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NGC 6044 is a lenticular galaxy located about 465 million light-years away in the constellation Hercules. NGC 6044 was discovered by astronomer Lewis Swift on June 27, 1886. It was then rediscovered by astronomer Guillaume Bigourdan on June 8, 1888. NGC 6044 is a member of the Hercules Cluster.

See also
 List of NGC objects (6001–7000)
 NGC 6039

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Hercules (constellation)
Lenticular galaxies
6044
IC objects
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Astronomical objects discovered in 1886
Hercules Cluster
Discoveries by Lewis Swift

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Louise Kuramoto shares five lessons the Australian Communities Foundation learned from a recent trip to the US.
Louise Kuramoto | 3 July 2019 at 4:54 pm
It's often said that philanthropic practice in the US is years ahead of Australia. It's been a point of contention for many of us who work in the social sector, but one thing we can learn from our North American counterparts is their commitment to making giving mainstream.
Recently, a few members of the Australian Communities Foundation (ACF) team travelled to Canada for the Community Foundations of Canada Conference.
We had been invited to give a presentation about the Australian Communities Foundation's philanthropic leadership, and our Impact Fund, an innovative discretionary granting program that leverages funding from our giving community and the wider philanthropic sector to support advocacy, policy and systems change.
We also took the opportunity to travel to the US to meet with social change advocates, different types of foundations and giving networks to get a better understanding of where the sector is heading and what the future of philanthropy might look like.
Here's what we learnt:
1. Philanthropy, and community foundations in particular, need to lead with and be unwavering in their values.
In a time where more and more individuals in our community are deeply concerned by the growing wealth divide, inaction on climate change and the appointment of conservative governments, people are increasingly looking for civic and political homes where they can express their values in a meaningful and impactful way.
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whether the composition of a philanthropic organisation's staff and board reflect the communities it serves;
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Building on the understanding that social change is facilitated when you get people in a room who don't agree with each other, philanthropy is an obvious neutral player with enough influence to bring together many voices within an ecosystem to work towards a way forward or a better solution.
4. Philanthropy's impact strategy should not begin and end with its grant making.
When philanthropy talks about mobilising its resources, the conversation has moved on from what the grant-making budget is, to how the corpus has been invested. That means investing not only with a negative screen, but actively investing in solutions in the areas in which they seek to have an impact.
5. We should be aiming to get philanthropy to "yoga status".
Building the awareness of giving and the many and varied ways people can be actively involved in giving, is something in great need of investment.
We heard from one of the organisations we met with that we should be aiming for a future where foundations and giving networks are as popular and commonplace as yoga studios.
In the same way that people who've never practiced yoga might walk past a yoga studio and know they should be doing it, know it's good for them and that they'll probably enjoy it, it's about embedding giving in our culture so deeply that those who haven't given yet feel that way when they encounter a community foundation.
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Louise Kuramoto is head of philanthropy and impact at Australian Communities Foundation.
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Coronavirus, Coronavirus Disease-19, Diagnosis, Human Immune System, Coronavirus Disease-19 Published Papers
Several years ago, China and the United States of America began experimenting with the coronavirus, which lives in the bat. It is not known until now how the virus spread and how it extended to all countries of the world. However, it is certain that this virus first appeared and spread was at the end of 2019 and in the Chinese city of Wuhan, especially in markets close to laboratories that are working on this virus. At the beginning of the year 2020, this virus began to spread very widely all over the world and began killing thousands of people every day. The world economy was destroyed until the World Health Organization considered it a pandemic. As for the research aspect, the researchers started the research work on this pandemic from many aspects, including medical, statistical, managerial, healthcare, and others. A statistical analysis depends many key factors that have been studied. This study was conducted on April 11, 2020, where a large number of research papers were downloaded using the keywords coronavirus disease (COVID)-19, which were applied in the Sciencedirect library that was examined on 100 research papers only. The obtained results indicated that most of the research papers that worked on the subject of COVID-19 confirmed that this virus infects the human respiratory system, which in turn leads to shortness of breath and death. Here, it must be noted that the human immune system has a major role in the process of overcoming this virus and gradual recovery. The obtained analysis indicated that the main fields of coronavirus are: Medicine 42%, statistics 21%, healthcare 19%, and management 18%. Through this study, it became clear that China is the first country in terms of the number of researchers and also in terms of the number of research papers related to the COVID-19.
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Accentuate challenges perceptions of disability by providing life changing opportunities for Deaf and disabled people to participate and lead within the cultural sector.
Accentuate challenged perceptions of disability by providing life changing opportunities for Deaf and disabled people to participate and lead within the cultural sector.This was achieved by working in partnership with others to create groundbreaking projects which supported and promoted the talents of deaf and disabled people in the cultural sector.
D4D: Disability and Community, is a 4 year research programme that is investigating the evolving ways in which disabled people express, perform, experience and practice "community". Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council through their Connected Communities programme, D4D consist of a number of different contributing projects exploring diverse areas such as robotics, the arts, education, employment and gaming. Esther Fox, Head of the Accentuate programme is leading an area of work exploring the impact of genetic screening using visual arts practice and VR.


