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There are only three interview questions: can you do the job, are you motivated to do the job, and can you work with the manager and team? All other questions are variations of just those three.
Unfortunately, when you look at the hiring manager and the questions that they ask, they tend to focus on the first question: do you have the job skills to do the job? The typical job description is no help as it lists hundreds of job skill requirements (or so it seems) and then casually mentions that the candidate "needs to work well in a fast-paced environment" or some such nonsense not even related to the other two questions that need asking.
Yet, if you look at the hiring of candidates, "46% of the newly hired will fail in the job in the first eighteen months with only 19% being an unequivocal success." The better interview questions to ask:
If managers focus more of their interviewing energy on candidates' coachability, emotional intelligence, motivation and temperament, they will see vast improvements in their hiring success. Technical competence remains the most popular subject of interviews because it's easy to assess. But while technical competence is easy to assess, it's a lousy predictor of whether a newly-hired employee will succeed or fail.
So it's not the hundreds of job skills required that are causing the failure, but, instead, our inability to learn on the job, our ability to get along with others, and our motivation to do the work — the other two of the only three interview questions.
As hiring managers, it is more important than ever — you know, in our fast-paced work environment… — to ask questions that examine the emotional smarts of candidates and how they work on teams. To ask how they go about learning new job skills and what kind of constructive criticism works best for them to improve on the job.
If we broke the time to ask the only three interview questions into thirds — one third job skills, one third motivation and one third ability to work with manager and team — we'd have a better balanced interview that would lead to a more successful hire.
As interview candidates, we're used to showing how we've achieved our hard-earned job skills back to the hiring manager. But there isn't much information on our resumes about how we learned to emotionally handle difficult teams, tough situations or how we overcame adversity. Sure, we can tell our stories during the interview, but it's tough for anyone to evaluate motivation and ability to get along with teams from resumes. It is almost always in the interview.
And then, most of the time, the motivation and working with the team questions don't get asked.
So a clue to job interview candidates: if you are in an interview and most of the time is spent on your motivation for the work and how you will fit into the team — and you've prepared in those areas — you are dealing with a hiring manager that's asking the right questions.
Describe for me a situation where there was difficulty on the team and how you used your emotional intelligence to handle that situation…
@Puneet — Different people work better under different circumstances. So your management style — how you communicate, how you set expectations, how much you micromanage — all impact how well someone else works.
You may be a manager that gives a task to a person and doesn't worry about how to go about getting the task finished and not check with the person to see how well the task is getting completed.
But the person receiving the task wants to know how to complete the task, wants you to check in to see if there are questions to answer and wants reassurance that they are taking the right direction to complete the work.
Because you have different styles of working, you'll drive each other crazy. And when you drive each other crazy, the manager always wins.
Hope this helps and thanks for taking the time to ask the question.
Hi Scot,
How to answer "what is your management style". What is the interviewer trying to understand from this.
This was a question i was asked in an interview?
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Ethiopian experience sharing visit to Mali on climate change adaptation of pastoralists
In 2011, an exchange of Ethiopian scholars and NGO members to Mali took place to learn about best practices and share experiences concerning pastoralists' adaptation to the effects of climate change.
The participants of the Ethiopian exchange group came from five different partner organisations of the DCG. The Malian hosts, the DCG Mali and the Malian Arid Lands Development Organisation (MALDO), facilitated the visit to the regions of Nioro du Sahel and Nara that took place in the end of 2011.
These regions, like many of the Northern areas of Mali, play an important role to Malian (and cross-border) pastoralism. During the last decades, partly due to the severe Sahelian droughts, the pastoral stocks in Mali got severely diminished. Nowadays, the arid zones are facing climate change induced hazards like reduced rainfall, desertification and deforestation. The increasing pressure on natural resources, like water and grazing land, also leads to tensions between farmers and pastoralists.
The principal goals of the Ethiopian visitors was to learn how Sahelian pastoral communities are adapting to the mentioned challenges, to learn lessons about interventions that support the adaptation to a changing climate and finally, to disseminate and replicate best practices of the Sahelian pastoralists in Ethiopian pastoralist regions. For acquiring relevant information, they interviewed governmental and non-governmental development actors, had focus group discussions with livestock market management committees and pastoral community members, made field observations and drew historical timelines.
One of the findings from visiting different cattle markets was that Mali has established quite a good infrastructure for cross-border trade with Senegalese buyers. Other positive aspects are the existence of smaller regional cattle market centers, which are quite well equipped and collectively managed by local cooperatives. Similar groups are also responsible for managing the pastoralist rangelands: On the one hand, the pastoral corridors used for transhumance (also by Mauritanian herders) and on the other hand, pastoral perimeters that usually cover 20.000 to 30.000 hectares of rangeland, which can be used as dry season grazing reserves (e.g. the Baoule grazing area).
In addition to those established grazing areas, pastoral organisations, the government and NGO initiatives are funding watering ponds and boreholes for animal watering, vaccination parks and protection measures against wildfires and desertification, to ensure that pastoralists are not displaced from their original areas. Other initiatives to protect pastoral livelihoods are to support the regeneration of different grass and plant species, the promotion of milk production, the establishment of better facilities at livestock markets, like slaughterhouses for added value to livestock products, and pastoral capacity building through literacy classes, schools etc. The government subsidises industrial feed like cotton cake for livestock fattening. Furthermore, collaborative mechanisms between herders and farmers, which include the use of farm residuals as pasture, are supported to reduce conflicts.
The Ethiopian visitors agreed that cattle markets and vaccination parks in Ethiopia could be improved. There is a need for more storage facilities and periodic animal vaccination, like it is common in Mali. Furthermore, they found that the harmonised cross-border cattle trade between Mali and Senegal can be used as an example for East Africa and increased trade between Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Djibouti and Sudan. Although grazing reserves like the pastoral perimeters in Mali have been tried out in Ethiopia without success, further research about the Malian model and assessment of its potential could be useful. Pastoral corridors, on the other hand, are regarded as a very good means for sustainable natural resource management and the mitigation of conflicts between herders and farmers in pastoral areas.
The Ethiopian exchange partners were able to learn a lot about potentially appropriate technologies, which could be explored further for their adaptability in the Ethiopian pastoral context. In particular, the decentralising Malian policy initiatives have strengthened the position of pastoralist associations and made it possible for them to collaborate in the management of grazing land, cattle markets and in projects like the purchase and distribution of industrial feed. A shift to agro-pastoralism is not being promoted by Malian governmental institutions.
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Daily Times Condemns Media Rumour MongeringOct 16th, 2010 | By Ali | Category: Daily Times, Geo TV, Jang
The following editorial appeared in today's Daily Times and echoes our analysis of yesterday on the issue of media's role in the executive-judiciary tensions. Of particular interest is the statement by the Daily Times editorial staff:
Even the prime minister's statement that this was a conspiracy to pitch the two institutions against each other was not considered enough.
It is worth taking a moment to consider what it means to our country if unsubstantiated rumours are considered more authoritative than the word of the Prime Minister. Let me tell you, that is not a good situation.
