quality education and technical training anchored on work values to enable Filipinos, especially the less privileged, to be productive and competitive, utilizing appropriate technologies particularly in industry and agriculture.
MFI Foundation Inc. (formerly Meralco Foundation) is a non-stock, nonprofit, tax-exempt educational institution that has provided quality education and training in the Philippines for more than 40 years.
MFI currently has campuses in Ortigas, Pasig City and Taft Avenue, Pasay City offering technical training for the industry sector. MFI has experts in the field of IT, electrical, electronics, instrumentation, and mechanical technologies, all in one house.
MFI also offers agriculture and entrepreneurship programs in its campus in Jala-jala, Rizal.
TESDA Approved Programs
Here is the list of available TESDA registered programs and short courses offered in "MFI Foundation Inc." in the City of Pasig.
List of Tesda Courses Offered / Registered Programs
|Course Authorized
|Administering Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Database
|45 hours
|Administering MS Exchange Server
|45 hours
|Administering Windows Active Direcory Services
|36 hours
|Administering Windows Network
|54 hours
|Administering Windows Network Infrastracture
|48 hours
|Advance Micro Computer Hardware Servicing
|Not Available
|Automotive Servicing NC II
|524 hours
|Basic Cad/Cam
|40 hours
|Building Wiring Installation NC II
|402 hours
|Certificate in Database Admininstrator Course
|120 hours
|Certificate in Web-Developer Course
|186 hours
|CNC Milling Programming
|40 hours
|Communication Skills Enhamcement
|21 hours
|Computer Hardware Servicing NC II
|356 hours
|Consumer Electronics Servicing NC II
|348 hours
|Consumer Electronics Servicing NC II
|438 hours
|Consumer Electronics Servicing NC III
|176 hours
|Consumer Electronics Servicing NC IV
|176 hours
|Designing and Implementing Database with MS SQL Server
|45 hours
|Desingning and Building Enterprise Application Using J2EE
|45 hours
|Develop Applications Development Using Procedural-Programming Language Leading to Programming NC IV
|36 hours
|Develop Object-Oriented Application Leading to Programming NC IV
|30 hours
|Developing and Implementing Visual C#.Net
|60 hours
|Developing and Implementing Web-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic.Net
|60 hours
|Developing and Implementing Web-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C#.Net
|60 hours
|Developing Application in JAVA (JAVA Module 2)
|42 hours
|Developing Desktop Applications with Visual Basics
|60 hours
|Developing Web Animation using Flash
|36 hours
|Developing Web Applications using JAVA Server (JSP) and JAVA Servlets
|36 hours
|Digital Imaging Using Adobe Photoshop
|36 hours
|Electrical Installation & Maintenance NC III
|396 hours
|Enhanced Web Page Designing in HTML and JAVA Script
|36 hours
|Finishing Course for Call Center Agents
|100 hours
|Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) NC II
|312 hours
|Instrumentation & Control Servicing NC II
|238 hours
|Instrumentation & Control Servicing NC III
|176 hours
|Instrumentation & Control Servicing NC IV
|170 hours
|Internetworking with Windows NT TCP/IP
|60 hours
|Introduction to MS SQL: Transact SQL
|30 hours
|Introduction to Oracle9i: SQL
|48 hours
|Introduction to Visual Basic
|45 hours
|JAVA Programing Fundamentals Web Developer
|42 hours
|Linux Network Administration
|30 hours
|Linux System Administration
|45 hours
|Machining NC I
|374 hours
|Machining NC II
|337 hours
|Machining NC III
|342 hours
|Macromedia Flash Action Script
|45 hours
|Mechatronics Control Circuits and Software Application Programs Development Leading to Mechatronics Servicing NC III
|56 hours
|Mechatronics Device Configuration and Testing Leading to Mechatronics Servicing NC II
|40 hours
|Mechatronics Servicing NC II
|174 hours
|Mechatronics Servicing NC III
|192 hours
|Mechatronics Servicing NC IV
|186 hours
|Micro Computer Hardware Servicing
|Not Available
|Micro Processor-Based Control System
|Not Available
|Motorcycle/Small Engine Servicing NC II
|278 hours
|Network Administration Technology
|45 hours
|Object Oriented Programming in C++
|36 hours
|Oracle9i database Administration Fundamentals I
|60 hours
|Oracle9i database Administration Fundamentals II
|60 hours
|Oracle9i database Performance Tuning
|60 hours
|Oracle9i forms Developer: Build Internet Applications
|60 hours
|Oracle9i Program with PL/SQL
|48 hours
|Oracle9i Reports Developer: Build Reports
|48 hours
|Preventive Maintenance Systems
|21 hours
|Program Logic Formulation
|30 hours
|Programming NC IV
|252 hours
|RAC Servicing NC I
|242 hours
|RAC Servicing NC II
|226 hours
|Setting Up and Administering Linux
|45 hours
|Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) NC II
|268 hours
|Speaking Clear English
|42 hours
|Structure Programming in C++
|36 hours
|Technical Drafting NC II
|222 hours
|Visual Basic.Net Fundamentals
|45 hours
|Web page Designing Using Dreamweaver
|36 hours
|Windows 2000
|30 hours
|Windows 2000 Professional
|45 hours
Basic Requirements for TESDA Courses:
- At least 18 years of age
- At least High School Graduate
- Copy of NSO Birth Certificate
- With good moral character
- Undergone a pre-training assessment
- Can communicate both orally and in written form
Training Fees and Schedule
The cost of training and tuition fees may vary depending upon the specific course of interest and the school offering the training. Training centers also may have slightly different syllabus to teach to students in a class.
For inquiries, tuition fees, enrollment procedures, class schedule and other concern, it would be better that you visit their school/training center and inquire for other documents they may need.
Location and Contact Information
For further information, please contact the school directly at telephone number 846-5142; 846-5143. You can also visit MFI Foundation Inc.. The assessment center is located at MFI Bldg., Ortigas Ave., Pasig City, Philippines.
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Mam/sir saan po d2 sa ortigas center pasig city ang my training center na my available course na automotive nc2
hmm pwede po ba kahit hindi po graduate ng high school?
How much cost for instrumentation and control servicing
how much is the tuition for electrical installatins NCII program?


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This property is located along Lott Town Road in North Forrest County. This property offers a little something for any type of buyer. For the timber investor, there is pine plantation that is approximately 14 years of age and nearing a first thinning. For the hunter, there are food plots and deer sign everywhere. For anyone looking for a large home place, there are several places that would be perfect house sites. And for the investor/developer, there is nearly 3000 feet of paved road frontage on Lott Town Road that could easily be subdivided or developed. There is also 118 acres across the road for sale for anyone wanting more acreage.


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|Then: In 1981, Calvin Willis was convicted and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for a rape he did not have anything to do with. He spent the next twenty-two years in Louisiana's infamous Angola State Prison. The dedication of his family and long-time advocate Janet Gregory helped secure DNA testing of the physical evidence in the case. DNA testing excluded Mr. Willis as the perpetrator, and he was set free.
