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Monday, June 25, 2012
Part-time programmes in Nigerian Universities suspended
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64 comments:
- Janded said...
Very bad. What do they want workers who school part-time to do? Or Full time mums who school in the evenings?
- June 25, 2012 at 9:18 PM
Any reason given?
- June 25, 2012 at 9:19 PM
- Essien Riches said...
Damn!!! This is crazy.what do they intend to achieve from this? arh aarh!!. This is definitely not the decision that will move the country forward at this point.
- June 25, 2012 at 9:26 PM
- Essien Riches said...
Damn!!! This is crazy.what do they intend to achieve from this? arh aarh!!. This is definitely not the decision that will move the country forward at this point.
- June 25, 2012 at 9:27 PM
I totally understand where they're coming from. It takes the average nigerian undergrad about 5yrs to graduate (strike and all). Which means part-time students take about 8-10yrs to graduate. It makes no sense!
- June 25, 2012 at 9:31 PM
My money has entered Voicemail...wailing...
- June 25, 2012 at 9:33 PM
Na wa 4 naija they just play wit peoples lives. Wetin go happen 2 d money wey dem pay n those in final year nko,tis our leaders tink se na their house them de, followin due process in tis country just doesn't exists
- June 25, 2012 at 9:37 PM
Jesus someone tell me that this is not true, dat means am out of skul in my final. @maximus what u said isn't all dat true am a part skul of unzik i enter 2007 and will b writing my final exams oct,jus finish wit first sem about a month or so
- June 25, 2012 at 9:44 PM
@non 9.44pm truly sori abt C wat am talkin abt it just doent make sense u just scrap sumtin without makin proper arrangement. God help us
- June 25, 2012 at 9:55 PM
Pls is it part time under graduate progs. Only or post grad inclusive?
- June 25, 2012 at 10:00 PM
I knew it would come to this.Simply because NUC do not get share from the school fees of part-time students in various universities,they now want to scrap it.See corruption Oo...
- June 25, 2012 at 10:03 PM
Maximus I don't think it takes that long 4 partimers to finish. 8/10yrs? That's madness now
- June 25, 2012 at 10:03 PM
Hmmm, na all sorts of prayers person suppose dey pray if he or she dey dis country. U pray against bomb, boko haram, loss of job, a good job, and sick n silly govt policies dat effect ones life negatively. Smh
- June 25, 2012 at 10:04 PM
N they say we r a developin country were is d development here,they just make life difficult 4 hardworkin n decent nigerians. Most people in tis programme just want a second chance in life n our leaders ve just screwed them.
- June 25, 2012 at 10:05 PM
- IAmhairs said...
they just keep jumping the decaying situations to face irrelivant matters...i guess the only things we could do is watch them while they keep acting....MAY GOD COME 2 OUR AID
- June 25, 2012 at 10:09 PM
Instead of them to face the serious probs we are facing they are causing more probs for the masses.
- June 25, 2012 at 10:15 PM
I don't really know reason why this decision is taken but we should frank the way and manner the programme is being run in some school is exploiting,frustrating and time consuming as there is no uniformity in running the programme nationwide so NUC should put proper mechanism in place to curb and correct these deficiencies and lift the suspension to better's pple's life.
- June 25, 2012 at 10:20 PM
This is total nonsense...... Esp if post graduate programme is inclusive. Come on, this govt has got 2 b kidding. How can u jst wake up nd make such a decision, wut do u want d part-time students 2 do?
- June 25, 2012 at 10:30 PM
@maximus I dnt support dis ya analysis cha cha
- June 25, 2012 at 10:30 PM
NUC are completely living in the dark ages...
in this 21st century where access to education takes all forms from part time to distance learning, to online learning....
why must nigerians be backward in their thinking?
the NUC should dissolve its management if these are the kind of unreasoned decisions they keep coming up with...
Nonsense! - June 25, 2012 at 10:34 PM
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- June 25, 2012 at 10:38 PM
This is the best for us all as most of the universities have misused the opportunity.
- June 25, 2012 at 10:40 PM
- standome said...
It seems they fill these part time programmes have negatively affect our academic standard bcos as long as u have money u don't have to show up, jus get ur admission and collect ur cert.
- June 25, 2012 at 10:42 PM
And u tink its not done in F-time? You can as well pay ur way 2ru school in full time.
Don't just get these pple, they just change things wout knowing the effect its gonna cause on d masses. I'm just sick and tired of all these rubbish! - June 25, 2012 at 10:55 PM
Maximus uve startd yarning o.p since they've startd hailing u and u r nw becomn dry.
- June 25, 2012 at 10:56 PM
This must be a joke,some partime progs are even weekly n mainly ppl who av tried jamb severally bt t no avail,what do they expect final year stds t do n as we knw it's more expensv dan the usual,ths isn't fair nigeria.
- June 25, 2012 at 11:06 PM
Na so we c am oh. Which way naija?!
- June 25, 2012 at 11:06 PM
- Donvin said...
That's not ok, i'm even plannin 2 start P.T by nxt year. 9ja sha, is dat boko haram or fuel subsidy wey dem suppose face?
- June 25, 2012 at 11:08 PM
- Cloyd N.D.U said...
Last time I check'd ds country is stil d only country claiming to be developed in africa, yet decision made by its leaders er underdeveloped.
Which reasonable human being wud jis wake up in d morning and d only tin on his mind is taking eratic decisions.
