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KIM LANDERS: Marine scientists have always thought that octopuses are rather anti-social creatures. But an international study that has focussed on the waters of Jervis Bay in New South Wales has found that they do actually have a social life. And it's often quite violent, as Imogen Brennan reports.
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IMOGEN BRENNAN: That's the sound of scientists underwater in Jervis Bay, a couple of hours south of Sydney. They're filming two octopuses thrashing at each other with their tentacles.
The video is a small portion of more than 52 hours of octopus footage, filmed by a team of scientists from Alaska Pacific University and the University of Sydney.
Their study, investigating the social life of octopuses, is published in the journal, Current Biology.
Peter Godfrey-Smith is a professor of history and philosophy of science at the University of Sydney, and a co-author of the research.
PETER GODFREY-SMITH: So the usual picture people have had of octopuses is that they're very close to asocial, you know, they don't really hang out with other octopuses. If they do, the results are often violent.
IMOGEN BRENNAN: The team chose to study the waters of Jervis Bay when they discovered at least 12 octopuses living within an area that's three metres in diameter. That in itself was unusual.
What they've witnessed since then has changed what scientists know about the secret life of the humble octopus.
PETER GODFREY-SMITH: There are fights but we found that there are also displays and signals made in the context of these interactions where the more aggressive individuals take on particular, a particular appearance.
They get dark, they exaggerate if they can their size, they try to look as, well, they do things that make them look as big as possible.
IMOGEN BRENNAN: So what does an octopus fight look like?
PETER GODFREY-SMITH: Very complicated, it would have to be said, with all those arms going at once.
So what happens is they come together in a great whirling mass of arms and wrestle quite intensely sometimes and then one of the two octopuses will give up and will extricate itself which is itself quite difficult often and it will shoot away under jet propulsion.
IMOGEN BRENNAN: Is it for the obvious reason that they are under the sea that we don't know that much about octopuses at the moment?
PETER GODFREY-SMITH: They're difficult animals to study in all sorts of ways. They're hard to keep in captivity because they're continually escaping.
They rise to the challenge of being kept in captivity and they tend to destroy labs or get out, eat animals from neighbouring tanks.
IMOGEN BRENNAN: It sounds like they're quite a cunning animal?
PETER GODFREY-SMITH: Yes, there's lots of, there's lots of anecdotes about their cunningness. In several laboratories around the world octopuses have learnt to turn the lights out. They don't like bright lights.
The thing that makes octopuses important or particularly important for the big picture is the way that they are a kind of an outlier, a special case, an anomaly within invertebrate animals.
They have these large brains and very complex behaviours and there are so many surprises in the sea. It is so poorly understood really in many ways.
This is an animal which is, it's all around the waters of Sydney and down the coast and doing all these complicated things which have not really been seen before.
KIM LANDERS: Professor Peter Godfrey-Smith from the University of Sydney, ending Imogen Brennan's report.
The secret life of Australian octopus gangs revealed
Imogen Brennan reported this story on Friday, January 29, 2016 12:50:00
KIM LANDERS: Marine scientists have always thought that octopuses are rather anti-social creatures. But an international study that has focussed on the waters of Jervis Bay in New South Wales has found that they do actually have a social life. And it's often quite violent, as Imogen Brennan reports.


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Sen. Reid To GOP: "At This Stage We're Not Able To Make A Counteroffer"
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SEN. MITCH MCCONNELL (R-KENTUCKY): My office submitted our latest offer to the Majority Leader last night at 7:10 p.m. and offered to work through the night to find common ground. The Majority Leader's staff informed us they would be getting back to us this morning at 10:00 a.m., despite the obvious time crunch we all have. It's now 2:00 p.m., and we have yet to receive a response to our good-faith offer.
Now, I'm concerned about the lack of urgency here. I think we all know we're running out of time. This is far too much at stake for political gamesmanship. We need to protect the American families and businesses from this looming tax hike. Everyone agrees that that action is necessary. In order to get things moving, I have just spoken with the Majority Leader. I also placed a call to the vice president to see if he could help jump-start the negotiations on his side.
The vice president and I have worked together on solutions before, and I believe we can again. I want my colleagues to know that we'll keep everyone updated. The consequences of this are too high for the American people to be engaged in a political messaging campaign. I'm interested in getting a result here.
I was here all day yesterday. As I indicated, we submitted our latest proposal at 7:00 p.m. last night. We're willing to work with whoever, whoever can help. There is no single issue that remains an impossible sticking point. The sticking point appears to be a willingness, an interest, or frankly the courage to close the deal. I want everyone to know I'm willing to get this done, but I need a dance partner.
SEN. HARRY REID (D-NEVADA): We have been negotiating now for 36 hours or thereabouts. We did have conversations last night that ended late in the evening between staffs. This morning, we have been trying to come up with some counteroffer to my friend's proposal. We have been unable to do that.
I have had a number of conversations with the president, and at this stage we're not able to make a counteroffer. The Republican leader has told me that — and he's just said here — that he's working with the vice president, and he and the vice president, I wish them well.
In the meantime, I will continue to try to come up with something. But at this stage, I don't have a counteroffer to make. Perhaps as the day wears on, I will be able to. I will say this, I think that the Republican leader has shown absolutely good faith. It's just that we are apart on some pretty big issues.

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Inside Stateroom
Norwegian Epic Inside Staterooms are a great and affordable accommodation for up to two guests. They feature a separate bathroom with shower and two lower beds that convert into a queen-size bed. Accommodates: 2 Total Approx. Size: 128 sq. ft.
Balcony Stateroom
hese Large Balcony Staterooms can accommodate up to three guests. They include two lower beds that convert into a queen-size bed and additional bedding to accommodate two more. These staterooms feature curved walls, a unique bathroom treatment where every area is separate, including the shower and a modern vanity sink, plus a large private balcony that offers you an incredible view. Accommodates: 3 Total Approx. Size: 203-258 sq. ft. Balcony Size: 52-107 sq. ft.
Mini-Suite Stateroom
Mini-Suite with Balcony
The Mini-Suites with a Balcony have room for up to three and feature curved walls, a sitting area, two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed and a luxury bath with shower or tub. They also include a private balcony with an amazing view. Accommodates: 3 Total Approx. Size: 241 sq. ft. Balcony Size: 52 sq. ft.
Solo Studio Stateroom
Cool and hip, right down to the funky lighting and flat screen TV, this exclusive key card access-only category is unlike anything you have ever experienced before. These staterooms have a full size bed for one guest and a window view to the corridor. Studio guests have private key card access to The Living Room, which is a shared private lounge that boasts a bar, two large TV screens and comfy seating for hanging out, reading a book or just enjoying a drink before dinner. Awarded "Best Cruise Line for Solo Travellers" by Porthole Magazine in 2012; Norwegian Epic is the ship of choice that was specifically designed and priced for the solo traveller. (No single supplement required). Accommodates: 1 Total Approx. Size: 100 sq. ft.
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The Haven Deluxe Owner's Suite with Large Balcony
Norwegian Epic suites with room for up to four, boast all around floor-to-ceiling windows. They include a separate bedroom with king-size bed, a living room, separate dining area and a private balcony with an amazing view. You'll also have a luxurious bathroom with separate shower and whirlpool tub, additional bedding to accommodate two more guests and access to the Courtyard area, Concierge Lounge and private restaurant and bar. Includes butler and concierge service. Accommodates: 4 Total Approx. Size: 852 sq. ft. Balcony Size: 121 sq. ft.