Now: When Calvin Willis finally went home, it was 2003 and home was his grandmother's house where he lived before he was able to afford his own housing. Eventually Mr. Willis was compensated $150,000 by the state of Mississippi but the money wasn't enough. "That money went too fast," he said in a recent interview. "They [the state] knew that but we were in the situation where we had to accept it or get nothing." Now Mr. Willis still struggling to make ends meeet. Physically, Mr. Willis says he can't work manual labor anymore and that he has trouble finding work. "I am tired," he says. "I don't have anything."
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Steve Martin, Cars, Tupac and Girls
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Coming Attractions:
Detroit Trailer
Neill Blomkamp reflects on his career thus far and gets back to making short films.
There's a silly rumor about Colin Trevorrow losing the "Star Wars" gig because of an indie film called "Book of Henry" not being well received despite "Jurassic World" being a massive success.
New Movies
Cars 3 – Lightning McQueen sets out to prove to a new generation of racers that he's still the best race car in the world. (66% ROTTEN TOMATOES)
All Eyez on Me – Tells the true and untold story of prolific rapper, actor, poet and activist Tupac Shakur. (24% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/all_eyez_on_me_2017
Rough Night – Things go terribly wrong for a group of girlfriends who hire a male stripper for a bachelorette party in Miami. (50% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/rough_night
Undisputed Classic
The Jerk – An idiotic man struggles to make it through life on his own in St. Louis. (84% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/jerk
Roxanne – The large-nosed C.D. Bales is in love with the beautiful Roxanne; she falls for his personality but another man's looks. (89% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/roxanne
Withnail & I – London, 1969 – two 'resting' (unemployed and unemployable) actors, Withnail and Marwood, fed up with damp, cold, piles of washing-up, mad drug dealers and psychotic Irishmen, decide to leave their squalid Camden flat for an idyllic holiday in the countryside, courtesy of Withnail's uncle Monty's country cottage. But when they get there, it rains non-stop, there's no food, and their basic survival skills turn out to be somewhat limited. Matters are not helped by the arrival of Uncle Monty, who shows an uncomfortably keen interest in Marwood… (94% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/withnail_and_i
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An East Coast view in December with the flowers of the Pohutukawa. Northland. New Zealand
Russell Village viewed from the point. Even this place has a point of view?
Sunset view Russell. A must do in the bay is to sit down and enjoy this view from the deck of the Duke Of Marlborough Hotel
You are never to old to race. The Tall Ships and Classic Invitation Race
Tall Ships and Classic Race. Bay Of Islands. First Saturday in January every year.
The iconic holiday Bach. Some times refered to as Fraters Bay, named after the habitants.
The Old Bay Belle. Plying passengers from Paihia to Russell for most of it's life
Looking across the bay on Russell Waterfront. Fog playing with the watercraft
Fog on the water and a fog rainbow. Something special about this place.
Stone Store . On the edge of the basin. Keri Keri. Bay Of Islands. New Zealand.
Russell Village in Winter. Still a great place to be. Views of the inner bay in fog
Urupukapuka View. The walk around the Island is in the foreground. A great walk.
Cape Brett in the distance. Home of the Hole In The Rock. Bay Of Islands. NZ
Looking Over Otehei Bay on Urupukapuka Island. Bay Of Islands. New Zealand.
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A pervert with 98 criminal convictions - 38 of them for sex offences against both adults and children - has lost an appeal against the sentence handed down to him last year.
William Alfred Rogers was jailed after police caught him with a hidden laptop, which contained voyeuristic footage of a woman using the toilet.
A court order had banned the 65-year-old from having any devices capable of accessing the internet unless they were made available for police to inspect.
Rogers, formerly of Market Street in Chorley, also breached his sexual harm prevention order (SOPO), given to him in 2009 and amended in 2014, by being alone with a young child.
He was sentenced to 30 months behind bars for hiding the laptop, and a consecutive term of six months for being unsupervised with the girl.
Rogers, who has a history of collecting child abuse images, and was last jailed in 2010, took his fight to the Royal Courts of Justice in London, where it was argued his sentence was 'simply far too high'.
But his appeal was thrown out, and a panel of judges concluded: "Overall, the learned judge had to sentence a man with a long history of offending, including for sex offences, who had previously breached his SOPO and had not been deterred from further breaches by the prison sentence which he received in 2010.
"We are unable to say that a total of three years' imprisonment for these two further breaches was manifestly excessive. This appeal accordingly fails and is dismissed."
Rogers handed over two phones and a computer tower when he was visited by police last April, and was arrested three months later after a friend he asked to upgrade his laptop found covert footage of a woman urinating, the court was told.
Rogers pleaded guilty to both breaches of his order, but Preston Crown Court was told Rogers continued to 'pose a high risk of harm to women and children'.
And a pre-sentence report said the offences were 'indicative of ongoing deviant sexual issues and the willingness to breach measures designed to manage his risk of further offending'.
Sitting on January 3, His Honour Judge Newell said: "In the 48 years that have lapsed between your first and last sexual conviction, 1968 to 2016, every part of the criminal justice system, and every sentence available to them, has made endeavours to try and, either to deter you, or rehabilitate you, all without success."


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The Ohio Supreme Court has agreed with Dominion East Ohio that a 2012 order issued by the Public Utilities Commission ("PUCO") was substantively unreasonable, and has remanded the matter for further proceedings. See In re: Application of East Ohio Gas Co., d/b/a Dominion East Ohio, Slip Opinion No. 2014-Ohio-3073 (July 16, 2014).
In December 2006, new standards took effect, requiring suppliers of natural gas to make reasonable attempts to secure actual (as opposed to estimated) readings of customers' gas meters every other month. The use of automated meter reading ("AMR") equipment qualified as compliant with these new standards; remote meter index readings (which Dominion had been using) did not. As part of its effort to timely switch over to AMR equipment, Dominion applied to PUCO for permission to recover the costs of the transition from its customers. It was estimated that recovering these costs from customers would reduce a 15 to 20-year process to a five-year process.
PUCO approved Dominion's plan, adding a requirement that Dominion submit an application each year, justifying that year's proposed AMR charges to customers, based on its previous-year AMR expenses. In orders regarding prior years 2008, 2009 and 2010, PUCO's staff and Dominion agreed on the appropriate AMR charge. In 2012, however, they could not agree regarding the legitimacy of the proposed charge, based on 2011's expenses. PUCO's staff contended that Dominion's AMR recovery should be reduced from Dominion's requested amount, as a penalty for Dominion's failure to complete installation and re-routing of AMR equipment before the end of 2011. PUCO's staff pointed to PUCO's 2009 order as support for their determination, arguing that the two phases of transition – installation and re-routing – should have occurred in August 2011 and October 2011, respectively. PUCO adopted its staff's determination, and Dominion appealed.
The Ohio Supreme Court agreed with one of Dominion's bases for appeal, determining that PUCO's conclusion was unreasonable. The Court determined not only that the 2009 order on which PUCO's staff had relied in fact did not require Dominion to complete the two phases of transition in August 2011 and October 2011, but also that these supposed requirements provided the only stated basis for the amount of PUCO's reduction of Dominion's proposed AMR customer charges. The Court rejected PUCO's effort to hold Dominion to one standard – completion of the transition to AMR equipment by close of 2011 – and then to base the amount of its penalties on an entirely different standard – installation of AMR devices by August 2011 and re-routing completion by October 2011. The substance of PUCO's order, the Ohio Supreme Court held, was not rationally tied to Dominion's purported failure to meet PUCO's deadline.
