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Christians out there please talk to me about divorce(21 Posts)
Background info, my DH and I are separated and divorce is in the cards. However, I am a christian and divorce is something that goes against my principles and that of God according to the Bible. There hasn't been any infidelity in my marriage but my DH is an EA and has at some point been physically violent. Talk to me christian MNtters
audioradio I am sorry to hear your marriage is in this situation and sorry you are so unhappy. I am especially sorry your husband has been physically violent and feel this is something you need to think seriously about in relation to the prospects for the future.
I am afraid I do not know what an EA is.
I cannot advise you at all and would suggest you talk to someone in real life who can advise you about what would be best for you.
I can only talk about your situation in very general terms as I don't know anything about any underlying problems.
If your husband has been violent, I would say this really does need to be addressed and your safety is of great importance.
You don't mention any children and obviously if there are children in the home you need to think of their safety and the danger for them if your husband has been physically violent.
I would also say that counselling would be very helpful for you either on your own or as a couple. Whatever would be best for you as an individual is something you need to work out.
Are you part of a church or Christian community? Can you get some advice from those close to you who know you and your situation?
I do not feel anyone should be obliged to stay with a partner who is violent to them.
I am a Christian and my understanding is that the Bible talks about marriage in a very different era, when men might divorce a wife and leave her destitute. I think God's feelings about divorce stem from a desire for protection and care for people. Leaving you in a dangerous marriage situation is not the same as wanting to protect someone from simply being cast aside. I really think you need to think about the bigger picture. I believe God loves you and is on your side. I have no idea what would be right for your future but I did not want to leave your post without replying.
If your husband wants to make your marriage work and is able to address the violence and you feel safe in the marriage it may be that a skilled counsellor can help you to work through things, but your safety is paramount, in my humble opinion and as I say I think you need help and guidance from someone who knows you situation in real life.
All best wishes for your future.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Italian, I really appreciate.
I do not have anyone to speak to in real life and don't really go to church.
Pathological shyness you see. Anyway, I have been looking to end the relationship for a while but technicalities here and there meant I didn't. Anyway, I have been handed freedom on a plate but my conscience is in turmoil. Unlike you I believe the Bible is timeless and is appplicable today just as it was yesterday unless ofcourse I want to change it to suit my needs here and now. I definately don't want the relationship to continue but a part of me jerks at 'God Hates Divorce'. Is there a middle ground?
The bible is frustratingly silent sometimes! I struggle to believe that God would want someone to stay with an abusive partner just for the sake of it.
1 Corinthians 7:15 says "However, if the one who is not a believer wishes to leave the Christian partner, let it be so. In such cases the Christian partner, whether husband or wife, is free to act. God has called you to live in peace."
Personally, I would interpret the abusers actions as them opting out of the loving, respectful relationship that God designed marriage to be.
I think that matters that aren't explicitly explained in the bible are open to personal interpretation, depending on the individual circumstances. The most important thing here is that you feel you're doing the right thing & that you are at peace with that.
I believe that sometimes we make decisions that aren't what God wants
I'm not suggesting this is one of those times but that God is gracious & loving & won't condemn us for making what we believe to be the right choice in a grey area. I think sometimes it's necessary to take a leap of faith & trust the Holy Spirit to guide us.
That's just my opinion. I'm not a scholar, nor do I possess any deep wisdom! Do you have anyone in real life that you could discuss this with? Maybe a vicar/pastor/priest? Or perhaps you could contact a Christian counselling service who could talk it through with you?
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Thank you JOJO and MARYZ!! Very helpful.
JoJO, That might just be the get out clause I was looking for. Although that means that DH has be the one to initiate the divorce, hopefully he's not playing games. You know, I smetimes wish that the Bible was not so "bibly" you know, forgive seventy seven times seven blah blah , wives submit to your husbands which would be insane if applied in my case no?.
Maryz , very interesting regarding remarriage. "A man who marries a divorced woman sins", Nice one huh? Are women redundant once divorced?
Thank you again for the insights
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A man who has abused you has already broken his marriage vows. You don't have to wait for him to divorce you - that's just the paperwork, so who divorces whom is irrelevant.