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LAGUNA. Rarely available large one bedroom & den in this very well maintained building. Minutes to Canada Line & very convenient location close to Richmond Centre Mall with variety of shopping, banking & restaurants. Quiet unit facing courtyard with spectacular view of water fountain & partial North Shore Mountain view. Very secure gated complex with surveillance camera. Just move in & use your decorative idea to make this your home to enjoy.
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Cell Counting on Microbeads
CHO cells - on treated polystyrene microcarriers in disposable spinner flask.
With the Digital Holography it becomes possible to detect cells on the surface of translucent microcarriers such as Cytodex 3 (Sigma-Aldrich) and count these cells based on their 'holographic fingerprint'. Images captured with a DHM microscope show that, compared to brightfield microscopy, holography offers the possibility to refocus the holograms post acquisition (see image: 'Refocused') and by doing so, identify cells from debris. When healthy cells are illuminated, they act as lenses and these light points are applied for label-free cell counting on micro-carriers (see images 'zoom on intensity'). Images are processed by Pr. Frank Dubois (Micro Gravity Research Centre, Free University of Brussels) based on the patent pending cell counting algorithm (WO2012062805).
Brightfield image / Phase image / Refocused cells
Intensity peaks / Zoom on intensity peaks / Separated cells
Results of the Waleo project DECISIV, obtained by Professors Frank Dubois and John Wérenne, Daniel Ribeiro, Andreia Pedregal and Dr. Catherine Yourassowsky (Université libre de Bruxelles).


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Dive into the world of Panerai - one of the world's most coveted watch brands since 1860. The company made its initial mark on horology by developing durable wristwatches that were not only luminescent under the sea but could resist the most extreme pressure changes. Today, Panerai's success is due much in part to their collection of usually large cases that have prompted many of the most storied Swiss watchmakers to introduce larger models of their own.
Panerai watches are available at our San Francisco and Palo Alto locations.


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This is the 1st post by Dr Herman Lau. Herman is a rheumatologist as BJC Health and it's taken me a while to convince him to contribute to this blog. Leave some feedback to help me convince him to write more.
By Dr Herman Lau, Rheumatologist
I finally get to go to ACR!
There are two huge international rheumatology conferences each year, one in Europe (European League Against Rheumatism EULAR) and one in U.S.A. (American College of Rheumatology ACR). Thousands of rheumatologists and allied health professionals gather to met and share the latest in the field of Rheumatology and musculoskeletal medicine.
This year ACR is held in the beautiful and historic city of Washington D.C, and begins a few days after Mr. Barrack Obama won his second term of presidency.
It is certainly all fun to travel overseas, but it does come with a price. 15 hours flight to Dallas and 3 hours from Dallas to Washington D.C, across a time zone difference of 16 hours, and the conference begins 24hrs after arrival at 7:30am. Basically you have 24hrs to completely flip your sleep cycle by 180 degrees!
The Convention Centre is huge with free Wi-Fi access for everyone to keep in touch with families and friends. Thank you Apple for creating iMessage and Facetime.
It is my first international conference and I was a little gob smacked by the size of the major hall. I could hardly see the speaker from the back of the hall!
Severely jet lagged but I managed to attend 80% of the lectures, yes, I did doze off a few times but I am sure I was not the only one.
I have been taking notes diligently to keep myself awake and emailed them back immediately to share with our Rheumatology team.
After a week of intensive lectures, I thought I could wrap things up and chill out a little but I received this email from Dr Irwin Lim,
" Now, while relaxing/reflecting on your long trip back, please consider penning some of your reflections for me and the world: A blog post on: A Rheumatologist's perspective on his 1st time at ACR"
So here I am, writing up a little summary of key messages.
1) Rheumatoid arthritis
There is irrefutable evidence that early detection and aggressive treatment can stop joint damage. The first 3 to 6 months is defined as the 'window' which aggressive treatment can double the chance of inducing remission, and alter the natural history of the disease. We have entered a golden era of rheumatology which for the first time we have good treatment to halt the progression of disease. Regrettably, there are still many patients that fall through the gap and we need to do a lot more to educate our primary care colleagues to detect early rheumatoid arthritis. Tofacitinib has just been approved in U.S.A. for rheumatoid arthritis and it will be an exciting addition to our list of weaponry to fight this disease when it is approved in Australia.
2) Polymyalgia rheumatica
Such a fascinating disease but yet we still don't understand much about this condition. It appears that there is inflammation of the little cushions that sit between bone and muscles or tendons. A more severe condition which results in blood vessel inflammation is far more common then we have previously thought.
The most exciting news is the new medication Belimumab. It is effective in a subgroup of SLE patients with mild to moderate disease activity. Until now we have only a handful of medications for patients with mild to moderate disease who do not need intensive immunosuppressive treatment that we reserve of life threatening complications. Hopefully it won't be long before we have it on our shore.
4) Anti TNF treatment does not appear to increase the risk of lymphoma. A every well designed study in UK analysed their cancer registry and biologic database over a 5 year period and identified 12000 patients on anti TNF treatment. There was no increase in lymphoma risk with anti TNF treatment.
5) Gout
There is enormous amount of data showing the association between hyperuricaemia and cardiovascular morbidity, and renal disease, independent of hypertension and hyperlipidaemia. The trend now is to treat this aggressively.
6) IgG4 disease
This interesting disease has only gained recognition 5 years ago and it affects the pancreas, salivary glands, tear glands and the aorta. We had the pioneers in this field to talk about their latest findings and experience.
7) ANCA positive vasculitis
We had the world leaders debate over clinical cases, whether to use oral cyclophosphamide or rituximab. A very recent clinical trial (RAVE) has given us valuable guidance on the subgroup of patients who should receive rituximab therapy.
8) There were numerous abstracts and posters on RA, SLE, myositis, Sjögren's syndrome and Spondyloarthritis but the one that caught my interest was from a UK physiotherapist Dr Nicola Walsh. She conducted a survey looking at the patient outcome following physiotherapy referral from doctors. She found that physiotherapists would like more input and communication from the referring doctors and that patient compliance is low. I had a chat with her and we agreed that this is an universal problem. It is where our BJC clinic model comes in to address this problem. We are still at infancy with our protocols and measures and I am hoping one day we will have outcome data to prove our concepts.
Despite the hectic program I managed to look around the city and took some photos of the US capital city.
It is fascinating to see streams of doctors and nurses from all over the world with their nametags around their necks flow into the convention centre at 730am every morning from all directions.
This conference has sharpened my clinical knowledge significantly. Yes, I have been so jet lagged and sleep deprived, but my spirit was kept high seeing so many of us sharing the same interest and passion in this wonderful medical specialty.
It is 5:00 am on my flight back to Sydney.
Signing off my first post in our blog.Dr Herman Lau is a rheumatologist at BJC Health. Read his profile here. Arthritis requires an integrated approach. We call this, Connected Care. Contact us.


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HIPEC Treatment
Hollings Cancer Center patient receives hypothermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy treatment.
Cancer often steals the show from other medical conditions patients have, potentially setting patients up for poorer outcomes because their primary health needs get neglected.
No one knows that better than Sarah Tucker Price, M.D., Ph.D., who is part of an innovative new program rolling out this month from MUSC Health that provides in-house primary care services to patients at Hollings Cancer Center at the Medical University of South Carolina.
