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08-JAN-2019: Vice Chancellor approves new awards for Dept of Chemistry students and research scholars
Aligarh, January 8: Aligarh Muslim University Vice Chancellor, Professor Tariq Mansoor has approved new best poster and best researcher awards to be given to students and research scholars of the Department of Chemistry.
The awards which will be given from the 2019-20 academic session are two Prof Abdul Aziz Khan Best Poster Awards with a cash prize of Rs 5,000 each to students presenting posters in the department's conference and two Prof Abdul Aziz Khan Best Researcher Awards with a cash prize of Rs 10, 000 each to Phd students for their performance in a calendar year.
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23-JAN-2019 : AMU Assistant Prof receives Best Faculty Award at 7th Academic Brilliance Awards-2019 Aligarh, Ja
23-JAN-2019 : ICICI hires AMU students Aligarh, January 23: India's leading private bank, ICICI has recruited si
23-JAN-2019 : AMU faculty members deliver expert lectures at IET, Bundelkhand University, Jhansi Aligarh, Januar
23-JAN-2019 : Half Marathon held as part of R-Day celebrations ALIGARH January 23: The Hiking and Mountaineering
23-JAN-2019 : 11 Arabic students qualify NET ALIGARH January 23: Eleven students of Department of Arabic, Aligarh
23-JAN-2019 : Dr Rihan received felicitated at IIT Kanpur Aligarh, January 23: Dr Mohd Rihan, Member Incharge, E
22-JAN-2019 : AMU begins week-long Republic Day celebrations Aligarh, January 22: Aligarh Muslim University (AMU)
22-JAN-2019 : Prof Mohd Muzammil becomes Estate Officer ALIGARH January 22: Professor Mohd Muzammil, Department
22-JAN-2019 : AMU student is a part of the team that finds the cause of deadly brain bleeds in babies Aligarh, J
21-JAN-2019 : Professor Mohammad Asim Siddiqui delivers series of lectures at University of Burdwan Aligarh, Janu
21-JAN-2019 : AMU Proctor's Office asks students to follow guidelines while visiting the Exhibition ALIGARH, Jan
21-JAN-2019 : Awareness programme on drug abuse ALIGARH January 21: The Department of Community Medicine, J N Med
21-JAN-2019 : Refresher course for school teachers concludes at UGC HRDC ALIGARH January 21: The Refresher Course
21-JAN-2019 : Solar Energy Society of India elects AMU faculty as member of its governing body ALIGARH January 21
20-JAN-2019 : AMU clarifies to have adopted four percent quota in jobs to Persons with Disability Aligarh, Januar
19-JAN-2019 : Inaugural Session: Workshop on Technical Writing Skills Aligarh, January 19: The Centre of Continu
19-JAN-2019 : Genpact hires Dept of Persian students Aligarh, January 19: Six students from Aligarh Muslim Univ
18-JAN-2019 : Professor Ashfaq M Rizvi's demise mourned Aligarh, January 18: The Department of Fine Arts, Aligar
18-JAN-2019 : Disability Unit of AMU to Organize Poster & Slogan Painting Competition Aligarh, January 18: The di
17-JAN-2019 : JNMC team conducting free health camp at Kumb Mela Aligarh, January 17: Eighteen Post-Graduate (PG)
17-JAN-2019 : Dept of Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases to organise advanced course on 'Interventional Pulmono
15-JAN-2019 : Prof P K Sahoo delivers lecture in AMU Aligarh, January 15: Highlighting the influence of teachers
14-JAN-2019 : Indian Vice Pres felicitates JNMC Prof for framing CPR guidelines Aligarh, January 14: Prof S Moie
14-JAN-2019 : Quranic Studies Centre brings out a reference work on Quran ALIGARH January 14: The K A Nizami Cent
14-JAN-2019 : AMU doctors organize free health camp at Akbarpur village Aligarh, January 14: The Department of Co
12-JAN-2019 : Prof R Baskar delivers lecture in AMU Aligarh, January 12: Prof R Baskar, GJST University, Hisar d
12-JAN-2019 : AMU High School Women private candidates to submit examination forms before Feb 11 Aligarh, January
11-JAN-2019 : ScienceDirect publishes AMU research scholar's article Aligarh, January 11: A Peer-reviewed journal
11-JAN-2019 : 'Kashmiri Adab-o-Saqafat' by Dr Mushtaq Ahmad Zargar Muntazir releases Aligarh, January 11: A ne
09-JAN-2019 : Kahani Punjab's 100th edition releases Aligarh, January 9: 'Kahani Punjab', the Punjabi language li
09-JAN-2019 : Dr Naseem Ahmad receives Prof Hira Lal Chakravati Award for work in plant sciences Aligarh, January
08-JAN-2019 : Usha Silai School Karyakaram concludes Aligarh, January 8: Scores of women, who were earlier unski
08-JAN-2019 : Vice Chancellor approves new awards for Dept of Chemistry students and research scholars Aligarh,
07-JAN-2019 : The Office of the B Voc/M Voc Degree Course conducts condolence meeting to mourn Dr Preeti Varshney'
07-JAN-2019 : AMU Prof to deliver public lectures at University of Burdwan as Visiting Fellow Aligarh, January 7
05-JAN-2019 : 40-year-old cured through the first ever Plasmaphaeresis procedure in JNMC Aligarh, January 5: For
05-JAN-2019 : Department of Statistics and Operational Research to organise workshops in January and March Aliga
05-JAN-2019 : JNMC uses OCT technique for the first time Aligarh, January 5: Patients suffering from coronary ar
05-JAN-2019 : Contingent of AMU CEC performed well at YUVOTSAV-18 North Zone Aligarh, January 5: Aligarh Muslim
04-JAN-2019 : Department of Education organises short-term courses for Madrasa teachers under Government of India
04-JAN-2019 : STS School students receive scholarships worth Rs 5, 000 Aligarh, January 4: The Asmat A Rasheed Tr
03-JAN-2019 : International conference concluded at IBU Aligarh, January 3: A three-day International Conference
03-JAN-2019 : Clinical training programme in oral and maxillofacial surgery announced ALIGARH January 3: The Depa
01-JAN-2019 : MEU organises internship orientation programme for MBBS 2014 batch Aligarh, January 1: The Medical
01-JAN-2019 : Free medical camp for diabetic complications held ALIGARH January 1: The Department of Ilaj bit Tad
01-JAN-2019 : UGC HRDC concludes SRC in Earth Sciences and Special Winter School in Social Sciences Aligarh, Jan
01-JAN-2019 : New Chairperson appointed Aligarh, January 1: Prof Nasrin has been appointed as the Chairperson, D
01-JAN-2019 : Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology to look after the work of Principal, University Polytech
31-DEC-2018 : AMU Vice Chancellor greets on the New Year eve ALIGARH December 31: The Aligarh Muslim University V
31-DEC-2018 : Five AMU students get placement in IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals, Barnala ALIGARH December 31:
31-DEC-2018 : Special Winter School for AMU teachers concludes at the UGC HRDC ALIGARH December 31: The Special W
31-DEC-2018 : AMU Girls School organises fresher-cum-farewell for Class XI and XII Aligarh, December 31: The Ali
30-DEC-2018 : Research Centre for Islamic History OIC, Istanbul gifts K A Nizami Centre for Quranic Studies rare c
30-DEC-2018 : Prof Rajendra Kumar Tewari to represent ZADC, AMU at Dental Council of India Aligarh, December 30:
30-DEC-2018 : Dr Nasir A Salati participates in health camp December 30: Dr Nasir A Salati, Department of Oral P
30-DEC-2018 : Food Craft Institute running free-of-cost courses under Ministry of Tourism scheme Aligarh, Decembe
29-DEC-2018 : Two Day National Seminar on India's Business Class, Past and Present begins Aligarh, December 29: '
29-DEC-2018 : Padma Bhushan Prof Talwar conferred with Life Time Achievement Award at AMU Aligarh, December 29: "
28-DEC-2018 : Moment becomes Memory: 4R?s Mantra exhibited at Silver Jubilee Reunion 1993 Aligarh, December 28:`
28-DEC-2018 : AMU linguist speaks on 'Maithili Urdu' during Madhubani Literature Festival Aligarh, December 28:
28-DEC-2018 : Teacher Development Programme ALIGARH, December 28: Faculty of Management Studies and Research of
27-DEC-2018 : JNMC to provide 'Bedaquiline' free of cost to patients Aligarh, December 27: In a move that will br
27-DEC-2018 : AMU Prof to work on joint DST-UKIERI international collaborative project Aligarh, December 27: Pro
27-DEC-2018 : AMU research scholar gets best poster presentation award ALIGARH December 27: Ms Naseem Us Sahar,
27-DEC-2018 : Interdisciplinary Biotechnology Unit to organize international conference ALIGARH December 27: The
27-DEC-2018 : Dr Shivangi Tandon appointed Assistant Director, RCA ALIGARH December 27: The Aligarh Muslim Univer
26-DEC-2018 : Workshop held on research methodology ALIGARH December 26: The Faculty of Management Studies and R
26-DEC-2018 : Annual fete-cum-exhibition held by Ladies Club ALIGARH December 26: The Ladies Club and the Ismat L
26-DEC-2018 : AMU researcher publishes book ALIGARH December 26: Dr Naser A Anjum, a DBT-RLF researcher (Scienti
26-DEC-2018 : Dr Shari Aqil elected Aligarh Branch President of Indian Academy of Pediatrics ALIGARH December 26:
26-DEC-2018 : Prof S C Sharma declared Member, EC ALIGARH December 26: Prof Satish Chandra Sharma, Dean, Faculty
26-DEC-2018 : Prize distribution ceremony held for "Shaheen 2018" ALIGARH December 26: "Taking part in extra-curr
24-DEC-2018 : Interactive Session on Waqf Properties: Using Remote Sensing, GIS & GPS techniques Aligarh, Decem
24-DEC-2018 : Department of Business Administration organises MBA 93 batch Alumni Meet Aligarh, December 24: The
24-DEC-2018 : AMU research Scholar receives 'Young Scientist Award' Aligarh, December 24: Ms Fouzia Mashkoor, Res
24-DEC-2018 : AMU appoints new Dean, Faculty of Arts Aligarh, December 24: Professor Masud Anwar Alavi has been
22-DEC-2018 : JNMC surgeons extract rare tumour from patient's neck Aligarh, December 22: A rare tumour from a p
22-DEC-2018 : AMU Assistant Prof returns after completing prestigious programme in Netherlands Aligarh, December
22-DEC-2018 : Under-graduate girl students receive Badar Jehan Memorial Scholarship Aligarh, December 22: Seven u
20-DEC-2018 : AMU Vice Chancellor releases poetic collection ALIGARH December 20: Prof Tariq Mansoor, Vice Chanc
20-DEC-2018 : Billiards table at Aftab Hall ALIGARH December 20: Aligarh Muslim University Vice Chancellor Profes

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Rube Goldberg machines are excessive by definition, but this one, running for over three minutes and spanning across an entire house, is especially extravagant. Zipline? Check. Cellphone call? Check. Game of chess? Checkmate. [BoingBoing]
As many of you guys were quick to point out in the comments, this is in fact pretty old; I am a Rube Goldberg rube and this was the first I'd seen it. I guess those old cell phones should've tipped me off?


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More Android and Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) devices were activated on Christmas Day this year than on any other day in history, according to a report released this week.
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A whopping 17.4 million iOS and Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android devices were activated on Dec. 25, up 332% compared with the average of just 4 million from Dec. 1 through Dec. 20, according to data from Flurry, an app analytics company.
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I'm going for them because one of them has the same name as me
I guess this confirms that its NOT Big Brother Australia winner Trevor Bulter
Dane, 29, adds, My goal on the race is to prove to Adam that I can go a full twenty four hours without looking at my reflection.
Adventure time for Amazing Race teamsMay 23, 2012Adam Corowa and cousin Dane.Amazing Race Australia contestant Adam Corowa says he went days without eating and did not admit to being on the TV show when travelling to avoid any incidents.Corowa, who paired up with his cousin Dane Corowa, makes up one of the 11 teams competing for $250,000 prize money in the second season of the Seven Network's Amazing Race Australia.The cousins, who grew up together in NSW's Tweed Heads, is the first indigenous team to compete on the reality orienteering show.Amazing Race Australia, which premieres next Wednesday, covers more than 65,000 kilometres, across four continents, taking in a dozen countries and almost two dozen cities.Adam, 30, says that because 29-year-old Dane had trouble converting currency it meant they were short changed and had to forgo meals. In addition, time and travel constraints added to the stress of having to skip breakfast, lunch and dinner."The money side of things was tough," Adam says."We were only getting a $100 a day and there were days on end where we didn't eat."We had trouble with our expenses ... we got ripped off a bit."Once we travelled for 10 hours on a bus without stopping and we got to our destination late at night that was pretty hard (trying to find somewhere to eat)."Although filming for the show Amazing Race Australia finished in December, Adam and Dane have been restrained from talking about their experience until now.The cousins say are used to keeping quiet though because while they were racing around the world they didn't advertise their involvement in the Amazing Race Australia for promotional and security reasons."If someone asked us if we were part of the Amazing Race we would say have to say 'no, we are on a travel documentary'," Adam, the father-of-three, says."In some certain places it was vital for us to say `no' because there could have been terrorism. There were some pretty scary places."Other teams racing this season include on-again, off-again couple Sarah, 32 and James 23; larger-than-life Sydney sisters Lucy and Emilia; and former Fitzroy AFL player Ross Thornton and his daughter Tarryn.The Amazing Race Australia premieres on the Seven Network on May 30 at 9pm.Read more:http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/adventure-time-for-amazing-race-teams-20120522-1z2rs.html#ixzz1vkFZjGQE
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Peninsula Regional Medical Center announced Wednesday that it will lay off 58 employees and offer buyouts to 130 as the number of patients it treats declines.