I can only speak about the Catholic Church (who seem to be the most rigid about these things anyway), but divorce isn't an issue; remarriage is. And in a case like yours, the RC church might well annul on the grounds that he's such an arsehole <technical theological term> that he was incapable of entering into a marriage in the first place.
And I agree with Maryz in that I'm sure God is a lot kinder than you'd be led to believe from looking at the church's rule books.
Too many people stay in violent relationships for various reasons. One of them being religious. Don't let your religion get in the way of your safety, please.
The idea that divorce is not allowed is a religious ideal to promote the sanctity of marriage and the vows you take, but sometimes people make mistakes. Don't just end a marriage for the hell of it, but clearly if there's a real issue you are better off getting out before something more serious happens.
I do believe the Bible is applicable for today, I just don't take it all literally. If you husband is not a Christian and he wants to leave then you do have a Bible verse that is especially for you.
I agree with Jojobump1986 1 Corinthians 7:15, which says in the NIV, "15 But if the unbeliever leaves, let it be so. The brother or the sister is not bound in such circumstances; God has called us to live in peace."
BUT I do not usually like to go by this passage says this and this passage says that, this verse is for you, type of thing. I take the message of God as a whole and I believe it is one of peace.
I agree that speaking to a counsellor would help.
I also think you should join some group of Christians and get support for you. I know you say 'shyness' but I really think you should work on that, that is something I am sure God would like to set you free from.
Yes audioradio submitting to a violent husband would be mad, it would make a mockery of God's love. The Bible talks about submitting to each other, but that is (I belive) assuming that each other are not being violent.
The only reason for getting divorced in Bible times I think would have been to get married again, so why would remarriage be wrong? I know the church has struggled with this one, or rather certain branches of the church have struiggled with it. Wanting to be married is a natural state I think, it is not good for us to be alone unless we feel called to singleness. But if you marry someone and they treat you badly and cruelly should that mean you are stuck together for life and should it mean if they do choose to leave you or abandon you or you do escape then should that mean you can't ever marry again? I don't think that makes sense. As I said before I think all the laws about divorce etc are meant to be for peole's protection. Who would be protected by stopping a free woman from marrying someone who is free to marry them? This is just my opinion you are free to disagree.
Oh my goodness I'm going to say it.... I aggree with Pedro!!!
Looks like we all think your safety is the most important thing and dare I say it we think you deserve to be happy.
If you believe in God do you not think he wants you to be both safe and happy? I don;t believe God judges us so harshly, don't jugde God so harshly either, I do not believe he wants you to suffer.
All the best and please do find some support in real life, a support group, a small friendly church (read the webiste to see what they belive and pop along to a meeting or service that will be small - the evening ones are often smaller or midweek as opposed to Sunday mornings - assuming you can take the children etc if you have any). Whatever you do, please think of you and please get some support.
I don't think that 'God hates divorce' is entirely accurate. I think God hates the pain & suffering that comes from broken promises & shattered relationships. That is what He's trying to avoid, not someone's safety & peace of mind!
I also think that biblical divorce is a different thing to society's divorce. I suspect that if a relationship breaks down to the point where the couple are no longer living together within the context of their vows then God would not view them as still being 'married'. As Theregoes said, it's just paperwork. God wants people to stay together to avoid hurt, not for it to continue. My dad always said that once you consented to sex with someone you were in a relationship with, in God's eyes that meant you were married. If you follow that logic then there are an awful lot more people who have never been 'married' on paper but who are married
or are now divorced in God's eyes. It's a little controversial because it could be used to justify sexual relationships outside of 'marriage' from society's point of view but personally I think God requires that we commit to each other in front of Him, not in front of a priest & 2 witnesses for the sake of record keeping!
The issue of re-marriage after a divorce is a whole different kettle of fish that I don't have the mental capacity to even muse about today!
audioradio I think Jojo is making a lot of sense.