"Only a few cancer centers in the country offer similar programs," she says. "I am excited to be a part of starting this clinic to expand the number of services available to our patients and to make Hollings Cancer Center more of a comprehensive medical home."
The term "cancer exceptionalism" describes the tendency for a person with a cancer diagnosis to focus only on that. Price knows that this is a dangerous attitude and that many cancer patients enter treatment without having a primary care doctor. The idea of primary care being embedded into the cancer center allows easier access for patients to be able to schedule same-day appointments and use her as a resource for long-term care, short-term care or as needed.
Price, who says many cancer patients don't have a primary care doctor, explains that this "one-stop shop" concept can help streamline their care and limit the number of visits they need to make. It also helps to catch those with chronic medical issues who may be falling through the cracks.
Cancer patients and survivors have specific care needs, Price says. "They often have nuanced care needs, depending on their diagnoses and treatments, which a cancer center has specialized resources to offer patients and for which primary care has an important role," she says. "Certainly, it's important to manage any medical issues that they have going into cancer diagnoses and treatments to give them their best opportunity to do well."
For example, a patient with hypertension can be more at risk for cardiovascular complications from some chemotherapeutic agents. A patient with diabetes, especially when it's uncontrolled, can find it negatively affects their cancer treatment.
"There are things that we can do to control blood pressure and control diabetes that can have a meaningful outcome, not just on decreasing the complications of the diabetes and hypertension but also having a positive effect in terms of their cancer outcomes as well."
As a physician as well as a researcher with a background in oncology, Price has special insights into serving the needs of cancer patients. She knows that for them to be eligible to enroll in some clinical trials, they need to have their blood pressure controlled to receive certain therapies. "This goes beyond clinical trials as well. I've had patients referred to me by their oncologists who couldn't continue chemotherapy until their blood pressure was lowered."
Then there are the other common issues for cancer patients that need to be addressed, from cardiotoxicities to depression and anxiety. "There are a number of issues that we can help patients manage. Anxiety, depression and insomnia, among other things, are common in cancer survivors. Deconditioning is common after undergoing certain cancer treatments for which individuals may benefit from physical therapy or additional home resources. Helping cancer survivors get referred to appropriate support services, including psychological support services, nutritional support and palliative care, is also incredibly important."
Part of Price's new role gives her easy access to oncologists and other specialists at Hollings Cancer Center, so she can help to coordinate care among multiple specialists to tailor care. She likes working as part of a bigger team.
As a coach of a local soccer team, Price isn't new to the concept of teamwork. She grew up playing ice hockey and played lacrosse at Yale University. From there, she came to MUSC to earn her M.D./Ph.D, studying cancer research and specializing in the field of family medicine. In this dual role, she gets to blend the two areas of expertise she is most passionate about.
"I think cancer research is important and affects so many people in a very dramatic way," Price says. "I think there's a lot of potential and opportunity to give people more quality time if we can better understand what drives cancer development and growth. We also need to make sure we are providing the best quality care to patients during and after treatment."
Price will work out of Hollings Cancer Center on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. With time dedicated to research, Price also will be focusing on opportunities within primary care to improve cancer survivorship care.
Another aspect that is often forgotten is a patient's transition to life after cancer treatments have ended, Price says. She wants to support patients as they cope with what may be lingering side effects after cancer treatments and help them map out smooth transitions into survivorship.
"Communication following transition from active treatment is critical to make sure individuals receive recommended surveillance and screening, including screening for other cancers. This transition is an area where gaps in care often occur and for which communication with all members of the patient's care team is essential," she says.
It's an area ripe for research. The Institute of Medicine's report "From Cancer Patient to Cancer Survivor: Lost in Transition" has set four components of survivorship care, including better coordination between specialists and primary care providers. Improving cancer survivorship care is especially important with the number of cancer survivors projected to increase by 29.1% to 21.7 million by 2029, according to the National Cancer Institute.
Price is glad to see that there's more focus on serving the needs of cancer patients and survivors, given the complexity of their care. It's why she chose clinical care rather than focusing solely on research, she says.
"If you're a patient seen at Hollings Cancer Center, we want to be able to support you in as many ways as possible, and primary care is an important aspect of that. We want to help make primary care as easy as possible for you to access for any needs that you might have during this challenging part of your life."
For more information, visit hollingscancercenter.org/patient-care, ask your oncologist or nurse navigator for a referral or call 843-792-3451 to schedule an appointment.
Hollings Cancer Center patient receives hypothermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy treatment.
Dr. Michelle Hudspeth is named the new medical director of the award-winning BMT program at the MUSC Hollings Cancer Center.
T-VEC, also known as talimogene laherparepvec, is a type of oncolytic virus therapy.
This story appears in the fall 2019 issue of Hollings Horizons, a publication of MUSC Hollings Cancer Center designed to show readers how we are committed to being at the forefront of cancer research.
Dawn Brazell
Hollings Cancer Center
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Edgar to the four
We needed a pick me up after Kylemore Lough ran below expectations at Cheltenham on Saturday and Melrose Boy provided it with a decisive victory at the course 24 hours later in the Conditional Jockeys Handicap Hurdle.
It was our third success in the race in three years but our jockey Kieron Edgar can boast an even better record as he was winning it for a remarkable fourth time.
Having walked the course in the morning Kieron felt the outside was the place to be on Melrose Boy who travelled well before easing into the lead on the final bend and readily pulling clear on the hill.
He is a fine, big, imposing horse who takes plenty of work and there are plenty of options for him in the months ahead.
We intended to run him in the EBF final at Sandown last March until a bit of pus in his foot put an end to that plan.
So it was good to see him starting to make up for lost time on Sunday.
Later in the afternoon Misterton came tantalisingly close to winning the valuable Greatwood Hurdle from 1 lb out of the handicap.
He was up there all the way, jumping fluently, and still held every chance at the final flight before Elgin edged ahead on the flat for a narrow success.
It was a career best performance by Misterton who will step up to two and a half miles at some point this season and could run next at Ascot in the Wessex Youth Trust Handicap Hurdle (formerly the Ladbroke) on December 23.
I'm pleased to report that Kylemore Lough is fine following his below par run in the BetVictor Gold Cup.
Noel Fehily can't wait to have another go on the horse who jumped his way into the lead after three fences before switching himself off.
We are still learning about Kylemore Lough and will regroup before going again.
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African Seventh-day Adventist History (ASAH) is a website created and operated by Adventist University of Africa, an institution of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, located outside of Nairobi, Kenya. ASAH was borne out of a partnership with the three African divisions of the church in Sub-Saharan Africa, East-Central Africa Division, West-Central Africa Division, and Southern Africa-Indian Ocean Division. Further, it partners with more than two dozen Adventist institutions of higher learning in their territories. ASAH also has partnerships with other online entities with similar missions, including the General Conference of Archives, Statistics, and Research and Adventist Digital Library.
Users of this website may be interested in visiting the African Adventist Heritage Museum located on the Adventist University of Africa campus in the University Library.


