Thank you so much for your interest in our first ever Treads & Trainers for Charity event on Saturday December 3rd! If you are interested in signing up for this event please fill out the form below.
Fleet Feet Sports Delray Beach and Doghouse Multisport Training Center are asking you to help us give back to our great community this holiday season by participating in Treads & Trainers for Charity.
What is Treads & Trainers for Charity? It's 12-hours of people like you running and riding for a cause. Fleet Feet will provide the treadmill and Doghouse will provide the Computrainer* and our store will be open from 7am to 7pm for teams to ride or run in one-hour increments. Your job is to create a team (you can be a team of one if you wish!) to keep the treadmill or trainer moving during each one hour segment. Every person/team is given the goal to donate or raise at least $100 per hour. All funds raised go to purchase new bikes and new shoes for less fortunate children less holiday season. You can choose to do more than one hour if you choose but we ask it to be limited to two and it can be split up. Let's all get these treadmills and trainers going to raise money for our community!
If you can't sign up, no worries! 10% of all purchases on Saturday December 3rd will be donated from Fleet Feet Sports Delray Beach to the overall bike and shoe fund so please make sure to stop by the store to cheer for the riders and runners and pick up a few items off your holiday shopping list. In addition, Doghouse will be holding donation rides at its studio, so keep an eye on the Doghouse Facebook page for information.
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Valentina Janev is a Senior Researcher at the Mihajlo Pupin Institute, University of Belgrade, Serbia. She graduated in Electrical Engineering from the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia and received the PhD degree in the field of Semantic Web technologies from the University of Belgrade, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Since 1996, she has participated in design and implementation of many information systems including government applications as part of commercial and scientific projects including EU-funded project from FP6, FP7 and H2020. Recently, her research activity concerns Linked, Open and Big Data and implementation of EU policies in these domains. She serves as a reviewer of respectable international journals including International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems (IGI Global); International Journal of Digital Earth, Enterprise Information Systems, Knowledge Management Research and Practice, Information Systems Management (Taylor & Francis), Artificial Intelligence Review (Springer) and Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery (Wiley).
Arun B. Inamdar received his Ph.D. degree in Geology from IIT Bombay in 1986. Currently, he is a Professor at CSRE, IIT Bombay. His current research interests are Application of Remote Sensing and GIS to ICM and Climate Change studies; Coastal vulnerability studies along Indian coastline, LU/LC monitoring through satellite Remote Sensing.
Climate Change studies; Coastal vulnerability studies along Indian coastline, LU/LC monitoring through satellite Remote Sensing.
Shihong Du received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in cartography and geographic information system from the Wuhan University, Hubei, China, and the Ph.D. degree in cartography and geographic information system from the Institute of Remote Sensing Applications, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, in 1998, 2001, and 2004, respectively. He is currently an Associate Professor with the Peking University, Beijing, China. His research interests include qualitative knowledge representation, reasoning and its applications, and semantic understanding of spatial data including GIS and remote sensing data.
His research interests include qualitative knowledge representation, reasoning and its applications, and semantic understanding of spatial data including GIS and remote sensing data.
Sadiq Abdullahi Yelwa has completed his PhD from the department of Environmental Sciences, University of Stirling, UK. He has been a Lecturer in the department of Geography Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto since 1997. He was seconded for two years to start the Department of Environmental Sciences, Federal University Dutse in Jigawa State between 2012 to 2014. He has published more than 30 papers in reputed journals. He has recently been appointed to serve as the Head of Department of the newly established department of Environmental and Resources Management, Faculty of Engineering at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Nigeria.
Xinhang Shen graduated from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (B. Eng. in Naval Architecture & M. Sci. in Mechanics) in China and Royal Institute of Technology (Tech. Licentiate in Computational Fluide Mechanics) in Sweden and worked in a few organizations including University of Toronto. In 1995, he developed Natural Area Coding System and founded NAC Geographic Products Inc. From then on, he has been running the company, developing various software and web applications and providing consulting and geo-services for more than 20 years. Natural Area Coding System has been adopted as address systems in Mongolia, Somaliland, Lebanon, Nigeria, Indonesia, etc. Recently, he has been working on theoretical physics and produced a paper to disprove the Special Theory of Relativity. The conclusion of the paper has been reviewed and confirmed by both the reviewer and the chairman of the conference of "The Nature of Light: What are Photons.
Yong Wang received his Ph.D. degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara, California, USA, in 1992 focusing on synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and its application. His current research interests include the application of remotely sensed and geospatial datasets to the study of environments and natural hazards, and the algorithm development in SAR imaging and information extraction and in InSAR (Interferometric SAR) data analysis and application.
Dr. Wataru Takeuchi is currently an Associate Professor at Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), University of Tokyo, Japan. He obtained Bachelor degree in 1999, Master degree in 2001, and PhD degree in 2004 at Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Japan. He has worked at IIS since 2004 as a Post doctoral fellow. Dr. Wataru Takeuchi was a Visiting Assistant Professor at Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand from 2007 to 2009. He was also Director of Japan Society for Promotion of Science (JSPS), Bangkok office, Thailand during the period 2010-2012. His current research interests consist of Remote sensing and GIS, Global land cover and land use change, Global carbon cycling, and Management and policy for terrestrial ecosystems.
Remote sensing and GIS, Global land cover and land use change, Global carbon cycling, and Management and policy for terrestrial ecosystems.
Ismail Sabbah has completed his PhD in 1990 from the University of New Mexico and his D.Sc in 2012 from University of Alexandria, Egypt. He is working in Remote Sensing and Space Weather. He has published more than 50 papers in reputed journals and serving as an editorial board member of repute. He established the AErosol RObotic NETwork (AERONET) site in Kuwait and completed the Global Muon Detector Network (GMDN) for Space Weather predictions in 2006 by installing the first cosmic-ray muon Telescope in the Middle East.
Sherif Ishak is a Professor of Civil Engineering, Interim Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Director of the Engineering Science Program at The Louisiana State University. He obtained his B.S (1987) in Civil Engineering and his M.S Civil Engineering (1994) and Ph.D. (1998) in Civil Engineering from the University of University of Central Florida. His research focuses on Traffic operations and control, Transportation in Geographic information system (GIS), intelligent transportation systems, information systems, microsimulation modeling, and artificial intelligence applications. He is a recipient of Tiger Athletic Foundation Award, LSU, 2015, ASCE Transportation Technical Group Scholarship in 1996, UCF-DSRT Graduate Enhancement Award in 1994 and 1995.
Traffic operations and control, Transportation in Geographic information system (GIS), intelligent transportation systems, information systems, microsimulation modeling, and artificial intelligence applications.
J. Sánchez de Río has completed his PhD at the age of 28 years from Autónoma University and he has done his postdoctoral studies at the IEM-CSIC Experimental Nuclear Physics Group. He is now working as a researcher in the Statistics and Informatics department at Rey Juan Carlos University. He has published more than 25 papers in reputed journals and 4 patents related to Biometrics. He has participated in many international conferences related to Environmental Science, Photonics, Nuclear Science and Pattern Recognition. He has been lecturer of Biophysics at IE University.
Dr Hai GUO obtained his Ph.D. degree in Air Quality in 2000 and did his postdoctoral research at New York University, University of California at Irvine (Nobel laureate group), Queensland University of Technology, and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He is currently an Associate Professor (with tenure) in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and an Adjunct Professor at Queensland University of Technology, Australia, and Wuhan University, China. Dr. GUO has supervised 4 postdoctoral fellows, 6 PhD students and a number of Master students. Dr. GUO's major research interests include atmospheric chemistry, regional and urban air pollution, source apportionment, photochemistry, acidic ultrafine particles, new particle formation and indoor and outdoor air pollution. Dr. GUO is an investigator of more than 35 highly competitive external research projects with grants over 40 million Hong Kong dollars. He has published over 170 papers in high-quality international journals and conference proceedings with over 2186 SCI citations to date. His current h-index is 26. He is an Editorial Advisory Member of Atmospheric Environment (SCI impact factor: 3.281) and other four international journals and Director member of Integrated Land Ecosystem- Atmosphere Processes Study(iLEAPS)of China Branch. He is also an active reviewer for more than 35 journals. Dr. GUO has given keynote and invited speech in a number of international conferences and been a member of Scientific Advisor Committee in various conferences. Dr. GUO obtained the prestigious Gary COMER Abrupt Climate Change Fellowship in 2004-2005.