The Ohio Supreme Court's willingness to reject PUCO's attempt to retroactively reduce Dominion's rates here bodes well for the legal and regulatory climate for Ohio utilities and utility-related entities. It seems clear that the Court will continue to insist on fundamental fairness for all such companies.


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Remember, you can still see all our correspondence, including the latest Newlsetters, via logging into Compass. If you need assistance or having trouble logging in then please let us know, or head over to our Parent Portal information page for more information. If you've missed a Newsletter or just want to look back at a previous edition, you can find them below.
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Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Secretary-General Lee Shu-chuan (李四川) apologized to KMT presidential candidate Hung Hsiu-chu (洪秀柱) again yesterday, while KMT Chairman Eric Chu (朱立倫) said he would make an "official announcement" in his capacity as chairman of the party at the planned extempore party congress.
Lee first apologized to Hung and her supporters on Thursday night for recent "developments." Yesterday he said that Chu's decision is not a "power struggle," but to bear responsibility, "as the party's election prospects have never been so dismal."
Lee said his aides had contacted Hung's campaign team in the past few days and he would directly apologize to Hung "if she has the time."
Chu yesterday said Lee had made the apology on behalf of the party in his capacity as the KMT's secretary-general.
When asked if he would himself apologize to Hung, Chu responded by saying that party members admire her efforts and that he "might not have worked hard enough on communicating [with Hung]," adding that he would explain the matter and express the party's gratitude to her more clearly when he meets with her "face to face."
An official statement would be made at the extempore party congress, he said, adding that Hung, as the party's presidential candidate, would be at the congress.
The fact that neither he nor Lee had spoken with Hung sparked speculation that Hung has refused to speak with them. Chu said that Hung might want to "take a break and meditate," emphasizing again that "the party is a family."
Asked whether he would join the presidential race without resigning as New Taipei City mayor, the party chairman said the question was "a hypothetical one," and that all the details would be decided and announced during the congress.


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It always seems to happen when you're least prepared: someone in your business needs collateral for an event or customer meeting – tomorrow. Maybe your small business doesn't have an on-staff graphic designer, or maybe your graphic designer just took a much needed vacation. Either way, you're left wondering: Now what?
Don't panic. With just a little bit of patience, basic knowledge of Microsoft Word, and these tips, you can create something worth sharing.
Craft your concept.
Create an outline for the document. Include essential elements like a headline, body copy, call to action, and images. When you're writing content for collateral, shorter is better. Stick with bullets where you can, so the reader isn't overwhelmed by the amount of content on the page, and make sure your call to action follows the 3 Cs: clear, compelling, and concise. When it comes to choosing a layout, you can start with a template from Office Online, or you can create your own from scratch. Here's what we put together using a template – without assistance from our graphic designer.
Make room for must-haves. When you're planning out your flyer, make sure you've got space for basics like your company logo, website, and phone number. Adding social media logos lets your readers know how to find you outside of the traditional channels.
Keep it cohesive.
When non-designers are tasked to create collateral, the instinct is often to include a plethora of different font styles and colors. Stifle your instincts and work with a single font family, using the bolded version to highlight only the most important information, and a bigger font size for your headline. This ensures that your readers can discern the most important elements – like the headline and call to action – from the rest of the content. Be sure that images and templates jibe with colors in your logo, and keep in mind that most template elements can be color-adjusted to meet your needs.
Entertain the eyes.
Images engage your viewers, break up content blocks, and help your users understand the context of your product or offering. Product images are a great addition to your collateral, but "lifestyle" images that show your products or services in use are even better. If you don't have access to product images, websites like iStockphoto, Shutterstock, and Photos.com .com are good places to look for images that relate to your offering. You can also find images in Office Online.
Go for the vertical.
Whether you're choosing a template or building your own design for an 8.5 x 11 flyer, our graphic designer recommends sticking to a vertical orientation. We're all accustomed to reading from the top down, so it's a more intuitive layout for your readers.
Any collateral you create in Microsoft Word is easy to print on your office printer. If you'd like to send the flyer off to a mass printer, be sure to convert it to a PDF first – most printers won't accept Word documents.
Have you knocked it out of the park with some DIY marketing collateral? Or does the thought of attempting to create a flyer strike fear in your heart? Share your thoughts in the comments!


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Most In Demand Soft Skills and How to Demonstrate Them
Soft skills, such as problem solving, cultural intelligence, innovation and leadership, are highly valued by employers. After all, it doesn't matter how competent and educated you are; if you don't have the skills to successfully work well with others, you probably won't be an ideal candidate. Even though soft skills are as important as job-specific ones, they are often not highlighted in applications and interviews because they are not as easily defined or measured.
Keen to demonstrate your soft skills but don't know where to start? Let's take a look at the most in demand soft skills right now, and how to prove that you have them to prospective employers!
Cultural Intelligence
In other words, the ability to work with and learn from people who are different to you. More and more companies have some sort of international reach, whether it's clients across multiple locations or remote workers. These companies seek employees not only with experience working in multicultural environments, but who can also demonstrate the ability to see things from different perspectives, and can inspire collaboration across multiple locations and cultures.
How Can I Demonstrate This?
In your cover letter, give precise examples of when you've worked in multicultural environments – for example, working with teams in different locations and cultures or managing projects with remote teams. In your interview, make sure to expand on these examples to prove that you don't only have experience in multicultural environments, but that you thrive in them. Don't have much concrete experience in this area? Talk about the languages you can speak, any travelling that you've done, freelancers you've dealt with in different locations – anything to show that you are open and flexible to global working.
Problem Solving and Critical Thinking
The skill of being able to resolve issues on the fly will never go out of fashion with employers; in a constantly-changing recruitment market, candidates that are able to troubleshoot and solve problems independently are very attractive to hiring managers. But the ability to recognise issues, and to identify, evaluate and implement solutions, can be tricky to measure and demonstrate in job applications.
How Can I Demonstrate This?
Just saying that you have great problem-solving skills isn't enough – you need to get specific. Think of three recent examples in your career where you've taken on a challenge, brainstormed solutions either independently or as a team, and then successfully resolved the issue. In your cover letter or resume, when discussing a particular role which is relevant to the application, insert an example of a problem you resolved and the measured result, for example cost or time savings.
Creativity and Innovation
A survey by the World Economic Forum found that creativity will be the third most important work skill by 2020, after problem solving and critical thinking. Why? Because if businesses are to compete in a rapidly-changing landscape, they need people who can look at things in a new and fresh way. The ability to let go of preconceived ideas and to find patterns that are not obvious is a soft skill that employers value.
How Can I Demonstrate This?
Think about how your creativity and innovation has helped you in the past, and how it might be an asset to the job for which you are applying. Your career does not have to be in a creative field for you to find examples of ingenuity within it! Maybe you streamlined a process in your team, figured out a way to reduce costs during a budget crunch, or developed a strategy for onboarding international clients. Add some hard numbers to these examples and you're a hiring manager's dream, no matter the industry.
This soft skill is the mother of all skills – a leader encompasses all of the soft skills covered in this article, and then some. Talent managers aren't just looking for leadership experience for management positions; the ability to inspire people to do their best work and to succeed is a soft skill all employers crave.
How Can I Demonstrate This?