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Preheat the oven to 160 °C.Grind together the cocoa paste, ground almonds, coconut, cocoa powder and baking powder.Whisk together the eggs and xylitol until light and fluffy and the xylitol is dissolved.Melt the cocoa butter.In a large bowl, fold together the ground cocoa mixture and the egg mixture until combined.Fold the warm cocoa butter into the mixture until all combined.Pour the batter into a greased baking dish and bake for 30-40min until set.Leave to cool a pond then slice into squares.Dietitians say:Historical evidence shows that cocoa has been used in a medicinal capacity for over two thousand years (since the time of the ancient Mayan and Aztec civilisations and following its introduction to Europe in the Middle Ages).The cocoa bean's therapeutic properties can be attributed to certain constituent compounds, known as flavonoids. A large Harvard study showed that cocoa consumption is associated with decreased blood pressure, improved blood vessel health, and improvement in cholesterol levels, among other benefits.Recipe reprinted with permission of ADSA and Nutrition Confidence. To receive quick and convenient weekday recipes, join our Easy Weekday Meals mailing list, and for up-to-date trending food, restaurant and wine news subscribe to our Editor's Weekly newsletter.
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SSC result publish date 2019 will be announced soon. Education Board Banlgadesh will publish Secondary School Certificate exam result. You can check SSC result 2019 by SMS system. SSC exam result 2019 will publlish on www.educationboardresults.gov.bd wesbsite. However, by the end of the reading this article you will know when SSC result 2019 will publish?
SSC exam result 2019
Secondary School Certificate exam is known as SSC exam in Bangladesh. There are many ways to get SSC result. But the easiest way is checking online. SMS system also another way to get all education board result by SMS.
SSC result check online
You have to visit www.educationboardresults.gov.bd website. On the webpage, you have to enter all information correctly. First, you have to select Exam name from the box (SSC/Dakhil/equivalent). After submitting all information correctly, you have to click on SUBMIT button. If you enter al information, you will get your result.
SSC result check by SMS system
SMS system is the another easy process of checking SSC result 2019. To check all education result by SMS system, you have to simply send a message to 16222. Here is given the SMS format for all education board.
SMS format
SSC<space> First 3 letter of Education Board name<space>SSC roll<space>Passing year
Example: SSC DHA 225588 2019
You can use all operator sim for checking SSC exam result by SMS. But use teletalk sim for getting result early.
When SSC exam result 2019 will publish?
SSC and Dakhil exam result 2019 will publish on 6th May 2019. It will publish on all education board official website. You can check it on www.eboardresults.com and www.educationboardresults.gov.bd website. www.hscresultonline.com will share all update of SSC result 2019.
Thanks for reading about SSC result publish date 2019. You can check your result with full mark sheet. If you need more information, then comment below. We will try to answer your question.


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Bertus Preller is a Family and Divorce Law Attorney at Abrahams and Gross Inc. and offers expert advice and assistance in all aspects of divorce, separation and family matters. Due to demand he is also now offering weekly consultations in Johannesburg, Durban and Pretoria on all family law related matters. He offers a broad knowledge and years of experience of the whole range of family law issues and consider with you how best to resolve and help you to achieve your aims.
When considering children matters, he aims to assist you in resolving matters in a way that reflects the best interests of the children. His team can help you in preparing agreements to reflect what you would wish to happen should your relationship break down and can help you deal with any litigation arising either from divorce or break down of a relationship.
Whether advising in the context of divorce or separation his team recognise and understands the level of stress and emotional trauma that accompanies the breakdown of a marriage. There approach is to advise and assist in a sympathetic but objective manner. The team are sensitive to the very personal issues involved and are able to recommend suitably qualified professional counsellors/mediators, where appropriate.
Married couples can dissolve their marriage through divorce. This ends the marriage and the divorced parties can then legally marry again. The divorce process will depend on whether the marriage is a civil marriage or a customary marriage. Civil marriages gets dissolved according to the rules and procedures set out in the South African Divorce Act. Marriages in terms of African Customary Law are dissolved according to the civil law but some of the consequences are determined by custom and tradition. Muslim and Hindi marriages are dissolved in terms of the rites and rituals of the religion.
There are a number of issues that need to be addressed in a divorce, including:
- custody of the children
- access to the children
- maintenance
- dividing up property
- Contested Divorces
Contested Divorces are when the Parties involved cannot reach an agreement. A contested divorce can last anything between 3 months to 3 years and can be extremely expensive financially and emotionally draining.
Many Contested Divorce cases still do not go on Trial and are settled long before they end up in Court. It is extremely difficult to assess the costs of a Contested Divorce, for these matters his team would bill at an affordable hourly rate – as do the other Professional Practitioners who will become involved in this matter – for example Advocates, Psychologists, Private Investigators and the like.
The team is extremely flexible on fees when they act in a Contested Divorce and negotiate our fees with due cognisance of the client's income and what the client can afford. Client's also know exactly what they are in for to enable right from the start.
Uncontested Divorces
This is by far the least expensive process to get divorced and recommended if you have been married for a short time, you don't have children, you don't have many assets, and you can talk to each other and reach agreement on the settlement. eDivorce is a DIY divorce servive founded by Bertus Preller. The eDivorce process has two Divorce Plans from which you can choose:
The Silver Plan – R 950 + Sheriff fee of between R 100 – R 150
- All your divorce forms – completed for you by the eDivorce platform and checked by divorce experts
- Step-by-Step Guide -W ritten in plain English and easy to follow
- Fast Service – Documents delivered within 24 hours guaranteed
The Gold Plan – Managed Divorce Service – R 6 000 all inclusive
- The price you pay is fixed from the start of your case and includes everything you will need.
- Why choose our Gold Plan Managed Divorce Service?
- No complicated form filling – We will do that for you.
- All your required divorce documents-Prepared and completed by divorce specialists
- 7 day a week service- We are open when it is convenient for you.
- All documents filed at court for you – We deal with all the filing and admin.
- Settlement Agreements are catered for- We can help you, with or without children
- Get a Free Will – For both Husband and Wife if you need one.
- Divorce in 4 to 6 weeks -Fast service guaranteed.
- Attorney supervised – All services supervised by an Attorney
- Appearance at Court – We appoint an Attorney or Advocate to appear on your behalf at Court.
- Professional and Trustworthy
- Save over R 2000 – Fixed fee for all the work
The court system is the way disputes are decided, but there are now more effective and very different ways of resolving conflict than just going through our courts. Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process in which a mediator facilitates communication between the parties, assists them in identifying the issues to be settled and helping them reach a mutually agreeable resolution for their dispute. We specialize in mediating divorce and family issues.
Mediation can guide a couple through the many complex processes of divorce and can help them to make decisions regarding the division of their assets, custody, visitation rights and child support. We can also mediate and draft a Parenting Plan, offering a framework for divorced parents to help them to stay close to their children after the inevitable separation.
We assist clients in both maintenance claims in regard to a spouse as well as the children. When a couple get divorced, one party is often in a much better financial position than the other. In order for a court to award maintenance to a spouse there must be a need for such maintenance and an ability to pay. In case of maintenance of children both parents have a duty to support their children having due regard to their financial positions.
We assist clients in obtaining maintenance pending the finalisation of the divorce proceedings. A Rule 43 Application is an interim application which is brought mainly in cases of contested divorces in order to obtain interim relief pending finalisation of the divorce. The relief which can be requested include maintenance for the wife, maintenance for the children, interim custody and control or access to the children and interim contributions towards legal costs.