He is also the winner of the Dean's Award for Outstanding Achievement in Research Funding in 2010 and in 2014, and the Dean's Award for Outstanding Publication Achievement (Category I: High Quality Publications) in 2013.
Yongwei Sheng completed his PhD in 2000 from University of California, Berkeley. He currently is a professor at Department of Geography, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He has published more than 80 papers in reputed journals and is currently serving in NASA Landsat Science Team and NASA SWOT Mission Science Team.
Monitoring lake dynamics in the context of global change, especially in the regions sensitive to climate change such as the Tibetan Plateau and the pan-Arctic, through several ongoing NSF, NASA, and USGS funded projects.
Ahmed Melegy has his expertise in environmental Geology in improving Understanding how environmental enhancement and conservation. His Ph.D degree from Charles University-Czech Republic during 1998.He is living in Cairo, Egypt. Now, He is Professor and Head of Geological Sciences Department in National Research Centre- Dokki- Cairo- Egypt. He has many experiences in calculating mass balances in different catchments, monitoring inputs and outputs of heavy metals, remediation and using XPS through Nano surface. He is reviewers for many International Journals. He has 15 International Projects. He has participated in 30 conferences. He has more than 70 publications in International Journals.
Structural Geology, Environmental Geology, Hydrology and Hydrogeology, Petroleum Geology.
S. Majid Hassanizadeh is Professor of Hydrogeology at Utrecht University and Senior Advisor with Soil and Groundwater Department of Deltares. He is on editorial boards of many journals (Transport in Porous Media, Journal of Porous Media, Journal of Fluids) and has organized many conferences, workshops, and short courses. He is Elected Fellow of American Geophysical Union (2002), Fellow of American Association for Advancement of Science (2007). Selected as Distinguished Darcy Lecturer by US National Groundwater Association (2012). Recipient of Honorary Degree of Doctor-Ingenieur from Stuttgart University (2008), von Humboldt Prize (2010), Don and Betty Kirkham Soil Physics Award (2011), Advance Research Grant from European Research Council (2013), and Royal medal of honor Knight in the Order of Netherlands Lion (2015).
Fundamental theories of flow and transport in porous media, and applications to complex porous media such as fuel cells, diapers, paper, and biological tissues.
Dr. Rahul Verma has an overall teaching and research experience of more than 26 years. He has worked in Himalayan terrain for his Master's Dissertation in Structural Geology. He has a Doctoral degree in Petrology and Geochemistry. His current focus is in structure, tectonics and slope stability. He has completed two projects sponsored by government of India in the field of "Landslide Causative Factors and Hazard Zonation. Presently he is handling a BIUST sponsored project on 'Slope Stability in Mupane Gold Mine', Botswana. He has published 36 papers/chapters and has authored two books on Geology. He has guided two Ph.D. also. He has also received a prestigious award by an Indian NGO for his contributions in Science. Currently, he is affiliated to Department of Mining and Geological Engineering in Botswana International University of Science and Technology.
He has worked in many field-related sub-disciplines of Earth Sciences including geologic mapping, microstructural analysis, strain analysis, paleostress reconstruction, active tectonics, tectonic geomorphology, crustal deformation and image processing.
Mukesh Singh Boori is Senior Scientist in Samara University Russia and Adjunct Professor in American Sentinel University Colorado USA. Currently he is involved in remote sensing and GIS teaching and Russian academic excellence project. He has also held positions at University of Bonn Germany, Hokkaido University Japan, Palacky University Czech Republic, Ruhr University Bochum Germany, Leicester University UK, NOAA/NASA USA, JECRC University, JKLU University, MDS University and JSAC/ISRO India. He hold Postdoc from University of Maryland USA, PhD from Federal University – RN (UFRN) Brazil, Predoc from Katholiek University Leuven Belgium, MSc from MDS University and BSc from University of Rajasthan India. He received several distinguish awards including national academy of sciences (NAS) fellowship through national research council (NRC) central government of USA Washington DC, European union social fund through ministry of education, youth & sports Czech Republic, Honorary fellow University of Leicester UK, Prestigious Brazil-Italy government fellowship, Belgian and Indian government space fellowship.
• Quantitative estimation of land surface variables for natural resources management in the context of global change from satellite remote sensing. •Spatio-temporal analysis of remotely sensed data to bring improved information for natural resource monitoring, management and modeling. •Applications of remote sensing and GIS in different fields such as land use/cover change, vulnerability, climate change, urbanization, environmental monitoring and assessment.
Fares Howari serves as a Professor of Environmental Sciences at Zayed University. He served as Professor and Chair of the Department of Applied Sciences and Mathematics at Abu Dhabi University as well as a Director of Abu Dhabi University Center of Excellence of Environment, Health and Safety (CoEHS). He is a water resources and environmental scientist with research development and administration expertise. He served as a Professor of Environmental Sciences and Engineering; and Coordinator of Environmental Sciences Program at the University of Texas, PB. He also joined the Center for International Energy and Environmental Policy (CIEEP) as program coordinator, and as an Environmental Scientist at the Bureau of Economic Geology at the University of Texas at Austin. Before joining the University of Texas at Austin, Prof Howari worked as an Associate Professor at United Arab Emirates University (UAEU). At UAEU, he served in the Executive Committee for the Water Resources Graduate Program, supervisor for the Environment Society, joined dozens of committees, taught several courses, successfully obtained several grants, and conducted numerous consultations. Prior to this Dr. Howari worked for about two years at Texas A and M University where he worked as a research scientist on the development and application of computer models to assess environmental contamination problems in marine and terrestrial environments. He conduct dozens of risk assessments investigations necessary for impact assessments and baseline assessments for scoping and EIA reports. During the progressive of his professional career, he developed distinguished academic, and project coordination skills. Dr. Howari has valuable experience in management, strategic planning and administration, and also in creative leadership.
Started carrier working on technical issues of soil, water and the environment, and evolved to coordinate, and direct large research programs; interest emerged to include policy and social aspects of natural resources management. Currently have more than 16 years technical and administrative experience and knowledge in a wide range of project development and implementation in the area of environmental, soil and agricultural issues, and associated role of technology demonstrated in 100 publications and dozens of successfully completed projects, as well as in service at lead institutions in the USA, and Middle East. He received recognition award from Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research of the UAE, and, he received the Bureau of Economic Geology, Texas Author Achievement Award among others.
Orabi Hussein Orabi is currently the Former Head of Geology Department at Menoufia University, Egypt. He has done his Ph. D. form Menoufia University in the year of 1989. He is the member of the Geological Society of Egypt as well as the Paleontological Society of Egypt. He has more than 12 publications in many Scientific journals.
Geology, Bio- Stratigraphy, Mineralogy and Petrology.
Dr. G. R. Senthil Kumar did his M.Sc (Geology) and M.Phil (Geology) in the Department of Geology, Presidency College, Chennai, India and the degrees was awarded in the year 1991 and 1992 respectively. He had his Ph.D. degree in Geology from Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu, India. In addition, he is in possession of a Diploma in Mining Engineering. Since 1999, he is working as a faculty member in the Department of Earth Sciences, Annamalai University. He was a member of the Annamalai University Academic Council and Board of studies. He is also serving as a board member for few colleges and Universities. To his credit, he has published 51 research papers and attended 14 training programs on various aspects. He has guided for M.Phil and Ph.D. students. He has completed one research project funded by DST. He is a Life member of many organizations, namely GSI, MEAI, SGAT, etc. and Honorary fellow in FIMI. He has been certified as an RQP by IBM, Govt. of India for the preparation of mine plans and environmental plans, also NABET (MoEF) approved Functional area Expert in Geology. He has visited Maldives and China and presented technical papers. Received the Pinnacle of Achievement award in Earth Sciences (2001), by American Biographical Institute, Raleigh, USA and named in the Marquis who's who in the world 2012, 29th edition. He has received the Best Citizen of India, 2012 award from International Publishing house, New Delhi. In addition to the academic activities, he served as NSS program officer and presently holding the administrative post of Advisor for UGC-EOC & Scholarship Cells of Annamalai University.
Hydrogeology, Industrial minerals, Mining geology and bio-mineralisation.
M. Bouassida is a professor of civil engineering at the National Engineering School of Tunis (ENIT) of the University of Tunis El Manar where he earned his B.S, M.S, Ph.D., and doctorate of sciences diplomas, all in civil engineering. He is the director of the Research Laboratory in Geotechnical Engineering and has supervised 16 Ph.D. and 29 Master of Science graduates.