This people er taking kai-kai Ooº°˚ ˚°ºoo. - June 25, 2012 at 11:09 PM
So wat is the next plan cos u cant jst put pples lives on hold i mean dats not d problem of our country instead of payin more attention to pressin issues hes changin names n suspendin part time programmes in d universities such a shame how gej ve disappointed everyone who voted 4 him
- June 25, 2012 at 11:16 PM
This is irrational. I would expect that they should not aLlow it affect people alrdy on the progrm. I can't pat an eyelid right now. It is well. I hope they give us more info tmrw morning
- June 25, 2012 at 11:17 PM
Ahhhhh GOD will never forgive dis pple atall cos of dir selfish interest.am already in 400level hopin to roundup nxt yr, i went tru pain and hardship as a young gurl so i can go to sch and become a graduate, nw am abt smiling dey had to do this? GOD. #Sadface#
- June 25, 2012 at 11:28 PM
Ahhhhh GOD will never forgive dis pple atall cos of dir selfish interest.am already in 400level hopin to roundup nxt yr,after i went tru pain and hardship all alone as a young gurl so i can go to sch and become a graduate, nw am abt smiling dey decided to do this? GOD, #Sadface#
- June 25, 2012 at 11:39 PM
biko this is the real Maximus! I don't know who the first bufoon is. No wonder his comment is stupid.
Anyway, back to the gist...they shouldn't have scrapped it! What happens to current students? - June 25, 2012 at 11:41 PM
Well scraping PT U̶̲̥̅̊ r rite ,bt that doesn't mean the student who r already in wouldn't finish.....i just finished my 2nd semester exam and waiting for α̲̅ new session.the gist ve bn there for long time that's y we ve frm 300l-500l witout 200l or 100.so no skin pain the U̶̲̥̅̊ ƪƪ finish if U̶̲̥̅̊ r already in.
- June 25, 2012 at 11:53 PM
- Make-Up by Teju said...
We can never be a Developed country ever..I said it...so many r in this part time, to survive n also skool @ d same time..ow can dey scrap it. Wat happens to the undergraduates in ds skools?...they jus stop scooling? N start from where...So help us* God in this country
- June 26, 2012 at 12:00 AM
My thots exactly! U've said it all....
- June 26, 2012 at 12:17 AM
- Taiwo said...
This just shows that Nigeria is a failed state .Visit Breaking Entertainment news | Celebrity Gossipsfor weirdest news of all
- June 26, 2012 at 12:18 AM
really this old brains at nuc are working to frustrate the lives of the younger once,where South Africa have gone from part time to distance and online learning,we are still here killing the people who even what to learn.rubbish policies..
- June 26, 2012 at 1:38 AM
welcom to naija where u can jst wake up one mornin nd put ppls lyf on hold...tnx to Mr president who is leading by example. - June 26, 2012 at 5:55 AM
I totally agree, see what he said due to the Products(graduates), Part Time shld be suspended and then properly modified all those satellite campuses are all not effective. I agree with NUC on this one.
- June 26, 2012 at 6:29 AM
- MAKWE GODWIN said...
not so suprise about the news. Abuja university is the worst, my colleagues in the office have spent 10yrs now without certificates. We need strong institution to regulate universities. Equilibrate HND with BSC and the issue of Certification will be a by gone hence competence. Kudos to NUC
- June 26, 2012 at 7:24 AM
This not a good news at all, what happened to those who want to upgrade themselves while still on job.
please their should be a rethink.
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www.naijabreakingnews.blogspot.com - June 26, 2012 at 9:16 AM
Hahahahaha 'lib readers' or wa'eva u call urselves y'all are a hilarious inarticulate and uneducated bunch! Even the one's complaining abt being suspended from school can't construct a proper sentence. Y'll need to stop focusing on other people and start focusing on personal self development!!!! My tuppence..... Now let the aggresors start attacking. Hehehehehe
- June 26, 2012 at 9:37 AM
Can nigeria try and solve just one problem in her life time??.The country is sure doomd, damn!....GALAXY!
- June 26, 2012 at 9:46 AM
- Deola deczy said...
Bin hearin dis since last year ,i guess dey av finally done it? Dumb fucks!
- June 26, 2012 at 10:00 AM
Why in the HELL are you using my ID to comment? What? You're not smart enough to come up with something intelligent? Btw, I will NEVER construct a sentence as crass as yours. LIB readers pls ignore this imposter!
- June 26, 2012 at 10:40 AM
- Str8FrmDaHips said...
Absurd!!..any wonder people are breaking their neck to get out of the country..
Look at Emmanuel Ohuabunwa's achievement at Hodgkins University..nothing beats an enabling environment..not one that continually frustrates and beats u down.. - June 26, 2012 at 10:43 AM
This is definitely not the real Maximus. The way you string your words together gave you away. Anyways? Nah, she'll never use that word like that
- June 26, 2012 at 10:46 AM
Its obvios ur d imposta. Jobless much? Its nt any1's duty 2 make ppl laff. If @Maximus makes a coment and ppl laff, fine. But finkin its her duty 2 mk ppl laff here is stupid tho. And hw stupid r u dat u dnt knw maximus is a female. Go and park ur car somwer else joh. Jobless fool stealing pplz identity
- June 26, 2012 at 11:21 AM
It is well.
- June 26, 2012 at 11:49 AM
i totally agree wit maximus.ask peeps in ekiti state uni n they'll tell u watzup.
- June 26, 2012 at 1:06 PM
Part suspension does not mean terminate.The programme itself is faulty.If only the NUC will be sincere without money politic,they will come up with something good 4 us.As we all have lost hope on the people we called leaders,Only God knows there intentions.Or Do the man those in-charge needs money?are the university chopping alone?these are the factors to address.But for me,the action is good only if the can harmonize well without selfish interest.Lets wait and see as we are looking at Goodluck and his rule.