EDITORIAL: Media's rumour mongering
The Supreme Court's "restraining order" to stop government functionaries from any moves to undermine the judiciary have brought to the fore the unsavoury role being played by a section of the electronic media in the political arena. On Thursday, the chief justice of Pakistan felt compelled to call an extraordinary session of the Supreme Court past midnight, acting on rumours spread by a TV anchor in his programme that the government plans to de-notify the restored judges who had been sent home after General Musharraf's imposition of emergency on November 3, 2007. During yesterday's hearing, the attorney general tried his best to convince the apex court that no such move was being contemplated by the government. Even the prime minister's statement that this was a conspiracy to pitch the two institutions against each other was not considered enough. The surprising factor was that the honourable court took the rumours, not backed by any evidence, seriously and acted promptly.
Unfortunately, the media group from where these rumours originated, through its opinion pieces presented as news items and highly partisan anchors, has time and again attempted to provoke the judiciary to declare the president illegal and dismiss the government. One might recall the September 27 hearing of the NRO verdict implementation, when this channel stopped its routine transmission and this same anchor started painting a doomsday scenario only to eat his words later when the Supreme Court partially accepted the government's plea and postponed the NRO verdict implementation hearing for two weeks. The media generally, and this media group in particular, has crossed all limits and ridden roughshod on any and every thing we knew as 'media ethics'.
There has been tension between the government and the judiciary since the judges' restoration. If this kind of yellow journalism and rumour mongering is allowed to provoke the august court and create confusion and chaos in society, how can we expect sanity to prevail? Intellectuals and saner elements of society, who care for the future of the country, consider a clash of institutions to be extremely destabilising. Seeing a section of the media working on an agenda to somehow incite this clash in order to throw out an elected government is disturbing. When already there is so much strain between the government and the judiciary owing to several cases before the court involving the government, this kind of scare mongering is intolerable. Disseminating unsubstantiated claims and calling opinions upon them on the powerful medium of television and manipulating public opinion to accept a certain view is a coup of sorts via the media. If state institutions start reacting to each 'breaking news', it might lead to more confusion and chaos than there already is. It is neither in the interests of such media groups, nor in the interests of the institution of journalism nor the country. Whether one likes a particular party or regime or not, weakening the system by inciting a clash of institutions is not in the country's interest. We are engaged in a belated effort after many years, under a democratic dispensation, to strengthen the institutions of the state and get them to work within the parameters prescribed for them in the constitution. To establish their limits and define their relationships is a work-in-progress. This kind of journalism is definitely not helping that cause.


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...Seven Swans A Swimming...7 really boring-ass swans. Swimming. The excitement does not stop.
Seriously. I'd have a better outcome of sitting in the bathtub with a George Foreman Grill than trying to find anything remotely interesting about boring ass, stupid swans. Except that the Pilgrims ate swan on the original Thanksgiving Day feast, so there's that. Nothing like making a soup bowl out of the head of like, the world's most beautiful bird to make you lose your lunch. But at least you learned something today. Knowledge is power! So is a tasty swan drumstick.
I was set to scrap the whole damn swan theme for the day and just post one of those lame "7 swans a swimming" stock photos and call it it a day so I can get back to the Eggnog, but found some truly lame crap out there. Next to those horRENdous Anne Geddes photos of stupid babies dressed up in stupid swan outfits, the thing I found comes in second on the list of "Things I Found On The Internet Today That Make Me Stabby And Go Berserker". Someone's Grandma is going to make them a really
rockin' Xmas sweater with this patch. Either Grandma enjoys torturing you just for the sick pleasure of it, or she's been hitting the sauce again and it's impairing her gift-making skillz. And she'll secretly be laughing at you EVERY YEAR when your mom makes you wear the retarded 12 Days Of Christmas sweater when she comes to visit, so Grandma knows how much you love her crappy handiwork. My Grandma wasn't the cutesy make-stuff kind. She was more the "get me a straw for my Harvey Wallbanger and get out of the way, you're standing in front of the TV and your big head is blocking my stories. Damn kids." kind of Grandma. (Who said Germans were cold?)
Get it? 7 swans swimming in a pool?! That's hilarious. You're welcome. Damn kids.
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The man convicted over the brutal Salt Creek backpacker attacks could be connected to the murder of Adelaide schoolgirl Louise Bell in 1983, a court has heard.
Former school teacher Dieter Pfennig was charged with murdering 10-year-old Louise in 2013 after she was snatched through her bedroom window in Hackham West more than 30 years ago.
Her body has never been found.
Pfennig's arrest came after DNA scientists in the Netherlands linked him to her pyjama top which was found on a neighbouring property not long after she went missing.
But the possibility that Roman Heinze, who was jailed earlier this year over a brutal attack on two foreign backpackers on a remote beach south of Adelaide, was linked to the Bell case has been raised as Pfennig seeks to overturn his guilty verdict.
The now 69-year-old's lawyer yesterday requested Forensic Services SA release Heinze's DNA profile to determine if he can be excluded as the source of one of two unidentified samples found on Louise's pyjama top.
"At the end of the day this was a prosecution case dependent largely on the DNA evidence," defence counsel Paul Charman told the Court of Criminal Appeal on Friday.
"While we can't point the finger directly at Mr Heinze, this is a unique matter because the DNA is so determinative of the issues."
Challenging the DNA evidence will also be central to Pfennig's appeal which will be argued in November.
Mr Charman said it was also the case that Heinze, like Pfennig, lived somewhere near the Bell's Hackham West home around the time of her disappearance.
Pfennig was tried for murder by a judge alone, found guilty and sentenced to at least 35 years in prison, seemingly closing the long-running cold case.
But he has argued the prosecution evidence didn't rule out the possibility that his DNA could have been innocently transferred.
When he was charged with Louise's murder, Pfennig was already in prison for killing another child, 10-year-old Michael Black, in 1989.
Heinze, 61, is serving a 22-year jail sentence over the attack on two female backpackers in February last year.
He was found guilty of a string of charges including aggravated kidnapping, assault, endangering life and indecent assault.
His trial was told he met his victims through the Gumtree website, where the Brazilian and German women had advertised for a ride to Melbourne.
He drove the women to isolated sand dunes at Salt Creek and after setting up camp launched his violent assaults.
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Expansion of Top Energy's Ngawha Geothermal Power Station will be one of the largest construction projects ever to be undertaken in the Far North.
With a total project value of $176 million, Chief Executive Russell Shaw says the addition of the new 28 megawatt power station to existing operations, will be game changer for Northland.
Once completed in 2021, the capacity at the power station will be increased to 53 megawatts; which, Mr Shaw says, will radically improve the security and reliability of the power supply for the whole Northland region.
"Our reliance on the National Grid which transports power from the south, will be substantially reduced," he says.
"Ultimately, expansion of the Ngawha power station could secure the region's energy independence, with clear benefits for local consumers by providing a renewable and lower cost source of generation and power."
Mr Shaw, says with recent major transaction approval from the Top Energy Consumer Trust and Top Energy Board, separate contracts are now being awarded for civil engineering, drilling services, and power plant design and manufacture.
The civil works involved in the expansion is massive.
"Over 700,000 cubic meters of dirt will be excavated over three summer periods from October to April, with completion of civil works in 2020".