Geo technical Engineering,soil improvement techniques ,Geo mechanics, Ground Improvement Techniques, Design of foundation reinforcement.
Ivlev has completed his PhD at the age of 27 years from Chemical Technology Institute of D.I.Mendeleyev and postdoctoral studies from Stanford Chemical Physics of Russian Academy of Sciences. He is the Professor of Russian State Agrarian University of K.A. Timiryazev. He has published more than 200 papers in reputed journals and 4 scientific monographs. He has been serving as an editorial board member of Journal of Ecosystems & Ecography and of Allied Journal of Enviromental Earth Sciences. In 2005 he was awarded the medal of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences "To Author of Scientific Discovery" .
Dr. Subhasis Sen : completed his PhD in 1974 from Nagpur University and worked in Central Fuel Research Institute of the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research, India, as a geologist from where he retired in 1996. He has published more than 170 papers in reputed Indian and International journals and has published two books 'Earth – the Planet Extraordinary' and 'Decoding the Solar System'. Dr. Sen has developed a global tectonics termed 'Unified Global Tectonics' for understanding the earth system. He also served as an Editor of the Gondwana Geological Magazine.
Dr. Bahman Zohuri is currently at the Galaxy Advanced Engineering, Inc. a consulting company that he stared himself in 1991 when he left both semiconductor and defense industries after many years working as a chief scientist. After graduating from University of Illinois in field of Physics and Applied Mathematics, he joined Westinghouse Electric Corporation where he performed thermal hydraulic analysis and natural circulation for Inherent Shutdown Heat Removal System (ISHRS) in the core of a Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor (LMFBR) as a secondary fully inherent shut system for secondary loop heat exchange. All these designs were, used for Nuclear Safety and Reliability Engineering for Self-Actuated Shutdown System. He designed the Mercury Heat Pipe and Electromagnetic Pumps for Large Pool Concepts of LMFBR for heat rejection purpose for this reactor around 1978 where he received a patent for it. He then was, transferred to defense division of Westinghouse later, where he was responsible for the dynamic analysis and method of launch and handling of MX missile out of canister. He has later on joined Lockheed and Rockewell International working on Sattelite system for SDI as well as working and developing sensor system on board for remote sensing as well GIS. He later on was a consultant at Sandia National Laboratory after leaving United States Navy. Dr. Zohuri earned his first Bachelor's in Applied Matematics and his second one in Physics along with his Master's degrees in Physics from the University of Illinois and his second Master degree in Mechanical Engineering as well as his Doctorate in Nuclear Engineering from University of New Mexico. He has been, awarded three patents, and has published 26 textbooks and numerous other journal publications. Recently he has been involved with Cloud Computation, Data warehousing, and Data Mining using Fuzzy and Boolean logic. He has published more than 25 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as an editorial board member of repute.
Dr. Aruna Saxena obtained B.Arch. (Architecture) in 1992 and MUP (Urban Planning) from School of planning & Architecture, New Delhi in 1994. She did Ph.D. in Architecture using Remote Sensing & GIS technology in 2002. She did Specialization in Advance Remote Sensing and GIS from International Institute of Aerospace Survey & Earth Sciences (ITC), Enschede, the Netherlands in 2006. She has traveled to USA, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, France, Singapore, Dubai,Egpyt, Australia for academic purpose. Dr. Saxena has published about 70 research papers, guided 5 Ph.D. Thesis, 12 M.Tech. Thesis authored one Textbook on GIS and spatial data published in July 2008 Presently, Dr. Aruna Saxena is Professor & Head, Training, Placement & Students Welfare Cell of MANIT,Bhopal.
Nobuyoshi Imura was born in Japan on Feb. 23, 1948. He received the B.Eng. degrees in Faculty of Engineering, Keio University, Japan in 1970, then he started his career at Mitsubishi Electric Corporation in the same year to develop satellite onboard synthetic aperture radar (SAR) systems (JERS-1 SAR, ALOS PALSAR, IGS SAR etc.) , satellite systems (JERS-1, ADEOS, IGS etc.) , ground system and remote sensing system for about 40 years (including Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency to be transferred to later). He is currently as a project manager of small SAR satellite in Center for Environmental Remote Sensing, Chiba University. His main research interests are SAR system, satellite bus system, deployment structure and system, Research and Development (R & D) model of SAR antenna, satellite onboard SAR components. His Remote Sensing Laboratory is also developing unmanned aerial vehicle, small satellite for observation of global disaster and environmental change, scattering wave analysis and its applications in microwave remote sensing etc.
Xinhang Shen has graduated from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (BEng in Naval Architecture & MSci in Mechanics) in China and Royal Institute of Technology (Technical Licentiate in Computational Fluid Mechanics) in Sweden and worked in a few organizations including University of Toronto. In 1995, he has developed Natural Area Coding System and founded NAC Geographic Products Inc., since then, he has been running the company, developing various software and web applications and providing consulting and geo-services for more than 20 years. Recently, he has been working on theoretical physics and produced a paper to disprove the special theory of relativity.
James Lein obtained his docotrate from Kent State University and is currently Professor of Geography at Ohio University. His research focuses on applied geomatics with a concentration in remote sensing, environmental monitoring and land resource analysis. Lein has published numerous research papers and several books including Environmental Sensing: Analytic Techniques for Earth Observation (2012) and Futures Research and Environmental Sustainability: Theory and Method (2016).
His research interests are focused on monitoring of land-use/land-cover change, the integration of remote sensing and GIS in natural hazard risk assessment, and the incorporation of artificial intelligence methods in environmental decision making. He has been an active member of the EGLR Membership Committee.
Dr. Mukesh Singh Boori is Senior Scientist in Samara University Russia (03/2015–Present, funded by Russian Federation), Visiting Professor in JKLU University India (10/2016-11/2016), Visiting Senior Scientist at University of Bonn, Germany (05/2016–07/2016), Visiting Scientist/Professor at Hokkaido University Japan (12/2015–02/2016) and Adjunct Professor in American Sentinel University Colorado USA (07/2015–Present). He was involved in European Union Project as well as Visiting Assistant Professor in Palacky University Olomouc, Czech Republic (04/2013–06/2015), Ruhr University Bochum Germany (09/2014–12/2014) and University of Leicester, UK (Honorary Fellow 2014) funded by European Union; at the same time he was Assistant Professor in JECRC University India (01/2013–06/2015). He was Scientist in Satellite Climate Studies Branch (NOAA/NASA) selected by National Research Council (NRC) Central Govt. of USA Washington DC. During that time he completed his Postdoc from University of Maryland USA (10/2012). He has done PhD (EIA & Management of Natural Resources) from Federal University – RN (UFRN) Natal –RN Brazil (08/2011) funded by Brazil–Italy Govt. fellowship. He has done Predoc (Earth & Environmental Science) from Katholieke University Leuven Belgium (08/2008) selected by Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) New Delhi India and funded by Govt. of Belgium. He has done MSc (Remote sensing & GIS) from MDS University Ajmer (2004) and BSc (Bio-group) from University of Rajasthan Jaipur India (2002). In early career he was scientist in JSAC/ISRO (2006-2007) and before that Lecturer (PG) at MDS University Ajmer (2005-2007Sessions). He received international awards/fellowships from UK, USA, Brazil, Italy, Indonesia, Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Russia, China, Japan and India. He known Six Language and visit four Continents for Awards, Meetings, Trainings, Field Trips, Seminars and Conferences. He is an active Organizing Committee Member in Earth & Space Science Conferences, Co-Chaired a session and gave Conference Opening Ceremony Speech as Reynold Speaker (08/2012) Chicago USA and (05/2017) Barcelona Spain. He is editor and member of more than 10 International Scientific Societies/Journals/Committees related to Earth & Space Science; which include organize conferences. His prime research interest is "EIA and Management of Natural Resources through Remote Sensing & GIS Technology". He has more than 100 Peer-reviewed International Publications including Books as a first author on Vulnerability, Risk Assessment and Climate Change.
Prof. Yehia Abdel-Aziz has received his doctoral degree in orbital Mechanics (2002) from the Faculty of Physics, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland. He received his MSc. in Attitude Dynamics and Control of spacecraft (1998) from Mansoura University, Egypt. In February 2015 he has got the academic ranking full professor of Space Flight Dynamics and Control at Space Research Laboratory, NRIAG, Egypt. He is the Head of Space Research Laboratory at NRIAG, Egypt since March 2016. He is the Founder of the Spacecraft Charging Laboratory at NRIAG, Egypt. He was the Secretary General of the National Egyptian Committee of Space Research for COSPAR in the period of February 2005 - 2014. Professor Abdel-Aziz has more than 35 scientific research papers published in prestigious international journal covering such diverse topics as Attitude dynamics and control of spacecraft, orbital mechanics, Formation Flying satellites, Space Debris and Ground test for spacecraft charging and Discharging, in addition the interaction of spacecraft with space environments.