Newton is the brainchild of former corporate recruiters (that's us) who began developing the product in 2004 after becoming frustrated with existing commercial recruiting platforms. Having run corporate recruiting programs for nearly 10 years with hard-copy resumes, fax, email, spreadsheets and legacy software- we wanted to leverage the benefits of internet technology to help us provide a better service to our clients. We wanted something that would make rolling out, ramping up, managing, and improving hiring programs easier. We wanted something that offered a more collaborative recruiting experience. And, we needed something that was intuitive and easy-to-use for recruiters, candidates and hiring managers. Essentially, we needed something that would make the recruiting process as simple as possible.
As former recruiters, we have managed hundreds of thousands of applicants through hundreds of recruiting processes. Over the years, our hiring process became more complex with ever increasing forms, spreadsheets, candidate sources and work-arounds.. Finally, the "Newton apple" fell on our heads and we realized that we had to eliminate all of that complexity and as they say in the world of lean, bring the entire recruiting process in control.
The second part of our collective epiphany was that the recruiting process is a natural candidate for lean. In simple terms, recruiting is a series of sequential waterfall tasks that are defined by a series of yes / no decision events. At its root, the hiring process is not complex, but there are several magnets for wasted activity (or inactivity) that can slow it down, confuse people, and lead to breakdowns / failures. We set out to eliminate all of the steps that waste resources, cause inconsistency, and add unnecessary steps to hiring.
Newton is designed to move applicants through each stage of the process in a systematic, orderly, and continuous manner and to eliminate periods of inactivity between each stage. This workflow is native to Newton and doesn't require weeks of customization to leverage. On the same token, it's also not designed to allow users to add unnecessary steps to hiring.
We've built years of practical recruiting knowledge into Newton, offering our customers a competitive advantage from day one. Think of Wal-Mart turning itself inside out, offering its industry-leading supply chain and logistics systems to any and all outsiders, even rival retailers. Or, imagine Amazon renting out everything it uses to run its own business, spare computing capacity on its thousands of servers, data storage on its disk drives, and the millions of lines of software code that coordinates all that (they do this). When you choose Newton, you get a recruiting platform that's designed around a proven, fully optimized workflow that promotes collaboration, captures critical data for compliance, and provides game-changing analytics. It's not just a tool … it's an infrastructure for recruiting.
Optimize your recruiting workflow and HIRE FASTER.
The easiest way to hire people faster is to eliminate wasted steps in your process and reduce periods of inactivity i.e. waiting. Newton standardizes the stages of your recruiting process while maintaining enough flexibility to address dynamic events. Knowing all the stops in a process makes it easier than ever to measure recruiting performance and to pinpoint and eliminate periods of inactivity which lead to inefficiency. Newton standardizes the process of hiring by removing inefficient activities (i.e., friction) in the hiring process, reducing periods of inactivity (wasted time) and promoting decision making (green is go, red is no).
We're also looking into ways to incorporate an electroshock device that will "notify" people when they have a task to complete but, we're not sure if it's legal.
Automate iterative tasks and MAXIMIZE YOUR RESOURCES.
One of the pillar concepts of lean processes is "autonomation" (from Toyota), or smart automation. Newton is designed to automate repetitive tasks, freeing up recruiters to do what recruiters do best – talk to other humans. For example, with Newton's Thank You Letter feature, never before have recruiters been able to improve the candidate experience with so little manual work. For many years, the best practice literature has said that every candidate should get a Thank You Letter, yet probably less than 1% of company recruiters actually send them out. (We imagine that a decent percentage of the companies that do send these emails are mostly Newton customers . One click and recruiters are back to work and applicants are in the know and feeling more positive about your company.
We're trying to figure out a way to automate meetings, but that may be a ways off.
Stay in compliance and improve quality of hires by PROMOTING CONSISTENCY.
In a complex system, consistency is only achieved through discipline and a whole lot of practice. Newton fast-forwards user training because the decision process is as simple as "yes" or "no. Newton allows you to operate and manage a streamlined recruiting process that promotes consistency across all departments. Ultimately, consistency drives more than just efficiency or cost reductions, it's also critical for promoting compliance. No matter what size recruiting program you're running, recruiting is subject to government regulation and only Newton will help you capture all the essentials automatically.
Newton is like insurance for your recruiting program.
Stay in compliance by promoting consistency. Newton is insurance for your recruiting program.


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Він був сином Гі де Боулє, володаря феодального замку Боулє. Вивчав право в Паризькому університеті, отримавши докторський ступінь. У 1273 році став архідияконом Шартр і наступного року Пуатьє; також отримав ряд інших церковних привілеїв. У 1281 році обраний архієпископом Буржа. У 1282-90 році очолив чотири провінційні синоди. У 1285 році проводив похоронні церемонії короля Франції Філіпа III. 18 вересня 1294 року Папа Римський Целестин V призначив його кардиналом-єпископом Палестрини. Брав участь у конклаві 1294 року. Папа Боніфацій VIII послав його разом з кардиналом Берардом з Альбано, щоб посередити між королями Франції та Англії; ця місія провалилася. Незабаром після повернення з цього легата він помер в Орвієто.