The Execution of this work has been awarded to New Zealand owned local company United Civil Construction, which has been undertaking enabling works since October.
Mr Shaw says the company has extensive earthworks experience and has worked on some of Northland's largest industrial infrastructure builds and upgrades such as the Whangarei Sewerage Scheme Stage 3, civil works at Northport's Deep Water Port and roading projects such as the Kamo Bypass Stage 2 and more recently the SH1 Brynderwyn Safe System Project.
United Civil is responsible for constructing the platform for the new power station, forming the drilling pads for the geothermal production well and reinjection of geothermal fluid back into the geothermal field, as well as other associated civil works.
With a permanent base in Whangarei, Mr Shaw says that United Civil will largely draw upon a Northland based workforce, creating employment opportunities and contributing to the local economy.
United Civil and its subcontractors currently employ six local workers and are actively recruiting for foremen, experienced plant operators and keen labourers.
For the other two contracts, Top Energy looked off shore to deliver the best value for the project.
Iceland Drilling, with decades of experience in the field of geothermal drilling, including the Ngatamariki geothermal power station near Taupo, will send a specialist team and be based in Northland for one year from April 2018.
Israeli geothermal plant construction experts ORMAT have the contract to design, build and supply the power station which will commissioned in 2021.
Ormat has a long history with the operations at Ngawha supplying the original 10 megawatt power station, which was commissioned in June 1998 and then expanded to 25 megawatts in 2008.
Ormat management were in New Zealand for the signing of the contract in Kerikeri on 8 December.
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The final quarterfinal of the 2018 FIFA World Cup will take place between England and Sweden. This is a big game for both sides and the pressure will be on all the players, staff and fans. I am expecting an incredible atmosphere and a great game of football.
Sweden won their round of 16 match thanks to an amazing strike from RB Leipzig superstar Emil Forsberg. This side has far exceeded their expectations and is now hoping to make it further than any Sweden side has done in the past. There is great balance in the team with the defense looking unbreakable. Facing England will be a big test for Sweden since the Three Lions are filled with great players.
Looking at this England side, there seems to be a great atmosphere. The players seem to play well together, the manager is loved and the media is behind the team. Things got a little tense for England in the round of 16 but the Three Lions managed to keep a calm head and win the game in penalties. This is one of the best chances that England will have of making it to the final since they have gotten a really easy draw. It will be important that the players and the manager realize this and ensure that they make it to the final.
All in all, I see England winning and making it to the semi-finals. The English look like a really well-oiled unit and the added value of having superstars such as Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling, and Dele Alli will be a massive advantage. I expect Sweden to fight hard but I think this game will be a step too far for this young and adventurous Sweden side.
As far as betting is concerned, we are getting a good enough price to bet on England to win. This seems like the most logical bet so it is the wager which I am going to suggest. In addition to that, I am also a fan of the under 2.5 goals. While both teams have goals scorers, this should be a tight game since there is tons of pressure. That should lead to a low scoring contest.


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A cancer patient in Bangalore has received a prosthetic jaw made with a 3D printer.
According to 3dprint.com, the patient was diagnosed with cancer of the palate (upper jaw) and lost a substantial portion of his palate after undergoing surgery. Radiation therapy also caused a medical condition known as trismus, leaving him unable to open his mouth wider than two centimetres.
Because of his inability to open his mouth wide, the doctors say it was impossible to take an impression of the patient's mouth in order to create a prosthetic. However using a CT scan, the team was able to create a 3D printable model of the inside of the man's mouth without the need for him to open it.
Image: The 3D printed upper and lower jaws used to create the impression for the prosthetic


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Seminar by Theresa Rebeck, now playing at Landless Theatre Company, is a witty, revealing look at the realities of being a young aspiring artist today. The story follows four New York twenty-somethings as they begin to navigate a graduate writing seminar led by a bold and caustic instructor. As he breaks them down one-by-one, the students start to question their willingness to bend for their craft. Do they have what it takes? Will they make it through the course? Or will they give up on their dreams, get fat, and run away to Ohio? Only the play will tell…and anything might happen! As Leonard says, "Writers in their natural states are about as civilized as feral cats."
Direction by Terri Magers was engaging and well-executed, creating many memorable moments throughout the piece. The blocking moved nicely and pacing flowed steadily without too many noticeable roadblocks—always a plus for a 90-minute show sans an intermission. Scene transitions ran smoothly, mainly through the aid of short musical selections. One or two of the songs were a touch maudlin and questionably shifted the mood but they still added appropriate commentary. Overall, this choice was effective and well-designed. It seemed that the most frequent cause for any stagnation in the play came from line fumbles, of which there were quite a few. With just a bit more rehearsal, I believe these kinks would have been worked out. As the show runs, these faux pas will likely be resolved.
The set was minimal and worked especially well in the space. It provided everything the actors needed without any "fluff" and really allowed the audience to pay attention to performances. Lighting was similarly minimal but effective, not detracting at all from the story being told. This company gets a big thumbs up for resourcefulness and show selection—this is a great choice that does not require many bells and whistles and seemed to work really well in their venue (the new East Street Arts Center). Costumes were expectedly pedestrian and mostly paired well with the characters they adorned. Tech overall worked to make this a successful production. Production Manager/Sound Designer Amanda Williams clearly did a wonderful job and definitely deserves a shout-out!
Moving forward, performances in this small cast ranged from slightly off-target to exceptional. Now to be fair, a piece like this is difficult to cast well, as there are only five people carrying the entire production. From a "character-type" standpoint, the actors were well-suited to their roles—they had a really great look and sound for their individual parts. Kudos to the production team for their choices in those areas. From an acting standpoint, however, it was clear that some character development required a bit more fleshing out.
Ian Hoch (in the role of Douglas) provided the occasional chuckle with his showy, overblown rhetoric but overall lacked the basic pretension that he was clearly supposed to exude (looking in from a textual standpoint). In the few moments he had to really take the stage, the performance ended up feeling a bit two-dimensional and definitely could've used more layers. Perhaps the lack of depth was a choice; if so, it did not quite land as intended.
Dalton Korrell (in the role of the "average Joe" Martin) had a few similar issues embracing and embodying his character as fully as he could've. He had a great many moments of awkward hilarity, particularly in scenes with Izzy (played by Surasree Das), but his dialogue often seemed rushed and character choices, when apparent, lacked a good deal of understanding and motivation. Hoch and Korrell are clearly very talented individuals and with a bit more development and time to work, I have a feeling these performances would've been better executed.
Surasree Das provided a welcome pop of coy cuteness with her portrayal of the resourceful Izzy. A young woman who knows what she wants and how to get it, she is not afraid to "go there" and Das clearly understands the importance of her character's dynamics. The duality of Izzy was delivered perfectly, consistently wavering between simpering girly-girl and methodically enterprising young artist. She provided many moments of laugh out-loud fun whether she was batting her lovely lashes or suggestively sucking her lollipop, and she equally embraced the more serious turns whenever a scene called for it—a skilled performance indeed.