The employees who lose their jobs will be offered severance packages and the opportunity to apply for other jobs at the Salisbury hospital, the company said in a statement.
Peninsula Regional on average has 66 fewer patients in the hospital a day than last year. The medical center is licensed for 288 beds and expects that number to decrease to 250 within the next two years. The hospital was licensed for 363 beds four years ago.
Maryland has recently eliminated 703 licensed beds, including 406 in the past two years, the hospital said.
Peninsula Regional also said that it lost $4 million in lost revenue from Medicaid cuts as a result of federal sequestration. It also said that hospital rate increases approved by the state's Health Cost Services Review Commission have not kept up with inflation, also putting pressure on revenue.
Patient declines are occurring as more people are getting outpatient care rather than at a hospital where they stay overnight, hospitals officials said in the statement. Hospitals will soon be designed for the critically ill, complex surgeries and emergency care, Peninsula Regional officials said.
Peninsula Regional is among other hospitals, including Johns Hopkins Bayview and the University of Maryland Medical Center, that has cut staff in recent months.


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It had been a couple of years since I'd managed to find time for a week long retreat, so I was conscious that I might have a few physical problems. Bad technique that causes no problems for one or two sessions a day can be a problem when done continuously. So I tried to be careful about doing some warming up and stretching. However, about three days in I was starting to get some knee pain that would be foolish to ignore and so I spent a couple of days using a chair instead. This was interesting in that it did demonstrate to me that I can sit quite successfully on a chair, though the stability of being on the floor does have advantages.
I finally diagnosed two problems:
1. When doing walking meditation slowly I was taking steps that were too big, which was putting pressure on the knee as I lifted my heel. Something to watch for...
2. The "outer" knee (I use "Burmese" posture) was probably getting twisted a little due to lack of flexibility. I switched which one was folded first and used some padding to raise the other knee to keep pressure down.
The monk who I was meeting with had to return to Thailand to lead a pilgrimage to India towards the end of my stay, but we had a very useful conversation before he left.
One interesting observation came out when I asked him about how to maintain mindfulness in "normal life". His reply I reword/summarise as:
- The point is not so much to be trying to take techniques from those suitable for retreat training in continuity of mindfulness, etc, but to use the wisdom gained from retreat training.
i.e. on retreat one can carefully observe to determine what is skilful (or not). That's ideally what one should be doing at all times. Techniques such as doing everything slowly and deliberately are not so practical in normal circumstances, but its the quality of observation, rather than some particular technique, that needs to be carried over.
However, the most important thing I learned came out of discussing what I had thought was a minor problem --- that at the end of longer (1 hour) sits I tended to not be particularly mindful when switching back to walking. From this clue we diagnosed that I have a laziness hindrance. [Classically a corruptions-of-insight problem.] I can go on retreat, do a lot of sitting and walking, and develop enough mindfulness and concentration so that nothing particularly difficult comes up. And it's easy to "back off" the intensity and just keep it at the point where the mind is nice and stable, using the objects to just develop concentration, rather than increasing the investigation to go deeper, where the next layer of problems will arise.
What I got from this ten minutes of discussion is by far the most useful thing I've learned in the past few years. As in the MasterCard adverts:
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Barefooting Joshua Tree National Park
Spent the long Thanksgiving weekend scrambling the gorgeous boulders of Indian Cove in Joshua Tree...barefoot naturally.
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(if you have good eyes, you can see the Volkswagen on close-up photo)
(if you have good eyes, you can see the Volkswagen on close-up photo)
The beauty and primordial elegance of a landscape of boulders is almost too much to bare. One wants to run and jump and play among such wonders. The eye cannot take in enough. The feet beckon to explore and climb and see. And that is what I did.
With your eyes open and your senses keen, one can make one's way through the maze of Joshua Tree unscathed and pain free. I must admit, 10 years ago, before I had been barefooting as much as I do now, I did do a day hike barefoot in Joshua Tree and found it to be difficult at the end of the day.
Many of the rocks, although appearing smooth, can sometimes be quite rough and sharp. But my feet were fine this time.
All in all, I would say that Joshua Tree is a barefooter's hiking, climbing, scrambling paradise and look forward to a barefoot hiking group camp out in the future.
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If you are wondering about the safety of Iceland, you can stop immediately. Iceland is possibly the safest country in the world because its lack of armed forces, low crime rate and high level of socio-political stability.
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With the sweep, the Trojans (22-26, 11-9) snapped a four-game losing streak and the Cobras' (17-26, 9-11) seven-game winning streak.
In the first game, Coker scored first with two runs in the third inning, but the Trojans answered with four runs in the bottom of the third to take a 4-2 lead. The big hit in the inning was a three-run homer by Jessie Whiteside.
The Trojans went on to add seven runs in the next three innings for an 11-4 lead.
Chris Pitts worked 7 1/3 innings scattering seven hits to earn the win for the Trojans in the first game. Brad Boob took the loss for the Cobras.
The Trojans were led offensively by Whiteside, who was 4-for-5 with seven RBI. Five other Trojans had two or more hits in the game.
Eric Losten led the Cobras with two hits in his three plate appearances.
In second game, the Trojans jumped out to a four-run lead after the third inning, but the Cobras battled back in the fourth with a two-run home run by Ben Davidson.
Tony Graham's RBI single gave
Blair Carson led off the bottom of the sixth with a triple, and Ed Johnson drove
Brandon Sheriff threw 1 1/3 innings, including a scoreless top of the seventh to set the stage for Pitt's game winner.
Matthew Conyers threw a complete game in the loss for the Cobras.
The Trojans were led offensively by Johnson, who was 3-for-3 with two RBI, and by Graham, who was 2-for-3 with two RBI.
Ryan Schaeffer led the Cobras by going 4-for-4 with an RBI.
The two teams will play the third game of the series Saturday at 1 p.m.