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Education January 10, 2023January 19, 2023 WhatALife Contributor
Many students wish to join a scholarship program. After all, not many are born into families with the ability to support their education financially. Others find scholarships as an opportunity to study in their desired profession. On this list are 7 Scholarship Programs in the Philippines for Filipino Students in 2023.
Scholarship grants are similar to an investment. Organizations such as the government or big companies are the ones who frequently sponsor these projects. For the government, promising students from low-income families are often chosen to improve the nation's economic status.
On the other hand, big companies might have different motives, such as improving the company's reputation or training promising employees. Ultimately, both parties win since the scholar can quickly secure a job from the sponsor company.
DOST-SEI Scholarship Program
SM Foundation College Scholarship Program
CHED Scholarship
GSIS Educational Subsidy Program
Gawad Patnubay Scholarship Program
Iskolar Ni Juan
OWWA Scholarship Program
The Department of Science and Technology Scholarship Program is one of the most famous scholarship grants in the country. Many look up to DOST-SEI scholars since they have passed the scholarship's difficult exam.
The scholarship program is part of the Republic Act 2067, also known as the Science Act of 1958. This law aims to improve the nation's scientific and technological research to foster innovation. As part of this law, the government shall provide scholarships to promising youth that wish to enter the STEM field.
DOST-SEI scholarships used to be only for graduate studies, such as those pursuing a Master's Degree. However, in response to the implementation of K-12, DOST also started granting scholarships to undergraduate programs to drive knowledge-centric progress by developing the nation's future workforce.
The following criteria must be met by the applicant to be considered eligible for the scholarship grant:
Natural-born Filipino citizen – Born and raised in the Philippines, no matter their parents' nationality.
Must be in the STEM strand graduating class in senior high school
For the non-STEM strand in senior high school graduates, they must belong to the top 5% of the graduating class
In good health and moral character
A resident of the stated barangay or municipality
First-time DOST-SEI exam taker or took the previous DOST-SEI Exam but didn't qualify for the scholarship.
Does not have any undergraduate or post-secondary unit
Passed and took the DOST-SEI scholarship assessment or the DOST-SEI undergraduate examination.
DOST priority courses
The Department of Science and Technology requires you to choose a course that focuses on STEM fields which can be one of the following:
Bachelor in Technology and Livelihood Education (Specialization in Information and Communications Technology)
Mathematics and Science Teaching
As one of the most prominent conglomerates in the Philippines, the SM Group of companies created the SM foundation to pursue their core principle, which is "PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE."
The SM Foundation's mission is to help its surrounding communities achieve the company's vision: "A Philippines where everyone has the opportunity for self-improvement and the environment is sustained for future generations."
Graduates of Grade 12 from private and public schools in covered areas; Applicants coming from private schools must have a DepEd voucher and be Grade 10 finishers from public high schools;
A general weighted average grade of at least 92% or equivalent for Grade 12 – 1st semester;
The total household income must not exceed P150,000 annually;
NCR, Albay, Bataan, Batangas,Benguet, Bulacan, Cagayan, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Cavite, Isabela, Laguna, Nueva Ecija, Palawan, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Sorsogon, Quezon, Rizal, Tarlac, Zambales
Capiz, Cebu, Iloilo, Leyte, Negros Occidental
Agusan del Norte, Davao del Sur, Misamis Oriental, South Cotabato, Zamboanga del Sur
BSBA in Financial Management
BSBA in Management Accounting
BS in Information Technology
BS in Electronics and Communications Engineering
BS In Electronics Engineering
BS Electronics Engineering
BS in Civil Engineering
BS in Electrical Engineering
BS in Mechanical Engineering
BS in Accountancy
BS in Accounting Technology
BS in Accounting Information Systems
BS in Internal Auditing
BS in Elementary Education
BS in Secondary Education major in Biology, Chemistry, General Sciences, Physics, Mathematics, English
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) is the highest educational authority in the Philippines. Their scholarships focus on helping impoverished students with excellent grades. Moreover, being a CHED scholar will unlock many opportunities after you graduate since CHED scholars are known to have exceptional academic abilities.
A Filipino citizen
Graduating high school students or a high school graduate with a General Weighted Average (GWA) of:
Full scholarship: 96%
Half-merit scholarship: 93%-95%
CHED priority courses:
The CHED also lists priority courses that applicants should enroll in. Choose from the following:
Information Technology Education – (These include Computer Science, Cyber Security, Game Development, and Animation)
Science and Mathematics – (These include Biochemistry, Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Environmental Science, and Geology)
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) is an insurance system that caters only to government employees. Therefore, this scholarship program is targeted toward the beneficiaries of government employees as part of their benefits. However, these are only for low-income household members of the GSIS.
With only 400 scholarships available, 40 are given to students belonging to an indigenous tribe, students in single-parent households, or those with disabilities.
Grantees must be college students with a 4 or 5-year course at any year level and enrolled in any school recognized by CHED.
No existing scholarship from public or private institutions.;
Children/family members of active contributors to GSIS
Parents must have permanent employment status and be within the salary grade 24 and below.
Have no record of underpaid or unpaid loan amortization (for more than 3 months).
Sponsored by Landbank, Gawad Patnubay aims to assist underprivileged students in the countryside who wish to pursue a degree in agriculture and fisheries. Landbank is a Philippine government financial institution mandated to support the development of the nation's rural areas.
In addition, the scholarship program also aims to reinvigorate the country's agricultural industry, which is an industry that's slowly fading in the background. Furthermore, Gawad Patnubay's education-to-employment initiative ensures the beneficiary's career by partnering with various agricultural institutes.
A Filipino citizen;
A student undertaking any agriculture-related disciplines such as BS Agriculture or BS Fisheries;
Completed the initial screening procedures of partner accredited local universities (entrance exams, preliminary interviews, and complete document submission.);
Ideally, dependents of active members of LANDBANK, LCDFI Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries, and Agrarian Reform Communities; presently aid mostly cooperatives of small farmers and fishers.