The pompous seminar leader Leonard, a role originated by the late great Alan Rickman on Broadway, was played here with a refreshing new twist by the multi-talented Andrew Lloyd Baughman. Looking more like a hippie motorcyclist than a university professor, Baughman delivered the character in way that was oddly likable albeit crude and sarcastically piggish. On occasion, his jabs at the students felt more like friendly buddy-jokes and less like jarring criticisms, but many times these were balanced out with the harsh and negative content of his "teachings" as the show progressed. Providing a fantastic antagonist to Martin and Kate for much of the story, he played the character with a perfect nonchalant condescension and really made it his own. A performance full of wry comedy and nuance, Baughman's Leonard entertains and keeps you wondering right up until the last few moments of the play.
It isn't always easy to stand out in a small ensemble show, but the person who successfully kept me captivated through this entire production was the gifted Claire Coyle in the role of Kate. Giving every other actor onstage a run for their money, Coyle had a well-developed, completely fleshed-out character from start to finish. I believed every word she said as she journeyed across her character's arc and became quickly fascinated with her portrayal of a real human being. Her sincerity and theatrical power really shone through, especially in her scenes with Baughman. She also presented the most varied and vocally-dynamic character choices of the evening, giving an enjoyable, exciting performance full of surprises! I had not seen this actress perform prior to Friday evening, but certainly hope I will have the privilege of watching her onstage again. Anyone who wants to watch some really superb live theatre, go watch Miss Coyle perform this role. You won't regret it!
If you've never seen this witty ensemble play crafted expertly by the awesome Theresa Rebeck, it is more than worth the trip to Frederick and the price of a ticket to do so. And if you have seen it before, why not come delight in its humor and charm once again? With a great story, a well-paced running time of only 90 minutes, and some incredible performances, this production is sure to satisfy and leave you thinking about its outcome well after leaving the theater. Get your tickets now, for this limited run will only be around through next weekend!
Running Time: 90 minutes no intermission
Seminar plays through July 30, 2016 at Landless Theatre Company in the East Street Arts Center— 919-C N. East Street in Historic Downtown Frederick, MD. Tickets are available at the door or in advance online.


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My name is Becky. I arrived home to find my husband, Chris, stabbed to death and a gang of men ransacking our house.
Turns out that Chris has something that belongs to them. And if I want to stay alive, I have to find it and return it. They have given me seven days. And a beating.
There is nowhere to hide and no time left to look. So I will stand my ground as the deadline approaches. All I have is a head full of lies and a very bad plan.
This is my story.
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Andrew Barrett has enjoyed variety in his professional life, from engine-builder to farmer, from Oilfield Service Technician in Kuwait, to his current role of Senior CSI in Yorkshire.
He's been a CSI since 1996, and has worked on all scene types from terrorism to murder, suicide to rape, drugs manufacture to bomb scenes. One way or another, Andrew's life revolves around crime.
In 1997 he finished his first crime thriller, A Long Time Dead, and it's still a readers' favourite today, some 120,000 copies later, topping the Amazon charts several times. Two more books featuring SOCO Roger Conniston completed the trilogy.
Today, Andrew is still producing high-quality, authentic crime thrillers with a forensic flavour that attract attention from readers worldwide. He's also attracted attention from the Yorkshire media, having been featured in the Yorkshire Post, and twice interviewed on BBC Radio Leeds.
He's best known for his lead character, CSI Eddie Collins, and the acerbic way in which he roots out criminals and administers justice. Eddie's series is four books and two short stories in length, and there's still more to come.
Andrew is a proud Yorkshireman and sets all of his novels there, using his home city of Leeds as another major, and complementary, character in each of the stories.
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Recycling your cannabis product packaging
At BC Cannabis Stores, our employees and customers are passionate about the environment. We've heard your concerns about the amount of packaging that can come with some products, so here's a quick guide to packaging regulations and ways that you can help us create less waste by recycling your cannabis containers.
Why is there so much packaging?
The federal Cannabis Act sets out regulations for cannabis product packaging with strict requirements around specific product information, such as the type of cannabis product (dried flower, oil, capsule or seed), levels of THC and CBD, the standardized cannabis symbol and mandatory selected warnings from Health Canada. Cannabis must be packaged in a container that is tamper-evident, child-resistant, prevents contamination, and keeps the cannabis dry (to reduce the potential growth of mould). Non-medical cannabis product packages must be sized enough to accommodate this required information.
Why can't I bring my plastic tub back for a refill?
Current federal regulations mandate that cannabis products are securely and individually packaged by licensed producers, sealed with a Canadian Government excise duty tag, and safely transported to the BC Cannabis Stores' Distribution Centre and stores. Therefore, it's not possible to bring back containers for a refill; however clean containers can be recycled at your local recycling depot or curbside collection.
Can I recycle the packaging?
Check the bottom of your plastic container for a code (seen within the recycling symbol), which denotes the type of plastic used to manufacture the product.
You may see a 1, which is a common plastic code that shows the product is made from Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET). Soft drink containers (and dried flower packaging) often feature this plastic, which can be recycled into a number of useful items such as pillow stuffing, t-shirts, carpeting, or even more containers.
Plastic code 2 stands for High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), which is commonly found on milk and juice jugs, yogurt containers and shampoo bottles: it can be recycled into blue boxes and playground equipment.
Another common plastic code is 5, which is the symbol for Polypropylene (PP). Often found on syrup and ketchup bottles (and on dried flower packaging), Polypropylene can be recycled into objects such as ice scrapers.
Most paper and card packaging can be recycled, with the exception of waxed paper in some locations.
Where can I recycle my empty packaging?
Most paper and plastic based packaging can be recycled at curbside, multi-family, and depot collections in the Multi-Material BC (MMBC) residential packaging and printed paper plastic recycling program, depending on your location in BC. For more information, please visit the Recycling Council of British Columbia.


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Peace Studies
The disciplines presented by LdM Peace Studies department explore the anthropology of violence and conflict and examine the conditions and factors contributing to peace and non-violent international conflict resolution.
Most courses are hands-on, case-based, and provide many interactive exercises and opportunities for participation.
Courses currently available:
Anthropology of Violence and Conflict
Anthropology and Development
Participation, Empowerment and Social Change
International Conflict Resolution
War and Media
Peace Education


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This past summer, Rollins broke ground on an ambitious building project that will breathe new life into a campus icon, Mills Memorial Hall. When it's finished next fall, the new Kathleen W. Rollins Hall will serve as the beating heart of Rollins' mission.
Located in the center of campus, the new Kathleen W. Rollins Hall will be a hive of student engagement and activity with an open-concept design that encourages students to connect, build community, and work on group projects that showcase a 21st-century liberal arts education in action. Since the new building isn't slated to open until fall 2019, we thought we'd give you a sneak peek at just how much the new Rollins Hall will mean for current and future Tars.
The redesign of Mills will co-locate like-minded programs throughout its three levels.
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Students in environmental studies professor Barry Allen's first-year field study to Costa Rica gain international experience before they even set foot in a Rollins classroom.
Each year, Rollins' Office of International Programs offers more than 90 study abroad programs. Every semester, Rollins students see and do things around the world that most people only dream of—like hiking Mount Kilimanjaro, hopping a train through the French Alps, bird-watching in a lush Costa Rican rainforest, and scuba diving an effervescent Bahamian reef. It's little wonder then that the College is ranked in the top 10 among master's-granting institutions in the nation for the percentage of undergraduates who study abroad. Want to explore the globe and test your ability to make it brighter? Make the new Rollins Hall your first destination.