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Whitney Houston "partied heavily" at the Beverly Hilton hotel with a group of friends ... hotel staff tell TMZ.
We're told Whitney and her friends were in the bar for a time and the group was drinking and very loud. Our sources say even though the hotel is busy with all the Grammy festivities, Whitney and her group stood out because they were so boisterous.
Again, it's too early to know what caused her death.
Houston was found dead today at the Beverly Hilton. She was 48.
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My husband often complains that I never write anything about his family history. Saying that our children need to know about both sides of their family. The sarcastic part of me says, "Well Mr. Mailhes, looks like you have some writing and researching to do!" But the family history addict says, "Oooh, something new and shiny!"
From my mother-in-law, I have recorded the following information:
Firman Mailhes was born somewhere in France. The story is that he came to America with a young bride who died. He returned to France and married her sister. Those two came to New Orleans and started the Mailhes family. Grandma (Aline Mailhes) didn't speak English. As a child, I spoke French as I learned it from Grandpa. When I went to LSU and took French, I was asked all the time what I was saying. It turns out that whatever French Grandpa spoke, it wasn't the French they were teaching at LSU! I dropped out of French.
They had two twin sons – one was either born blind or became blind. I don't remember which one. He lived in a small apartment behind our house. We grew up on Poland in the 9th Ward. (I love the way, she says 9th – "nighnt")
I often wonder if we were French at all. Of all the people that I grew up with, I never met another person named Mailhes. Maybe it's one of those things where the name is misspelled.
I was able to share a ship's manifest with my husband's family showing that in 1908, Firmin Mailhes, born in France, entered New York on his way to New Orleans. It doesn't look like he is traveling with the sister of a dead wife, but that is a question of research.


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A standard in payment processing, EFT makes dues collection easier and more efficient for health clubs.
If you think EFT is the little-known cousin of Steven Spielberg's beloved E.T. character, then you might want to rethink your current billing practices. Better yet, hire an accountant.
EFT, or electronic funds transfer, has revolutionized the billing departments of health clubs (and other businesses) since the practice became widely adopted in the '80s. EFT is a service that automatically collects payment for bills from your clients' credit cards or checking accounts each month, transferring the money to your business. The process helps to eliminate billing, collections paperwork and other hassles — no more mailings, processing checks, chasing late payments or resubmitting bounced checks. Most impressive of all, cash flow becomes more controlled with EFT. You know how much you are getting each month, and when you're getting it. All the money comes in at the same time so you can budget accordingly.
"If you don't use EFT, you are continually having to sell memberships to cover the costs [of running the club]," says Brad Neste, president/owner of 11 Gold's Gyms.
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Case in point: Steve Goodwin is the director of information services for Brick Bodies health clubs. Several years ago, he switched over one of the clubs to an EFT system after calculating that 60 percent of the club's members did not pay their dues in a timely fashion.
"We no longer allow monthly billing for that reason," Goodwin says.
In addition, by signing up for EFT services, Goodwin cut the staff needed to take care of billing. Prior to EFT, "we had to become a collection agency as opposed to a customer service agency," he says.
Indeed, members who pay dues with cash or coupon book may not be reliable when it comes to their contracts. They may stop coming to the club — and stop paying. "They feel like if they don't pay, they've cancelled [their membership]," Goodwin says. "It's not the same with EFT."
Specifically, EFT drafts the money regardless of whether the member comes to the club. This, in turn, gives members an incentive to keep using the gym, thus improving retention.
Putting Members at Ease
Still, members may be reluctant to participate in an EFT program. They may feel uncomfortable sharing information about their bank account or credit card. Fortunately, clubs can put members at ease by explaining the EFT process to them.
Dana Smith, the controller for the Little Rock Athletic Club in Arkansas, says some of her club's older clientele are often nervous about the security of their credit card and checking account information. The club alleviates their fears by showing them the locked storage cabinets where this information is kept. If they still insist on not using EFT, the club will offer to let them pay in full, but with an added fee tacked onto their dues. However, this option is only given as a last resort. The best bet is to not offer any choices other than EFT up front.
"The main thing is we tell them [EFT is] a requirement right off the bat," Smith explains.
Naturally, an EFT system that works well will quell any concerns members may raise. Therefore, implementing the best process is important. Clubs with the proper expertise can handle EFT themselves, but this approach does present challenges.
"We tried to do [EFT] on our own, but it's a massive undertaking," says Scott Davis, the general manager for the World Gym in Sterling, Va. In the end, Davis chose to go with a software company that could handle the delinquent accounts and follow through for the club.
Since many clubs want to handle their financial transactions with EFT, a variety of software vendors are stepping up to the plate with programs designed to take care of the process. With so many choices available, however, how can club operators decide what to invest in?
The first step: Talk to your bank and your credit card company, advises Goodwin. You want to make sure that whatever software system you are considering is compatible with their systems. You'll also want to research every software company that interests you and call their clients. And, advises Neste, make sure to call some of the customers not on their referral list since the software companies will obviously only publicize customers who are satisfied with their services.
You may also want to call clubs that are similar in style and size to your own, Goodwin says. After all, a software program that works fine for a single facility with a membership base of 500 may be a disastrous choice for a 20-site club chain with members totaling 50,000.
Finally, you'll want to test-drive the software and see how it works in your facility. You also have to recognize what software requirements are crucial to you and your club. "What's important to you? To have EFT? Is it the member check-in?" Goodwin asks.
"It's trial and error," he continues. "We looked at roughly eight or nine packages before we switched in the past year. You have to see what fits for you."


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In a beautiful 15 knots of breeze and perfect sea conditions, the Audi Melges 32 Sailing Series, Event No. 1 kicked off with three races.
Lanfranco Cirillo's Fantastica immediately lit the fuse of the series, with a mastery skill set and perfect choices by tactician Michele Paoletti, ultimately proving he was the team to beat. Melges 32 newcomer Luca Lalli on B Lin Sailing.com with Lorenzo Bressani on tactics was very quick to assume second place. In third, Mauro Mocchegiani on Rush Diletta with Matteo Ivaldi in the decision room closed the door for third, ahead of defending series champion Carlo Alberini on Calvi Network finishing fourth.
Race two saw more of Cirillo dominating the day. An absolutely perfect start at the pin end, then favoring the left side of the track convincingly gave him the advantage required to rule the day. Gabriele Benussi, calling tactics aboard Alberini's Calvi Network allowed him to make all the right moves for second place with Lalli rounding out the top three.