Honor students' primary qualification: general weighted average (GWA) of at least 2.5 or its equivalent in each semester; no record of grades lower than 3.0 or equivalent in any subject
Must not be beneficiaries of other financial assistance, grant, or scholarship from external sources, public and private funding, such as partial scholarships and educational plans.
Annual family income must not exceed PHP 300,000.00, as stated in their BIR Income Tax Return (ITR). But exemptions apply on a case-to-case basis.
Iskolar ni Juan is a joint venture between the Gokongwei Brothers Foundation and Universal Robina Corporation. This scholarship program differs from the others since it aims to provide technical education for its scholars.
In partnership with TESDA, they develop the scholar's skills in an eight-month technical training program. Afterward, they undergo On-The-Job Training at Universal Robina Corporation as either a Machine/Production Operator or an Instrumentation Technician/Machine Maintenance.
This scholarship program assures employment at URC if you pass the training. Moreover, a Certificate of Completion is given to those who complete the program, particularly in Mechatronics Servicing or Instrumentation and Control Servicing.
Filipino Citizen
Senior High School graduate
No grade lower than 80% in Mathematics and Science
From a family with an annual income of not more than PHP200,000
Willing to stay at GBF Technical Training Center located in Calamba, Laguna, Philippines, to undergo an 8-month academic term
Ready to be deployed at Universal Robina Corporation plants present in the Philippines to undergo a 4-month On-the-Job Training
Willing to be employed at Universal Robina Corporation plant for at least one year after completing the program
The Overseas Workers Welfare Association promotes the well-being of Overseas Filipino Workers. This scholarship program is dedicated to those dependent on an OFW family member.
The Salary of the OFW OWWA member must be $600 (Php 33000) or less per month.
For incoming first-year students, the applicant must be a direct family member of an active OWWA member, single, and under the age of 21.
Applicants currently enrolled in college must be a child of an active OWWA member, single, and under 30.
They must have completed high school and have good physical and mental health.
They must be of good moral character.
They must pass an admission exam conducted by the state institution or university where they intend to enroll in the OWWA Regional Welfare Offices.
They must not be a recipient of other scholarships, public or private.
Scholarship programs are always available at the end of a school year, usually in March. Some of them even go School-to-School to encourage students to pursue higher education.
The scholarship programs listed all have varying goals, merits, and demerits. However, taking as many scholarship exams as possible, even if it's not your desired choice, is an excellent tactic to ensure a broader range of options. –WhatALife!/Vaughn
Sources: (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6)
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"I recently flew down to Las Vegas for eight days to attend a convention. During the weekdays the city was active and exciting, on Friday and Saturday night it exploded. So many people moving everywhere all at once. On the Las Vegas Strip the lights blaze so brightly sometimes it seems like daytime. While there we went to see the Excalibur Tournament of Knights, the Blue Man Group, and took a helicopter ride to the Grand Canyon. The Excalibur dinner was pretty good (no utentils, be warned), the Blue Man Group was outstanding and the helicopter ride with Maverick was very good as well (a bit pricey but good - wear insect repellent).
We stayed at the MGM Grand hotel and casino, which features a lion exhibit. Unless you timed it right and were at the show, there was very little activity. We tried to see it a few times but missed it everytime. In the future we'll find out the schedule in advance.
A few times we went to see the free water display at the Bellagio...it is excellent. Powerful water cannons set to music, what isn't to love. The show comes on every 15 minutes with a different song.
If you are interested in getting away from the vegas strip I highly recommend Freemont Street - it is a spectacle to behold with many side attractions, and an amazing light show at the top of every hour. If you are interested you can even go zip lining along about 1/2 of the street. The prices are better than on the strip, and rumor has it the Golden Nugget pays out better than the regular casinoes. (Only what I was told by a cab driver).
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meaning that a single judgment for those amounts is entered against all liable defendants, and the plaintiff can enforce the entire amount against any of them without need for apportionment. A defendant's liability for compensation for pain and suffering and other "non-economic damages," on the other hand, is several. The defendant is only liable for these amounts based on his percentage of fault.
This tort reform measure from 1986 has all kinds of ramifications for settlements, set-offs, and enforcement of judgments, all of which will make for an excellent white paper one of these days if CBL or one of his partners ever gets around to writing and posting it. But here's today's question: what about a punitive damage award? Joint and several, or several?
Well, yesterday, the Court of Appeal for the Second District decided Jackson v. Yarbray (November 10,2009) ___Cal.App.4th___ (B204321). Acknowledging that "there is no published decision expressly authorizing a joint and several award of punitive damages," (Slip Op. at 36) the court nonetheless interpreted 1928 Supreme Court dicta in Thomson v. Catalina (1928) 205 Cal. 402, 407-408 (too old for a link) as "plainly suggest[ing] such an award is permissible in appropriate circumstances." According to the Court of Appeal, Thomson "certainly implies that punitive damages do not have to be apportioned when the finder of fact determines the defendants acted jointly to commit a single wrong and each acted with essentially the same degree of culpability."
One of the defendants did raise the question of whether the total amount of punitive damages "when considered as to a single defendant who is jointly and severally liable for that sum, is excessive, either in relation to the compensatory damages awarded or his or her financial condition." (Slip Op. at 37.) However, the Court of Appeal dodged the question, noting that (a) this defendant did not raise compensatory / punitive proportionality on appeal, and (b) under the substantial evidence rule, there was sufficient evidence of that defendant's financial condition to support the entire amount as to him.
For years, Alabama has deemed all wrongful death damages to be punitive, and awards them jointly and severally against multiple defendants. Only simple negligence is required, not willful or wanton conduct. As out-of-state counsel, we were surprised by this scheme years ago and challenged it in Tatum v. Schering Corp., 523 So. 2d 1042 (Ala. 1988), but didn't make a dent in years of state tradition. I question whether this would pass muster under subsequent U.S. Supreme Court decisions on punitive damages and due process, but I am not in Alabama and have not checked lately to see if anyone has taken up that battle.