You don't have to be a manager or a supervisor to demonstrate leadership skills. Maybe you've taken the initiative outside of your daily routine to come up with ideas or taken on extra responsibilities. Did you become a point person for a project, or taken on more work from a manager? Research the leadership skills that are particularly valued in your field and make sure to emphasise them in your job applications and interviews.
Now that you know how to get these in demand soft skills across, you're ready to apply for that dream job! Contact Saro Recruitment and visit our vacancies today!
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An interactive Educational Kiosk for your Club
The Australians at War Kiosk
The Australians at War Kiosk was developed by Page 2 Productions to educate the community on Australia's involvement in military engagements and peacekeeping exercises from World War 1 to the current day. It highlights the sacrifice our servicemen have made across the last 100 years in an entertaining, respectful and compelling way, and in a format suitable for all ages. It will complement and enrich the commemorative area within any Australian RSL or Services club.
Furthermore it's very much in the spirit of the 100 Years of Anzac commemoration (2014-2018) marking 100 years since our nation's involvement in the First World War.
Inspiring Content
The kiosk features an interactive touchscreen display and presents high quality documentary style videos on Australia's involvement in World War 1, World War 2, Korea, Vietnam and in Modern Warfare with the emphasis on easy to understand facts on where, when and why conflicts have occurred.
Each professionally narrated video includes wartime imagery brought to life through 2.5D animation and a stirring musical score.
Customise Your Kiosk
On top of the compelling content that comes standard in the Australians at War Kiosk, Page 2 encourages clubs to contribute their own content truly localising the kiosk for each club. Content such as an Honour Roll, interviews with local returned service men and women, and footage of Anzac Day marches can be integrated into the main menu increasing the relevance to local communities.
Make the Most of the Content
Page 2 Productions also encourages clubs to make use of the Australians at War content outside their kiosk*. With Page 2's assistance, it can be easily transferred to a PC tablet to take into school classrooms or played through a projector at club events.
Contact Page 2 Productions for details on 02 9634 6265 or
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- After May 14, 2018, may I book a group that includes ICON Orlando?
- Do you offer a discount for schools?
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I doubt if I was the only one to shake my head and mutter something like "huh?" at the results of this year's Diners Club Winemaker of the Year award. The category was dry white blends, and one looked in vain when the finalists were announced for at least one of the great names in Cape white blends.
No reflection on the winner, from Spier – very possibly it is a truly magnificent wine, outclassing the offerings of Steenberg, Cape Point, Vergelegen, Tokara etc (on the Bordeaux-style side), and those of Sadie, Badenhorst, Alheit, Fable, etc (on the warmer-country-style side). To mention just some. Very possibly, many of the best-known white blends were not entered – always a further problem for the credibility of these competitions. Just as likely is that many of them were entered.
I confess that, as usual, I didn't "crack the nod" as I think the Australians like to say, when it came to an invitation to the award ceremony – and didn't even rate getting press releases about the awards. But I couldn't have gone anyway, as clearly it was a "black tie" event, and I don't have the right clothes (a lack which also obliges me to decline with regretful thanks and a touch of relief invitations to the Veritas Awards each year).
It was only a recent catch-up "new releases tasting with Angela Lloyd that reminded me of the Winemaker of the Year award (I don't think it's very significant any more, is it? just another competitions…). We tasted three white blends, all of the more "Swartlandish" style – though only one from Swartland itself. Two of them I could happily have welcomed as Diners Club winner.
The least of the three is Joostenberg Fairhead 2011 from the Myburgh's appealingly unpretentious, farm-like Paarl estate. It's of chenin, with viognier and roussanne. It seemed to me a touch less appealing than some vintages have been, with some light charm and a decent length of flavour, but less than harmonious, thanks to an edgy acidity. Nice enough, but not for the price- something over R100.
Solms-Delta Amalie 2013 is more or less the same price, but a rather more convincing buy. It's the first vine-to-bottle offering from newish winemaker Hagen Viljoen – he and viticulturist Rosa Kruger are effecting something of a good vinous revolution at this Franschhoek property (though most of the best grapes are actually bought in from elsewhere). Amalie has generally been a good wine, and this is a very good wine, from grenache with chenin, roussanne and viognier. A convincing blend, quite rich but fresh and lively rather than heavy; well-handles oak, dry interesting and delicious. Hard to think that anyone wouldn't like this wine.
It takes something like Sequillo White 2013 to put Amalie's claims into perspective – but, then, Sequillo is more expensive at around R160. It's also, I believe, already sold out from the producer, so if you want some, better hurry to see which if any retailers still stock it. It's a gorgeous Swartland wine, seamlessly blending chenin, clairette, viognier, verdelho and palomino. It's generous yet bracing, with a fresh vibrancy. Not heavy, but with some weight, counterpoised by the acidity. Subtle oaking for breadth to add to the depth; earth and fruit, and a fascinating note of almond on the finish. I drank it over three evenings and, if anything, it continued to improve.
I can't say I much appreciate the anatomical Sequillo labels this year, which are obscure as to significance and not even very attractive – but, really, do we ultimately care any more about labels than we do who wins these competitions?


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Many of us, when we do yoga, "think" with the front of our bodies. So when we are asked to open the back of our bodies, we unconsciously try to manifest the instruction on the front body. In some cases this is simply because our minds aren't used to thinking about the back of the body (out of sight, out of mind!). Or we may have tightness in the back body, and so we try to compensate with the front body.
The example I want to look at today is a common one: when working to stretch the backs of our shoulders, or when moving into a backbend, we lengthen our spine, lift our collarbones, and let our lower ribs "flare" or "pop" out. It feels like we are stretching more deeply when we do this, but in fact we are using our ribs as an "escape valve" to compensate for tightness in our back body.
So, what's the big deal? Well, when this "escape valve" becomes a habit, you will carry it with you throughout your practice, including into more challenging poses like backbends. When the lower ribs are "popped", your lower back isn't being stabilised by its synergists, the transverse abdominals. This can cause excess load to be carried by the lumbar spine (the lower back), which can possibly lead to strain or injury. You want to be especially careful of this if you (like me) tend towards a "curvy" lower back in general, because it can also mean that your back is taking undue strain even in postures that are not backbends (and probably in your day-to-day life, as well).
In either case, this is really simple to correct once you're aware of it: use your abdominals to pull the lower ribs back in and down and keep them close to your body. Then go back into the pose, staying aware not to let your ribs flare out again.
Clear as mud? Have a look at the pictures!
If you've read this far, I'd love your feedback! Was this tip helpful? Is there anything else you'd like tips about? Leave a comment!


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joelhauer necesitaba un nuevo diseño de banner publicitario y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 30 diseños de 5 diseñadores freelance.
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How extremists target victims on Facebook and Twitter, Social media has made communication much easier, but extremists use this very method to spread terrorist ideas.
Social media has made communication much easier, but extremists use this very method to spread terrorist ideas. Governments and NGOs are finding it tough to catch up, as experts discussed at DW's Global Media Forum.
Last year in December, Indian police arrested a 24-year-old man, allegedly responsible for operating a Twitter handle linked to the "Islamic State" group from Bangalore, India's IT hub. Mehdi Masroor Biswas was a promising software engineer and well on his way to a successful career. He is accused of using his technical talent to gather some 20,000 followers for the "IS" Twitter account.