Things seem to really heat up for race three as clearly Cirillo won the pin end start, that ultimately resulted in a general recall. The second start revealed Cirillo looking to start center of the line, then having to choose the right side. It was a tough move on Cirillo's part while the best breeze appeared to be better, stronger on the left. Amazingly Cirillo did well, thanks to great boat speed, took the lead at the first mark ahead of Alberini and Lalli. Alberini found another gear on the downwind run taking a massive lead to win over Cirillo and Lalli. Francesco Martino's Pilot Italia got in on the action for second, Lalli took third.
Making things more than interesting for day two, Cirillo and Alberini are tied in points with Cirillo winning on countback. Lalli is third overall and back only one point.
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1.) Lanfranco Cirillo/Michele Paoletti, Fantastica; 1-1-5 = 7
2.) Carlo Alberini/Gabriele Benussi, Calvi Network; 4-2-1 = 7
3.) Luca Lalli/Lorenzo Bressani, B Lin Sailing.com; 2-3-3 = 8
4.) Mauro Mocchegiani/Matteo Ivaldi, Rush Diletta; 3-4-9 = 16
5.) Wolfgang Stolz/Sten Milio, Opus One; 5-6-7 = 18
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Aug. 1, 2011) – Road games at major conference programs like Virginia Tech, Tennessee, Clemson and Charlotte, a trio of non-conference home contests against quality mid-major programs, and the usual slate of Atlantic Sun Conference matchups highlight the 2011-12 ETSU men's basketball schedule released Monday by head coach Murry Bartow.
The Bucs, who are coming off a 24-win season and advanced to the semifinals of the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament a year ago, will open their season with scrimmages against Tusculum (Oct. 29) and Carson-Newman (Nov. 5), followed by the official season opener on Nov. 12 at Virginia Tech. The team's regular season home opener will follow against Appalachian State on Nov. 15.
"Every year we try to develop a schedule that will challenge our team and prepare us for conference play, and I think this schedule meets those needs," said Bartow, who has led the Bucs to five postseason trips in his previous eight seasons at ETSU. "We will play some quality programs on the road like Virginia Tech, Tennessee and Clemson, but we're also happy to have teams like Appalachian State, Troy and James Madison coming here to Johnson City. The early season schedule is tough as always."
ETSU's early season slate will include an additional home game against Troy (Nov. 19), but the Bucs will play eight of their next nine games on the road. The stretch of contests away from the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center in November and December will include visits to Charlotte (Nov. 22), Troy (Nov. 29), Tennessee Tech (Dec. 7), Appalachian State (Dec. 10), Tennessee (Dec. 23) and Clemson (Jan. 1).
The Bucs will open their A-Sun schedule on the road at Stetson (Dec. 1) and FGCU (Dec. 3), and the team will return to conference play on Jan. 4 at home against USC Upstate. Key league matchups at home will include games against Lipscomb (Jan. 21), Belmont (Jan. 23) and Jacksonville (Feb. 13). The team will also host one final non-conference game later in the season, taking on James Madison inside the Dome on Jan. 30.
The overall schedule includes 15 home games, which includes the two exhibitions. For more on ETSU men's basketball, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's basketball link.
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2011-12 ETSU Men's Basketball Schedule
Saturday, Oct. 29............................. Tusculum (exhibition), 4 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 5................. Carson Newman (exhibition), 4 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 12............................................. at Virginia Tech, TBA
Tuesday, Nov. 15................................... Appalachian State, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 19............................................................ Troy, 4 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 22..................................................... at Charlotte, TBA
Tuesday, Nov. 29............................................................. at Troy, TBA
Thursday, Dec. 1...................................................... at Stetson, TBA *
Saturday, Dec. 3......................................................... at FGCU, TBA *
Wednesday, Dec. 7 .................................. at Tennessee Tech, TBA
Saturday, Dec. 10................................... at Appalachian State, TBA
Monday, Dec. 19........................................................ Milligan, 7 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 23..................................................... at Tennessee, TBA
Sunday, Jan. 1......................................................... at Clemson, TBA
Wednesday, Jan. 4....................................... USC Upstate, 7 p.m. *
Saturday, Jan. 7....................................................... Mercer, 4 p.m. *
Monday, Jan. 9........................................ Kennesaw State, 7 p.m. *
Saturday, Jan. 14 ........................................... at Jacksonville, TBA *
Monday, Jan. 16............................................. at North Florida, TBA *
Saturday, Jan. 21................................................ Lipscomb, 4 p.m. *
Monday, Jan. 23..................................................... Belmont, 7 p.m. *
Friday, Jan. 27 ............................................... at USC Upstate, TBA *
Monday, Jan. 30....................................... James Madison, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 4....................................... at Kennesaw State, TBA *
Monday, Feb. 6.......................................................... at Mercer, TBA *
Saturday, Feb. 11.......................................... North Florida, 4 p.m. *
Monday, Feb. 13............................................. Jacksonville, 7 p.m. *
Saturday, Feb. 18................................................... at Belmont, TBA *
Monday, Feb. 20.................................................. at Lipscomb, TBA *
Thursday, Feb. 23................................................... Stetson, 7 p.m. *
Saturday, Feb. 25....................................................... FGCU, 4 p.m. *
Feb. 29-March 3.................. Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament
..................................................................................... Macon, Ga., TBA
Home games in bold // All games listed Eastern Standard Time
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In fact, the famous photograph showing Herzl gazing at the Rhine River was taken on the balcony of room 126 of the Three Kings Hotel, where Herzl stayed during the congress. When the room is not occupied, hotel staffers sometimes let guests look at the room and stand on the balcony as Herd did. The chance to re-trace Herd's steps — to visit the hotel where he stayed, to stand by . the river where. he dreamed of a Jewish state, to see the Stadt Casino where the first Zionist Congress was held — makes Basel a special destination for the Jewish traveler, ■.•..."■■• This Swiss city on the Rhine, at the crossroads of France, Germany and Swit zerland, has still other attractions for the Jewish traveler. Switzerland's only Jewish museum is here. So is the synagogue that is a national landmark, and an art museum with Marc Chagall's striking painting, "The Rabbi." In fact, so impressive are the Jewish highlights in Basel that the local tourist office even prepared a special pamphlet for Jewish travelers, printed in Hebrew, English and German. The Jewish Museum at Komhausgasse 8 is where much of the history of Basel's Jewish community is preserved. As evidence of the city's pride in this museum, sevenal signs point the way for visitors. Outside the museum, fragments of ancient Jewish tombstones are on display. These stones date back to the 13th century, when the Jewish community here was an important one, and Jews had full rights and prospered. Rut during the Black Death of 1348, the Jews of Basel and elsewhere were accused of poisoning the wells and causing the dread disease. They were taken to a nearby island and burned at the stake and from then on, excluded from the city. Full emancipation came in 1866. And well before the Zionist Congress, Jews of Basel made their impact on European Jewish culture; Basel became an important printing center where many Hebrew books were printed. The visitor sees evidence of this long history inside the modest museum. Display cases show ritual objects that once belonged to the Jews of nearby Alsacae and of the ancient Swiss communities of Lengnau and Endingen. Also on display are 16th century books in Hebrew, which were • printed in Basel, including an early Hebrew Bible from 1546. But for most visitors, the most compelling displays are those in the two cases devoted to the Zionist Congresses held in Basel. The famous photograph of Herzl gazing at the Rhine is on display here. So is a first edition of Herd's Der Judgen- staat, and a program for the first Zionist Congress .held Aug. 29-31 in 1897, with a photograph of all the delegates to that congress. The guestbook on a table in filled with messages express-, ing the delight of. visitors to see all this, visitors from Alberta, Canada; Ames, Iowa; Tel Aviv, Israel; Beverly Hills Calif., and elsewhere. "We get visitors from all over the world," says Jenny Fuchs, museum attendant. She checks her records and with typical Swiss precision, comes up with exact numbers. In. 1987, she says, a total of 4,700 people visited this museum. It's a short walk from the Jewish Museum to the Great Synagogue of Basel. The massive corner building is a striking sight, with its two, large Byzantine cupolas and its gold spire pointing skyward. Although it's obviously old, its distinctive exterior looks positively gleaming. That's because of an extensive renovation which took almost two years to complete. Old stones were replaced, the copper cupolas refinished, the furniture restored. "It was very, very costly," says Jacqueline Bloch, a longtime Jewish resident of Basel and staff member of the local tourist office, who often takes Jewish travelers on tours. But the cost was well worth it, and the Swiss Confederation provided one-third of the funds needed to restore this national treasure. Around the comer from the synagogue is Victor Gold- schmidt's bookstore. The modest exterior gives no hint of the important books inside. Ruth Rovner is a freelance writer living in Philadelphia and a frequent contributor of travel columns to Jewish publications around the country.