- June 26, 2012 at 1:13 PM
@ innoxx, where did you get information about NUC getting a share of students fees? you are sooooo ignorant.
NUC is only tring to regularize these part time sattellite campuses as they are producing 'quater baked graduates' bcos they are bn taught by low cadre staff with little or no experience. - June 26, 2012 at 1:37 PM
I don't think it will affect you that much. The universities will simply absolve all current part time students from 200levels to final year into the full time programme. It just means the universities will not be admitting part time students this year.
NUC should ve made this clear in that statement. Its not possible to stop the universities from graduating thousands of part time students all over the country.
PH's Tytest. - June 26, 2012 at 1:40 PM
NU NONSENSE.God will fight for the affected students. i'm concered about NOUN. nuc have a rethink or else...
- June 26, 2012 at 2:01 PM
Ijust heard it didn't affect uniben ThankGod cos m in ma finals now.but I tink the suspension means dey shld nt hv new intakes
- June 26, 2012 at 2:22 PM
it doesn't mak sense @ al. its lik dis pple tink thru dere''ANUS'' no sense of directions. God; flush out al d bad EGGS in dis country..
- June 26, 2012 at 8:06 PM
Dis pple tink thru dere ''ANUS'' hw can they tak dis kind of decision witout a rethink??? God help 9ja by flushin out al d sinking bad eggs dat makes life bitter 4 d common man in dis gr8 nig...
- June 26, 2012 at 8:27 PM
- Jide Olajie said...
if this will make the system rejuvenate it oK, but in Nigeria that nothing is working it will be difficult to see such miraculous step achieved. PEACE!
- June 27, 2012 at 11:08 AM
- tony said...
Das great NOUN 30 prog. accredited? wow great
- June 27, 2012 at 12:56 PM
That is great with National Open University, 30 prog. accredited? wow its great
- June 27, 2012 at 12:58 PM
Don't worry ur money may not have entered voicemail, I reckon †̥ђε̲̣̣̣̥ suspension shouldn't be for too long, †̥ђε̲̣̣̣̥ PT issue needs to be addressed,†̥ђε̲̣̣̣̥ population of people that are admitted is outrageous,†̥ђε̲̣̣̣̥ schools do not care if education is impacted as long as they get their money, that's not fair on †̥ђε̲̣̣̣̥ students,I just hope †̥ђε̲̣̣̣̥ naija factor does not come to play as usual so things can be done fast.-Palo
- June 27, 2012 at 3:44 PM
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After a wander through the labyrinthine Business Design Centre tucked away in Islington, I entered the bright and vibrant space of The Impact Factory for an Assertiveness workshop with the equally bright and vibrant Kate Arneil. |
27th March 2013 | Camera/Woman |
Last week I interviewed filmmaker Karima Zoubir who directed the documentary Camera/Woman. The film was screening here in London as part of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival - a great annual event highlighting everyday breaches of human rights through the medium of film. |
20th March 2013 | The Making of Miriam: A Short Film Crafted by WFTV Mentees |
In January 2011, having been selected as 1 of twenty participants on the WFTV Mentoring Scheme that year, I arrived for the induction day. When I applied for the scheme, my sole thought had been of my mentor and how my interactions with that person could help me reach the next level of my career. Little did I know then that several of my fellow mentees would become, just two years later, my film collaborators (and great friends!). I was also delighted to discover that my mentor, Carol Wiseman, was an old-school filmmaker. |
12th March 2013 | Knowledge is Power |
Last week I had a lovely chat with the Women in Film and Television team regarding a new collaboration between WFTV (UK) and the websites I edit, KFTV (formerly KEMPS) and The Knowledge. |
20th February 2013 | You Cannot Be Serious! |
A Discussion About The Status of Women directors on the occasion of the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival. |
4th February 2013 | The Expert Impostor |
I have a confession to make. |
25th January 2013 | Introduction to Hollywood... WFTV Style |
WFTV member Alison Winter shares her experience of moving to La La Land and connecting with WIF LA members to write and star in web comedy Divine White's Introduction to Hollywood. |
21st January 2013 | Podcast: Mentoring Panel at the London Short FIlm Festival 2013 |
We kicked off 2013 with lots of enthusiastic London Short Film Festival delegates in the bar at the Curzon Soho for a discussion exploring how effective mentoring can help individuals to define their aims and provide support and guidance in the increasingly freelance and unstructured world of film production. The panel was chaired by WFTV CEO Kate Kinninmont and featured the WFTV Mentoring Scheme producer, Nicola Lees, and mentees Esther Hegarty (2011) and Bridge Williams (2012-13). |
11th January 2013 | And the Award Goes to…. A Man |
And the award goes to…. a man. There is rarely much suspense during Awards season, as the jostling and campaigning between crowd-pleasing "serious" films ensures the honoured few are not far from mainstream sensibilities. Yet in the nominations, there is at least the possibility of diversity being recognised: a chance for the industry to give a nod in the right direction, that says, "OK, you are unlikely to win, but hey – good job!" |
8th January 2013 | 9 Steps to Making SEO Work For You Now |
Hannan Kattan is a WFTV member and co-founder of EBS Digital, an online marketing company that gives small businesses the tools for outstanding growth. Here she shares 9 top tips for making SEO (that's Search Engine Optimisation to the uninitiated) work for you now... |
22nd November 2012 | BAFTA Debate: Sexism in TV: How Far Have We Come? |
On 12th November 2012 I attended a debate hosted at BAFTA on Sexism in the UK's TV industry. The debate was (I assume) created in response to claims made across various platforms during the recent 'Savile' crisis that the culture of sexism / sexual harassment that had existed during the 70s & 80s have improved today. This post is my report and thoughts on the points made during that debate. |
26th September 2012 | The Lack of Female Comics is No Joke |