Sorry, when I said Oh my goodness I'm going to say it.... I aggree with Pedro!!! it was a bit of a joke to Pedro, because I have seen Pedro on lots of threads and we might not normally agree on stuff but in this case we seem to agree, which is great.
In fact everyone seems to be saying the same, look out for yourself and your welfare. It is not a bad thing to look out for yourself in this situation, it is a good thing.
all the best.
God also forgives and has grace beyond measure. Pray for his guidance and I hope you have peace about the situation you are in.
I am divorced. I had a Terrible time with forgiveness. My old wedding dress had been put away and 10 years later I got it out to look at. It was covered in grubby marks from the day and colour marks from confetti. I think there was even coffee on it. Well I decided to wash that dress. We all know 10 year stains by any washing powder would not come out. Well they did. It was spotless. No mark. It was like new. It couldn't grasp it until I realised that God was telling me I was fully forgiven and spotlessly clean regarding my marriage failure. This is how much he loves us.
That is beautiful Supergreenuk.
italian nice to see we don't always disagree, eh?
In this case I think we happen to agree for slightly different reasons, but the result is the same, so how we got there seems irrelevant.
Anyway, won't hijack the thread as I think there's more important issues at hand.
No one is perfect and sometimes marriages just don't work.
But you've loved each other for some time. Very simple thinking: It should be possible to love each other again.
I do give marriage counseling.
Often the arguments and issues that creates the divorce are not really that bad, but create so much stress that the situation becomes unbearable.
For example:
There're always arguments about the shopping. You never seem to agree about the weekly shopping list.
Is it wrong for both partners to have their own opinion about what they'd like to see on the table for the coming week?
No, nothing wrong with that.
But if the disagreement about it, because arguments and you've these every single week. Then it becomes a very hard and difficult situation to live in.
In my experience these problems, although after a while they may appear to be so huge with the couple. With a bit of help these issues are very quickly and easily solved.
But I don't know what to do in your situation as I don't know you and I know very little about what has happened between you and your ex.
Think carefully about what you'd like and if needed find some help.
audioradio how is it going? How are you feeling? Have you found some resolution? Be nice to you?
audioradio how is it going? How are you feeling? Have you found some resolution? Be nice to you?
There's a fantastic theologian by the name of Catherine Kroeger, who has done a lot of work in this area and has written a number of books, including 'women abuse and the bible', which are excellent in this area.
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What It Is
How It Works
The Great Depression and its resulting high unemployment rate greatly influenced the development of macroeconomics. In 1936, John Maynard Keynes published The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, which theorized that government spending and tax policies could be used to stabilize economies. The Keynesian school of economic thought argues that an increase in government expenditures or a reduction in taxes will stimulate an economy; likewise, a reduction in government expenditures or an increase in taxes will constrict an economy and reduce inflation.
Later, Milton Friedman developed another well-known macroeconomic school of thought, called Monetarism, which rejected Keynes's fiscal policy idea and stated instead that regulating the money supply was the key to economic stability. Although Friedman published several books on a variety of topics, his best-known work is Studies in the Quantity Theory of Money, published in 1956.
The U.S. Federal government has both fiscal and monetary tools at its disposal to help regulate the economy.
The measures and topics of study most commonly associated with macroeconomics include: gross domestic product, the rate of employment, the phases of the business cycle, the rate of inflation, the money supply, the level of government debt, and the short-term and long-term effects of trends and changes in these measures. Macroeconomics also studies the interrelationships among the factors that shape the economy.
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Macroeconomists look for ways to meet economic policy goals and create economic stability. In doing so, they often attempt to predict future levels of employment, inflation, and other key economic indicators. These predictions affect decisions made today by governments, individuals, and companies.
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A debate has started in Sweden to keep part of the current Gripen C/D fighter fleet of the Swedish Air Force flying, even after the purchase of the new and more capable E/F-model. Target: to safeguard that Sweden is able to protect its borders and economic zone.
The newest contribution to the debate comes from expert Robert Dalsjö of the Royal Swedish Academy for War Sciences. "The Gripen C/D has an average age of seven years and only a handful of planes have flown more than 1,000 hours. Combat aircraft are designed for 8,000 flight hours and in the Western world the are used for up to 30 and 40 years," Dalsjö writes in the Swedish national daily Svenska Dagbladet.