As Bonner Leaders, Meredith Ewen '19 and Sam Sadeh '18 put their ideas to work in the world, launching community engagement programs of their own design.
During her first year at Rollins, studio art major Meredith Ewen '19 developed an art program for Opportunity, Community, Ability, an Orlando nonprofit that serves children and adults with special needs. A year later, computer science major Sam Sadeh '18 founded an after-school coding program for students in local Title I schools that earned exclusive funding from Google. Both Ewen and Sadeh learned how to lead powerful change in their community through Rollins' Bonner Leaders Program, a four-year community service opportunity administered through the Center for Leadership & Community Engagement to provide scholarships and enrichment to students passionate about volunteering.
Jayashree Shivamoggi (middle) helped Isaac James '19 become the first Tar to earn the prestigious PPIA Fellowship.
Jayashree Shivamoggi and Terumi Rafferty-Osaki in Rollins' Office of External & Competitive Scholarships spend virtually every waking minute preparing Rollins students to pursue the world's most prestigious scholarships. Their hard work has paid off. For proof, here's a quick look at some of their more recent accomplishments.
They helped Rebecca Charbonneau '16 earn a 2018 Gates Cambridge Scholarship, which will allow the art history and critical media and cultural studies double major to pursue a PhD at Cambridge University on a full ride. They helped Emma Thvedt '20 earn a Boren Scholarship, a prestigious federal scholarship that provides up to $20,000 to study less commonly taught languages in international regions critical to U.S. interests. They helped Brittany Edwards '17, Destiny Reyes '17, and Meghan Wallace '17 earn 2018-19 Fulbright Scholarships and add to Rollins' long legacy of Fulbright Scholars. And they helped ensure Isaac James '19 was one of just 62 students to earn a 2019 Truman Scholarship, the premier graduate scholarship for aspiring public service leaders in the U.S. And that's just in the past few months. In recent years, Tars have received everything from Goldwater and Pickering scholarships to National Science Foundation Fellowships.
This past spring, computer science major Michael Gutensohn '18 gained cutting-edge, real-world experience at Kennedy Space Center's Augmented Virtual Reality Lab. It was Gutensohn's third consecutive internship at NASA and just one of the hundreds of epic resume builders the Center for Career & Life Planning has helped Tars land in the last year. In fact, while Gutensohn was working on 3-D facial and object recognition at NASA, his classmates were honing their craft everywhere from Orlando City Soccer Club and the Orlando Ballet to Universal Orlando Resort and The Walt Disney Company.
The new building's modern layout will include smaller personal spaces and larger community spaces that are designed to promoted interaction and collaboration. Twenty-first-century amenities like the podcast and recording room will complement an exterior style that will feel right at home alongside Rollins' distinctive Spanish-Mediterranean architecture.
This summer, Nikki Hall-Elser '18, Matias Meirelles Van Vliet '19, Dayra Diaz-Marquez '18, and Kinsley Gerks '20 are holed up in a castle in the English countryside, fine-tuning a business model that might eventually bring affordable, renewable power to millions of the world's poorest people. But before the quartet behind BatterEASE was besting teams from Yale, Cornell, Brown, and UC Berkeley to advance to the finals of the Hult Prize (the world's most prestigious collegiate competition for social innovation startups), they were honing their bright idea with the guidance of Rollins social entrepreneurship faculty and with the support of Rollins' Social Entrepreneurship & Innovation Hub. In the new Rollins Hall, these two resident social accelerators will share the same floor.
In the dozen years since Rollins founded SPARC Day, more than 8,000 Tars have contributed more than 32,000 hours of service to an average of 24 community organizations each year. Anyone who has participated in the annual day of service knows that the event's impact stretches well beyond what numbers alone could ever indicate. Each year, SPARC Day plants the seeds of service in the hearts and minds of a new generation of Rollins students, giving them a small taste of what can happen when they put their ideas to work in the world. It's also just one of the many ways the Center for Leadership & Community Engagement empowers Tars to engage the issues facing communities in the 21st century—and it all starts at Rollins Hall.
Students in Josephine Balzac's Strategies for Changemakers course get a hands-on look at what it means to serve a community by partnering with Fleet Farming, a local social enterprise that converts neighborhood lawns into organic micro-farms.
Rollins boasts the first social entrepreneurship program in the world to earn accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the premier evaluator of quality business programs since 1916. The program's move to the new Rollins Hall will only enhance its stellar credentials by providing social entrepreneurship majors with easy access to an array of hands-on learning experiences. Just one example: The program will be headquartered on the same floor as the Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship Hub, which provides students with the space, tools, and support to develop and lead creative and sustainable solutions to today's most pressing challenges.
The Office of International Student & Scholar Services welcomes first-year international students to campus early, giving them extra time to settle into their #RollinsLife.
From Australia to Zimbabwe, the Rollins student body includes students from more than 65 countries, and the College has an entire office dedicated to making sure each and every international student thrives in our diverse community of learners. The Office of International Student & Scholar Services, which will be located on Rollins Hall's second floor alongside the Office of International Programs, provides everything from visa and immigration support to an international peer advisor program and a slew of social and cultural events.
Over the years, Rollins' student-run Sustainability Program has spearheaded everything from our Fair Trade-campus designation to an urban farm that supplies fresh, organic produce to campus dining services. In the new Rollins Hall, the Sustainability Program will have its own collaborative workspace on the same floor as the Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship Hub and the Center for Leadership & Community Engagement.
Students in Dan Myers' Creating the Digital Future course developed a walking-tour app for Hannibal Square, a historic African-American neighborhood located a mile from Rollins' campus.
Create promotional strategies that help a local social enterprise increase its impact. Use 21st-century tools to bring a hidden history to life. Help an ethical fashion retailer that fights poverty by manufacturing products in Haiti secure ethical certification. Rollins' community-engagement courses—the proceeds of a partnership between faculty and the Center for Leadership & Community Engagement—allow students to put the knowledge they develop in the classroom to work in the real world while also making a positive impact in our local community and communities around the world.
Like all the spaces in the new Rollins Hall, the student lounge is designed with creative collaboration in mind. Christened the Fox Den, the lounge will be outfitted with a full kitchen as well as a range of communal dining/work spaces.
Students traverse Arches National Park during a spring break Immersion experience in Moab, Utah.
From addressing access to safe drinking water in the Dominican Republic to helping preserve one of America's most dramatic landscapes, Rollins' Immersion experiences allow students to engage some of world's most pressing issues through weekend and sometimes weeklong journeys of education, reflection, and action. These transformative trips have become bucket-list experiences for Tars, which is a big reason why the College has ranked in the top 5 nationally for the highest percentage of students who participate in alternative breaks for five consecutive years. Whether you want to help plan and lead these journeys of discovery or you're just looking for your first opportunity, the new Rollins Hall will be your one-stop shop for life-changing adventure.
Valedictorian Shelby McGuire '15, now a JD candidate at Georgetown University Law Center, worked and studied abroad through the Boren Scholarship and U.S. Fulbright Program.