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Farmingdale Public Librarv 274 Main S t . Phrmingdalo N. Y. 3- 1- 63 Reads Observer- Some times 9 9 9 9 9 An Official Newspaper for Inc. Village of Farmingdal School District 22 School District 23 School District 18 Town of Oyster Bay • erver VoL 3 No. 45 Wednesday, Ofactrombeirn 1g0d, a1l9e6' 2s Most Complete 2nHd Celwasss pPoastpagee rP aid at Massapequa Park 10$ ' Delinquency' Draws Crowds Pets Come To Church Safety, Park, ng on V i l l a ge Bo a rd Agenda Eight year old Penny Pieper ( left), and her dog ' Lucky* and ten year old Clara Hampshire and her chinchilla ' Rocket*, participated in the Blessing of the Pets ceremonies held last Sunday at the St. Francis of Assisi Garden at St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Turtles, lizards, hamsters, parakeets, cats and a guinea pig were some of the other pets receiving the blessing from Father Rooco Grimaldi, assisted by altar boy Douglas Pieper. Irene Finger Reteives Paragon Award Mr. Emmet Donelly, Principal of the Farmingdale High School this week announced that Irene Finger, of 183 Staples Street, Farmingdale will be among the seniors of more than 100 Nassau and Suffolk County high schools who will be presented 1962 Paragon Oil Student Incentive Awards. Qualifications for the annual A-wards, which are being sponsored by the Paragon Oil Comapny for the fifth consecutive year, are set by a committee of high school principals. Their purpose is to give recognition for scholastic achievement, and also encourage a better understanding and appreciation of the American free enterprise system and its accomplishments. One student is selected annually in each of the Nassau and Suffolk Counties high schools to receive the Award which consists of a certificate of merit and a $ 50 U. S. Savings Bond. Principals and faculty members elect students who, by the end of their junior years, have made outstanding records. The Awards will be made at a special ceremony which will be attended by leading figures in the fields of education and government, at the State University at Farmingdale on November 24. 1700 At Institute State University's Agricultural and Technical Institute at Farmingdale began its fifty first year this fall with 1700 students enrolled in its day session and 3600 in the evening classes, Dr. Charles W. Laffin, Jr., President of the college announced this week. When classes began last month, the student body included representatives of all areas of New York State as well as other states, and several foreign countries. Among the 1060 freshmen are six students from Kenya who completed an orientation course A busy agenda is on tap for the Incorporated Village of Farmingdale Board next Monday night at a public meeting to be held at Village Hall. The regular meeting was postponed last Monday night due to the Jewish Religious Holiday. The agenda will include a discussion on changing the parking limitations in downtown Farming-dale particularly in the light of two accidents last week. This past week Mildred De Marco of Fairview Road was hospitalized as a result of her car being hit from behind by a sand truck when she was parking her car near the post office. A 39 year year old woman from Floral Park was killed recently when the car in which she was riding was involved in a head- on collision with a car operated by Walter Schnader- *> eck of 2 Sinclair Street, Farm ingdale. The Sth Precinci saici that Schnaderbeck was attempting to make a left turn into Clinton Street from the eastibound lane of Conklin Street. The Board will discuss the need for traffic lights and take steps for one at Clinton and Conklin Streets. Plans for a nursing home will be submitted to the board on the proposed site of Fulton Street and Elsie Lane. The plans have been approved by the State Housing Commission, it was learned. A building permit in the southeast sector will raise the question of the opening of several streets, it was learned. at Alfred Institute prior to their two years of study at Farmingdale. The new registration figures represent an increase of four hundred students over last year's enrollment. The Freshman Class was selected from 2700 applicants. In order to meet the increasing demand for educational programs, the Institute will begin operating on a year round bas'is in July 1963 according to President Laffin. One of the largest crowds that has ever turned out in District No. 22 PTA history came out Thursday night at the Farmingdale Senior High School to hear a panel discussion on juvenile delinquency. An overflow crowd filled Farmingdale Village Hall Tuesday evening at the Farmingdale Youth Council meeting to hear discussion and possible solutions to the growing problem of ' rowdyism' and juvenile delinquency in District No. 22. quests from the audience, Jack Goor, President of the Youth Council said that he would suggest to the Youth Board that meetings be made public except for those concerned with individual youngsters, The Youth Board will expand its function by seeking out preventatives to the problem. Many parents expressed concern that action be started to do something concrete about the problem. As Mrs. George R. Styskal fo 150 Thomas Powell Bolvd, expressed it, '' I like the town and want to stay here. I want to see it kept a nice town." A committee was formed to meet with the youngsters to ascertain grips and frictions caused by inviting post greduate students to canteen dances. Leon Scmitt was appointed chairmen and members are: Ray Magner, Norman Oakes, Mike Weinstock, Chris Oakes, Mrs. J. DeMartine. Two youngsters who spoke on the PTA panel were also invited to speak at the Youth Council. When asked why some of these destructive incidents occured, One answered, " Because kids are bored". The Naval Cadets program is seeking supervisory personnel, it was learned. The Little League will hold a forum at the respective schools. The PBC will start a basketball program for young- . sters 10- 18 at the Main Street School On the heels of an OBSERVER editorial two weeks ago on the vandalism displayed by young people at a theatre when eggs, tomatoes, etc. were thrown at the screen and at which time theatre seats were slashed, the interest is doing something concrete about the problem began to grow. According to the theatre manager there has been no further recurrence of die incident, since the theatre staff is now vigilant in keeping these ' 50 hard core* youngsters out. However, the theatre manager said that he would like to see a solution to the problem so that innocent children are not restricted as welL District Court Judge W? Uis B. Carman Sr. moderated the panel discussion at the Farmingdale Senior High School. Serving on the panel were Family Court Republican Candidate, Judge Alexander Berman, Nassau County District Attorney, William Cahn, Farming-dale Youth Council President Jack Goor, and Farmingdale Youth Board head, Harold Switts as well as four District No. 22 senior high school students. The youngsters asked such questions as: " Why don't school officials stop the smoking on the buses?" and they were asked in turn, '' Are mere enough recreation facilities for you youngsters?" D. A. Cahn spoke about the importance of the home, church and temple in building moral fibre. He said that providing more rec- At the Youth Council meeting, it was pointed out that die recreational activities were aimed for the normal, youngsters - and not those causing ' roudyisrrt and juvenile delinquents. The Youth Board, was established with a ' corrective' approach to aid these youngsters. In response to re- Oh Those Leaves Residents of the Incorporated Village of Farmingdale are requested not to burn leaves in the gutters, especially on those streets having curbing. If residents will deposit their leaves in the gutter, the Village Leaf Vacuum Truck will clean them up, it was learned this week. At The Thomas Powell Home Assemblyman Edwin J. Fehrenbach of Bethpage ( center) and Senator Henry M. Curran of Oyster Bay are being shown some of the antiques in the Thomas Powell home by Observer editor Caroline Bunting Klesh. Looking at the original hand hewn beams in the Thomas Powell home which was built in Farmingdale in 1698 are Republican Congressional Candidates James Grover and John Wydler. The occasion was a party in honor of Republican Town of Oyster Bay Leader C. Bruce Pearsall of Massapequa at the home of Observer publishers Caroline and Frank Klesh. Supreme Court Judges Albert Oppido ( left) and Paul Kelly ( right) are shown a Scotch bagpipe in the music room of die Thomas Powell Home by Frank J. Klesh. in the 263 year old historic home.