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On Saturday, February 9, Hannibal Regional Hospital Foundation will be hosting the fourth annual Sweetheart Swing Dinner and Dance to raise funds for the HelpingHearts Fund, the Cardiology Services Patient Assistance Fund at Hannibal Regional Hospital. The fund helps cardiology patients in their quest to recover and heal from events associated with cardiology issues.
This year's Sweetheart Swing Dinner and Dance will be held at the Quality Inn in Hannibal, Missouri. The evening will begin at 6 p.m. and include a delicious dinner, entertainment, a dance contest with dancing to swinging sounds of the Gateway City Big Band, an 18-piece jazz orchestra from St. Louis.
February is Heart Month and Hannibal Regional Hospital Foundation is committed to supporting the cardiology needs of this area. The HelpingHearts Fund is used in a number of ways, including:
- To assist patients diagnosed with congestive heart failure in the critical, daily monitoring of their weight by providing the resources to purchase a weighing scale.
- To help patients with transportation expenses after they have been referred to Cardiac Rehabilitation for recovery from a heart attack or a major cardiac procedure such as coronary bypass.
For more information, to purchase tickets, or to learn more about how you can help with the HelpingHearts Cardiology Services Patient Assistance Fund, go to hrhf.org or call 573-629-3577.


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We found our customers needed a faster and easier way to get their midday meals. With the popularity of smartphones growing, particularly on our corporate and college campuses, we decided to find a way to make ordering food easier and faster. We already had online ordering, but we decided going mobile was the way to go so we created the Zipthru Mobile Ordering system.
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A luxurious movie and dining experience for guests 21 and older, which opened October 24, 2012.
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Job description
- Entry level
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- Salary to negotiate
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Kroger Fresh Hourly Associate
Company Name: Kroger Stores
Position Type: Employee
FLSA Status: Non-exempt
Description: Fresh
Fresh Purpose: Take your passion for fresh, healthy foods to the next level by joining our Fresh team. When you're working in one of our Fresh positions, you'll have an opportunity to help customers make healthy meal choices and educate them about organic produce, meat and seafood options. Help customers see food in a fresh, new way every day and know that you're making a difference by making the world a little healthier one customer at a time.
Positions within our Fresh Department include:
Meat Clerk
Produce Clerk
Seafood Clerk
Bakery Clerk
Deli Clerk
Coffee Shop Clerk
Fresh Department Job duties vary by position and may include:
Promote and deliver a shopping experience focused on providing customers with efficient service through hands-on knowledge of all department products.
Assist with customer special orders, provide product information and location, and answer department calls.
Receive fresh and pre-packaged deliveries, ensure piece count and invoice match, check expiration dates, and follow security procedures; process invoices properly and ensure proper pricing in all systems.
Maintain working knowledge of all department equipment.
Assist with product production, packaging, presentation, rotation and replenishment.
Assist in marking down old product.
Ensure in-stock position of available product.
Gain/maintain product knowledge and proficiency in ordering; maintain proper stock levels, order and maintain processed and pre-packaged product and maintain knowledge of product specials.
Utilize accomplished selling skills in order to secure additional sales and use suggestive selling techniques to increase sales of product during sales events.
Maintain high cleanliness standards; clean as you go, inclusive of washing, cleaning, sweeping, mopping.
Skills/Qualifications: Ability to work in a fast paced environment and take initiative; friendly, approachable and outgoing demeanor; team player; sound judgement and decision making skills
Education Level: None
Required Certifications/Licenses: None
Position Type: Part-Time
Shift(s): Day; Evening; Overnight
Regions: Mountain
Jobs at Kroger: At Kroger, we hire people who have a passion for helping others and who want to build a relationship with our Customers. No matter what stage of your career, you can build your future at Kroger. We look for people who want more, aspire to be more and work hard to achieve their goals. Our focus on keeping the Customer first is what makes us successful. We offer many opportunities not only in our stores, but in Manufacturing, Logistics, Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, and many other fields.
Company Overview
Kroger Family of Companies employs nearly half a million associates who serve customers in 2,782 retail food stores under a variety of local banner names in 35 states. Our Family of Companies also operates 2,268 pharmacies, 274 fine jewelry stores, 1,489 supermarket fuel centers and 38 food production plants in the United States. Kroger is dedicated to our Purpose: to Feed the Human Spirit™ by serving America through food inspiration and uplift and creating #ZeroHungerZeroWaste communities by 2025. Careers with The Kroger Co. and our family of companies offer competitive wages, flexible schedules, benefits and room for advancement.