"Mills is the heart of campus, and I don't just mean geographically. I always felt at home there, and it's where I met some of my best friends, most supportive mentors, and inspiring student leaders. Mills was also one of my most impactful classrooms, teaching me how to use what I learned in my academic courses to lead and serve my community. This space has an incredible legacy, and I can't wait to see how the renovations will improve the lives of students and the community."
As a student, Bonner Leader Avani Mooljee '16 made a global impact, interning with the American Red Cross and marketing bags woven from plastic litter in Zimbabwe. As a grad, she's still at it, promoting literacy in the Dominican Republic through the Peace Corps.
"Mills became my home very early on during my time at Rollins. The Center for Leadership & Community Engagement (CLCE) was an especially welcoming place where several of us students regularly went for comfort, guidance, and opportunity. It was through CLCE that I've been able to network with other Peace Corps volunteers thousands of miles from campus. This office and this building are a crucial part of every Tar's experience at Rollins. The people who work here truly change the lives of everyone who walks across the Green and through those doors."
For more than a decade, Rollins' Pre-Med Observership Program has helped prepare Rollins undergrads for careers in medicine by placing them alongside Florida Hospital doctors in emergency rooms and surgical centers throughout Orlando. The program is a joint venture between the Center for Career & Life Planning and Pre-Health Advising, a pair of offices that will be neighbors in Rollins Hall, and a shining example of the collaboration that can occur from co-locating like-minded teams in support of Rollins students.
From WPRK to The Sandspur, Rollins' student-run media outlets have been among the Mills Building's most popular tenants for decades. In the new Rollins Hall, student writers, designers, and DJs will enjoy all the tradition of one of Florida's oldest newspapers and most storied radio stations in state-of-the-art facilities that will enable them to elevate their crafts.
Phillip Denizard '16 and Stacey Van Praagh '93
As a student, Phillip Denizard '16 forged a mentorship with Rollins trustee and fashion executive Stacy Van Praagh '93, a former president of Fendi and global vice president of Oscar de la Renta. Initially, the relationship yielded a pair of high-profile internships at L'Eclaireur in Paris and Givenchy in New York. Eventually, Van Praagh's influence helped Denizard land his current gig as an assistant buyer at Gucci's New York City headquarters. The Center for Career & Life Planning's new Career Champion Program promises to proliferate powerful student-alumni partnerships like these. The new program, which matches students with alumni mentors whose professional paths align with the students' career interests, enjoyed a wildly successful pilot this spring. In fact, 96 percent of student mentees and 100 percent of alumni said they would recommend the program to their peers. Want to be the next success story? Head to Rollins Hall.
Raul Carril '14 '16MBA says Mills was the heart and soul of his Rollins experience. He expects the new Rollins Hall to make a similar impact on today's Tars.
"Having so many incredible pieces of the student experience centrally located in the heart of campus will elevate the meaningful work already being done at Rollins. Together, students, faculty, and staff will be able to cross-pollinate ideas, challenge one another, and collectively engage in conversation, research, and experiences that drive a call to action. Places and spaces like Rollins Hall foster and nurture a sense of community and bring together people who make Rollins special. That is the beauty of human-centered design, and I cannot wait for students to embark on this new adventure to explore, dream, and discover their world and themselves."
Seriously, this list could be a whole lot longer. In fact, we're only scratching the surface of the many ways the new Rollins Hall will help Rollins deliver on its mission to educate students for global citizenship and responsible leadership, empowering them to lead meaningful lives and productive careers. That's why we have no intention of stopping here. Keep your eyes peeled for more reasons we love Rollins Hall as the project progresses over the next year.


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Just as we thought, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is finally about to make its way stateside. The Galaxy S4 Mini was announced some time ago and has been on sale in Europe and other parts of the world. Following in the footsteps of the Galaxy S3 Mini, this is Samsung's way of offering a smaller device with all the same software features and similar performance. Much like the HTC One Mini. Of course, the performance side of things is obviously not going to be as good as the Snapdragon 600 packing Galaxy S4 but, the Mini also offers the same sort of experience at a lower price.
You can take a look at the Galaxy S4 Mini's specs below:
- 4.3-inch qHD AMOLED Display
- 1.7 Ghz Dual-Core CPU
- 1.5GB of RAM
- 8GB of internal storage, with microSD support
- Android 4.2.2
- 1,900 mAh Battery
Unsurprisingly, the specs don't quite add up to the smaller device that a lot of users have been crying for ever since the Galaxy S4 made the jump to 5-inches. Still, more choice is good for everyone and with the news that the device is headed to more than just one carrier this November is good news to us. After all, carrier exclusive are rarely a good idea so, it's good to see that Samsung is bringing their Galaxy S4 Mini to AT&T, Sprint and Verizon. T-Mobile seems absent right now but, they might unveil plans to carry the device later on.
The Galaxy S III Mini just launched on AT&T for $0.99 with a two-year contract. We're wondering whether the Galaxy S4 Mini will launch at a much lower price than the full-size Galaxy S4. At $99 on contract, this would sell pretty well this holiday season, especially for those looking for a new device that don't need that much processing power and don't want a much larger device. What do you think to the Galaxy S4 Mini? Is 4.3-inches too small for a device these days? Let us know in the comments below!


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Steven L. Kramer
Civil & Environmental Engineering
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Steve Kramer received his BS, M.Eng., and PhD degrees from the University of California, Berkeley in 1977, 1979, and 1985, respectively. Kramer joined the geotechnical group in the University of Washington Department of Civil Engineering in 1984. He has taught a wide range of undergraduate and graduate courses in geotechnical engineering, and advised numerous graduate students on Masters and Ph.D. research projects. His primary research interests include soil liquefaction, site response analysis, seismic slope stability, and hazard analysis. Much of his current research work is in the area of performance-based earthquake engineering, specifically the integration of probabilistic response analyses with probabilistic seismic hazard analyses.
Kramer is the author of the book Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering and of numerous technical papers and reports. He has been the recipient of the Presidential Young Investigator Award from the National Science Foundation, the Arthur Casagrande Professional Development Award from ASCE, a Walter Huber Research Prize from ASCE, the 2009 and 2017 Norman Medals from ASCE, the 2018 H. Bolton Seed Medal from ASCE, and the 2018 Nabor Carillo Lecture Award from the Mexican Society of Geotechnical Engineering. Kramer was a Senior Research Scientist in the International Centre for Geohazards at the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) in 2003, and is also a member of the faculty of the European School for Advanced Studies in the Reduction of Seismic Risk (the ROSE School) at the University of Pavia in Italy.
- Ph.D. in Geotechnical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1985
- M.Eng. in Geotechnical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1979
- B.S. in Civil Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1977
Honors & awards
- Nabor Carrillo Lecture Award, Mexican Society of Geotechnical Engineering, 2018
- H. Bolton Seed Medal, ASCE, 2018
- Norman Medal, ASCE, 2017
- Nigel Priestley International Prize, European Centre for Training and Research in Earthquake Engineering (EUCENTRE), 2016
- Puget Sound Academic Engineer of the Year, Puget Sound Engineering Council, 2012
- Norman Medal, ASCE, 2009
- John R. Kiely Professorship, University of Washington, 1997
- Walter Huber Research Prize, ASCE, 1996
- Arthur Casagrande Professional Development Award, ASCE, 1991
- Presidential Young Investigator Award, National Science Foundation, 1988
- Research Initiation Award, National Science Foundation, 1985
- Honor Students Society, University of California at Berkeley, 1976
- Chi Epsilon Civil Engineering Honor Society, 1976
Kramer's second Norman Medal
Professor Steve Kramer has been honored with a second Norman Medal. In the history of the award, which dates back to...