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Not surprisingly, Sandberg's effort to lead a new feminist movement among working professional mothers -- outlined in her new book "Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead," and her accompanying online campaign -- has triggered a debate:
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Maria Kefalas -- a university professor, author and married mother of three -- can trace a lot of similarities between her career and Sandberg's, without the multimillion dollar salary, of course.
Like Sandberg, Kefalas achieved amazing career successes while balancing a busy family life by the time she reached her early 40s.
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The ICC also postponed the trial of William Ruto and Joshua Sang to 28 May 2013. Originally scheduled to start in April 2013, judges granted the defense requests to postpone the trials to allow them more time to process evidence. Admissibility On 31 March 2011 the Kenyan government challenged the admissibility of the cases before the Court pursuant to Article 19 of the Rome Statute, requesting that the two cases be declared inadmissible, and arguing that the adoption of the new Constitution and associated legal reforms have opened the way for Kenya to conduct its own prosecutions for the post-election violence. On 30 May 2011, PTC II rejected the Kenyan governmentÆs challenges to the admissibility of the two cases. On 30 August 2011, the ICC Appeals Chamber confirmed the admissibility of the two cases, rejecting the challenges of the Kenyan government. Opening of the investigation On 26 November 2009, the ICC prosecutor sought authorization from PTC II to open an investigation in relation to the crimes allegedly committed during the 2007-2008 post-election violence in Kenya. On 18 February 2010, pre-trial judges requested clarification and additional information from the prosecutor in order to decide whether to open an investigation. On 3 March 2010, the prosecution filed its response to this clarification request. On 31 March 2010, in a majority decision, PTC II held that there was a reasonable basis to proceed with an investigation and that the situation appears to fall within the jurisdiction of the Court. Background Kenya ratified the Rome Statute in 2005 and became a state party to the ICC. By becoming a state party, Kenya accepted the jurisdiction of the Court over war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide committed on its territory or by one of its nationals, thereby opening the door for the prosecutorÆs investigation into acts which are not being investigated and prosecuted by national authorities. On 16 July 2009, the prosecutor received six boxes containing documents and supporting material compiled by the Waki Commission, an international commission of inquiry established by the government of Kenya to investigate the post-election violence that occurred between December 2007 and February 2008, following the presidential elections. The documentation included a sealed envelope containing a list of suspects identified by the Waki Commission as those most responsible for the violence. The prosecutor also received information from Kenyan authorities on witness protection measures and on the status of legal proceedings carried out by national authorities. So far, national attempts at addressing the post-election violence have resulted in the establishment of the Kenyan Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission and discussions in the government to use the regular judicial apparatus instead of a specially constituted tribunal. Constitutional amendments that would have established a special tribunal, as recommended by the Waki Commission, failed to achieve the requisite consensus in parliament, which meant that the Kenyan Government missed the deadline for initiating prosecutions by the end of September 2009, a deadline agreed upon by both the ICC prosecutor and the Kenyan government delegation that visited the ICC on 3 July 2009. On 3 September 2010 in Nairobi, ICC Registrar Silvana Arbia exchanged letters on the necessary operational and legal framework for the Court to conduct its work in Kenya. Trial Chamber On 29 March 2012, the Presidency of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a decision on the constitution of Trial Chamber V and referred to it the cases in the situation in Kenya. Trial Chamber V is composed of Judge Christine Van den Wyngaert, Judge Kuniko Ozaki and Judge Chile Eboe-Osuji. On 11 March 2013, the prosecution gave notice to withdraw all charges against Francis Muthaura due to a lack of evidence. The trial of Kenyattaùwho was elected as Kenyan president on 9 Marchùwas rescheduled to 9 July 2013. However, judges are currently considering a request by Kenyatta to vacate the start of the trial to 2014. The ICC also postponed the trial of William Ruto and Joshua Sang to 28 May 2013. Originally scheduled to start in April 2013, judges granted the defense requests to postpone the trials to allow them more time to process evidence. However, on 3 June, judges again postponed the start of the Ruto/Sang trial, this time until 10 September 2013. On 17 April, Ruto requested to waive his right to be present during the trial. In the alternative, he has requested to participate via video link. Decisions are pending on both requests. On 26 April, Judge Christine Van den Wyngaert was granted a request to be excused from TC V due to her expected workload. She has been replaced by Judge Robert Fremr. Media Digests
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The equivalent of a 105mm on a full-frame, very compact (only 26mm long) and very light (only 130g): we go on our first round of reviews of Pentax pancake lenses with the Pentax smc DA 70mm F2.4 Limited (with other reviews to follow later on down the road).