Biswas' alleged activities, and those of militant group recruiters who operate over Twitter and Facebook, show how terrorists are strategically using the mediums to gain more followers. Experts speaking at DW's Global Media Forum 2015 engaged in a discussion about how social media can be such an effective tool for terrorist activity.
The terrorists' tactics
Social media is an extremely effective way of getting your message through to your target. The medium overtook pornography as the number one activity on the Internet in July 2009, says Maria Ressa, CEO of Rappler, a social news network. She quotes a Stanford University study according to which, "when you're on social media, you have elevated levels of certain chemicals like Dopamine... Oxytocin, the love hormone."
Tweets and Facebook posts carry emotions to the reader, and tweets by terror groups are often "fun," says Gulmina Bilal, executive director of Individualland, an NGO in Pakistan. Extremist organizations have specialized public relations strategies. They use Facebook for teenagers and for women who stay at home. Children under eight years of age get their own set of militant cartoons to familiarize them with the ideology.
Activists for groups like Hizbul Islam and Jaish e Muhammad use tweets about daily life, like the food they eat, and slowly sneak in their "views" on the plight of children in Palestine, Bilal explains.
Who is the typical victim?
Poverty, loneliness, a non-existent love life - all these can contribute to why ordinary people fall victim to terror groups and get attracted by their ideologies, Bilal explains. While some turn to friends, many fall prey to terror activists and recruiters.
Al Shabab militants in Somalia for example often promise more money and a better future to attract combatants from Kenya and Tanzania, Bakari S. Machumu, Group Managing Editor at Mwananchi Communications in Tanzania tells the audience at the GMF 2015. Young people often go to terror training camps thinking they can work there and send money back home.
Terror recruiters in Afghanistan, for example, often criticize regimes or foreign forces like NATO and the USA that have been in the country but have failed to improve the situation there. "They try to recruit through trying to offer financial packages. There are lot of unemployed people who go and join them," Lotfullah Najafizadah, Director of Afghanistan's Tolo News, told DW.
Countering terror activities in the Internet
"Before, we couldn't know what terorrists were thinking, before social media, messages were linear. Now they aren't," says Fathy Mohammed Abou Hatab of the Al Masry Media Corporation in Egypt.
So are media, the government and civil society losing the battle against extremists, at least as far as social media is concerned?
"It is a daily and hourly battle," argues Gulmina Bilal of Pakistan. However, as far as Pakistan is concerned, the December attack on a school in Peshawar in which around 160 people, mostly children, were killed, has shaken the country. Twitter accounts and Facebook pages are being taken down, although they sprout up again in no time.
But the fight against terrorism is almost always at the cost of civil liberties. In Tanzania, journalist Machumu says, mistrust between the government and civil society has increased after laws were enacted against cyber crime. The new law enables police to confiscate computers of journalists, for example.
However, hope still abounds. Even in countries like Afghanistan where fears of the Taliban run high, people are beginning to speak up against terrorists and write against their ideologies on social media, Najafizada of Tolo News told DW.
Meanwhile, the discussion on cyber terorrism at the GMF 2015 takes a sinister turn after people notice a spam tweet showing up using DW's Twitter hashtag.
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Some can be penned, most cannot be given justice… as the gap between the feeling and the thoughts and the words is a lot. Sometimes though one small word or a small smile, or just a coincidence takes you close to that original feeling. The moment. That defining moment...
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Instincts and feelings
Some can be penned, most cannot be given justice… as the gap between the feeling and the thoughts and the words is a lot. Sometimes though one small word or a small smile, or just a coincidence takes you close to that original feeling. The moment. That defining moment...
Sunday, September 19, 2010
E-mail sent on the last day at work
What does this tell us?
I hate the word LDAP. Not for the meanings attached to it, but is overuse! It should ideally mean Let's Dance And Party! But no, with all the connotations from both the employers and the employees it has a different ring to it.
Either Leaving (before I get more) Depressed And Pathetic or Left Due (to) Angst (and) Pain, or just I am getting better roles and responsibilities (read pay)!
To each his own, I am just one of the rats in the rat race.
- What to do next?
- Where to go next?
- What steps to climb?
- What branch to hang on?
- Where to fly?
Why should I trouble you more with my idiosyncrasies or the verbose manifestations of my astral journeys? Let me carry my burden and take it out in the open.
So on and so forth.
For more information see Related Tasks.
Acting? (Those who have read my blog know about my versatile acting skills.)
NGO? (Yes Yes, I want to save the world too.)
Mafia? (You can then choose to be on the safer side, if you know what I mean.)
Restaurateur? (I will give you food on discount ok, not free! Before you start asking me for free food, remember there is no free lunch/dinner.)
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
On hating prejudiced people
K: It's easy to hate prejudiced people...
AG: Oh the irony!
K: Paradoxical!
BK: No it's not easy.
HS: What if they are prejudiced in your favor?
K: @BK- Then someone else might hate/dislike them.
BK: What I mean is that if you go deep in their thoughts and beliefs you'll find it reasonable somehow, we may not like it, yes its natural ;)
K: Someone understanding and humble might handle it the way you have put it.
RP: How right.. And at least one person seems to bump into you every day.
Tj: Prejudiced people are fun when they can back their kooky ideas with logic, a waste of time if not. So I guess I either love them or ignore them.
DT: Yeah and it is fun to play with their mind time and again. :P
Tj: @DT Evil but incredibly fun to watch them go off, the truly prejudiced ones are usually parroting ideas so used, u wonder if they were ever new.
K: @RP and DT - I totally agree with you guys, when prejudiced people start justifying their beliefs with unreasonable ideas, it is fun to argue with them. So, once you get over the hate/dislike, the habitual prejudiced folks are fun, eh?
Tj: Most certainly....I remember setting off a certain Political Party fan and every time we poked a hole in his theory he would basically repeat it as if that somehow answered the question...
Tj: On a different note I remember telling one of our HR that it's not that she doesn't get my point but that she does not want to get it, she hated hearing that but then HR are supposed to always smile and be nice, so she had to take it.
K @Tj - Awesome stuff to the HR dude. Also regarding the Political Party fellow. That's a typical disaster management type of a thing when ones beliefs get shattered. Like, close your eyes and ears and repeat your (debated) belief to yourself so that it still withstands at least in your mind! :)
What do you say?
Monday, September 6, 2010
My Acting Portfolio
Of course I have played other roles like a Ball Dancer in the background, a Spectator in the background, an Old Man with a stick and no dialogues, a British Army General who is defeated by Jhansi Ki Rani and then Persephone from The Matrix spoof.
Yes the ballroom dance indeed demanded me to be at my suave best, what with dancing gracefully and all. So what if the play is happening in front and the main characters have the dialogues. The dancers added charm to the play! And the Spectator in the background? What's the point of announcing something publicly on a stage if you don't have skillful and attentive spectators?
So was with playing the Old Man! Come on, just emptying an entire bottle of talcum powder in the hair to make them seem white won't really work! One should also learn to handle the walking stick well, learn to be sophisticated after wearing suspenders, and in general create a very senile impact in a very short time!