ASCE H. Bolton Seed Medal
In early March, professor Steve Kramer was presented with the 2018 H. Bolton Seed Medal by the American Society of Civil...


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A home has many indispensable machines, not the least of which is the toilet. Average homeowners almost never devote much time or concern to maintaining the toilet. This does not mean that toilets ought to miss the benefits of exceptional service, though. Over time, wear and tear will build up until maintenance or replacement becomes indispensable. Prompt service from a reliable team will stand as a necessity, especially since no one wants their toilet to stop working.
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TESO gives museums the opportunity to present themselves for a year to the travelers. From the 6th of July there will be an exhibition of Museum Kaap Skil on TESO's flagship "Texelstroom". In this exhibition important aspects from the maritime history of Texel are highlighted, the origin of the shipwrecks in the Wadden Sea and divers' finds. You can find the exhibition in the "Noordzeezaal" (North Sea Room), which is located halfway the saloon deck.
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On the plus side, my car gets out of the shop Friday. So until then, I'm just going to be laying on a very large pile of pillows and probably working on my Photoshop coloring or whatever. AD got a Photoshop magazine that has some 'how to color comic line art' tips in it, and it's really interesting. I've been learning to use the gradient tool, and I think it shows in the latest piece I've been working on.
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Dr Ankita
Diabetes has become a very common disease affecting more than 62 million Indians. It can affect women and men of all ages and every ethnic category. It is also called a Silent Killer as many cases of diabetes remain undiagnosed for an average of 4 to 7 years.
Diabetes profoundly affects health-related quality of life and places large financial demands on the health care system. It is important to understand the basics of the disease Diabetes. Diabetes mellitus is a chronic metabolic disease resulting from a defect in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both. Insulin is a hormone that regulates blood sugar (glucose) and is found in pancreas. This impaired insulin secretion or function results in elevated levels of plasma glucose with disturbances in carbohydrate, fat and protein metabolism. The symptoms include excessive excretion of urine (polyuria), thirst (polydipsia), constant hunger (polyphagia), weight loss, vision changes and fatigue.
Ayurveda can greatly help diabetic patients. Diabetes is named Prameha in Ayurveda. Among three types of Prameha occurring due to three doshas Vata, Pitta and Kapha, the Vata type of Prameha is most difficult to treat as per Ayurveda. 'Aasya Sukham, Swapana Sukham' i.e. prolonged sitting or sleeping and heavy unhealthy diets are actual causes of diabetes. It has been narrated in Ayurveda that long periods of physical inactivity, laziness, sleeping for long hours, and excessive intake of food which is heavy to digest like dairy products, meat of aquatic and marshy animals, sugar/jaggery preparations, fresh grains and foods that increase Kapha are the generalized causes of Madhumeha. Ayurveda has advised various herbs and herbal formulations which effectively lower blood glucose level. It can act as an adjuvant along with conventional medicine by its rejuvenating and restorative remedies to overcome the side effects and complications of Diabetes. More over the diet and lifestyle modifications advised in Ayurveda along with Yoga can act as preventive measures to avoid the risk factor of Diabetes in healthy individuals. Most important aspect of Ayurvedic treatment is its cost effectiveness. It can be of great help to economically weaker sections of society. Some Ayurvedic preventive and curative guidelines for Madhumeha or Diabetes are summarized below:
* Avoid the causative factors of Diabetes. Eat healthy, low in sugar content, fiber rich and nutritive food. Restrict Kapha increasing, heavy, oily and difficult to digest foods.
* Adopt an active routine. Exercise regularly. Include morning or evening walk and yoga in your daily routine. Avoid sleep during daytime and laziness.
* Count your steps. Walk around few hundred steps after each meal. Try to walk at least five to ten thousand steps a day.
* Include one year old cereals like barley, wheat, gram and pulses like red gram, horse gram and green gram in your diet. Multi grain flour is a good option.
* Include green leafy vegetables like fenugreek, spinaches, chenopodium or bathua, bitter gourd, white gourd etc in your diet.
* Add some spices in your recipes like cumin seeds, coriander seeds, chamomile seeds, rosemary, garlic, ginger, basil, cinnamon, dandelion, fennel seeds, peppermint, stevia, turmeric etc.
* Eat fruits like pomegranate, orange, guava, gooseberries, blackberries, bel which are low in sugar but high in fiber.
* Some Ayurvedic herbs useful for diabetic patients are
* Gooseberries or amla (Phyllanthus emblica) -dried fruit powder 3-6 gm with warm water
* Turmeric or haldi (Curcuma longa)-Rhizome 1-3 gm with lukewarm water
* Blackberries or jamun (Syzigium cumini)-seed powder 3-6 gm with water
* Medhasringi (Gymnema sylvestre)- Leafs 3-6 gm
* Fenugreek or Methi (Trigonella foenum)-leaves and seed 3-6 gm with water
* Kumari (Aloe vera) juice or leaf Pulp 10-15 ml
* Neem (Azadirachtha indica)-seeds, Leaf and stem bark 3-6 gm with water
* Vijayasara (Pterocarpus marsupium)-stem 3-6 gm with water
* Karela (Bitter gourd-Momordica charantia)-seeds 3-6 gm with water
By adopting these healthy eating and lifestyle habits any individual can avoid diabetes. Moreover these tips will surely help the diabetic patients to fight and beat the side effects of this disease. Trust in goodness of Ayurveda and enjoy its benefits. Chronic diabetic patients may consult a qualified Ayurvedic physician.
(The author is Assistant Professor, Govt. Ayurvedic Medical College, Jammu)
Ayurvedic Guidelines for Diabetic Patients
Dr Ankita


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Giuliano della Rovere was elected to the office of Pope on 1st November 1503, taking the title of Julius II. Despite the corruption, double-dealing and other very worldly activities of which he was doubtless guilty, Julius's reign would leave some remarkable legacies that have lasted to the present day.
Giuliano della Rovere's rise to power
Giuliano, born in 1443, was the nephew of Pope Sixtus IV, after whom the Sistine Chapel in Rome is named. Giuliano gained hugely from the relationship, being made a cardinal in 1479 and given charge of nine bishroprics and numerous abbeys, all of which produced a considerable income. He also managed to father three illegitimate daughters, one of whom, Felice, was destined to become a wealthy and powerful woman in her own right.
When Sixtus died in 1484, Giuliano expected to be elected as pope in his place, but was outvoted by Innocent VIII who only lasted for eight years. At his second attempt Giuliano was defeated by Alexander VI, the notoriously corrupt Rodrigo Borgia, whose bribes were larger than those that Giuliano della Rovere could muster.