Axe the Gripen
Having invested huge in the Gripen C/D Dalsjö argues that it is a wrong burning of money to axe the aircraft already. Sweden officially has 97 Gripen C/Ds on its three main airbases of Ronneby (southeast), Såtenäs (centrewest) and Luleå-Kallax (north) and on maintenance locations, with currently about 87 of them rotating operationally between the units. The Swedish government decided to buy 60 brand-new, larger and more capable Gripen E/F in the near future – with Brazil getting another 36 in cooperation with Brazilian Embraer.
Survive chances
Many in Sweden with insight in the defence world believe the expanded range, heavier payload and newer features of the Gripen will improve the readiness and survive chances of the Swedish Armed Forces, but the number of 60 aircraft is overall considered to low for the vast Scandinavian country. The Swedish Air Force will then have to protect, defend and – if necessary – attack with only max. 15 operational aircraft at its three air bases. The remainder 15 aircraft will be likely be held in reserve.
The low number is seriously going to limit the Swedish reaction in international crises, for example when Russia will increase it already quite visible presence in the Baltic Sea area. During the last century SAAB built 329 Viggen combat aircraft for the Swedish Air Force. Eighty-five of them were fully multirole and were considered the absolute minimum to keep Sweden safe.
"Protected" by neighbours
Safety is no longer a post-Cold War luxury. The Swedes need to worry, even when it comes down to being "protected" by its neighbours. The 55 F/A-18s of the neighbouring Finnish Air Force are good, but even when dispersed during a war situation they will likely not be a match to Russian air power.
The same goes for the new Royal Norwegian Air Force F-35A, with only a handful planned to serve as Norway's own QRA on Eveness Airbase in the north and the main force much further south on Ørland Airbase near Trondheim. Unlike Norway, Sweden is no real NATO member and the future president of the USA might not even consider to come to Sweden's aid to live up to the military coop and support contracts Stockholm and Washington DC have signed. However, politically Sweden has shown combat aircraft support to especially NATO-neighbour Norway several times the last couple of years during high-profile war games.
Supporting SAAB
Keeping a mixed fleet of 60 Gripen E/F aircraft and – let's say – 30 to 60 Gripen C/D seems like a reasonable, future solution for the Swedish Air Force, from both a financial and military-strategical point of view. It will even support Sweden's indigenous aviation industry of Saab – a reason why Sweden fully chooses the 60 new aircraft – more, with maintenance contracts as well as new-build options for the defence firm based in Linköping.
No follow-on order
Of course at SAAB HQ they are hoping there will be a follow-on order from the Flygvapnet for another 10 to 30 Gripen jets, but that may never come. Cash-aware as Sweden needs to be these days, the Defence is buying new submarines (from SAAB), is in an urgent need for an effective long-range ground-based air-defence system to counter Russian offensive air and the remaining six of originally eight ancient Lockheed C-130 Hercules aircraft are in need of replacement. The new aircraft, which may be the Brazilian Embraer KC-390 will likely have to feature in-flight refuelling as well – currently being provided by the C-130 fleet.
The debate to keep the JAS 39C/D flying for many years to come has just started. Whatever the outcome, many Swedes are increasingly worried by their country's safety. And that is normally fuel for decision makers to weigh more options.
© 2016 Airheadsfly.com senior contributor Marcel Burger
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A web hosting providing company is an internet business that enables websites of different organizations accessible via www. They basically provide space on server in form of ownership or lease to users. It also provides internet connectivity services in data centers.
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Based on requirements & functionality web hosting providers are of many types because their work according to different plans.
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This is a convenient option made for use at smaller scale. It has low price and for smaller period. Typically, these providers have a package having some domain name, online storage and some other limited features. For Example, Host Gator is a web hosting provider that provides its services for $3.95/month. Their basic plan come with 10GB so storage, unlimited monthly transfer, hosted emails plus it also gives you a free domain name. it is a very suitable package for those who not require much website traffic or some special needs.