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import React from "react";
import { connect } from "react-redux";
import { bindActionCreators } from "redux";
import * as actions from "../actions";

import { ListItem } from "material-ui/List";
import Subheader from "material-ui/Subheader";
import RaisedButton from "material-ui/RaisedButton";
import { Toolbar, ToolbarGroup } from "material-ui/Toolbar";
import SelectableList from "../components/SelectableList";

import PropTypes from 'prop-types'

class MailList extends React.Component {
  // constructor(props, context) {
  //   super(props, context);
  // }

  shouldComponentUpdate(nextProps, nextState) {
    try {
      // update if current mail changes
      if (this.props.mailId !== nextProps.mailId) return true;

      // update if new mails are received
      if (this.props.mails.length !== nextProps.mails.length) return true;

      return false;
    } catch (err) {
      console.error(err);
      return true;
    }
  }

  onMailClick(id) {
    if (id !== this.props.mailId) {
      // display
      this.props.actions.displayMail(id);
    }
  }

  onDeleteAllClick() {
    this.props.actions.deleteAllMails();
  }

  render() {
    return (

          <SelectableList selectedMailId={this.props.mailId}>
            <Subheader>Inbox</Subheader>
            {this.props.mails.map(m => (
              <ListItem
                key={m._id}
                value={m._id}
                style={{ fontWeight: m.read ? "normal" : "bold" }}
                primaryText={
                  m.from.value && m.from.value.length === 1
                    ? m.from.value[0].name || m.from.value[0].address
                    : m.from.text
                }
                secondaryText={m.subject}
                onClick={() => this.onMailClick(m._id)}
              />
            ))}
          </SelectableList>

          <Toolbar>
            <ToolbarGroup firstChild={true}>
              <RaisedButton
                label="Delete all"
                primary={true}
                onClick={this.onDeleteAllClick.bind(this)}
              />
            </ToolbarGroup>
          </Toolbar>

    );
  }
}

MailList.propTypes = {
    mails: PropTypes.array.isRequired,
    mailId: PropTypes.string,
}

const mapStateToProps = (state, ownProps) => ({
  mails: state.mails,
  mailId: state.ui.mailId ? state.ui.mailId : null
});

const mapDispatchToProps = dispatch => ({
  actions: bindActionCreators(actions, dispatch)
});

export default connect(mapStateToProps, mapDispatchToProps)(MailList);