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Nearest Major Market: Houston
About the company
Kroger, one of the world's largest retailers, employs more than 339,000 associates who serve customers in 2,425 supermarkets and multi-department stores in 31 states under two dozen local banner names including Kroger, City Market, Dillons, Jay C, Food 4 Less, Fred Meyer, Fry's, King Soopers, QFC, Ralphs and Smith's. The company also operates 789 convenience stores, 337 fine jewelry stores, 1,109 supermarket fuel centers and 38 food processing plants in the U.S. Kroger also operates over 80 "The Little Clinic" retail healthcare sites inside select Kroger, King Sooper and Fry's stores.
Recognized by Forbes as the most generous company in America, Kroger supports hunger relief, breast cancer awareness, the military and their families, and more than 30,000 schools and grassroots organizations in the communities it serves. Kroger contributes food and funds equal to 160 million meals a year through more than 80 Feeding America food bank partners. For more information please visit Kroger.com.
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Darrius Barnes upgraded, while Zak Boggs added to the list.
After training on Tuesday – the team's only home training session before traveling to Salt Lake City for Friday night's match against Real Salt Lake – the team's athletic training staff issued the early-week injury list, with several changes following last weekend's match.
NE Injury Report - June 29, 2010
QUESTIONABLE: Darrius Barnes (R ankle/foot sprain)
OUT: Zak Boggs (concussion), Preston Burpo (R leg fracture), Edgaras Jankauskas (L adductor strain), Steve Ralston (L elbow dislocation), Khano Smith (R ankle sprain), Taylor Twellman (concussion)
Most notably, Darrius Barnes has been upgraded to QUESTIONABLE after spending the last six weeks listed as OUT after suffering a foot and ankle injury on May 8 in Columbus. He was out at training on Tuesday, working with the team during the short session before doing some side work with the athletic training staff.
Also new this week is Zak Boggs' addition to the OUT list after picking up a concussion. After Saturday night's game, he was taken to a local hospital for observation and later released, and will miss this weekend's match in Salt Lake. Edgaras Jankauskas continues to work on the side with the athletic training staff, while Khano Smith has made some progress in rehabbing his sprain right ankle, which he suffered in the Cruzeiro friendly on June 13. Steve Ralston has also been out at training to keep his fitness up while he's out, working on footwork and agility exercises.
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Stephen LendmanMore About: Politics: Democratic Campaigns
Chavez Opposition Disintegrating
by Stephen Lendman
On October 7, voters get to choose Venezuela's next president. It's all over but the cheers, postmortems, and perhaps opposition planned disruptions.
Chavez remains overwhelmingly popular for good reason. He's a shoe in for reelection.
In modern times, no previous Venezuelan leader included popular interests on his agenda. Chavez prioritizes them. Why give up a good thing! Why return to the bad old days!
Vital social benefits include universal free healthcare and education, affordable housing, subsidized food, land reform, indigenous rights, and much more.
Gasoline for a Chevrolet Suburban's 39-gallon tank costs $3.51. In Norway, it's $394.68. Why indeed sacrifice beneficial changes.
Polls show what looks like a sure thing. In mid-September, 11 had Chavez ahead by 13 - 28%. Throughout the campaign, they've been relatively unchanged. One or two right wing ones faked it. They claim a close race.
With tongue in cheek perhaps, the Washington Post days earlier said although most polls show Chavez ahead, "one survey last month put the two candidates roughly even."
The Post omitted explaining how great a lead Chavez has. Instead it claimed opposition candidate Henrique Capriles Radonski promises to fight crime, create jobs, and provide better electricity and water services.
He'll also end years of vital social change. He wants wealth and power interests running Venezuela. He wants ordinary people on their own sink or swim.
Expect Venezuelans to resoundingly reject him for good reason. He a corporate scoundrel they want no part of.
Earlier, The New York Times said Chavez replaced Fidel Castro as Washington's main Latin American bete noire. He's the leading regional opponent of US policies.
The Times rarely misses a chance to vilify him. It shouldn't surprise for a broadsheet totally supportive of America's worst policies.
On September 13, the Venezuela Solidarity Campaign (VSC) headlined "One month before Venezuela's Presidential election, polls show huge leads for Hugo Chavez," saying:
At this time, he looks unbeatable. Capriles is way behind. "There is little evidence to support the claims by the opposition that 'undecided voters' could still determine the situation."
Capriles' spin about polls shifting his way doesn't wash. According to VSC:
"Comparing those pollsters that undertook polls published in both July and August, there is no uniform pattern of the lead narrowing."
"More importantly, even where there has been a slight narrowing - which on average was by just 1% - this is insignificant given Hugo Chávez's huge lead."
VSC's Lee Brown added:
"Hugo Chávez clearly has a convincing lead according to the overwhelming majority of pollsters."
"The evidence from looking at the full range of polls, rather than cherry picking, does not back up the claims of the campaign of Henrique Capriles Radonski that the race is close or that Capriles is ahead."
"Nor is there any evidence that Capriles is making any real inroads into Chávez's lead as they've also claimed."
"Hopefully these statements from the right-wing opposition are just the kind of things that get said in the cut and thrust of a campaign."
"But the bigger worry is that it's part of an orchestrated claim by the opposition to give the impression of an impending victory and then to claim fraud on 7 October should they lose, as the polls suggest is very likely."
An earlier article highlighted the possibility. In late August, Chavez warned about opposition forces planning to declare victory before electoral results are announced. They'll say they won, reject official National Electoral Council (CNE) results, and claim fraud.
Perhaps violence and other destabilizing disruptions will follow. They're capable of anything, said Chavez. He's seen plenty since taking office in February 1999. He stayed there because Venezuelans want him.
Each time he ran he won impressively. It's no surprise. On October 7, he'll do it again for another six-year term. Expect dark opposition forces to cry foul. It never washed before and won't now.
Venezuela's elections are closely monitored. Independent observers agree. The process is open, free and fair.
The Carter Center monitored earlier elections. On September 24, its web site headlined "Carter Center Conducts Study Mission to Venezuela Elections," saying:
It's "conducting an independent study mission to follow the campaign, with political and electoral analysts interviewing political actors and technical experts on the ground."
Post-election, a report will follow. It'll discuss "Venezuelan perceptions of the electoral process and the results."
This year it won't send technical experts to assess the automated voting system. It said:
"The most important role in monitoring any electoral process belongs to the national citizens, including the political parties, national observer organizations, and the voters themselves."
"Voters can participate in the verification of the electronic vote counts on election night when the paper receipts are counted, national observer groups are organizing to monitor election day, and the political campaigns are expected to field party witnesses in each voting site."
"Local universities and NGOs are monitoring campaign conditions and media access during the campaign. The Carter Center will use all of this information, in addition to interviews, in its report."
Since 1998, it observed four Venezuelan elections and referenda. All were open, free and fair.