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Individual plans become "shared hosting plans'' when they start sharing space with other webmasters on hosting servers. Webmaster upon maturity tend to outgrow to an independent entity that provides companies their own servers.
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It is a unique niche of its own kind that exists somewhere between Individual plan & dedicated server array. It gives account holder to make different plans within his single account. They are for low cost budget businessmen who have several small websites. Usually they cost somewhat between $10-$20.
What's Important in a Hosting Provider?
You need the ability to rapidly scale your website as your target audience grows and the resiliency to handle sudden bursts of high traffic," said Ball.
Picking a suitable website provider requires you to work on some Ss.
• Support • Speed
• Security • Scale
Hosting Services are available in diverse price range a s we discussed above in the types of web hosting providers. They may range from few dollars to thousands of dollars depending upon the nature of your website. If you're a small business getting started, you can probably do quite well with a cloud, virtual private server, or managed service ranging from $10 to $100 per month.
Selection of web hosting providers is the task upon which your websites successive operations are dependent. If u get a good and authentic website provider it can surely help you achieve your desired traffic goals on website. Let us discuss some key features that you must consider while choosing a website provider.
• Decide how much hand holding you'll need
• Understand server types
• Beware of unlimited offers
• Own your domain name
• Choose a right web-hosting
Decide How Much Hand-Holding You'll Need
Customer services provided by web hosts may vary from company to company and requirements of the user too.Some provide access to emails, tickets and support phone systems while some provide other services like turnaround time on requests and even 24 hours phone support. It is operated via vendors and when you inquire about basic configuration it is the vendor who deals with you rather than system managers and it is considered as a big limitation. If you want to overcome with this limitation you need to work on finding for the manager who will delegate the management of your site nicely.
The management service providers will do following tasks:
• Make sure system proper configuration
• Keep eye on security issues
• Patch software for certain requirements
• Mange backup among other tasks.
Estimate the Traffic you Expect
Hosting provider service is comprised of two main factors:
• Storage
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Bandwidth basically measure the number of bytes you serve over a given
period. If you know that there will be low visit than you will be going to have less bandwidth. In case of high featuring and ranking by Google bandwidth requirement changes. If you're honest with yourself, you will face less risk. For instance, if you plan to only serve a few pages to a few local customers, you'll never run short of any limits. But if you know that you're really building a site that will stress low-end shared servers, be sure to pick a dedicated or cloud-based server.
Understand Server Types
Shared servers provide all types of web hosting ranging from cheapest to dearest depending on the usage and load. Hundreds of websites work under the umbrella of one box from service provider on shared servers. So the website than performs according to load given to server by other sites because this is the shared sever. There is another limitation of shared server i.e:
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• limits you to upload file via FTP or SFTP
• prevents shell access
• limit the amount of database access your site can perform
VPS (full private server) is a complete description of a virtual machine that is running a box. Hosting providers can run many VPS instances over a single box. But plus point of this tier is that performance I way better than base-level shared services. A VPS user is always aware about basic server maintenance & management. A dedicated server should be adopted if you want to keep your performance secret and well protected and hidden. Dedicated servers that we just discussed above in the article. It is just like working at home server sitting behind your desk but its located in a service providers data center.
Another option you can go for is cloud servers. They are used when you are working on large scale and giant public clouds. Amazon web services and Azure are the best examples. Service providers can provide you customized configurations as per your demand that suits you the best. The benefit of this type of server is that you can operate seamlessly. You can handle the traffic easily, no matter what is the traffic size, all you need is to pay money and handle the traffic in case of abrupt increase in traffic. Just pay some extra money rather than re-building.
Beware of Unlimited Offers
Hosting provider services come along different packages and offers for customer convenience an attraction. They may offer unlimited storage or bandwidth for some money. It may sound attractive and simple on the surface but it is not that much simple. It may show up with some exclusive terms and condition that may show up later according to which your provider has certain rights like shutting down after a certain usage or throttle your performance.