We assist clients with advice regarding the proprietary claims in their marriage. In a marriage in community of property, division of the joint estate is a natural consequence of a divorce. Forfeiture of benefits of the marriage in community of property can however be claimed by a party. The court would have regard to various factors i.e. the duration of the marriage, circumstances leading to the breakdown, misconduct of one of the parties etc.
Where the marriage is out of community of property specifically excluding the cruel system and entered into after 1 November 1994, on dissolution of the marriage in essence each spouse retains his or her own separate assets. There are, however various other potential claims which may be instituted based on moneys loaned and advanced, universal partnerships etc. Where a marriage is out of community of property without the accrual and entered before 1 November 1984 a redistribution order in terms of section 7 (3) of the divorce Act can potentially be claimed by a successful party. In order to be successful, a party must satisfy the court that he or she contributed directly or indirectly to the increase of the estate of the other.
Where the marriage is out of community of property subject to the accrual system the net assets of each spouse is determined. Any assets specifically excluded from the operation of the accrual in the Antenuptial Contract are excluded from the calculation.
Any commencement value, increase in accordance with the rise in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) from date of marriage to date of divorce, is deducted from the accrual to each party's estate. The net results (estates) of each party are considered and the lesser net accrual deducted from the greater.
The net difference between the parties is then divided in two or in such other ratio as the parties may have agreed in their Antenuptial Contract and the party showing the greater accrual shall pay the other such amount in settlement of the patrimonial consequences of the marriage.
We assist clients in obtaining protection orders under the domestic violence act in cases where domestic violence has been committed. Domestic violence includes physical abuse, sexual abuse, and emotional, verbal and psychological abuse.
It further includes intimidation, harassment, stalking, and damage to property, entry into someone's residence without consent where the parties do not share the same residence or any other controlling or abusive behaviour towards the complainant.
We assist clients in every aspect of obtaining custody, access and/or visitation rights as well as drafting proper parenting plans in terms of the new Children's Act. We also assist clients to obtain endorsement of Settlement Agreements at the family advocate where children's rights are at stake.
Adopting a child in South Africa is a complex matter. We work in conjunction with social workers in private practice who offers personalised and professional services four South African and International adoptions.
In an age when one out of every three marriages fails, parties with a trail of prior relationships and marriages behind them may prefer to live together, rather than get married to each other. These couples and same-sex or heterosexual partners who choose not to get married should sign a domestic partnership ( life partnership or cohabitation) agreement to protect themselves should their relationship come to an end.
We assist both divorced couples and unmarried couples with formulating parenting plans that is in the best interest of their minor children.
We assist clients in investigations regarding matrimonial services such as a cheating spouse. We formed an alliance with a reputable private investigation organisation which is based nationally who can investigate any matter notwithstanding whether it is of a matrimonial or financial nature.
Bertus Preller is a Divorce and Family Law Attorney in Cape Town and has more than 20 years experience in law and 13 years as a practising attorney. He specializes in Family law and Divorce Law at Abrahams and Gross Attorneys Inc. in Cape Town. Bertus is also the Family Law expert on Health24.com and on the expert panel of Law24.com. His areas of expertise are Divorce Law, Family Law, Divorce Mediation, Custody (care and contact) of children, same sex marriages, unmarried fathers rights, domestic violence matters and international divorce law.


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The Maine coastline with its amazing seascapes and wide sandy beaches offers the perfect getaway to enjoy some wonderful time with the whole family. Maine beaches are famous for their quaint lighthouses, beautiful family resorts and authentic lobster shacks. There are numerous activities, including swimming, snorkeling, hiking and paragliding, you can partake of one most family beaches in Maine. Read on to get an in depth insight into some of the glorious family beaches on Maine Coast.
Here Are 7 Glorious Family Beaches On Maine Coast
Short Sands Beach
The quarter mile long, Short Sands beach, which nestles on one side of sheer rocky cliffs and is bordered by a line of quaint Victorian style inns, is one of New England's best summertime beach destinations. The powdery white sand, warm water and pounding surf has made this beach, which is located in Ellis Park, a popular swimming and surfing destination as well. The Short Sands beach is open to the public 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Some wonderful activities you can undertake with your family at Short Sands Beach includes visiting the historic Cape Neddick Lighthouse, catching a concert at the famous gazebo or even enjoying a lovely picnic with your kids on grassy lawns of Ellis park. The numerous family- friendly budget hotels and restaurants which dot the area, makes Short Sands beach a truly delightful and must visit beach destination on the Maine coast.
Ogunquit Beach
Ogunquit in the native Abenaki language means 'a beautiful place by the sea'. The pristine three and a half mile long Ogunquit beach is one of the longest beaches in Maine. What sets this beach apart from the other beaches on the Maine coastline, is its gorgeous grassy dunes. Ogunquit beach offers an impressive array of activities including rowing, body surfing and swimming. Some other fun filled family activities you can enjoy on this New England getaway include sunbathing, sightseeing, paddle boating shopping and dining. Families can also take a scenic walk along Marginal Way a beautiful trail which runs through Ogunquit beach.
Popham Beach
Popham beach is one of the most beloved and much visited beaches on the Maine coast. Popham beach, which is situated approximately fourteen miles from the coastal town of Bath, extends all the way from Fort Popham to the entrance of the Morse River. The lovely Popham beach is bordered on the northeastern side by the historic Fort Popham, while the popular Popham Beach State park abuts the southwestern end of the beach. A popular day trip destination, Popham beach offers an array of exciting recreational activities for the whole family which includes swimming, fishing, kite flying, beach combing and even hiking. You can also explore the spectacular coastline on a rented kayak.
Goose Rocks Beach
The three mile long, sandy, Goose Rocks beach is one of the best hidden treasures of the Kennebunkport area. The Goose Rocks beach is named after a barrier reef formation offshore known as Goose Rocks. This wide stretch of sandy beach is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing day with the family. Swimming, snorkeling, sailing, bird watching, scuba diving and beach combing are some of the top recreational activities you can enjoy with your family. Goose Rocks beach is surrounded by numerous budget hotels which offers a great vacation destination for families.
Old Orchard Beach
The 11.5 km long Old Orchard beach with its historic pier and beachside amusement park is one of the best family beaches in Maine. The Old Orchard beach which is an extremely popular summer beach destination is tucked away in the inner side of Saco bay. The low surf of Old Orchard beach makes it the ideal place to enjoy favorite beach activities including swimming and snorkeling. While adults can enjoy a stroll along the historic pier at the old orchard beach, the kids can occupy themselves with the Ferris wheel, roller coaster rides and carousel rides.
Sand Beach
At just under 300 yards, Sand beach is one of the smallest beaches in Maine. Sand beach which is cocooned between Great Head and Gorham Mountains is famous for its powdery pink sand. What it lacks in size, the Sand beach more than makes up for in its breathtaking scenery. The spectacular Sand beach is the ideal locale to spend some wonderful time with the family. Some excellent activities you can engage with your family on this lovely beach include swimming, hiking and sunbathing.
Scarborough Beach State Park
Scarborough State Beach Park is famous for its white sandy beach and its awesome sunsets. If you are planning a lazy day on the beach then you should definitely head out to the Scarborough beach state park. Swimming, sunbathing, paddling and beachcombing are some of the relaxing activities you can enjoy at Scarborough Beach State Park. The miles of pristine shoreline makes this beach the perfect place to enjoy long walks as well.