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News / National / PH allows use of rapid antigen tests as entry requirement
PH allows use of rapid antigen tests as entry requirement
Published April 7, 2022, 12:05 AM
by Argyll Cyrus Geducos
Travelers entering the Philippines will now be allowed to use rapid antigen tests as an entry requirement instead as long as they are performed by healthcare professionals from the country of origin, Malacañang announced.
PIXABAY / MANILA BULLETIN
Communications Secretary Martin Andanar made this announcement as the country further eases Covid-19 restrictions.
In a statement late, Andanar said that the Inter-agency Task Force (IATF) for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases approved this recommendation during its meeting on Wednesday night, April 6.
The use of rapid antigen tests for entry requirements in the Philippines will be allowed as long as they are administered and certified by a healthcare professional in a healthcare facility, laboratory, clinic, pharmacy, or other similar establishments from the traveler's country of origin.
Initially, the government required international travelers to present a negative Reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test taken within 48 hours before their flight to the Philippines, among other requirements.
Last month, the IATF eased the testing requirements to allow travelers to present a negative Antigen test taken within 24 hours before their flight.
The IATF has allowed the entry to the Philippines of fully vaccinated travelers from all countries on March 25.
Meanwhile, Andanar said the Philippines is now accepting and recognizing the national Covid-19 vaccination certificates of Bangladesh, Mexico, Pakistan, and the Slovak Republic, for purposes of arrival quarantine protocols, as well as for interzonal/intrazonal movement.
"This is in addition to other countries/territories/jurisdictions whose proofs of vaccination the IATF has already approved for recognition in the Philippines, and without prejudice to such other proofs of vaccination approved by the IATF for all inbound travelers," he said.
The Bureau of Quarantine, the Department of Transportation – One-Stop-Shop, and the Bureau of Immigration are directed to recognize only the proofs of vaccination thus approved by the IATF.
To date, the country recognizes the vaccination certificates as sufficient proof of vaccination of 73 countries/territories/jurisdictions.
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Chennai Super Kings will take on Rajasthan Royals in the IPL T20 game on April 11 in Jaipur. TFG fantasy sports brings you tips and tricks for this fantasy round. The game will start at 8.00 p.m. IST.
There is no clear favourite for this game. While CSK are on top and beat RR in Chennai early in the tournament, the hosts have a decent record at home.
Suresh Raina has almost 650 runs against RR in the IPL.
RR skipper Rahane will open the batting. He has 300 plus runs vs Chennai in the IPL.
Watson opened the batting and got out on 39.
Dhoni made 52 off 35 balls.
Butler opened the batting and won the game with his 95.
Former RR player, Shane Watson is 31 runs short of 1000 runs at the Sawai Mansingh stadium.