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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<?php

class ProgramController extends AppRestController
{

    protected $_modelName = "Program"; //model to be used as resource

    public function actions() //determine which of the standard actions will support the controller
    {
        return array(
            'list' => array( //use for get list of objects
                'class' => 'WRestListAction',
                'filterBy' => array( //this param user in `where` expression when forming an db query
                    'name_in_table' => 'request_param_name', // 'name_in_table' => 'request_param_name'
                ),
                'limit' => 'limit', //request parameter name, which will contain limit of object
                'page' => 'page', //request parameter name, which will contain requested page num
                'order' => 'order', //request parameter name, which will contain ordering for sort
            ),
            'delete' => 'WRestDeleteAction',
            'get' => 'WRestGetAction',
            'create' => 'WRestCreateAction', //provide 'scenario' param
            'update' => array(
                'class' => 'WRestUpdateAction',
                'scenario' => 'update', //as well as in WRestCreateAction optional param
            )
        );
    }

    public function actionList()
    {

        // Get common criteria used for pagination
        $c = $this->getListCriteria();

        // Collect som metadata about table schema
        $program = $this->getModel();
        $columns = array(
            "program" => array_keys($program->getAllAttributes()),
        );

        // Start building the sql-command
        $command = Yii::app()->db->createCommand()
            ->limit($c->limit)
            ->offset($c->offset)
            ->order($c->order);

        $select = U::prefixed_table_fields_wildcard('program', 'program', $columns['program']);

        // Prevent double-escaping (From Yii docs: "The method will automatically quote the column names unless a column contains some parenthesis (which means the column contains a DB expression).")
        $select .= ", (-1) AS foo";

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Sheet Music Plus (SMP) is by far the most popular site for arrangements of copyrighted works, particularly for pop songs and musicals.
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The NMSDC (National Minority Supplier Development Council, Inc.), headquartered in New York City, is an organization comprised of a network of 37 affiliate regional councils across the country (including SCMSDC), all of whom provide minority business certification and business development opportunities.
The NMSDC believes that they provide a direct link between corporate America and minority-owned business America. However, in order to directly link up you must first take a certification detour, and pay money to get directly linked. Once the money is paid and the certification complete you can then possibly meet "corporate America" representatives. All the while, white-owned businesses across the country can freely link with NMSDC corporate members.
NMSDC has over 3,500 corporate members and more than 15,000 certified minority owned businesses in its network. For more than forty years the NMSDC has been served as one of the largest bottleneck for the growth of minority business in America.
For example, the extensive process for proving that you are limited in your accesss to market your company you are encouraged to go thrugh the instruction given below.
*Note that if the Recertification application has been expired 30+ days and requires an expedition, the total additional fee will be $175 to be added to the initial recertification fee.
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Upon receipt of your completed Certification Application package, initial review may take up to 45 business days to complete. *Missing and/or submitted documents will delay the process further.
Your company must be 51% owned, managed, operated and controlled by an ethnic minority owner or group of ethnic minority owners.
The minority owners who make up at least 51% ownership must be U.S. Citizens.
The highest titled position in the business (i.e. President, CEO, Chairman, etc.) must be held by a minority owner.
The business must be headquartered in Southern California (excluding San Diego County).
Step 2: Review online application questions in advance and prepare answers.
Step 3: Gather/prepare required documents based on business entity needed to complete online Certification Application. View the checklists below or click here to download the checklist.
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Most bike helmets that pass through the Outside office are pretty standard, but the MIT-developed Lumos Helmet could be a real game-changer for cyclists. The Lumos has integrated LED brake lights and turn signals, making biking at night a whole lot safer. Watch to see what our gear editor, Ben Fox, loves about this innovative commuter helmet.


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A social criticism essay is an essay in which the author comments on an element of society that he feel is ineffective or corrupt. Topics such as bureaucracy, voyeurism and big government often take center stage in social criticism essays. When composing an essay of this type, the author needs to take care to effectively and convincingly explain the problem that he sees in society and demonstrate solutions to the problem. The practice of composing a social criticism essay can be effective not only in explaining societal problem to others but also in helping the author explore his own beliefs and refine his feelings about the society in which he lives.
Freewrite about the topic "If I could change anything..." for five minutes. A great way to narrow your focus when trying to select a societal problem on which to comment in a social criticism essay is to start with a free-write. When freewriting, be sure to follow the basic freewriting rules, which include not stopping writing during the time, writing about anything that comes into your mind and not worrying about spelling or grammar. Following these rules ensures that you effectively empty your thoughts onto a piece of paper while freewriting.
Select a societal problem. Look back at your freewriting and try to find a dominant theme. You likely unconsciously focused your freewriting on a particular problem or set of problems within society. Select one of these problems to be the focus on your social criticism essay and explain the basics of the problem in the introduction to your essay.
Elaborate on the problem with specific examples. It is not enough to simply state something that you see as a problem. You also need to elaborate on the problem and provide examples so that your readers can understand your stance on the issue. Spend several paragraphs providing examples of how the problem you have identified adversely affects members of society. This allows readers to understand why the issue is actually a problem and how that problem is affecting individuals within society. Allow the elaboration and example section of your essay to make up the body of your paper.
Provide solutions to the problem discussed. All effective social criticism essays don't just point out a problem, but they also offer solutions. Conclude your essay by stating what you think should be done to correct the problem that you have so eloquently outlined in the body of your essay. Clearly explain your suggestion and provide examples of how implementing the changes you suggest would result in the correction of the societal ill.
Schreiner, Erin. "How to Write a Social Criticism Essay." Synonym, https://classroom.synonym.com/write-social-criticism-essay-5822265.html. Accessed 19 April 2019.