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Qualitative coding with ATLAS.ti
Methodology courses and philosophy of science
Course information
Number of sessions: 2
Hours per session: 4
Course fee:
- free for PhD candidates of the Graduate School
- €400,- for non-members
- Consult our enrolment policy for more information.
- Enrolment-related questions: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Telephone: +31 (0)10 4082607 (Graduate School).
You can only enrol for one edition of this course.
Edition 1
Session 1
October 10 (Thursday) 2019
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In qualitative research, coding means giving tags to texts, images, video or audio as a way to yield a systematic understanding of the contents of data. This process of coding can be structured and improved by using programs such as ATLAS.ti.
Aims and working method
This course explains qualitative coding and ATLAS.ti in two sessions. In these sessions, both inductive and deductive approaches are covered. The course is built upon a hands-on approach and concrete exercises, with ample time for questions that are relevant for the participants' own research.
One-on-one meetings are a central part of the second session. In these meetings you will receive customized advice on how you can employ Atlas.TI within your overall research, based on your own questions and submitted material.
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- understand the epistemological and methodological background of qualitative coding.
- know the important and common pitfalls and advantages of qualitative coding
- know how to do qualitative coding, based on a hand-on experience with coding texts.
- be able to use ATLAS.ti and be familiar with the benefits of coding software in general.
- Heath, H., & Cowley, S. (2004). Developing a grounded theory approach: a comparison of Glaser and Strauss. International journal of nursing studies, 41(2), 141-150.
- Elo, S., & Kyngäs, H. (2008). The qualitative content analysis process. Journal of advanced nursing, 62(1), 107-115.
- Boeije, H. (2002). A purposeful approach to the constant comparative method in the analysis of qualitative interviews. Quality and Quantity, 36(4), 391-409.
- If you want to use your own laptop, follow the instructions at https://my.eur.nl/en/eur-employee/ict/software/download-software-licences/atlasti. Please do this in advance and notify the course instructor(s) in advance if there are any problems. Make sure to download ATLAS.ti 8. You do not need to bring your own device, as you can use the computers at the Erasmus University.
- Important: There may be some differences in ATLAS.ti when using an Apple notebook.
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Online environment:
- Short introduction to qualitative coding and why we use it
- Various functions in ATLAS.ti
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- Linking various functions in ATLAS.ti to your own fieldwork
- Constructing a code-tree
- Creating structures when coding texts
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About the instructor
Ewald de Bruijn is a PhD candidate at the Department of Public Administration and Sociology (DPAS) of Erasmus University Rotterdam


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Home Made Easier.. Written by Lizette Candela7 Nov
Hi Ladies. This is a little note for all of our recently married brides. We know how overwhelming it can be to run a household, especially when you eventually add kids into the mix. We thought it would be nice to share some of the tips that help make our lives a little easier:
1) Make sure that your laundry room is super organized and that you have all of the materials and products that you like to use right at your disposal. I (Lizette) recently put up a shelf on the wall that has all of my favorite softeners and dryer sheets…stain pens, oxy clean…etc. A triple laundry basket is great too…so you can divide your laundry. I notice that when I pile all of the laundry into one bin, it takes me longer to get around to it because I don't want to tackle it. BUT, when I put the whites with the whites and the towels with the towels…doing laundry doesn't seem like such a chore.
2) Get a pressure cooker! This pot has saved my life! You can cook anything in it and it makes all of your food taste DELICIOUS! All you have to do is put all of your ingredients in, add water, add spices, close and cook! Voila! Dinner is ready! The meat is so tender it falls apart. It is so easy that sometimes I make dinner in the morning before I start work and then I don't have to worry about it in the evening.
3) If you are a busy wives/mommies like us, you may be having a hard time remembering little tiny details- Here is the answer: Dry Erase Boards- SEVERAL OF THEM! I recently put a dry erase board on the Kitchen wall where I put all of the TO DO's for the family (Get Car Washed, Fix The Internet, etc…)…Then, I put a small one on the fridge for Groceries and Meals For The Week, and Lastly, I put one next to my desk for work notes and TO DO's. You would think that the dry erase boards were not such a stylish addition to my home…BUT- heres the trick: Find beautiful large and small frames, create a decorated insert with your family logo or name on the computer or just a nice wallpaper or wrapping paper (leave enough white space on the bottom), frame and you can write on the glass! Voila, your own custom dry erase board!
4) Everyone has their own way of keeping organized with calendars and notes…but I will tell you that writing a daily TO DO list in some sort of binder or notebook has saved my life. PLUS, nothing feels better than crossing each line item off one by one. Try something that easy to tote around- maybe something that fits in your purse.
5) Rinse off every single dish that you put in the sink. Ideally- you should wash each dish after you have used it- but, let's be realistic! Sometimes we just want to wash all of the dishes at once and they start to pile. One thing I have learned: if you just rinse each dish before you add it in, the dishes wont be dirty and grimy. Just make sure they are totally rinsed and leave them on the left side to wash. That way, whether you decide to hand wash or stick in the dish washer- either way is a lot less stressful. The worst part of doing dishes is trying to get all of the extra food off of the dish.
I'm still mastering the art of organization and have a long way to go. In fact, my business partner Christina has taught me a lot about these techniques. But, they really have saved my sanity. Being a mom, running my home and running a business can take a toll on you if you aren't careful. These simple daily tasks can help you be a happier wife and mom and can have a positive impact on your life.
Have a wonderful day!
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Dr Akram Hasanov
Department Coordinator, Senior Lecturer
Department of Econometrics & Business Statistics
I completed my PhD at University Putra Malaysia in 2012. Prior to joining Monash University Malaysia, I was a post doctorial research fellow at University Putra Malaysia. My principal research interests lie in the areas of time series analysis and forecasting, applied econometrics and financial volatility modelling. My research papers have been published in a number of international refereed journals. In addition, I was an invited speaker and presented papers at international conferences. I obtained several international and national competitive research grants. Also, I refereed articles for international journals of high-esteem such as Energy Economics, Economic Modelling, and Journal of Applied Statistics. My more recent specific research investigates the volatility forecasting performance of a wide variety of conditionally heteroskedastic models in the context of biofuel feedstock markets in the presence of structural breaks. In this research, the model specifications allow for different conditional distribution functions in the rolling window estimations. At Monash University, I have taught Financial Econometrics, Applied Econometrics, Survey Methods and Managerial Statistics, and Operations Research. Currently, I am co-supervising three PhD students and supervising two Honors students.
Academic Qualifications
|Doctor of Philosophy
|University Putra Malaysia
|Year awarded
|Master of Accountancy
|Tashkent Finance Institute
|Year awarded
Areas of Expertise
|Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
|Applied Macro Econometrics
|Volatility Modelling of Financial and Commodity Returns
|Subject Code
|Applied Econometrics
|Econometric Methods for Finance
|Business Modeling Methods
|Survey Methods and Managerial Statistics
Book Chapters
|Herath, G., Hasanov, A.S. (2017). Climate Change and Threats to Sustainability in South East Asia: Dynamic Modelling Approach for Malaysia. In (Eds) Batabyal, A.A., Nijkamp, P., Regional Growth and Sustainable Development in Asia. Springer International Publishing Switzerland.
|Hameed, A.A, Hasanov, A.S., Idris, N., Abdullah, A.M., Arshad, F.M., Shamsudin, M. (2014). Supply and Demand Model for the Malaysian Cocoa Market. In (Eds) Yacob, M.R., Radam, A., Alias, E.F. Quantitative Models for Agricultural Policy Analysis. Universiti Putra Malaysia Press.