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Corporate criminal liability: commodity trader pays Sfr94 million for lack of organisational corruption prevention
Switzerland | 23 December 2019
Under Swiss criminal law, criminal offences committed within a corporation during the course of its commercial activities may result in the corporation's direct criminal liability if the offence cannot be allocated to a specific individual within the corporation due to the corporation's deficient organisation. The Office of the Attorney General recently convicted a commodity trader of failing to take all due organisational measures to prevent corruption by its employees and agents and fined it Sfr94 million.
Cooperation with foreign judicial authorities – Article 271 of Criminal Code remains serious obstacle
Switzerland | 29 April 2019
The Federal Supreme Court recently ruled that a Swiss-based asset management company's disclosure of client information to US authorities with a view to facilitating the conclusion of a non-prosecution agreement violated Article 271 of the Criminal Code. The decision reiterates that the court does not look favourably on persons who take matters into their own hands and bypass the competent Swiss authorities in furtherance of foreign state interests.
New draft bill on private sector whistleblowing
The inadequacy of whistleblower protection in Switzerland has been widely criticised for years. Despite the legislation on public sector whistleblowing which was introduced in 2011, there is no concise legal framework specifically addressing respective issues in the private sector. To fill the gap, the Federal Counsel recently proposed a leaner and more understandable piece of legislation, which will be introduced into the section governing employment contracts in the Code of Obligations.
Federal Tribunal upholds conviction of asset manager for not disclosing retrocessions
Switzerland | 08 October 2018
The Federal Tribunal recently confirmed an asset manager's conviction of criminal mismanagement under Article 158 of the Swiss Criminal Code for failing to disclose retrocessions received from a custodian bank. This is the first time that the tribunal has ruled on the controversial issue of whether the failure of an asset manager to render accounts on retrocessions and similar rewards paid by third parties in connection with the asset manager's performance of their mandate would qualify as criminal mismanagement.
Amendments to Anti-money Laundering Act – consultation process initiated
Switzerland | 27 August 2018
The Federal Council recently initiated the consultation on a number of amendments to the Anti-money Laundering Act. The consultation draft marks the third bundle of legislative measures to comprehensively implement the recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force in its latest mutual evaluation report on Switzerland. However, the proposed extension of the act's scope to include advisers marks a significant and highly problematic step.
Proposed implementation of FATF and Global Forum transparency recommendations meets stiff opposition
Switzerland | 11 June 2018
In one comprehensive bill, the Federal Council addressed the concerns of the Financial Action Task Force and the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes with regard to the transparency of legal entities. The proposed measures would not only replace a system that was introduced merely three years ago and has proven to be effective, but would also entail severe consequences for approximately 60,000 companies in Switzerland.
Distinction between administrative assistance in tax matters and legal assistance in criminal matters
Switzerland | 26 February 2018
The Federal Supreme Court recently rendered a landmark decision preventing the Swiss Federal Tax Administration from transmitting un-redacted bank files to the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) which contained information on third parties which had allegedly helped a US taxpayer to defraud the IRS. What is of particular interest to white collar crime practitioners is the emphasis put on the distinction between administrative assistance in tax matters versus legal assistance in criminal matters.
Fallout of FATF mutual evaluation report on Switzerland
In the aftermath of the fourth mutual evaluation of Switzerland's dispositive to combat money laundering and terrorist financing by the Financial Action Task Force, the Swiss Financial Markets Supervisory Authority recently published a draft amendment to its Anti-money Laundering Ordinance. The amendment will result in a significant increase of compliance work for all financial intermediaries.
No bypassing of rules guaranteeing due process in judicial assistance in criminal matters
The Federal Criminal Court recently took the opportunity to examine methods whereby rules of Swiss domestic law in penal matters are bypassed by looking at the example of the disclosure of certain bank records to the Brazilian authorities as exhibits to a Swiss request for international judicial assistance, the procurement and transmission of which had been applied for by the Brazilian authorities in a previous request for judicial assistance.
Federal Tribunal on professional privilege in context of internal investigations
The Federal Tribunal recently held that professional privilege did not prevent prosecutors from accessing information collected by attorneys retained by a Swiss bank to carry out an investigation of suspected contraventions of regulatory and penal laws by the bank's employees. This decision should be seen in context with another decision in which the tribunal clarified the scope of protection provided by the nemo tenetur privilege in penal investigations against corporate entities.
Federal Tribunal clarifies nemo tenetur privilege of legal entities
The Federal Tribunal recently made some significant clarifications regarding the scope of protection provided by the nemo tenetur privilege in penal investigations against corporate entities. The tribunal confirmed that, although legal entities can rely on the privilege, it should be applied restrictively concerning information which the legal entity is obliged to obtain, keep and record, as the purpose of these obligations is typically to ensure access to information.
New criminal provisions on corruption in private sector to enter into force
Parliament recently adopted amendments to the Penal Code introducing new provisions on corruption in the private sector. Corporate undertakings should accordingly scrutinise internal regulations and directives and internal control procedures should be reviewed to strengthen the overall resistance against corruption. Undertakings should also consider establishing an internal reporting mechanism for suspected wrongdoing.
Federal Supreme Court endorses extradition of FIFA official to United States
The Federal Supreme Court recently rendered its first decision on the extradition of one of the FIFA officials that were spectacularly arrested in Zurich. The case concerned the extradition of Julio Rocha, former president of the Nicaraguan Football League. Rocha consented to be extradited to Nicaragua, but opposed extradition to the United States and appealed to the Federal Supreme Court.
Switzerland assists EU member states in cases of evasion of indirect taxes
A recent decision of the Federal Criminal Court has demonstrated an exception to the rule that Switzerland does not assist foreign investigations of fiscal offences. If a party domiciled in the European Union seeks to avoid tax by artificially shifting turnover to Switzerland, mutual legal assistance to prosecute fiscal offences may be granted on the basis of the Schengen rules on combating fiscal offences in the field of indirect taxation.