Here Pentax offers a lens with a relatively adequate aperture for taking portraits. We would have liked a slightly larger aperture so as to have a better depth of field for portrait-taking (as a reminder, the greater the aperture and the more shallow the depth of field is what enables photographers to differentiate the subject of their composition from the blur of the background).
This lens has the same high-quality construction as the other 2 pancakes previously analyzed (the Pentax smc DA 21mm F3.2 AL Limited and the Pentax smc DA 15mm F4 ED AL Limited). But we must still ask — is it possible to create such a compact lens without sacrificing image quality?
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By Tuesday m ing his raving's had at 1 come so violent that it the strength of four or five men to hold him. His brother. H.M Dimnick, an attorney oi Cuyuna, who had been sent for, had him taken to Little Falls Tuesday ing*, where, as above stated he died from exhaustion earlj* yesterday morning*. His remains were takeu to Good Thunder, his former home for burial. Mr. Dimnick had lived in the town of Leig*habout three years and held the o of chairman of the town board at the time of his death. He is survived by a wife and one daughter. well kind sum- Mr. Dimnick's case ran an almost typical course. A large percent of these cases die in as short a time as three days, while only now and then a case recovers entirely. According to the best authorities, many autopsies of these unfortunates, reveal no morbid condition, while some show capillary hemorrhages in the of the brain. It is strange that the Hennepin County court commissioner allowed Mr. Dimnick to take a train, and yet, when phoned to about the particulars, at once advised that he should be watched ami taken care of. GOOD MONEY IN PURE BRED COWS A record for the past year kept by T. B. McCullach, manager of the St. ('loud reformatory farm, shows conclusively that there is a '.food profit in a cared for herd of the right I of cows. Following is a mary of the record for 1911: Ihe average production of milk for 42 head of grade Holstein and Short-horn cows for 'the year just co is 5, 198 pounds of milk per cow. with an average test of 4 per cent for I butter fat. The average number of days that each of these cows gave milk was 283; tlie average a- mount of butter produced being 242 pounds per cow. The average cost of feed of the herd was $29.23 per cow. The average net earnings of tiiese grade cows being about $'d7 each. The milk from each one of tiiese cows was weighed every milking, and tested at least twice a month for butter fat. The feed is weighed out to these cows and charged up to them at market prices; $1.00 per month being allowed for pasturage during the summer. No. 199 .grade Shorthorn cow, proved to be the largest producer in her class; producing 7,'172 pounds of milk and 334 pounds of butter. No. 47, same class, was a close second, with 6,230 pounds of milk, and l>2\ pounds of butter. One pure bred Holstein cow produced 11.084 pounds of milk testing 4.1, in 301 days. The a- mount of butter from this producer was 593 pounds. This cow* received the same care as did the others. She was fed according to her production, the cost being $79.88. Her net earnings were $86.1f3. Tnis cow is producing butter at a cost of about 13 cents per pound. Seven more pure bred Holstein cows have been recently added to the herd. The management plans to gradually change from graded stock to pure bred animals, it being the intention to eventually have a herd composed of pure bred Holsteins, believing them to be the most economical producers of dair}' products. —Transcript. Jos. P. Leigh was last Tuesday appointed to fill the vacancy in the board caused by the death of M. L. Dimni Potato meeting Friday afternoon. THE MARKET Wheat, No. 1 .98 Wheat, No. 2 Flax, 1.90 Barley 90 Rye 90 Oats 40 I lorn ... .7)0 $0.00 Butter, Creamery .. 37 Dairy 25 Eggs 20 Flour, Best 3.00 " Straight 2.90 Potatoes 50 Beans 2.00 Hogs ... 5.50 Cows 3.00 Calves 5c Steers 3£ Onions 75 1 do not care from who you buy them- Or where you try to wear them. Just so Dan Wool man gets a chance to try to repair them. (Shoes) ! ! "My little son had a very severe cold. I was recommended to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and before a small bottle was finished he was as well as ever," writes Mrs. H. Silks, 29 Dowling Street, Sydney, Australia. This remedy is for sale by all dealers. WEST BUH. Mrs. H. Weiland called on A. Boecher's Sunday. Alfred Johnson, Henry Olson and Edward Johnson called at Wei land's Sunday. Lottie Lakin, teacher in district 104, resigned and left for Little Falls. Arthur Weiland hauled cream : to Freedhem Monday. Gilbert Olson was at the coun-! ty seat Tuesday. Edward Johnson was a business caller in Belle Prairie Sat-1 urday. H. Weiland left Saturday for New York and otber states a- i long the coast. He may also ; take a trip to Schlesien, Ger-. many, where he lias a sister and three brothei James Join is in Li Falls one day this week. Fillmore and Clarence Holm- strom called at Weiland's Saturday. e Johnson family vis with Weiland*s Monday evening. SCHOOL REPORTS of District No. 13., (.raniti . e month ending February 27. 