Choose a Portable Content Management System to Avoid Lock-in
Change is the only thing that is constant in this temporary world.So whenever you chose your provider keep in mind to make that you keep your backup plans ready. Because no matter how much trustable a provider change but as we see change overtakes everything so might be possible that the provider has change in its policies or managements or gets acquired and they may claim to shut down or alter your content so for this unpredictable circumstance keep yourself always ready to face it manfully and always keep your backup plan ready. This is how you can keep backup in some ways.
• For my business, I make sure I use an open source content management system.
• Many people use WordPress on top of PHP, which will run on just about anything.
• Do regular updates and site backups, so you always have access to your site's data, media and structure.
• This approach means all you need to do is load your backup on another provider's service and point your domain name to that provider.
Own Your Domain Name
"Make sure you own the domain. That way you can change providers if needed, and own any earned SEO benefits," Rubright.
Nicholas Rubright, founder and CEO of streaming music service Dozmia, recommends that all fledgling businesses own their domains.
When you get complete knowledge about setting your website and ready to get started now it's time for you to show your skills and your products that will distinguish you from others. Check your field availability and Voila! You are ready to get started.
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We see there exist a lot of choices in market when go for choosing a right provider. It is now up to an entrepreneur's decisive skills that how he manages to choose the perfect provider. A perfect provider can be defined as the one who supports your business needs and doesn't create any problems for your website's success. There is an important CCCSS criterion upon which a provider's services can be judged to be perfect. These points are listed below:
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• Customer Review
• Customer's Support
• Storage& Bandwidth Allowances
• Script Support
Cost is one of the biggest factor that must be considered while looking for provider. It is related to your affordability. Always prefer the one who offers you the most suitable offers and avoid going for free hosting programs. As they can be scam, fraud or limited. Sometimes their low costs or free offers are often subsidized by required on-site advertisements. You have to put their ads on your website which can cause a negative effect on the website visitors.
Customer's Review
Always consider customers' review before choosing your provider. They provide you the best stuff to evaluate the provider. Their experience story says it all. A single positive or negative review can make a provider either to go high up inthe sky or go into the depths of failures. This shows the power of customer's feedback. Keep in mind always go and search for more and more reviews and take decisions after frequent visits so that you can get a chance to see reviews fromconsiderable number rather than depending on one single positive review they may be generated by the marketing department of organization itself.
Customer Support
A dependable customer support adds a lot to your business. It doesn't make difference whatever your business is customers make their own impact by their support. Their support can even cause you to rise and rise again in case of failures and they also help in business flourishment. Customers are like life support system to your business. If Things don't go good on your website's backend, but getting support from customers, it can go a long way toward minimizing any potential damage to your business. It is wise to select companies that provide phone support, email access and online chat at minute hand. Before committing to a plan, test out reliability of these organizations that how can the show up in case of potential consequences.
Storage and Bandwidth Allowances
As more hosting plans begin offering unlimited disk space and bandwidth, this may not be a concern for your business. But it's still important to be aware of any limitations to ensure that your plan has enough space for your website to operate effectively.
Script Support
Another most important feature that you should never neglect is you must check that how the providing company supports popular web scripts on built-in bases. Like, if you want to run WordPress on your website. You must check that either your host offered built-in script packages that make the installation of this popular blogging platform easy or not. This is because many hosts limit the number of MySQL that can be created, which you'll need to run WordPress Blog and other programs.
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Karnataka Power Corporation Limited is looking for the young and talented job searchers for the department. Recently organization has issued an employment notification to recruit the job hunters on 85 vacant job openings of Assistant posts. Interested job hunters may apply online on or before 24th September, 2016. Further detailed information are mentioned below.
Complete vacancy details are as follows :
Number of vacancies : 85
Post Name : Assistant
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Name of the Posts
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Assistant (Administration)
Assistant (Accounts)
Required Qualification: Those appliers having the Graduation Degree or its equivalent qualification from a recognized Board / University may apply for the KPCL Vacancy.
Age Criteria:
• As per the notification, Applying candidate's age should be above of 18 and must be under 35 Years as on last date of online registration with KPCL.