Giuliano was not willing to take this rebuff lying down, so he left Italy in order to join the French King Charles VIII in a military campaign to invade Italy and depose Pope Alexander. The attempt failed and Giuliano was forced to seek sanctuary in France after Alexander ordered his assassination.
Alexander died in 1503 and Giuliano once again put himself forward for election. He failed again, this time at the hands of Pius III, who had the advantage of being neither a Borgia nor a della Rovere, but the disadvantage of being in such poor health that he died after less than three weeks, thus giving Giuliano his fourth shot at being pope, this time successfully. After a lifetime of striving for the top job, he was nearly 60 when he eventually achieved it.
A warrior pope
As pope, Julius II had to defend his throne against his enemies. The first of these was Cesare Borgia, son of Alexander, who was soon expelled from Italy and died four years later fighting in Spain. Julius then moved against the Bentivogli family who governed Bologna as despots. The city state was subsequently annexed to the Papal States in 1507.
Julius also defeated the powerful Venetians (in alliance with France and the Holy Roman Empire) in a dispute over two towns that they had taken from Rome, and then persuaded Venice to join him in an alliance to expel his previous allies, the French, from the territory they held in Italy.
He therefore showed himself to be both a clever diplomat and a fearsome military leader, who greatly strengthened the temporal power of Rome by expanding the borders of the Papal States far beyond where they had been during the Borgia period.
A commissioning pope
But despite all his success as a warrior pope (the last of that particular line), Julius is best remembered for being the pope who laid the foundation stone for the new St Peter's Basilica, which was completed a century later, and commissioning Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Julius II was a pope who did nothing by halves. The plans for St Peter's were criticised at the time as being far too grand and guaranteed to cost much more than could be afforded (the critics were to be proved right). The pope's relationship with Michelangelo was notoriously frosty, with the Sistine Chapel project being one that Michelangelo would have loved to turn down if he could – he was a sculptor, not a painter. Julius had previously commissioned a statue from him that took a year to make but which Julius ordered to be smashed as soon as it was completed, just to show who was boss.
Everything that Julius commissioned, including the design for his own tomb (also from Michelangelo) was done for the glory of Pope Julius first, and God a somewhat distant second. However, Julius was also a shrewd judge of many things, including artistic genius. He may have hated Michelangelo personally, but he knew that he was the man for the ceiling job, despite having another genius painter in his employ, namely Raphael. The result is there to this day, for all to see.
Julius died of a fever in 1513, long before his tomb was completed. Indeed, the original design was greatly curtailed and – ironically enough – Julius's remains do not lie within it. The tomb (which incorporates Michelangelo's famous statue of Moses) is in the minor church of St Peter in the Vatican, whereas Julius was re-buried under the floor of St Peter's Basilica near the monument to a later pope, Clement X.
If one imagines popes to be saintly and devout men whose only concern is the well-being of the Church they lead and the people that it serves, that is certainly not the impression one gets when reading about the popes who reigned during the period in question, Julius included. However, he was responsible for some remarkable artistic endeavours that have survived to the present day.
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Discussion in 'Dulwich Hamlet FC' started by editor, Feb 1, 2019.
Hope you feel better soon Mishi! All the best.
any news on Mishi? thinking of him. cheers
Same here! Hope everything will be fine again, soon! Best wishes from Hamburg!
Hope you guys get some positive news soon.
Update from the Hamlet FB feed:
little while ago
Dulwich Hamlet FCVerified account @DulwichHamletFC 1h1 hour ago
A message from Mishi (@DulwichMishi) "Thank you for the kind messages, I'll be hopefully out of hospital in about a week. Hopefully will be back at football soon and hopefully by bus not ambulance. I'm not dead yet!" Thanks to @finnrbond for this!
Thank you everyone for your amazing support, not just our fans but football friends all around the south east and beyond. In truth I do not even recall the day of the game I was st, never mind the heart attack itself. One thing for sure, if it wasn't for the soldiers working on me I would not have pulled through, so I shall always be grateful to the Royal Engineers. It's a long road back to fitness, and I'm m nowhere near strong enough to pop down to cheer on The Hamlet yet. I am struggling to walk with a stick at the the moment, and my speech is a bit croaky and quiet due to having one of those tracheotomy hole in the throat thingies... once again thsnk you all who have shown love and concern.
Glad you are on the mend, mate. Been thinking of you x
Great to hear you're getting up and about, look after yourself.
How utterly appropriate that your life should be saved by F.A. Cup winners ...
Dulwich Hamlet never do well in the Cup (and Mishi)
Just reading through this thread, very emotional to do so, the love and support shown from all over is very humbling. I am hoping to get to a home game very soon, but please excuse me if I try to be as incognito as possible, if that's possible! I am still very weak but it's better than the alternative. I have no idea when I'll be well enough to get to an away match yet. I am walking slowly with a stick, but am step by step getting slowly stronger. I have no idea what the future holds nor the timescale of getting better, as it's still early days. The first aim, apart from football, is to get well enough to get back to work. So I hope to be at Champion Hill very soon, albeit very sedately in the seats.
Glad to hear you're on the mend Mishi. Take it easy.
Look forward to seeing you back at the football Mishi.
Glad to see you made the match today Mishi.
It was great to see you briefly today at Champion Hill. You looked slightly caught up in a moment. Thought I would let you enjoy it.
Lovely to see you briefly today Mishi. I hope you didn't think I was being rude by only speaking to you for a short time but I didn't want you to be overwhelmed by people speaking to you, when all you wanted to do was watch the football quietly. Hope to see you on 27th March.
I hope people didn't mind me trying to be under the radar yesterday by pulling in a favour & 'hiding' in the directors box. It was the longest I'd been out since leaving hospital, & I was really tired after, I appreciate everyone's thoughts but it would have been very tough mentally, never mind physically, to chat to everyone. It's a long slow journey for me, but hopefully I will get there...
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760MP vs. Dual P3's in Linux!
Posted by: Jim on: 06/01/2001 05:35 PM [ Print | 2 comment(s) ]
It seems that some of the NDAs have expired. I noticed in our forums that Heroine Warrior [Ed - okkkkk] has a tiny piece comparing dual P3-933's against what seems to be 2 1 GHz T-birds...
While all this high performance feels good, whether the dual Athlon becomes the next big thing or a distant reminder of our long lost obsession with desktops is pretty clear. When Intel introduced the dual pentium Pro in the early 90's it was on every magazine front page. Today new desktop innovations are hardly a blip on the radar. The last 3 years have shown increasing distaste for big, powerful, hard to use desktops and increasing devotion to lower powered handhelds.There are some interesting scores over here that you'll want to be checking out. On another interesting note, it seems we now know who submitted that Thunder K7 picture in our forums a few weeks back. The picture displayed there is identical to the second one in "heroines" review. Mystery solved!
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#9246 Posted on: 06/01/2001 10:47 PM
I knew it was Heroine. No one else but me figured that mystery out. Hehe. Just kidding.
Anyway, when is 2cpu going to put out there review on that Tyan?
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#9247 Posted on: 06/01/2001 10:59 PM
Does that say T-Birds, to you? :eek: :cool:
So the Heroinewarriors struck again...good stuff.....
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