Scholarly Journals
Hasanov, A.S., Shaiban, M.S., Al-Freedi, A. (2020). Forecasting volatility in the petroleum futures markets: A re-examination and extension. Energy Economics (forthcoming).
Hasanov, A.S., Poon, W.C., Al-Freedi, A., and Heng, Z. Y. (2018). Forecasting volatility in the biofuel feedstock markets in the presence of structural breaks: A comparison of alternative distribution functions. Energy Economics, 70, pp. 307-333.
Hasanov, A.S., Do, H.X., and Shaiban, M. (2016). Fossil fuel price uncertainty and feedstock edible oil prices: Evidence from MGARCH-M and VIRF analysis. Energy Economics, 57, pp. 16-27.
Hasanov, A.S. and Baharumshah, A.Z. (2014). Exchange rate risk and exports: Evidence from a set of transition economies. Problems of Economic Transition, 57(1), pp. 80-101.
Hasanov, A.S. and Shitan, M. (2014). Volatility model estimations of palm oil price returns via long-memory, asymmetric and heavy-tailed GARCH parameterization. Malaysian Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 8(1), pp. 15-34.
Conference Presentations and Proceedings
|Hasanov, A.S., Poon W.C., Al-Freedi, A. (2017). Forecasting volatility in the biofuel feedstock and energy commodity markets under structural breaks: A comparison of alternative distributional assumptions. International Conference on Social Science, Literature, Business and Education, Vienna, Austria, 17-18 March 2017.
Li Di, M.S. Shaiban, A.S. and Hasanov, A.S. (2017). Contagion Effect from US banking to Conventional and Islamic banking in Dual-banking system during Financial Crisis. Paper was presented at KFUPM conference on Islamic banking and finance, November 19-20, 2017, Dammam, Saudi Arabia.
|Shaiban, M., Li Di, Hasanov, A.S., (2017). Does investor sentiment have stronger explanatory power in determining oil prices than other determinants? International Conference on Energy Finance, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China, 26-27 May 2017.
|Shaiban, M., Li Di, Hasanov, A.S., (2017). Bank equity prices and oil price shocks: A global perspective. International Conference on Energy Finance, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China, 26-27 May 2017.
Hasanov, A.S., Ahmad Sidique, S., and Nurul Islam, G. (2016). Mean and Variance Transmissions from Energy to Marine Commodities: Evidence from Causality Analysis Based on a Multivariate GARCH Process. Paper was presented at the Applied Financial Modelling Conference, February 4, 2016, Melbourne, Australia.
Hasanov, A.S. and Shaiban, M. (2015). Volatility Transmission and Volatility Impulse Response Functions in Islamic and Conventional Banks. Paper was presented at the 28th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference 2015, Sydney, Australia.
Hasanov, A.S. (2014). Trade Models with Risk Variables: Econometric Issues and Future Directions. International Statistical Institute, Regional Statistics Conference, ISI-RSC-2014. Sasana Kijang, Kuala-Lumpur, Malaysia, 17-21 November 2014, (Invited Speaker).
Hasanov, A.S.and Shitan, M. (2014). Multivariate Volatility Models in Finance. International Conference on Management Research and Advances in Accounting, ICMRAA-2013. Puteri Park Hotel, Kuala- Lumpur, Malaysia, 2-4 July 2013, (Invited Speaker).
Local Grants
|Forecasting Malaysian Agricultural Commodity Price, Returns and Volatility: Evidence from Asymmetric GARCH-class of Models
|Akram S. Hasanov, Poon Wai Ching
|Funding Period
|2014 – 2016
|Funding Body/Organisation
|The dynamics of executive compensation, board diversity and ownership on dividend payout in Malaysian firms
|Ravichandran K.Subramaniam, Teh Chee Ghee, Akram S. Hasanov, and Sakthi Mahenthiran
|Funding Period
|2014 - 2016
|Funding Body/Organisation
|Structural Breaks in the Stock Return Votality of Malaysian Islamic Banks
|Akram S. Hasanov, Mohammed Sharaf Mohsen Shaiban
|Funding Period
|2013 – 2014
|Funding Body/Organisation
|Halal Ecosystem Research Platform, Monash University Malaysia
|Models with Risk Variables: Review of Econometric Issues and Perspectives
|Akram S. Hasanov
|Funding Period
|2013 - 2014
|Funding Body/Organisation
|SETA research platform, Monash University Malaysia
International Grants
|Exchange Rate Risk and Trade Flows: the case of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia and Ukraine
|Akram S. Hasanov, Baharumshah A.Z.
|Funding Period
|Funding Body/Organisation
|EERC with the funds provided by Global Development Network and the Government of Sweden
Current Supervision
|Edwin Tan Kim Leng
|Program of study
|Li Di
|Program of study
Completed Supervision
|Puteri Zahrah Aminan Abdul Ghaffar
|Program of study
|BBusCom Honours
|Awarding university
|Monash University Malaysia
|Zin Yau Heng
|Program of study
|Post graduate diploma
|Awarding university
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Winds gusted, whirling up clouds of dust, dust that consisted solely of salt, and traces of other materials. Hooded, wrapped in several layers of cloth, and a cloth in front of the face, a lone figure wandered through the saltpans, that once were the ocean floor.
Carefully placing steps, probing for unsafe ground wih taps of a staff the figure was not the fastest, but didn't want to.break through the hard salty crust to get stuck in a puddle of salty sludge.
The sudden sound of a splash, accompanied by thunder as if huge waves broke above, the figure looked up, finding another figure in the air. The second figure had wings, but seemed to be unconscious, flying onward but in a steady decline. Might be some time until she comes down. If it truly is a Naga. After an hour the supposed Naga came down, landing unpleasantly on the salty ground. A cry of pain followed. That woke her.
Still taking care.not to cruah through he surface into sludge the hooded figure continued on. Guided by the Naga's cries the hooded figure navigated through the salt pans.
"You were flying eastwards, you crash landed westward." the voice of a woman reached Fathala, it seemed distant, all of her body was burning, in every scratch there was salt, her left wing was dislocated, her right wing broken, her right arm didn't feel much better. "Mirror world?" only now, after crying in pain for a while, did she notice how raw her throat felt, how dry she was.
"Yes." a hand white as snow appeared from underneath the cloaks. Fathala felt like crying but was too dried up to shed tears. The alabaster woman! She is going to kill me! Another figure appeared above her. Wings like fire, garbed only to hide his private parts. A male Naga, Eric's ghostly Naga shape. "Do not be afraid of her." he said in a calm voice. A cold, yet warming touch sent shivers through Fathala's body, the burning vanished, and the pain in her extremities eased. A healing touch?
"I take it from your reaction to me, that you have heard of me." the alabaster hand withdrew beneath the cloaks again. "Or rather, of her." as she removed her hood more white skin was revealed to Fathala, framed by streams of fiery red hair. "The Sphinx had taken possession of me, used me. Not so long ago a young, handsome man had come here, to the sweetwater sea. She used my body to seduce him, to make him bend to her will." she helped Fathala stand up. "I am Lilly."
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I am so impressed how well it cleans mirrors!! Our bedroom dresser mirror has always had a film on it. Full of streaks and glare. Even vinegar did not clean it (or windex when I used that stuff).