What more do I say about being a British General? You know how these are right? Carry the Gun, Carry the Glory, Carry the belligerent attitude... so overall a lot to carry! On top of that, get shot by Jhansi ki Rani, act really hurt and pass out gracefully. All this in a minute flat. Quite challenging eh?
But the challenge that surpassed it all was playing a woman and that too enacting the oh so awesome Monica Belluci (Persephone) from The Matrix. Well, since it was strictly an all boys play to poke some fun at the girls in the class and the fact that it had all crazy Bollywood characters enacting the characters from Matrix (Shahrukh playing Neo, Amitabh playing Morpheus, Shakti Kapoor playing Agent Smith, Trinity obviously Kajol and others who just played their roles), it was super fun! I had to dress like a drag, walk like a girl and dance with Shakti Kapoor on the Raja Babu epic Aa Aa Eee Oo Oo O, Mera Dil Nah Todo. I think I overwhelmed myself with that performance!
I have come a long way, the acting journey has been good so far. You think I should seriously think of a career in acting?


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School Night for Cub Scouts
toy animal, pinewood derby car, background of a house door.
Get two boys of cub scout age, one boy of tiger age, one father and one mother.
John-wolf scout
Bobby-2nd grader
Lucas-1st grader
Mike-John's dad & den leader
Sandy-Bobby & Lucas's mom
(John is walking back from the busstop on a Monday after school in his cub scout uniform, when along comes Bobby)
Bobby: Hi John, why are you wearing that uniform?
John: This is my cub scout uniform and tonight is my scout meeting, so I wore it to school today.
Bobby: What kind of things so you so at scout meetings?
John: Well we built birdhouses one night, we built these cars one nightt and we are racing them tonight.(pull out PWD car). We have also read this book and learned alot of things. We went ice skating last winter, and camping a few times over the year. We get to do a lot of fun things, you ought to come tonight if you can.
Mike: Well John, it is time to go to scouts. Are you ready?
John: Just a minute dad, Bobby is going to ask his mom if he can come too. Is that okay?
Mike: Sure, we'll wait another few minutes.
Bobby: (running into the house) MOM!! Can I go to scouts with John tonight? They are racing these cool cars that they all made. Can I please go?
Sandy: Sure you can go, but only if you take your little brother.
Lucas: (walking in with toy in hand) Where are we going?
Bobby: We are going to Cub Scouts with John from up the street.
Lucas: Can I be a Cub Scout too?
John: Sure!! I think that they call your age group Tigers? They don't wear uniforms like this one, they wear these cool orange t-shirts with paw prints all over them.
(Soon after this, all three boys arrive at scout. After the race everyone stood around and said the Cub Scout Promise and Law, and then they prayed.)
Bobby & Lucas: This sure has been lots of fun, we would like to do this kind of stuff all of the time.
Mike: Great fellas!! Here is some information about our Pack to take home to your mom. We hope you come back to join us again next week.
(Later the next week, all three boys abd both parents show up at scouts, in uniform. They all have fun playing games and doing activities geared toward their badge of rank.
Ferdinand Tretter
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Philosophy and Religion
Within the Philosophy and Religion program you can pursue a B.A. degree in Philosophy and Religion, Philosophy Legal Studies, or Philosophy Graduate Studies. A minor in Philosophy and Religion is also available.
Curriculum Worksheets
- B.A. in Philosophy and Religion
- B.A. in Philosophy and Religion: Legal Studies Concentration
- B.A. in Philosophy and Religion: Graduate Studies Concentration
To view the Course Schedule by term, click here.
See the Catalog of Courses for complete descriptions of course offerings.
For detailed curriculum information, please refer to the Academic Bulletin.
Top Five Reasons to Study Philosophy and Religion Studies at Stockton
- Adapting to Change
The Philosophy and Religion program is a place to come for an excellent education due to the unique, dynamic, and diverse areas of specialty and experiences that its faculty members create. Our courses prepare students as serious competitors for further study, professional careers, and, above all, a well-rounded education. Some of our graduates have received law degrees, master's degrees in philosophy, library science, bioethics, theology, counseling, chiropractic, herbal medicine, and an MFA in poetry, while others are graduate students in psychology, osteopathic medicine, information sciences, and cognition, brain and behavior programs.
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To discover the rich history of ideas, and the foundation of the humanities and the arts.
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To develop critical and creative skills in thinking, writing, and interpretation, and to be provided with time-tested tools of philosophical analysis.
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To be inspired by the search for values and the quest for a deeply meaningful life.
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To become part of a vibrant community of scholars in the interpretation of the love of wisdom.
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The International Honor Society (PST), Stockton Philosophical Society (SPS), the Classical Humanities Society (CHSSJ), and the Philosophy Speaker Series are active and exciting groups within the Philosophy and Religion program. For students interested in further discussion on philosophical and religious topics and themes, the SPS meets twice a week. Our chapter of PST (Phi Sigma Tau), the International Honor Society of Philosophy, with a rotating Faculty Advisor and three student officers, offers in-depth analysis of chosen topics and themes and the opportunity for students to publish in its journal Dialogue, and graduate with honors. The Classical Humanities Society of South Jersey (CHSSJ) brings speakers to campus for lectures on the classics and classical history disseminated through the humanities. The Philosophy Speaker Series invites scholars from area universities and colleges to lecture, visit, and have dinner with our Philosophy majors and minors.


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What were the key conclusions from this year's CityScape Dubai, held in September?
Building for the future
While the mega-project launches got the headlines at the recent CityScape Dubai, there were some important insights for SMEs involved (whether directly or indirectly) in the sector.
The overall conclusion? A note of caution needs to be struck against the tendency for an event like CityScape to be unswervingly upbeat.
While many of the analysts' predictions released around the time of the event remained bullish, this is partially the result of a focus on large-scale factors – Expo 2020, continued economic diversification as government policy, the relentless rise in tourism numbers – as drivers of the sector.
However a sense of adjustment was apparent at the more micro-levels that SMEs generally operate in. For example: a 10% year-on-year drop in luxury residential prices in Q3; a decreasing number of transactions at Dubai Land Department; the temporary 'mothballing' of some projects… as most construction SMEs tend to be engaged in live projects, these events are being keenly felt – even when the overall sector has positives to communicate.
Some commentators, such as Alpen Capital, for example, shared this idea of a balanced outlook being the order of the day. They've identified a number of opportunities and challenges that we've then assessed for relevance to SMEs.
Affordable housing. It's now deliberate policy by several GCC governments, including the UAE, to encourage developers to bridge the yawning supply and demand gap for housing units for mid-income groups. This initiative could well be relatively resilient to any overall downturn, and indeed may be the area of focus should luxury residential construction diminish. SMEs whose product and service offerings target this market opportunity should be in a good place.
Pre-cast housing systems. Across the region, pre-cast concrete systems are increasingly preferred for housing projects such as low-rise residential buildings. They're highly durable, low on cost, and environment-friendly. Pre-cast concrete is also driving creativity, as architects now have greater ability to develop intricate designs that can easily be produced off-site. If you're an SME in this market – good. If you're able to position yourself as the ideal partner for architects – even better.
Joint ventures with international companies. Many international companies are entering the region through partnerships or joint ventures. SMEs that are open to working in this way are well-positioned to take advantage. Those that are proactively pursuing it – whether through marketing, networking or other methods – are a step even further ahead.