1912. No. of pupils enrolled No. of days taught Average daily attendant Those perfect in attendance are: Bruno Wendlin, Albrecht and Mike K ihlha tnmer, [ and Andrew Will, Elvira Armin Portner. Tracy. L Math and Theodore Schomi y and V< ronika Girtz. Those absent two days or are: A.1 Julia, Addie and Gertrude Sciiomni Lucy L. Sutliff, Teai Report of school Disi >r the nionth ending .March 1st, 1912. No. of days taught 20 No. of pupils enrolled Average daily attendance. Those perfect in attendance. are: Anton Boser, Ignatz I loser, Christina Boser, Regina: Boser, Henry Flicker, Alfred Flicker, Louisa Flicker. Math Peine, Aloys Schmidtbauer, Willie Schmidtbauer, Henry Schroeder, Hubert Schl'Oi Lena Schroeder, Lizzie Smith, j Frank Thul, Mamie Thul, Wal- j ter Virnig, Joe Virnig, Amelia Virnig, Kiaty Virnig, Marie Vir- Mbert Vosen, Annie Vosen. Theresia Vo* Nick Staub, Teacher. Report of District No. 39, for the month of February. 1912* No. of pupils enrolled ;;'.»■ No. of days taught 20 Those who were present every day, during the month ending March the first are: Annie Boser, Katie Gelhar, Rose Virnig, Bennie End Lawrence Endres, Theresia A. Tretter, Theresia H. Tretter, Christina Tretter. Those absent two days or less are: Frank and Joseph Boser, Nicholas and John Tretter, Math Sontag, Mary Boser and Frank Tretter. Elizabeth C. Keller, Teacher. School Report of District No. 129, for the mouth ending February 29, 1912. No. of da ys taught 20 No. of pupils enrolled .. . The following were neither absent nor tardy: Catharine Block, Rosa Luck-; ing, Lambert Fleckenstein, Anna Schulte, Mathew Otremba, Frances Block, John Flicker,' Loretta Fleckenstein, Mike O- tremba. Christina Block, Edward Konen. Albert Kruscheck, Herman Flicker, Mary Kru- scheck, Ida Schulte. Bernadina Tembreull, Alphons Konen, Lena Otremba, Anna Block, Dominica Spanfellner, Katharine Schulte, Casper Kruscheck. Ai.ma Hanlan. Teacher. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I will wash and oil harnesses at the reduced price of $ 1.75, from March the 15th, to April the 6th. As every one knows, the regular price is $2.50. Take advantage of this reduction, 38=3 WJ1 ELLER. Don't be surprised if you have an at- of rheumatism this spring. Just rub the affected parts freety with Cham- berIain's Liniment anc" it will soon disappear. Sold by all dealers. COUNCIL MEETING The regular monthly ' tuncil was c; to order by Pres. Gravel Saturday in the village hall All member- were viotis meeting v, cepted. Tii >wing bill- were allowe Jai ius, Mdse. 11, Jacob Bla: ging worl J. P. \ - months s ilary as trustee Th' n an a 5 er's lot, to '\as laid o ■II. Tbe bill ol Jacob Neisius was also laid oi er for more information. Meeting wi *ned ill. Fkank C. Recorder. LEIGH mbers and child left Saturday for their home at Holdingford after spending a tveeks at the home of Lars. Talberg of Mt. Morris. The "Hillman bunch" drove to Mt. .Morris Saturday afternoon and spent the evening at the home of M. Larson. J.C. Miller and family, Sam Murfith and George Leigh went to Onamia Monday on business. Wash Love and Bert Leigh left Monday for Berlin N. Dakota. O.C. Leigh spent several days at Ramey last week returning Saturday. The ''Doctor" is out of town for five weeks, called away on professional business, located at Granite, Minn. Osmer Leigh returned Thursday from Onamia where he had been at work for a few days. M. L. Dimmick is spending a few days at his old home in Good Thunder, Minnesota. Chas Gravel of Onamia was here on business Wednesday. Miss Kathryne Rucker < down from Onamia Tuesday for a few days' visit at the home of George Waller, before returning to Mankato. ANNUAL VILLAGE ELECTION NOTICE The cil ' the villagi and qualified to vote al al e- that I vil- will be held al tlage Hall in daj. the 12th d, rch, A. I). 1912, between the b ten i in the ' and four o'clock in ' the same day, for the I pur] i/.: To i Ti us also two Justici and two >'o; the term of twi GOOD SEED CORN IS VERY SCARCE This Is A Question Which Is Puzzling The Farmers Of Minnesota South Agram Jos. Brummer and wife, Peter Thommes and John Neisius at- he auction at Brudger's place Saturday. J. J. Brummer and son Wil liam, were in the woods Monday. Fred Sporlein and children were in Buckman Friday. Frank Boehm called at Jos. Brummer's Tuesday. Mike and Andrew Eidenshink are here for a visit with the John Eidenshink family. Nineteen Miles a Second without a | ik or disturbance, is the awful speed of our earth th i at such ease of nae.. nent, anal .^o do those j who take Dr. King's New Life Pills. No griping, nodisfress, just thorough work that brings good health and fine feelings. 25c. at E. L. Kaliher. We buy ear and shelled com at the highest Market price. Rich Prairie Milling Co. FOR SALE fly farm for sale about 2^4 miles from station. Oscar Guenther. 38=1 We buy ear and shelled corn at the highest Mar= ket price. Rich Prairie Milling Co. NOTICE Have you any Potatoes to sell? Let me know what kind and how many. I can pay you 70 and 75 cents per bushel. P. A. HARTMAN. PLATTE Mrs. Ben Richner has return ed from Laken, N. D.. after a three weeks' visit. C, Reese and ('. Rych each purchased a gasoline engine. It certainly looks as tho this country is prosperous. Plenty of them hauling fence posts these days. Mrs. Anthonia Koselka returned to Little Palis Wednesday, after visiting her daughter here. Did anyone see any Robins a- round here yet? A. H Nagel visited at Ben Richne *s Friday evening. A few young people gathered at the home of Emma Reese Saturday evening, the occasion being her 17th birthday. Mrs. Nelson Hayes and child- Mrs. C. Reese and daughter Emma and Nelson Hayes Jr., visited at Walter Hayes' Sunday. Paul Kuklinski called at C. Reese's Sunday. Misses Agnes and Vera Smith called at Siggette's Sunday. ('. Reese and wife and .Mat h Valentine and wife, were Pierz business transacted Mondav*. The town board met at Wan- ninger's Tuesday. TO VOTERS I hereby announce my= self a candidate for the office of assessor of the town of Buh and respectfully ask the support of all voters. I promise, if elected, to make an upright and unpartial asses- ment of all the property. Respectfully yours, THEO. THIELEN. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured wiUi local applications, as they can- the seat of the Ca tarrh is a blood ir constitutional dis- and in. order to cure it you must take internal Hall's tarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon tl i and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi :ine. It was i ibed by one of ' phy sicians in this country t> und is a regular prescription. Iti- of the best tonics kim with the best blood purifier-, acting directly on the t combination of the two in- is what produces such won- il results in curing catarrh. for testimonials, iree. F. J. CHENEY & CO. ' Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. tiiis \ T is : is to have two corn in a hill wh up in the hill. Re: itives of seed hoi ■nt of 7- - inly 10 lit to plant. This means that corn. Whether he h; it before or not, he must do it this year if I good stand of corn. Corn can be tested ver;, Putting a tew kernels from i one on a moist clot h » ith another cloth and put two plates will answer as a ter. Ln three days or so in a warm place the corn ough sprout. A deep nearly filled with sawdust, w» t with a clol h on top in a warm | a warm used. An'- [cultural high schools corn for farmers. The State Agricultural school will ill sent to them. Xo matter how it is done the seed must sted. The que A ion of where good seed corn is coming from this year is ; a number of farmers who Und that the ■ they gathered last fall for ■ will nol • i if planted. It has been found ho\ that some of the corn gal hered years ago will germinate and this is being tested by a nun of farmers. One farmer in the soutl part of the state found a shock of corn in a hay stai which he got several bushels of corn which tested well. The best corn will not germi- if kept for many years, all corn, no matter what the age should be tested. This paper is giving consi bject of i ause we realize it is of vital moment to all farmers of the state. Minnesota is coming more and more to be a corn growing state, and the - must be right before there can crop. The St. Ptaul A ciation of commerce is co-o ating with the editors of the state in this move to get all the corn tested. It is worse than us or a farmer to plow and cultivate Ids corn and then find that only hall' his crop has come up. can know in advance if the grain will grow. Insure your crop by testing your A little trouble now mi money in a b rop of corn. may loo but if will not grow. e de^vi\ e in an of corn, b ■ safe and test ear.
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Title | The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1912-03-07 |
Succeeding Titles | Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal |
Edition | Volume 3, Number 38 |
Date of Creation | 1912-03-07 |
Publishing Agency | F.L. Preimesberger (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | Communication |
Item Type | Text |
Item Physical Format | Newspapers |
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Advertising -- Newspapers American newspapers Community newspapers |
Locally Assigned Subject Headings | Banner-Journal |
Minnesota City or Township | Pierz |
Minnesota County | Morrison |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Morrison County Historical Society, 2151 S. Lindbergh Dr. P.O. Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345 |
Rights Management | Use of these images is governed by U.S. and international copyright law. Please contact the Morrison County Historical Society for further information, PO Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345. |
Local Identifier | 2011.66.3 |
LCCN | sn 89064511 |
OCLC Control Number | 1641163 |
Fiscal Sponsor | Funding provided to the Minnesota Digital Library through the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, a component of the Minnesota Clean Water, Land and Legacy constitutional amendment, ratified by Minnesota voters in 2008. |
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An employer can also fail to meet the shared responsibility requirement if the plan that is offered is not considered to be of "minimum value" with respect to covered benefits.
In other circumstances, such as failing to offer coverage to at least 95% of full-time employees, just one employee going to an Exchange and getting a subsidy can trigger a penalty applicable to all full-time employees (minus the first 30) – even those who are enrolled for healthcare.
This session will examine:
- how these penalties can be triggered
- how to mitigate the possibility of doing so and
- the financial consequences of not getting it "right"


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Author: Takashige Hiroshi | Artist: Double-S (Ji-Hyoung Song)
Chapters: 153 | Updated: May 13 2013 | Status:
Tags: Seinen,
Summary: In any case, the series itself is about a blind guy and a girl who is precognizant of things to come. (It means she can sort of see the future.) The girl happens to be in the care of a certain company and she wants to get away, so using her abilities she finds the blind guy, who kicks ass, and tries to escape.