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Independent Living Institute (ILI) » Library » Valuing Diversity: The Disability Agenda - We've Only Just Begun
Valuing Diversity: The Disability Agenda - We've Only Just Begun
Campbell, Jane. 2001. Valuing Diversity: The Disability Agenda - We've Only Just Begun.
Dr. Jane Campbell, Chair of the Social Care Institute for Excellence in England, presented this paper at the Bristol University Centenary Celebration on 9th November 2001, as part of their series of lectures on Valuing Diversity. She concludes, amongst other things that, "Well firstly we have to acknowledge that independent living is a human rights issue. Secondly, society has to learn not to retreat from the nettle even though it causes pain. The voice of the so-called radicals that dare to tell it how it is must not be dismissed." Internet publication URL: www.independentliving.org/docs6/campbell20011109.html
This paper was presented at the Bristol University Centenary Celebration on 9th November 2001, as part of their series of lectures on 'Valuing Diversity'.
When Bristol University asked me to give a lecture on Diversity and Disability, I immediately thought of Adolf Ratzka, a seasoned disabled activist from Germany. He had the UK's disability movement splitting our sides with laughter and wonder when he presented his 'Crip Utopia' at one of our gatherings two years ago.
"Human diversity will be embraced when I read in the English Times of an elegant black woman who whizzed out of No. 10 Downing Street in a flashy power wheelchair".
"A Prime Minister who would, lead the 'United Minorities Party', whose major political thrust was to protect the human and civil rights of all their minority constituencies through detailed and tough laws.' Laws, which prescribed Universal Design as the guiding principle in all activities and interrelationships between individuals and entities, private or public".
Adolf dreamt of a Europe, where the United Minorities Party abolished physical Apartheid and the universal wheelchair sign was forbidden. Why? Because as Adolf rightly pointed out - it singles out:
"and stigmatises a particular group of citizens. By using this symbol of access you do yourself a disservice, because the symbol serves as an alibi for the accepted norm of inaccessibility, emphasising the exception rather than the rule." (1)
Adolf's Utopia is appealing, amusing and many would say unrealistic. So wake up Jane, we're in England, post millennium, where the accepted norm is largely still in the hands of those who do not experience the world as a disabled person.
And basically that is the nub of it - The gulf between Adolf's Minorities party and our social, political and economic status in society, has yet to be bridged. But good news! Bridges are finally being built….just watch out for the 'bridge too far'.
Some of the messages in this lecture today may seem obvious, but they continue to be uncomfortable for the majority. The messages demand a radical change in the way we include difference in our lives. How do we surrender power and control to those unfamiliar to us or to those we may even fear? How do we encourage this diversity to thrive and create?
If society is to value all disabled people, it needs to find ways of making our collective minority powerful enough to influence the future. Shaping our future is something the Disabled People's Movement has been preoccupied with for decades. It is important for us to briefly revisit our history as a civil rights movement. For as Professor Oliver and I said in our book 'Disability Politics', "in order to be valued for who we are and what we want, we need to understand our history". (2)
In researching our book, we felt the real watershed came in the mid 1970's when disabled people started to organise away from charities and statutory bodies who spoke on our behalf.
Breaking away from these self-appointed guardians, we made a space where we could beg the questions: Why are we excluded from society? How can we break in? The key was to unlock some of the fundamental principles of the Social Model of Disability that we hold so precious now. The Social Model had and has the potential to transform our lives and yours. It has become the disability movement's tool for social inclusion.
The Social Model. This must be one of the most misunderstood concepts, yet it constantly trips off the tongues of those who understand it least. Many find it difficult to believe in its transforming power because it argues that our problems derive from external circumstances and not our individual medical conditions. It demands an approach that wrecks the foundations of society's main solutions to our so-called 'problems', rehabilitation, cure, institutionalisation and death. If that sounds too heavy, just think about the recent press coverage of Diane Pretty's application for lawful euthanasia.
As I said, the Social Model was developed in the early 70s by a radical group of disabled thinkers. Our heroes, our leaders. Yes, we too have our gurus. Let me remind you of the fundamental principles of this philosophy. Although developed nearly 30 years ago, they have guided our struggle for rights ever since.
Disability is a situation, caused by social conditions, which requires for its elimination the following:
That no one aspect such as incomes, mobility or institutions is treated in isolation.
That disabled people should, with the advice and help of others, assume control over their own lives.
That professionals, experts and others who seek to help must be committed to promoting such control by disabled people.
These principles locate the problem of disability with society - something we can change and improve. How liberated I felt when I realised I was not the problem and no longer had to apologise for my existence!
Over the past 30 years, disabled people have used the 'Social Model Principles' in our campaigns for comprehensive civil rights, anti-discrimination legislation and independent living. Institutionalised discrimination against disabled people was finally, grudgingly, accepted after we gave overwhelming evidence in 1991 – published in our fine book – 'Disabled People in Britain and Discrimination'.
The social model gave disabled people the confidence to campaign for rights in a way that was un-compromisingly based on social oppression. Not one off instances of prejudice as in the cases approach that had gone before. I have no doubt that this has greatly influenced the vision and values of the Disability Rights Commission. The DRC was established by this Government to tackle discrimination. A core value in the DRC's strategic plan says,
"The DRC will be guided by the social model of disability. Our philosophy and approach are underpinned by the social model of disability. We believe the barriers that exclude disabled people from full participation in society are the result of the way the social and built environments are constructed, and society's attitudes towards disabled people, rather then just being the result of individual impairments. A key part of our work will be to address, in a strategic way, those social structures and attitudes that have a disabling effect. The social model of disability is the most suitable model to adopt in our work." (3)
This is quite a statement from a body born, not of the Movement, but the establishment. It is an indication of our power to influence. It is also a demonstration by those with power, to recognise the experts. Such alliances are not without their problems, but as I said: we've only just begun. The Disability Rights Commission has much to learn from those who have been developing and using the social model as a tool for change for many, many years.
The work began this year with the Commission visiting organisations of disabled people around the country to see how they wanted to be included in a common agenda of furthering and protecting disabled people civil rights. The terms of engagement are very important if we think back to the fundamental principles: That professionals, experts and others who seek to help must be committed to promoting such control by disabled people.
But will all be well with the world if the Disability Discrimination Act is perfected?
Well, not until we grasp the nettle that still denies that all life is of equal value. The DRC's vision is of "A society where all disabled people can participate fully as equal citizens".
And this is where the squirming starts. Despite the DRC's vision and a growing international awareness of disability as a human rights issue the notion of elimination of our specific diversity is supported.
In the words of Mike Oliver:
"We know the Nazis killed 200,000 disabled people in Germany but we still practise death making in the here and now and still hidden from view. We avert our eyes just like the Germans did all those years ago. There are no gas chambers but there are things going on that we talk about in hushed tones using terms like 'euthanasia', 'mercy killing' and 'termination'". (4)
Having a right to access the built environment, employment and education are easy for society to confront in comparison to disabled people's right to life. It is a sad fact that the majority of general public, think disabled lives are flawed or simply not worth living. In a recent Daily Mail poll 68% said they would want to abort if they found they were carrying a disabled child.
If we are to really value the lives of disabled people, we all have to confront our personal ghosts. This can only be done by listening to and involving those who experience that which the majority of society wants to disappear. Not as most do – ask a Dr.
I want to give you a painfully graphic example, which may demonstrate why I have particular concerns as to the ability of society to make rational judgements about the value of our lives. We have a so-called, RIGHT TO LIFE (ARTICLE 2) of the Human Rights Act and yet in 1999 an eighteen month old child, ('Baby C'), with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) was denied ventilation to help her through her chest infection. It was deemed her "disability was too terrible to live a quality life". In addition she would need "total bodily care for the rest of her life" and this would be a "burden on state resources and family support". (5) The family did not accept this decision and took the hospital to court. The judge ruled for the hospital having received advice from a range of Doctors, all who stated quite categorically that no one with this diagnosis lives beyond the age of 2 years old and that if they did, life would be a living hell. The baby died as a result of being denied this routine health care offered to non-disabled babies with severe chest problems. Adults with SMA, including me, could tell a very different story.
Why do we put a value judgement on difference? Logically, if it is said that the Baby Cs of this world are so different that they would be better off dead then the same should be said of Me.
We have a very topical case at the moment, where sadly the disabled person herself, sees no option other than euthanasia as her release from disability. Whilst I understand her personal wishes, my outrage at the predominant social response to her situation knows no limits. So much so that a friend and I penned a letter to the Guardian.
"Your article about Diane Pretty (front page Saturday) raised some important concerns for us as disabled people. We both have a muscle condition, use electric wheelchairs and need a high level of personal care. We fully respect Diane Pretty's individual wish to end her life. However, it seems to us that she has given the press a real gift, tragedy on a plate and she has been rewarded for this by maximum coverage, none of which has ever questioned, even fleetingly, her suicidal tendency. One sure thing, the general public could be forgiven for getting the idea that anyone with a substantial level of disability will inevitably be deeply depressed and pre-occupied with thoughts of dying.
"We find this worrying, and feel somehow obligated to tell the world that we and many others like us are lucky enough not to be in that unhappy emotional state. However, we are pre-occupied with the low level of provision made to disabled people for care needs by social services and other bodies. Our vigorous campaigning on sometimes outrageous systemic injustices over the years has never been rewarded with more than tepid press interest. The message we get from this is that a pecking order of human rights concerning disability is emerging. The right to assisted suicide, which implies no expense to society and has high human emotional impact, is right at the top of the heap. The right, for example, to go to the loo when needed, which may have some cost implications and packs absolutely no emotional punch whatever is currently seen to be very much the poor relation." (6)