Talent. Companies in this sector often depend on expatriate staff, and the challenges of hiring and retaining them never goes away. If the wider economy continues to be affected by the ongoing low oil price, this issue could be even more keenly felt.
Potential raw material shortages. Over the past few years, rapid expansion of GCC construction activity has put pressure on the supply of raw materials, particularly cement. In addition, tough regulations on imports (coupled with logistical challenges) have pushed raw material prices up in the GCC. This trend could put pressure on margins for SMEs.
Increased competition. Whether there ends up being more projects (that therefore attract more players to the region), or fewer projects than expected, competition is expected to intensify. This will put further pressure on margins, and on SMEs to find unique and innovative offerings to own.
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Wuyi Rock Oolong Tea Rare Orchid Qi Lan Yan Cha
Qi Lan (Rare Orchid) is the bush varietal of the Wuyi rock oolong. It has a long twisted dark brown dry leaf, and a very fragrant and fruity taste. It has a clear, golden liquor, creamy texture and a naturally sweet finish. The rich aroma of roasted almond is also reflected in a satisfying aftertaste that lingers in your mouth and nose. It also has a hint of raisins and vanilla. Simply a wonderful tea.
Wuyi rock oolong (Yan Cha in Chinese) is produced in Wuyi mountain region of Fujian province, China. The Wuyi mountain area has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its abundance of species and rich history. Wuyi rock oolong tea is so named because of its geographic characteristics, and almost all of the rocky cliffs grow tea. There is a Chinese saying, "Every cliff has tea bushes. If there is no cliff, there are no tea bushes."
Owing to its soil, as well as the spring water that flows year round from the cliffs above, this tea is especially rich in minerals. Wuyi rock oolong has many different sub-varietals and each tea is named for its specific tea bush varietal. These tea bushes are indigenous to this region and do not grow anywhere else in the world. Wuyi rock oolong is usually harvested in the late spring, then traditionally charcoal-fired, either over medium or heavy heat over the course of several months throughout the summer. Rock oolong is semi-oxidized, about 50-80%, depending on the tea master's preference.
Origin: Wuyi Mountain, Fujian province, China
Harvest: May 2017, moderately fired over charcoal.
Caffeine level: Medium
Tasting Profile
Slightly smokiness, very fragrant and fruity, has natural taste of almond, raisins, and vanilla, full bodied, creamy texture.
Steeping Guide
205oF, 4g (2 tbsp) for 6oz of spring/filtered/ water, adjust to taste, 0.5 -1 minute, 6 steepings. We advise against the use of tap water as well as purified water.Gongfu brewing guide:
It is recommend to use the Gongfu brewing method in order to get the most out of the tea.
Use a gaiwan or Yixing clay pot to enhance the aroma and taste, usually 7g (3 rounded tbsp) of dry leaves for a medium sized Gaiwan or Yixing teapot ( about 120-150 ml / 5oz). When using gongfu brewing method, it is essential to warm up the brewing vessel so that the water temperature will not drop significantly before brewing and also rinse the tea before the first brewing. The recommended brewing time is 10s,10s,15s,15s, 20s. You may add 10-20s steeping time for each subsequent infusions.
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Joanna Slusarz Debski is an associate in Herrick's Real Estate Department, one of the largest in the New York City metropolitan area. Joanna focuses her practice on financings, sales and acquisitions of various types of commercial properties. She also advises owners and tenants in office, retail and industrial leasing matters throughout the U.S.
Joanna is an integral part of the entire transaction lifecycle, helping Herrick's clients close their deals and further their business ventures. She regularly drafts and negotiates leases, purchase and sale agreements, loan agreements and ancillary loan documents. She also reviews title work, leases and other due diligence items as part of the commercial real estate closings she handles. Most recently, Joanna has been focusing her practice on representing lenders in connection with construction loans.
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Second, the notion that God doesn't tamper with our free will presents problems in the area of prayer. For example, what exactly are we asking for when we pray for someone's salvation? Aren't our very words, "God, change this person"? Aren't we asking God to intervene by influencing a person's will in order to elicit a response of faith? It seems difficult to argue that God doesn't tamper with free will and then pray this prayer.
The problem doesn't just present itself when praying for someone's salvation, though. It includes prayer for anything involving human agency.
God answers prayer in two ways. He can respond directly, like he did when Peter was in jail and an angel released him. Since there was no human involvement, no one's will was violated. The same is true when Jesus multiplied the loaves and fishes or raised Lazarus from the dead.
It seems, however, that most of our requests entail God's mediate action, in which the answer involves the agency of another person. Characteristically, we're not rescued by angels. Usually, God doesn't multiply food or raise the dead in direct, immediate response to our prayers. Instead, the garden variety of prayer sets the will of God against the will of man.
Our prayers for a new job involve a human decision to hire. Our requests for the protection of the unborn speak to intentions of legislators and judges. Our petitions for good grades relate, in part, to the benevolence of a professor. In fact, with many prayer requests, the contrary will of a person is the precise issue of concern. Most prayers appeal to God to prevail upon other human wills. In effect we're praying, "God, use Your will and Your power to overcome the power and will of others."
If God never "tampered" with out free will, there would be precious little to pray about.


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Hey everyone, this is episode number 95 of the Fitlandia podcast and today we're going to teach you how to liberate your inner hero to keep moving forward on your health journey. My guest today is Dr Chris Zaino and I just know he's going to inspire you with some really awesome tips and techniques help you deeply connect with that amazing superhero that's in each of us!
Episode highlights:
When it comes to the patient's time as humans, our brain is always looking to close the loop. So we automatically want to set expectations such as we say this in our head. "Well, I've worked long enough. I worked hard enough, I invested so much money, I thought I would have been further along", right? Yes. And then you start doubting yourself. Maybe this isn't working, is it my hormones? Is there something else? And then you start second-guessing. But when you really think about, well, who set the expectations? Where I tell people anytime they start the health journey, number one…
…it's a journey, not a destination.
I'm really big into like when we make an agreement, you could let me down, but listen, I don't want you to let yourself down because if we start to break agreements and promises with ourselves, then we, we kind of build the habit of starting something and stopping.
So the bump in the road isn't a failure. It's called tuition. It's called a learning experience. The bump in the road. Like, you know, if I fall off my diet and eat something I shouldn't and I wake up the next morning and my hands are swollen, I feel horrible because I had a lot of gluten or dairy and, and you know what I hate that feeling, I say I don't like this feeling.
And so now not only do I know what I don't want, but then I decide, you know what I like is feeling a lot better…you know, I like feeling good!
I love visualizing yourself and your goals. Get the vision to the point where all your senses feel it. Like literally the vision, you feel it, you get the goosebumps, your body, physically, your body literally gets into a physical response to the vision you smell, you feel, and …
…all your senses literally get activated in this clear picture. And then you become inspired by your future self, right?