• Candidates belongs to the SC / ST / OBC / PWD category will get the upper age Relaxations as per Government of India norms.
Application Fee:
• For General/OBC Candidates: 200/-
• For All Other Candidates (ST/SC/Cat-I): 100/-
Selection Procedure: Candidate's selection will be totally based on merit list process.
Pay Scale: Job hunters who will be shortlisted will get the impressive salary of Rs. 10620 – 32725/- Per Month which is offered by the organization.
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G'day. I've been a silent blogger for a while ... only just finding time to read blogs. For all the blogs you write, many of which I haven't left comments for recently ... thanks for writing them, I enjoy reading them immensely!
We're finally all better (after a minor but prolonged virus), hooray! Our holiday in Coffs Harbour was brilliant, so good that I couldn't blog about it, because I wanted to stay there forever. The weather was perfect and so deliciously warm, and in every direction there were adventures to have and places to explore ... but I feared to write that would make me sound ungrateful for our pretty terrific home life. Which isn't the case, I really love my home and family and lifestyle. Thankfully after a few days back at home I regained my contentment and got stuck into LIFE again.
My problem then was winter ... it always gets to me, and I end up wishing we could move somewhere warm for just a few months each year (and perhaps one day we will). But after a week of grumbling about being so cold it hurt, I decided to embrace it. Life's been easier since making that choice, with the help of some long cosy jumpers, fur lined boots, a hot water bottle and plans for our first trip to the snow.
So back to LIFE. May and June have been (and will be) busy in a good way, with lots of excursions, kids competing with me for computer time, play dates, creative projects, FBI co-op, sports, coordinating childcare for our church's state conference (next weekend) and celebrating our children's birthdays (which are later this month but that hasn't stopped us getting in early!)
What's happening with school you may ask? I asked myself that too. It sometimes seems like the last item on the agenda, so I've returned a routine. I've scheduled in our outside activities and TV times which are fairly predictable, plenty of free time and even meal times (mainly because Jasi gets remarkably tired and grumpy when her blood sugar drops). I can already see it is helping. All term the kids have been a bit unsettled, arguing and attention seeking, but today they asked to do 'schooling' and got stuck into their work and have played more happily together too. That's not to say we'll keep to the routine ... a sunny day will always entice us outside! Our recent home ed. recipe has been perhaps 50% natural learning, and 50% eclectic homeschool ... shared books, unit studies, posters, craft, games, excursions, workbooks, computer, conversation, TV, music, storytelling. Having said that I'm not as hung up about what to call our method of education. Learning is happening and life is good!
I hope to get back into more frequent writing in July. I like a record of what's been happening, so I don't think back and wonder where all the days went. Also it's nice to look back on the fun we've had, changes, triumphs, adventures, decisions, challenges etc. Writing helps me make sense of things.
Well for a short post, this has ended up pretty long!! It's fun to be back. I might be a bit more random in the topics I write about when I get around to it, because whilst home schooling is a HUGE and wonderful part of my life and is often the easiest thing to share, I didn't intend for it to be the only thing I write about. There'll probably be a few out of order snapshots to catch up on too.
See you round!
This is a blog about the home ed. adventures I have with Elijah, 13 and Jasmine, 12. It's also a journal of my reflections on family, teaching, writing, faith and life.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Time for living
Labels: eclectic, family, freestyle, homeschooling, our life, Tidal Homeschooling, travel, writing
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As I read your post I could not help thinking that there were tons of learning happening while you guys were just living your lives:))
Enjoy your break!
Nice to hear! I think everyone can sympathize with those times. I like your idea of structuring more time. Sometimes I want to do a 50-50 structured schooling/unschooling split myself.ReplyDelete
Thanks for your encouragement, Subadra and Michelle.ReplyDelete
Great to hear from you!