Sian Vasey
Jane Campbell
Society seems content to consign Mrs Pretty to the Graveyard, yet no one would dare think the same of Stephen Hawking. Logically, if it is said that the Mrs Prettys of this world are so different that they would be better off dead then the same should be said of Steven Hawking. Or do we want Hawking to live because of his intelligence? Where do we draw the lines?
I believe that acceptance and celebration of our diversity at this level, is absolutely necessary for our own emancipation and feelings of self worth.
Rachel Hurst, in her plea to the Bioethics community at their 5th World Congress said,
"It takes a particular sort of courage to rise above these negative impacts and have a faith in your own worth, or the worth of your disabled family member. It takes courage and a clear understanding that disability arises from the social barriers of attitude and environment to your impairment, not the impairment itself. A similar sort of courage and understanding has been needed by women as they overcame the discriminatory images of subservience and earth mother or the courage and understanding that has been needed for black people to overcome slavery and apartheid. Just as we all recognise that society need the difference of women and people of different races and backgrounds, so society needs people with impairments". (7)
So if we get through the hurdles of staying alive are we then accepted and included, now we have our anti discrimination legislation?
Well not quite, because there's always those sticky issues of cost and, O yes the industry that depends on our dependency.
How can diversity be valued if disabled people continue to be incarcerated when they are simply regarded as too diverse to support in the community? It is done in the name of cost, which somehow in our consumerist society makes it all right. Placing people in institutions is not recognised as a denial of human rights in this country, and yet how can it be not when….
An adult man and woman who live in a residential care home were prevented from becoming engaged to marry and denied access to privacy so they might form a close and loving relationship, by the home's staff. The staff refused to take them (they needed personal assistance to move) into a jeweller's shop to buy a ring and used various methods to keep the couple apart (8)
Right to marry and found a family
(article 12)
I want you to know that after three years of this torment the couple persuaded some friends 'outside' to help them escape for the day and they married in a registry office in 1997. They are now living in a supported living flat employing personal assistants
Control over what happens in our lives on a personal day to day level, lies at the very heart of what we disabled people claim for ourselves. We call this simple philosophy - Independent Living. It is a state of mind rather than something we can physically or mentally accomplish in comparison with non disabled people. It is an entirely emancipatory philosophy which, if put into practice in the way we envisage, will empower us to make choices about how we want to live our lives and ultimately gain personal control.
Institutional settings, however well intentioned, can never be compatible with this philosophy. Their very existence relies on the notion that there will always be some disabled people who are incapable of making choices and controlling their lives, in a way that is 'safe' and 'realistic'. Risk and economic reality (i.e. if it costs to much to support you in your community) are the most commonly used arguments to deny disabled people the fundamental right to the same freedoms enjoyed by the rest of society.
A handful of disabled residents collectively developed an escape plan back in the 70's (Project 81) which, did force a change in social policy making it possible for disabled people to receive personal assistance in the community under their own direction. Hence the ILF. and later Direct Payments.
However Direct Payments and the ILF are not in themselves 'independent living'. Even though these legislative changes have made it possible for many disabled people to stay out of residential care and build inclusive lives, for those incarcerated today, the route is far less easy and direct. This is especially true for disabled people with high support needs who, as we discussed earlier, are less valued by a society.
So what is to be done? Well firstly we have to acknowledge that independent living is a human rights issue. Secondly, society has to learn not to retreat from the nettle even though it causes pain. The voice of the so-called radicals that dare to tell it how it is must not be dismissed. The establishment must include us at the heart of debates about where and how we want to live our lives. The immoral argument put forward by the Minister for Disabled People in a commons debate in 1994, which said "there are situations when the cost of supporting a disabled person in the community becomes too great", (9) must be addressed. £500 was the ceiling set. 6 years on that glass ceiling has been raised to £650. I was stuffed then, I am now. It is only the enlightened discretion of my own authority that keeps me from that I most fear. Prison without locks. Until independent living becomes a statutory right, I will not accept my diversity is truly supported or even wanted.
Disabled people have created our own arts culture to cut through some of the raw prejudices I have brought to you today. Instead of shocking and alienating those we want to reach, I think poems like the one I'm about to read, help convey messages of how we survive in a world which has so much to learn from our diversity and satiric take on life.
Simon Brisenden wrote this poem in 1987.
Vegetableism
I am a child of the earth
I've been a vegetable since birth
I went to a school for vegetables
And learnt how to go with meat
I grew up and wore the stigma
Of being something people eat
And in my very early vegetable days
I went through a religious phase
And asked god why he had made me
Just to drown in a pool of gravy
But his answer was not detectable
So I became a Marxist vegetable
And bringing in elements
Of a feminist critique
I formed a vegetable
Liberation clique
The vegetable is political I said
And tried to undermine the state
We advocated passive resistance
To the knife the fork and the plate
And now I am writing a history in three volumes
(From a post-structuralist point of view)
Of all the anonymous vegetable victims
Who have perished in hot-pot or stew. (10)
This poem exemplifies my experience of daring to move out of my accepted sphere of expertise and experience.
I want to tell you about my interview for this wizzy job as Chair of the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE). There was I daring the establishment to consider me, a service user, for one of the top jobs in social care. I sat there facing four men in grey suits who were quizzing me about my capacity to respond to a sector that I was not a part of? Would I understand their needs? How would I balance my campaigning background with a situation where balance and objectivity was required? How did I think the social care sector would take me seriously? And I said without thinking, "What you mean is when they find out the cabbage has got a brain?" They reeled back in their chairs and I kicked myself all the way home for being so blunt. I am convinced two years ago that would have clinched my rejection. But do you know what? I think it's one of the reasons why I got the job.
There is a readiness out there to try something different and to break the mould. This is sector where our diversity is most needed and, therefore has the potential to be most valued. Who else can change the nature of the relationship between those who give and receive support?
Disabled people have built an incredibly strong political and social movement. It must be strong to have sustained the constant under funding and attacks from the mighty charitable institutions and medical interventionists. It's a bit like that song by Labby Sifri: The higher you build your barriers – the taller I become. And it's so true. I believe the time is right.
The disability movement has emerged with solutions to our collective experience of exclusion. Yes, don't forget. Non-disabled people lose from our exclusion. These solutions are based on, as Mike Oliver puts it: "three big ideas", which have emerged exclusively from our movement and have been based entirely on our experiences. The first, of course, is the social model of disability. Full Civil Rights is another and independent living is the third. In order to value diversity society needs to resource these three solutions . Power will have to change hands.
We want to contribute - not as a rung on someone's ladder to a charitable heaven – but in our own right, with our uniqueness recognised and our diversity celebrated.
(1) Ratzka A (1998) Crip Utopia Independent Living Institute, Stockholm
(2) Campbell J and Oliver M, (1996) Disability Politics, London, Routledge
(3) DRC (2001), Strategic Plan, DRC publication
(4) Oliver M (1999) Disabled People and the Inclusive Society, Public Lecture, Strathclyde Centre for Disability Research
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'I like to be part of original stories and especially, original music': Ranbir Kapoor
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Ranbir Kapoor is playing a larger-than-life quintessential Hindi film hero with the action entertainer Shamshera. Ranbir, who is coming to the big screen four years after he delivered the blockbuster Sanju, says he loves to be a part of original stories and loves to have original music in his films. He is happy that in an age of remixes, Shamshera boasts of original music which he hopes audiences will love.
Ranbir Kapoor says, "Not to put remixes down, they have their own place in the world and the audiences enjoy it. But, I like to be part of original things, ideas, original stories, and especially, original music. I have been so fortunate that a lot of my success and popularity has come through the music of my films."
He adds, "May it be Mohit Chauhan, Arijit Singh, Pritam, or A. R. Rahman or all the different musicians that I have worked with, they've really been instrumental in my growth as an actor and as a star. With Shamshera that's another step."
The first two songs of Shamshera titled Ji Huzoor and the romantic track Fitoor, which releases today, are both situational songs that take the narrative of the film forward. Fitoor has been sung by Arijit Singh and Neeti Mohan and Ranbir hopes that the quintessential love track would emotionally connect with audiences in a big way.
He further adds, "I love Fitoor. It's a lovely romantic track, the quintessential love song that I hope people also love. The scale of Fitoor is just insane and it will look grand on the big screen."
About Shamshera's music album, Ranbir comments, "Of course, Shamshera is a period action entertainer. So, the music also had to fit in that period so that it was not jarring. The film has very different kinds of songs. It's got a good amalgamation of different kinds of music which I really like and I hope people like it too."
The story of Shamshera is set in the fictitious city of Kaza, where a warrior tribe is imprisoned, enslaved, and tortured by a ruthless authoritarian general Shuddh Singh. This is the story of a man who became a slave, a slave who became a leader, and then a legend for his tribe. He relentlessly fights for his tribe's freedom and dignity. His name is Shamshera.
The high-octane, adrenaline-pumping entertainer is set in the 1800s in the heartland of India. It has the big promise of a never seen Ranbir Kapoor, who plays Shamshera in the film! Sanjay Dutt plays Ranbir's arch-enemy in this huge casting coup and his showdown with Ranbir will be something to watch out for as they will ferociously go after each other with no mercy.
Directed by Karan Malhotra, this action extravaganza has been produced by Aditya Chopra and is set to release in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu on July 22, 2022.