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|Marcus Ulpius (Trianus) Trajan
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|September 18, 053 in Italica, Spanish Baetica (Seville, Spain)
|L UlpiusTrianus Mother:D Longina
|Domitia II Paulina
|Pompeia Augusta Plotina (Phoebe Piso)
|Vibia Sabina\Domitia I Lucilla
|8 AUG 117 Selinus, Cilicia (Turkey)
|Latin in full CAESAR DIVI NERVAE FILIUS NERVA TRAIANUS OPTIMUS AUGUSTUS, also called (AD 97-98) CAESAR NERVA TRAIANUS GERMANICUS, original name MARCUS ULPIUS TRAIANUS (b. Sept. 15 abt, AD 53, Italica, Baetica [now in Spain]--d. Aug. 8/9, 117, Selinus, Cilicia [now in Turkey], Roman emperor (AD 98-117), the first to be born outside Italy. He sought to extend the boundaries of the empire to the east (notably in Dacia, Arabia, Armenia, and Mesopotamia), undertook a vast building program, and enlarged social welfare.
The patria of the Ulpii family was Italica, in Spanish Baetica, where their ancestors had settled late in the third century B.C. Trajan's father was the first member of the family to pursue a senatorial career; it proved to be a very successful one. Born probably about the year 30, he perhaps commanded a legion under Corbulo in the early sixties and then was legate of legio X Fretensis under Vespasian, governor of Judaea. Success in the Jewish War was rewarded by the governorship of an unknown province and then a consulate in 70. He was thereafter adlected by the emperor in patricios and sent to govern Baetica. Then followed the governorship of one of the major military provinces, Syria, where he prevented a Parthian threat of invasion, and in 79/80 he was proconsul of Asia, one of the two provinces (the other was Africa) which capped a senatorial career. His public service now effectively over, he lived on in honor and distinction, in all likelihood seeing his son emperor. He probably died before 100. He was deified in 113 and his titulature read "divus Traianus pater". Since his son was also the adoptive son of Nerva, Trajan officially had two fathers, a circumstance with precedent among Roman Emperors, the first being Octavius Augustus Caesar. Trajan was born in Italica on September 18, 53; his mother was Marcia, who had given birth to a daughter, Ulpia Marciana, five years before the birth of her son. In the mid seventies, he was a legionary legate under his father in Syria. He then married a lady from Nemausus (Nimes) in Gallia Narbonensis, Pompeia Plotina; was quaestor about 78 and praetor about 84. In 86, he became one of the young Hadrian's guardians. He was then appointed legate of legio VII Gemina in Hispania Tarraconensis, from which he marched at Domitian's orders in 89 to crush the uprising of Antonius Saturninus along the Rhine. He next fought in Domitian's war against the Germans along Rhine and Danube and was rewarded with an ordinary consulship in 91. Soon followed the governorship of Moesia Inferior and then that of Germania Superior, with his headquarters at Moguntiacum (Mainz), where Hadrian brought him the news in autumn, 97 that he had been adopted by the Emperor Nerva, as co-ruler and his intended successor. Already recipient of the title Imperator and possessor of the tribunician power, when Nerva died on January 27, 98, Trajan became emperor in a smooth transition of power which marked the next three quarters of a century.
His sister Marciana, five years his elder, and Trajan shared a close affection. She received the title Augusta, along with Plotina, in 105 and was deified in 112 upon her death. Her daughter Matidia became Augusta upon her mother's death, and in her turn was deified in 119. Both women received substantial monuments in the Campus Martius, there being basilicas of each and a temple of divae Matidiae. Hadrian was responsible for these buildings, which were located near the later temple of the deified Hadrian, not far from the column of Marcus Aurelius.
Matidia's daughter, Sabina, was married to Hadrian in the year 100. The union survived almost to the end of Hadrian's subsequent principate, in spite of the mutual loathing that they had for each other. Sabina was Trajan's great niece, and thereby furnished Hadrian a crucial link to Trajan.
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In ep 1 at 14:29 there is a James Bond reference when Kazuhito tells Kirihime she should not act like a woman spy.
In ep 12 at 2:57 the uniforms in the background are from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and AKB0048.
In Episode 1-11, the ending sequence starts as Natsuno Kirihime starts to look up. For a brief moment this looks like the 3rd opening sequence from the anime "Kidou Senshi Gundam Seed", the drum beat slightly sounds similar as well.
In Episode 12, the moment Natsuno Kirihime drinks from the sake-spiked mug, the "emergency warning" that appears behind Harumi Kazuhito/Kuro, is similar to the warning images from the anime "Shin Seiki Evangelion." Even the title episode: "Attack of Natsuno Kirihime" is styled from "Shin Seiki Evangelion" as well.
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Medieval 2: Total War Kingdoms Discussion
Trainer Tools and Resources
- To use the modified files create a batch file in your
Medieval II: Total War folder
- In the batch file add the following line
medieval2.exe --io.file_first
- NOTE: Due to a timestamp check, the following unpacked files will
cause the game to crash and must be deleted before the game is
- Save the batch file and then launch Medieval II: Total War using the
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This works great for me. I also created a seperate batch file for each of the kingdoms.
My americas campain for example I have a batch file that says:
kingdoms.exe --features.mod=mods/americas --io.file_first
This adds all of my modded info, without changing the original files. This may sound complicated, but it is not really. Just read the documentation, and you should be fine.
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SMehan, where can I get all the tools and info I need on how to make and play modified games? I really enjoyed the original Medieval game because I could easily modify the stuff. Then Rome came out and wasn't all that easily modifiable. So I didn't really play Rome all that much. I just went back to playing Medieval 1. I'm a hardware guy, not a software person. Never really liked programming. Because of that I would like the easiest way to make changes in the game with simple instructions.
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I am a chocoholic, I have bred chocoholics.
I love food, I like reading about food, talking about food, making food, making cakes!
We love travelling, we spend quite a bit of time exploring London…
I was very lucky to experience Walt Disney World in Florida recently from an adult's perspective and had fun sampling all the culinary delights Disney has to offer.
I love reading and now the children are getting older I am starting to get more time to read. I read anything that takes my fancy although it is not uncommon for me to have several books on the go. I don't like to be defeated by one, even if it takes me a few years. I particularly like thrillers and try to read YA fiction to keep up with my teens.
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CHE 101 is a one semester course covering the fundamentals of general chemistry. It is designed to fulfill the requirements of certain allied health and nursing programs. It also is appropriate as a basic chemistry course or as a science elective for students who are not science, engineering, or mathematics majors. Although not a prerequisite, this course may also serve as preparatory course for CHE 110 – General Chemistry I. Topics include: atomic theory, chemical bonding, structure, reactivity, stoichiometry, basic chemical equilibrium, gas laws, solutions, acids and bases, and nuclear chemistry.
Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to:
Define chemistry as the study of matter. Describe its transformations and the energy associated with these transformations.
Apply the concepts of atomic theory and atomic structure to describe elements and how they combine to form compounds.
Predict and identify the products and reactants of a chemical reaction, and quantify the amounts of materials consumed and produced using basic stoichiometry.
Apply the concepts of the kinetic molecular theory and the ideal gas law to predict the behavior of gases.
Describe the basics of solution stoichiometry. Perform calculations including concentrations, dilution and simple acid base chemistry.
Use nuclear chemistry to describe radioactive decay.
Collect, analyze and interpret experimental data from the performance of inorganic laboratory experiments.
Apply safe laboratory skills to solve problems in a cooperative environment.
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We are part of Surrey Arts; the arts and music department of Surrey County Council. Starting out as a community resource, the collection has very much evolved rather than been curated and contains costumes from many different sources including Surrey Youth Theatre and donations from local residents.
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