On September 22, Venezuela Analysis headlined Former US President Carter: Venezuelan Electoral System 'Best in the World,' saying:
At an annual Carter Center event, he said:
"As a matter of fact, of the 92 elections that we've monitored, I would say the election process in Venezuela is the best in the world."
He added that America's is "one of the worst….because of the excessive influx of money."
True enough, but he left unexplained the full extent of a corrupted, dysfunctional, farcical system. It has no credibility whatever. No wonder half the electorate opts out. Why bother when corporate run machines vote. People have no say. Money power decides results, not voters.
Venezuelans get the real thing. Their franchise is respected. Before Chavez took office, less than half of Venezuelans were registered to vote. They couldn't participate in choosing officials.
Chavez promised change. He focused on voter access and rights. He eliminated earlier electoral fraud. In 2003, he initiated Mision Itentidad (Mission Identity).
It implemented Article 56 of Venezuela's Bolivarian Constitution, stating:
"All persons have the right to be registered free of charge with the Civil Registry Office after birth, and to obtain public documents constituting evidence of the biological identity, in accordance with law."
The mission constituted a combined mass citizenship/voter registration drive. Millions of Venezuelans got national ID cards. They assured their right to vote. Over five million Venezuelans were enfranchised for the first time.
They included qualified immigrants and indigenous people. They never had voting rights before. They and other Venezuelans take full advantage. On October 7, expect turnout to be high. Venezuela's democracy shames America's fraudulent process.
Reports suggest Chavez's opposition is in disarray. In mid-September, a video showed top Capriles aid Juan Carlos Caldera accepting a 40,000 bolivars ($9,300) bribe. It was given to arrange a meeting between Capriles and an unknown businessman.
"We want it to be a monthly affair," said Caldera. Access has a price. It works the same way in America. You have to pay plenty to play.
In response, Caldera was sacked. He's a parliamentary deputy for Capriles' First Justice (PJ) party. He was also his Roundtable of Democratic Unity (MUD) coalition representative to Venezuela's National Electoral Council (CNE).
Plans are for a National Assembly investigation to follow. United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) legislator Julio Chavez called the video "overwhelming proof that compromises the acts of some leaders of the Venezuelan opposition."
He accused Caldera of "bribery." He said he may have broken Venezuela's law on political parties and another on organized crime. He suggested perhaps the money was intended to destabilize pre and/or post-electoral activities.
On September 17, VCS headlined "Four opposition parties withdraw from right-wing coalition," saying:
They include Vota Piedra, Cambio Pana, Unidad Democratica, and Mano pro Venezuela. They withdrew from MUD. Ballots will exclude them.
Vota Piedra representative Leonard Chirinos said secret privatization plans led to the decision and much more. MUD's document calls for deregulation, mass privatizations, and slashing or eliminating social services.
David de Lima was the first opposition figure to go public. He said MUD is "falling to pieces." He predicted "more declarations. This is the start of a series of statements that there'll be in the country against….Capriles."
On September 18, opposition candidate Yoel Acosta Chirinos withdrew. He declared support for Chavez. Another, Hermann Escarra, publicly called MUD's government plan "unconstitutional."
He's the third opposition figure to denounce it. William Ojeda did earlier. He criticized MUD's "hidden agenda." His political party, Un Nuevo Tiempo, expelled him.
He said "Democrats in Venezuela don't accept hidden agendas…or neoliberal obsessions." He called failure to recognize social policies Chavez instituted "an act of blindness….No neoliberal policy on anyone's agenda will (work) because the people don't accept" it.
Escarra accused MUD of "attack(ing) the constitution in a very serious way….It's the gravest thing I've ever read." It's "savage capitalism."
It wants public pensions abolished, Venezuela's state oil company, PDVSA, privatized, and other measures violating constitutional provisions.
"If this (plan) were to happen," he added, "we'd have to go out into the street. We can't allow such a huge step backwards."
Escarra helped write Venezuela's Bolivarian Constitution. At the same time, he's been an opposition spokesman. He'll now maintain ties as an independent.
A Final Comment
Days ahead of October 7, Bolivarianism looks sure to win. Imagine if America and EU countries prioritized its principles. Instead of neoliberal austerity-caused hard times, prosperity might be just around the corner or perhaps firmly established.
Socially beneficial policies help everyone. No one's excluded. Just societies do things that way. Neoliberal ones leave most people on their own out of luck. Record high misery index readings show America's dire state. It also reveals bipartisan indifference.
Bolivarianism is mirror opposite. On October 7, expect Venezuelans to extend its mandate overwhelmingly for another six years. They can't imagine another way for good reason.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
His new book is titled "How Wall Street Fleeces America: Privatized Banking, Government Collusion and Class War"
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com and listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network Thursdays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.


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Assignment #2
Before the May 7 session, please do the following (note dates listed):
- Complete the road check to let us know how the workshop is going for you.
- Read the Assignment/Activity Design pages, and add your comments to the group pages that you didn't work on during the April 9 session. Do this before you start working on your own assignment/activity assignment for the May session.
- Add to the Discussion thread on what is different about the kinds of spatial analyses that geoscientists do and the kinds of data sets they use.
- Outline at least one assignment/activity for your course, and enter the information on your activity workspace page (which can be linked from the Participant Workspaces Index. Your workspace page draft must be be completed by Friday, April 28.
- Read and comment on the the activity/assignment ideas of at least the people in your main group by Wednesday, May 4.
- Revise your activity workspace page by Friday, May 6.
- Read and respond to discussion threads; start discussion threads, if you wish.
- If you want to have a phone or Skype consultation with Barb, Brian, or David, please send an email.


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Brahma Sree Samavedam SHANMUKHA Sarma garu is a profound speaker and blessed with wonderful oratory skills on our Sastras , Puranas, Itihasas and Vedas. Sree Samavedam garu started his spiritual journey in his childhood with the aim of protecting the Veda Parampara and also sharing the wealth of knowledge that was gifted to us by our ancient sages and "Rushis". Sri Samavedam's part in protecting the the Veda parampara includes his Discourses, literature in different ways, Dance Ballets, Lyrics and many more. Some of his discourses includes – Siva Puranam, RudhraBhashyam, Siva Leela Vilasam, Sree Krishna Tathvam, Narayaneeyam, Lalitha Sahasra Nama Vybhavam, Sri Vishnu Sahasra Nama Stotra Bhasyamu, Soundharya Lahari and Bhagavatha Sapthaham and the list goes on. His first lecture on "Agni" at the Sivaramakrishna Kshetram in Vijayawada laid the foundation for the endeavor and after that he never looked back. He won many accolades and won many followers during his journey.
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