Great to have you back blogging :)ReplyDelete
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I have had an interest in automata (A self-operating machine or mechanism) since making a limberjack machine a few years ago. I have wanted to create a machine that incorporated caricatures that I carved and that would be fun to look at, an animated toy of sorts. A well-known carver I admire, Lynn Doughty, suggests that you should strive to make your work stand out, to attract attention, and draw people in. So, I felt a carving that moved would be something different, something that makes you want to look closer. Adina Huckins' jointed dolls also influenced this carving as did Wanda Sowry and her wonderful creations! So the idea that keeps rising up is a little boy dressed up as a cowboy, riding one of the old mechanical horses that used to be found in front of stores for the kids to ride. A crank would be turned to give the little boy his ride on old "Thunderbolt". So I figured I'd blog the process a little bit.
I completed the head several months ago and have spent the time trying to figure out how to do the joints. I have decided (at least at this date) to use dowel and pin joints. The little groove on the ends allows 360 degree rotation whne held in place with a simple pin. I'll probably restrict the movement to less than that, but this design allows me to get the arm and head placement exactly at the angle that looks best. The waist and legs are simple joints that will allow movement back and forth, as the horse moves.
Here is the progress on the cowboy so far. I am starting the process of carving the horse, so I can get him seated properly in the saddle. I'll post some pictures of that procees nest time.
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Petroleum Exploration and Production System — South Australia (PEPS-SA or PEPS®) is a comprehensive relational database containing a wide range of technical data relevant to the petroleum and geothermal industries.
Free downloadable PEPS-SA
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A complete list of basic well information including well completion report status is included on the
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New open file production data is available here
A full set of data and software is available when extracted.
Once you have downloaded and extracted the files to your computer, you will need to install the BDE software found in the BDE directory prior to running PEPS-SA.
**Please read the readme.pdf file in the Help folder for information on how to install PEPS-SA.
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PEPS-SA (Attribute)
Users can view the data in form or table mode (new), export individual tables or carry out complex multi-table queries and export the answer to various improved formats (Excel, Paradox or ASCII etc.).
The key data for exploration are the well and seismic line name. For each well or seismic line there are numerous attributes. In PEPS, key data have been allocated into comprehensive data modules, including geology, geophysics, legislation, licensing, wells and engineering. There are eight modules in total, comprising 95 data sets. (See table 1). There are substantive indexes to other types of data.
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By Sarah Marzouk
(c) Jeff Williams/HelpAge International UN Member States voted to take steps to strengthen the protection of older people's rights in a landmark vote in the Third Committee of the UN General Assembly in New York on Tuesday 27 November.
Member States adopted a resolution that tasks the Open-ended Working Group on Ageing (OEWG) with considering what should go into a new international legal instrument, such as a convention on older people's rights.
Major victory for older people facing discrimination
The OEWG was established by the General Assembly in 2010 and has as its main purpose to strengthen the protection of older people's human rights by reviewing how existing human rights instruments address older people's rights.
"This is a major victory for older women and men facing discrimination in old age in every part of the world," said Bridget Sleap, HelpAge's Senior Rights Policy Adviser.
"There is still much more work for us to do to convince those Member States who oppose a new convention, but it is clear that political support is growing and can no longer be ignored."
Taking a convention on older people's rights forward
The resolution (A/C.3/67/L.9/Rev.1 with oral amendments) was put forward by El Salvador and co-sponsored by 26 Member States from across Latin America, Africa and Asia. It establishes four key developments:
- The fourth session of the OEWG will be held in 2013.
- At that fourth session, the OEWG will consider proposals for an international legal instrument to promote and protect the rights and dignity of older people.
- It requests the OEWG to present the General Assembly with a proposal as soon as possible which contains the main elements to go in such an international legal instrument.
- It requests the UN Secretary General to submit a compilation of existing international legal instruments that directly or indirectly address the situation of older people.
"There is still a long way to go but these developments are incredibly important as they allow the OEWG to keep moving forward on the issue of a convention," said Bridget Sleap.
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Kathrine Fenton-May (29 November 2012)
Personally my wish is that everyone 50 years and older should make an effort to become involved to ensure the success of this Convention, sooner than later.
edilia camargo (29 November 2012)
Wonder if there would be any mechanism of cooperation between this OEWG and the second one working in Washington with apparently the same proposals.. And what is foreseen in both for the real participation of older peoples themselves as civil society organized group??