Selling Swiss bank customers' confidential data – Switzerland claims worldwide jurisdiction
Switzerland | 16 November 2015
The Federal Tribunal has provided guidelines to resolve the controversial question of whether the sale of Swiss bank customer information to foreign tax authorities is punishable under Swiss law, even if the perpetrator acts abroad. The tribunal held that the conduct at issue qualified as economic espionage and was an offence against the state's interests. As such, it was subject to Swiss jurisdiction, regardless of where the offence was committed.
Tax fraud to become predicate offence to money laundering
From January 1 2016 servicing tax fraudsters may expose financial intermediaries in Switzerland to prosecution for money laundering. Given that final tax declarations for 2016 will not, as a rule, be filed before the end of 2016, the general consensus is that the new anti-money laundering reporting obligations will have no practical bearing before the end of 2016.
Combating corruption in the private sector
The Council of States recently approved a draft bill on the amendment of anti-corruption laws. The draft bill introduces changes that are widely perceived as overdue, in view of a series of scandals relating to the practices of international sports organisations headquartered in Switzerland – including the ongoing FIFA affair. In light of these scandals, there is little doubt that the National Council will endorse the Council of State's resolutions.
Criminal law provisions in draft financial acts
Switzerland | 30 March 2015
Switzerland is revising the regulatory framework governing its financial infrastructure, Swiss and foreign financial service providers and the distribution of financial products in Switzerland. Many of the criminal provisions contained in the proposed legislation are already in place. However, the scope of application of the proposed acts is wider than in existing legislation.
Proposed legislation on whistleblowing – de facto ban on reporting to the public?
Proposed legislation on whistleblowing employees in the private sector focuses on reporting irregularities to employers, the competent authorities and the public. The suggested reporting mechanism aims to establish a process which requires that an employee always inform his or her employer before notifying the authorities, and always bring a matter to the attention of the authorities before reporting to the public.
Gift and hospitality thresholds under anti-corruption legislation
Switzerland | 22 September 2014
Corporate policies and procedures on combating corruption seek to define thresholds for gifts and hospitality. It is recommended that benefits of whatever kind or value in the public sector may be granted only subject to approval of senior management or a special compliance unit. Moreover, the policies of key clients in the public sector should be checked regularly for changes in order to ensure that approval is given on a case-by-case basis.
Civil settlements between offenders and victims – Federal Tribunal raises stakes
The Federal Tribunal recently held that an agreement between the offender and the victim on the settlement of financial loss incurred as a result of a criminal act would not withstand the confiscation and forfeiture of the proceeds of such an act by the penal authorities. Pursuant to civil law principles, it is impossible to acquire valid title to an asset without a valid cause.
Implementing the white money strategy – one step forward, one step back
Switzerland | 06 May 2014
In 2013 the government passed two draft bills proposing new legislation to combat money laundering and prevent tax evasion. One set of the proposed rules – a key element of Switzerland's white money strategy – introduced new diligence duties for banks and other providers of financial services to the Anti-money Laundering Act in order to keep untaxed money away from the Swiss financial sector.
Criminal liability for granting or accepting excessive compensation
The Ordinance against Excessive Compensation recently entered into force. It aims to limit executive remuneration by improving corporate governance and giving shareholders increased influence over executive compensation. The new ordinance is particularly striking as it includes penal provisions and provides for the criminal liability of executives who grant or accept certain kinds of excessive compensation.
Swiss criminal prosecution authorities may share secret personal data
A recent decision illustrates the extent to which Swiss criminal prosecution authorities may informally exchange secret information with foreign peers. The court interpreted the term 'secret information' broadly. Bank account statements, for example, are secret evidence and must not be transmitted to foreign authorities, while internal case summaries are secret information and can thus be forwarded to foreign authorities.
Tax crime regime to be revamped
The government recently opened public consultations for a proposal on a comprehensive overhaul of the Swiss tax crime regime. The new proposal takes a significant step towards implementation of the 'White Money' strategy adopted by the government. It recommends that the cantonal tax authorities be granted extensive powers to investigate suspected tax offences, even in non-serious cases.
Switzerland to remedy deficiencies in combating corruption
In response to a Group of States Against Corruption report the government published a draft bill on the amendment of Swiss anti-corruption laws. The government proposes to supplement the Penal Code with two new provisions concerning bribery in the private sector. The same penalties for punishable conduct will apply and the requirement of a criminal complaint as a prerequisite to prosecution will be abolished.
Proposed legislation on freezing and restitution of ill-gotten assets of potentates
Switzerland | 22 July 2013
In response to the political events in North Africa, commonly known as the 'Arab Spring', the Swiss government has proposed new legislation which is intended to create a legal basis for the freezing of assets presumed to have been obtained illegally by foreign political leaders and the restitution of such assets to the countries of origin, outside the framework of international mutual legal assistance proceedings.
Significant new provisions on insider trading and market manipulation
New amendments to the Stock Exchange and Securities Trading Act redefine the offences of insider trading and market manipulation, and introduce a new administrative enforcement regime to combat such conduct more effectively. This marks a significant change to Swiss financial markets law and increases the exposure of financial services providers to regulatory and criminal liability risks.
Government proposes to tighten legislation on money laundering and tax crime
The government recently passed two draft bills proposing new legislation to combat money laundering and prevent tax evasion. The proposed legislation contains certain groundbreaking novelties, including making tax fraud (in its aggravated form) a predicate offence to money laundering. However, it remains to be seen which proposals will be contained in the definitive bills submitted to Parliament for approval.
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The PDF has two versions. The first is a straight forward setting of the words by Gordon B. Hinckley. The second version can be used as an extension to the children's song "Stand for the Right."
Lyrics: Be grateful, Be smart, Be involved, Be clean, Be true, Be positive, Be humble, Be still, and Be prayerful.
Follow these Be's to live the good life.
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Apocephalus longistylus är en tvåvingeart som beskrevs av Brown 1993. Apocephalus longistylus ingår i släktet Apocephalus och familjen puckelflugor.