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Over 5,000 years ago, the Sumerians believed their gods came to the Earth and took up residence. Sumerians, Akkadians, Assyrians, and Persians worshipped these early gods and goddesses. Then, suddenly, the religion of the Sumerians died. This blood-soaked land, conquered by countless invaders has changed rulers many times, but the legends of the Sumerian myths remained to haunt the inhabitants of this land. Warfare and death are their fate; a never-ending cycle of terror and horror from one regime to the next. But now the Americans have arrived… and things will change. One way or the other, things will change.
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Improving physical activity would have global economic benefits
Significant barriers exist to creating enduring change in physical activity, but societies would be healthier and global GDP could increase as much as $760 billion by 2050 if everyone increased their physical activity.
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Economic benefits of malaria control
Investing in malaria vaccination for children in sub-Saharan Africa not only helps in reducing malaria cases and deaths, it could also have long term macroeconomic benefits according to an economic model researchers developed.
Understanding the societal burden of disease progression in multiple sclerosis
MS is associated with high economic costs to society that go beyond the costs to the healthcare system, but researchers found limited evidence on the impact of disease progression on patients, carers, and society as a whole.
Developing a New Transport Demand Model for the London Area
With rising populations in London leading to higher demand on road and transport networks, Transport for London asked researchers to develop a new strategic travel model for London, which will be used to develop strategic land use and transport policy scenarios to assist with future investment in London's transport systems.
How nightly bathroom trips affect health and productivity
Nocturia —waking two or more times per night to void — is a common condition associated with lower life satisfaction, work engagement and productivity. An economic analysis also finds it costs up to $79 billion lost economic output per year across six countries.
Requiring repayment of incentives encourages greater wellness
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Trade routes developed as part of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) aim to promote regional cooperation in Asia, Europe, and Africa. Improving multimodal transport infrastructure and connectivity in the BRI region would likely benefit all partners, and rail improvements would have the greatest impact.
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Public Funding of Medical Research Pays for Itself
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Corruption Costs Europe Up to €990 Billion Per Year
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Why the EU Single Market Is Still an Incomplete Jigsaw
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Both nocturia and poor sleep quality offer important opportunities for intervention. Nocturia is still poorly understood and more research is needed to better understand the condition.
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People who don't sleep enough are more likely to die at any given point in time. And that obviously reduces the labor supply of an economy. If people don't sleep enough they are less productive at work, which subsequently also has negative consequences for companies.
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If the US insisted in a bilateral US-UK negotiation that we be allowed to call cheese from Vermont Feta, and if the British allowed for the sale of it in the UK, that would put them in contradiction to obligations they may have to protect feta as a result of a free trade agreement with the EU.
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If people who currently sleep less than six hours began to sleep six to seven hours instead, this could add billions of dollars to national economies. It would also help to reduce the risk of individual health problems in the future.
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A small change [in school start time] could result in big economic benefits over a short period of time for the U.S. In fact, the level of benefit and period of time it would take to recoup the costs from the policy change is unprecedented in economic terms.
As Brexit negotiations begin... The new Northern Irish centre of gravity in British politics is yet another dimension that must be considered if these intricate, challenging talks are to be made a success.
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Someone who sleeps less than 6 hours compared to someone who sleeps 7 to 9 hours misses on average about 6 days more ... and this obviously has an effect on the economy because they don't deliver their productive capacity for their companies.
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Aphthona kaszabi es un coleóptero de la familia Chrysomelidae. Fue descrita científicamente por primera vez en 1967 por Kral.

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This article relies too much on references to primary sources. Please improve this by adding secondary or tertiary sources. The creators of The Matrix Trilogy had repeatedly state that this was conceived as a "Trilogy" from the start.
First mistake is the introduction of many many new secondary characters who might not necessarily needed. And these characters are trying really hard to pose as important without that being the case at all.
The attempt for a recreation of the perfectly scripted dialog between Neo and the Oracle in the original is a failed one.
In conclusion when you are trying for bigger and better there is no guaranty that you will succeed. A common thing in movie sequels. A curse, that struck the second and the third sequels of the Matrix.
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