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The Christian Journey
This whole amazing journey started for all of us with a personal encounter with Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. We believe that God wants a relationship with all of us and that through speaking to God (prayer) and reading His word (the Bible) we can know Him and that He in turn can speak to us.
This journey starts with:
Our need for God's Forgiveness
The Bible says that we all need to be saved from the consequences of a life-style which is contrary to God's laws. No one is righteous and without sin. The very thing that separates us from God, and we are all guilty of breaking God's law in some way. The bible says in Romans 3:23 "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God".
Our Hope is in Jesus Christ
Salvation does not come by keeping laws or being good, but only through faith in Jesus Christ. We have all sinned but anyone who receives Jesus Christ can be forgiven and accepted by God as righteous. Romans 5:8 says "but God demonstrated His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners. Christ died for us."
God's Forgiveness is Available to ALL
God forgives and unconditionally accepts anyone who believes in Jesus Christ. There are no qualifications to accept Jesus Christ into your life. The invitation is to everyone just as the Bible says in John 3:16,17 " For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world but to save the world through Him"
What will your response be?
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The scripture says that the way to salvation is to "confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved" Romans 10 v 9. We want people who are totally committed to Jesus and to the mission of seeing His Kingdom come here on earth.
Be Baptised in Water
This does not mean to be "christened" as a baby or baptised as an adult – but baptised as a believer. This is the first step of obedience that Jesus commanded us to follow. It is a demonstration of repentance and of dying to the old life (Acts 2v38).
Be Baptised in The Holy Spirit
Acts 2 v 37 When the people heard this, they were cut to the heart and said to Peter and the other apostles, "Brothers, what shall we do?" 38 Peter replied, "Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins. And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 The promise is for you and your children and for all who are far off- (4) for all whom the Lord our God will call."
Be a Witness for Jesus
By living a lifestyle that brings Glory to God. Be willing and able to share the gospel (the good news) with the people you come into contact with on a daily basis. Trust God to send you to the nations on either a short term or long term basis.
Invite your friends to church.
Join in our Sunday celebrations:
This is an important time to get together. It is a time of worship, prayer, listening to the Word of God and sharing the gifts of the Spirit (Hebrews 10:25) encouraging and ministering to one another.
Combined Prayer time
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Tithes and Offerings
(Mal 3 v 6&7) Scripture is quite clear on tithing – one should give one tenth of all that one earns back to God, who gave it to us in the first place. (2 Cor. 9v7).Offering are our seed and are to be given over and above your tithe (2 Cor 9 v 6-10). Tithes and offerings are used to continue ministry. Go to our Giving page here.
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Bristol biofuel plant rejected in landmark planning decision Bristol24-7
I've not long returned from this meeting. Lib Dem Cllr Neil Harrison spoke particularly well in his public statement -as did Green Cllr Charlie Bolton who made a very forceful and concise contribution. Several speakers from the public made moving statements on ethics. Lib Dem Cllr Alex Woodman showed an excellent grasp of planning regulations and played a key role in formulating the reasons for rejecting the biofuel plan. Shame on Conservative Councillor (and Committee Chair) Barbara Lewis and Labour Councillor (and former Lord Mayor) Royston Griffey for voting in favour of the plan - presumeably they feel that the natural environment does not extend much beyond Bristol (!) and that sustainability is an issue that can be considered in narrow terms!
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thought you might be interested in my view on the need to change planning laws to take account of climate change
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God can do it again
''The number of those who ate was four thousand' Matthew 15.38
The feeding of the 4000 is a remarkable story, not least because it happens only one chapter after Jesus fed 5000! It is tempting to think that for some reason Matthew was simply re-recording the same event. However, the story is so encouraging for us.
Sometimes when we read a story in the Bible, we read it with a sense of 'if only that could happen to me'. Similarly we can read amazing stories of what God does in some people's lives, or we hear testimonies given in church, and again we can think, 'Well, good for them - but what about me?' This story of the feeding of the 4000 teaches us that what God has previously done, he can do again.
When we read of Jesus healing the sick in the Gospels, these are not meant to be stories of what once happened, but rather glimpses of what Jesus can do today. Similarly, when someone speaks about what God has done in their life, it is not that they are specifically chosen by God to be healed, but it is permission for us to believe that God is alive and active - and could indeed do the same for us.
Jesus is alive! He is not confined to the pages of a book, but is alive to us; his arms are open wide and his ears inclined to us.
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I'm A and i'm doing this survey to find out about why people are gender bias and to find outhow to stop it and keep it from starting up again so please enjoy the powerpoint.
Gender Bias Survey1. Do you think boys are smarter than girls?2.Do you think girls are better at sports than girls?3.Do you think girls are faster than boys?4.Do you think boys are better at sports than girls?5.Do you think girls are better at everything than boys?6.Do you think only girls should teach?7.Do you think real men dont cry?8.Only tough men wear pink?9.Do you think men are physically tougher than women?10.Do you think men are better at everything than women?
Gender Bias Survey ResultsADULT SURVEYWhile I was doing this survey I found out that men and women don't think that one is better than the other they both think that they're the same not different. CHILD SURVEYWhile I was surveying kids I found out that some think girls are better than boys and some thought that boys are better than girls and some just said no.
Answers to Questions1.Do stereotypes affect how we see and interact with others?I do think stereotypes affect the way we see and interact with others2.Is using stereotypes to judge people harmful?Using stereotypes to judge people hurts their feelings so yes.3.What did you find out about your self?Did you find biases that you didn't know you had?What were they?I found out that I sometimes think gender bias about people.Yes I did.They were onesthat I noticed and that I used against girls.4.What can we do right now to help end gender bias?We can start thinking that people are the same not different,that would stop gender bias.


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The people of Belarus are waking up to bad news every day as the regime of President Aleksandr Lukashenko teeters on the verge of bankruptcy.
A 55 per cent devaluation of the Belarusian rouble has sent food prices soaring and prompted panicked buyers to clear the shops of anything they can buy, fearful of further losses in the value of their already meagre salaries. Cigarettes disappeared from sale in the capital Minsk as smokers tried to stock up and stores held back supplies, anticipating price increases of 30 per cent to 60 per cent that were imposed on Tuesday.
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The American Watch Association (AWA) has elected Ronald F. Luino to a two-year term as its new chairman of the board. Luino is executive vice president and chief financial officer of Seiko Corp. of America. The election was held during AWA's annual meeting on Sept. 30.
The other officers for the 2003-2004 fiscal year are: Paul Woods (Gucci), first vice president; Walter Fischer (Rolex), second vice president; Stacie Orloff (Corum), treasurer; and Efraim Grinberg (Movado), secretary.
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Dear PACK,
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video of Pepsi and her transformation under your care. You are doing so much good for so many animals. Thank you!
Angel continues to do very well. While I promised Caroline (my dog-rescue advisor) that I would not make a final decision for a month (I tend to be a bit impulsive in matters of the heart) I know that I will keep her. She is a total love and is very happy here.
Last night I was in the bathroom getting ready for bed, and when I entered the bedroom this sweet sight awaited me.
I have been spreading the word about AHAN and PACK as best I can in my day to day life. As you can imagine, Angel attracts a lot of attention wherever we go, so I always tell people as much about her story and your remarkable work as much as I can. My neighbor is in contact about finding a dog to adopt. As long as you keep up this work I will continue to support you. I just made another $250 donation.
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