Artens utbredningsområde är Costa Rica. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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The male leader moves forward, guides the step pattern, the tempo and protects the female follower who steps backwards in complete trust, her eyes might be closed. In larger and more diverse cities, many young male dancers are thriving. Essay, Slow Trains, One was to visit a prostitute and the other was to dance. This technique allows exploring the dynamics in more equal relationships. We must help change the negative attitudes toward young men dancing. Books are a good starting place to make schools more inviting places for queer students.
The man is the active participant while the woman is passive. Here dancing is a serious matter. Today, go-go dancing has also found an outlet in mass media. Find below the complete program of competition and training. Masculinity must be learned and there are severe consequences for not upholding it. In other projects Wikimedia Commons.


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The Catholic Church in Yemen is part of the worldwide Catholic Church, under the spiritual leadership of the Pope in Rome. There are three thousand Catholics and four parishes in the country, which forms part of the Vicariate Apostolic of Southern Arabia which also includes several other countries in the Arabian peninsula. Most Catholics are temporary foreign workers living in the country with their families.

Persecution
Three nuns who were members of the Missionaries of Charity were killed in Hodeida 1998. In the same year, Yemen and the Vatican established diplomatic relations. On 4 March 2016, terrorists of uncertain affiliation attacked a Catholic home for the elderly in Aden, killing sixteen people including four missionary sisters of the Missionaries of Charity and some local Muslim workers.

Churches
There are four Catholic parishes in Yemen:

 Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, Hodeidah
 St. Francis of Assisi Church, Aden
 St. Mary Help of Christians Church, Sana'a
 St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Church, Taiz

References

External links
 http://www.gcatholic.org/churches/local/arab0.htm

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World Heritage Site, Jaisalmer nicknamed "The Golden City", is located in the east Indian state Rajasthan. The city itself stands on a sandstone ridge and is crowed by Jaisalmer Fort. The fort was built in 1156 and is one of the largest fully preserved fortified cities in the world. In older times, the fort served as a refuge and way-station for caravans and travelers along the Silk Road.
The Havelis of Jaisalmer are traditional townhouses or mansions. Especially the cluster of five havelis called Patwon Ki Haveli is an interesting piece of architecture. Walking to the Haveli area in Jaisalmer takes you through narrow and charming streets until you reach a more open area where you'll find yourself surrounded by these interesting buildings. Hit a rooftop café to get an excellent overlook of the Havelis.
Head for Tillion Ki Gate and rent a paddle boat for half an hour to roam the Gadsisar Lake. Many structures are built on the lake and is today only inhabited by birds.
Buy a camel tour and overnight stay in the desert of Rajasthan. As you leave Jaisalmer on the main roads look out for the many cows having a rest.
Before reaching the desert, make a stop at the abandoned and cursed ghost-town of Kuldhara. The village was abandoned by it's people over 200 years ago. Kuldhara used to be home of the Paliwal Brahmins. The then Diwan of Jaisalmer, Salim Singh, who was know for his unscrupulous tax-collecting methods, had set his eye on the gorgeous daughter of the village chief. The Diwan threatened the village if they would stand in his way of getting the daughter. In fear of the wrath that could come upon them, the residents fled the village one dark night. Leaving everything. No one knows where they relocated to, but the village was cursed and forever uninhabitable. Several ghost siting have been reported and no local folk dares to visit Kuldhara after nightfall.
Very close to Kuldhara lies a Catcus Garden if you feel like shaking of the cold chills. Else continue to Kanoi where camel tours leads you to the silky Sam Sand Dunes. It's no Sahara in area, but you'll most definitely get a feeling of riding the desert on camel back.
Stay overnight in this picturesque place and enjoy the flawless starry skies from under your blanket. Make sure you wake up in time to see the sunrise, which is quite unbeatable.