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New Zealand Fishers Call For Fact-based Decisions On Trawling
Thursday, 5 August 2021, 6:35 am
Press Release: Seafood New Zealand
New Zealand deepwater fishing representatives say a petition by eNGOs delivered to Parliament's environment select committee today calling for a ban on trawling seamounts is misinformed.
Deepwater Group CEO George Clement says: "It's frustrating hearing certain groups espousing mis-truths about bottom trawling and undermining the reality.
New Zealand's deepwater industry is committed to ocean conservation and to ecosystem management. Our main deepwater fisheries have been independently assessed as being amongst the top five percent of the best managed fisheries in the world, something that all in New Zealand can be proud of.
"Our deepwater trawl fisheries are closely monitored by Government authorities with 48 percent observer coverage. Industry supports this and the effective measures in place to ensure protected species are thriving.
"The public might not know that only 1.1 percent of our Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), covering all of our oceans from 12 to 200 miles offshore, is contacted by bottom trawling each year, mostly fishing the same grounds that have been trawled for decades."
Clement says a petition by eNGOs calling for the Government to ban trawling on seamounts has not focused on the facts.
"The anti-trawling proponents are not acknowledging the following facts.
closed areas protect 1.2 million square kilometres of seabed from bottom trawling – an area 4.5 times larger than New Zealand's land mass.
these closures include 71 seamounts (50 percent of true seamounts) and 93 smaller hills and knolls.
of the 142 true seamounts within our EEZ, 127 (89 percent) have never been trawled.
trawling effort has been progressively reduced – since 2005 the number of deepwater trawlers has been reduced by 47 percent (from 60 to 32); and the number of deepwater trawl tows to harvest the same sustainable catch has been reduced by 38%.
the vast majority of bottom trawling is on proven fishing grounds, where trawl nets only contact sand and mud."
"What we can agree upon is that not enough is known about the seabed biodiversity within the 92 percent of our EEZ that has never been fished.
"When Benthic Protection Areas (BPAs) banning bottom trawling in representative areas across 30 percent of the EEZ were set up in 2007 at industry's request, Government undertook to conduct that baseline scientific work.
"We invite environmental groups to join the deepwater quota holders to encourage Government to carry out this essential work, as it has promised to do."
Sealord CEO Doug Paulin says: "New Zealand depends upon food production to survive. All forms of food production necessitate some form of environmental change. It is always a question of balance, ensuring that we conserve our natural heritage while still providing security of food and jobs for New Zealanders. Fishing, just like farming on land, does have an impact on the environment and every effort is being made to minimise these impacts to ensure they do not become adverse effects on our ecosystems," he says.
"It is absolutely possible to manage in tandem, bottom trawling and conservation of our native fauna on the seabed in our EEZ, as indeed we manage conservation and food production on land," Paulin adds.
"New Zealand fishers are always looking to improve the way we work and are constantly exploring new technologies that will further reduce our footprint."
"We are working closely with scientists, the Ministry for Primary Industries, and the Department of Conservation to ensure that we continue to balance conservation and utilisation needs from our oceans for the greater benefit of New Zealand," he says.
Find more from Seafood New Zealand on InfoPages.


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The Influence of Latin-Melkite Relations in the Land of Transjordan From the Rebirth of the Latin Patriarchate to the Foundation of the Archdiocese of Petra and Philadelphia (1866-1932)
Paolo Maria Leo Cesare Maggiolini
Dipartimento di Scienze politiche
Ambito disciplinare: Storia Politica
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during the rst half of the 19th century, the holy see gradually considered the idea of increasing the presence of catholicism within the near east. In 1842, Pope Gregory XVI issued initial provisions for setting up new missionary activities under papal authority and direct supervision of the sacred congregation de propaganda de, founded by Gregory XV in 1622. In 1848, Pope Pius IX promulgated the encyclical in Suprema Petri sede. Rome's renewed interest in the near east was of cially demonstrated, taking a decisive step toward the traditional project of 'uniatism', intended to lead to reuni cation between the eastern and Roman catholic churches through a precise missionary strategy aimed at converting and favouring the return of non-catholics, especially after the creation of an oriental department within the congregation de propaganda de in 1862. although this term is not used today, in the 19th-century uniatism described an ecclesiological development characterized by a strong gathering movement around the holy see.1 after the papacy of leo XIII and during the 1920s,uniatism came to be replaced with the term unionism in order to dispel past mistrust and the charge of hiding latinizing goals, reinforcing instead the role of the eastern churches as actors of the reunion, establishing a complex dialectic with the dimension of ecumenism.
Living Stones Yearbook, The Living Stones of the Holy Land Trust
Arab Christianity
Christian Minority
Religion and Politics
State and Church
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Maggiolini, Paolo Maria Leo Cesare. / The Influence of Latin-Melkite Relations in the Land of Transjordan From the Rebirth of the Latin Patriarchate to the Foundation of the Archdiocese of Petra and Philadelphia (1866-1932). Living Stones Yearbook, The Living Stones of the Holy Land Trust. 2012. pagg. 165-199
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The battle bus is back in action.
Update: Epic has sounded the all-clear on Fortnite, but the 50v50 Limited Time mode that was meant to be live today has been pushed back to next week. As a way of apology for all the trouble, the studio will hand out some freebies to players: A free Troll Stash Llama in Save the World and a Back Bling gift in Battle Royale this weekend, and then next week, a pack of Battle Stars for Battle Royale players and Seasonal Gold for Save the World players. A detailed post-mortem of what went wrong, and how Epic will (hopefully) avoid this kind of gong show in the future, is also on the way.
Fortnite got Port-a-Fort grenades and a Replay system last night, but somewhere along the line it also suffered a database failure of some sort that caused problems for people trying to log into the game. Epic Games was forced to take it offline last night, and as of roughly 11 am ET today, there's still no ETA for its return.
Epic said it will update the status of the repair process hourly, and we'll let you know as soon as Fortnite is live again. You can also monitor the server situation at status.epicgames.com, and of course there's a Reddit thread filled with helpful advice.


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Yan H Lee
Yan H. Lee, MD
Facial & Plastic Reconstr Surgery, Otolaryngology
Cosmetic Facial Rejuvenation, Face, Neck, Eyelid Surgery, Facelift, Mentoplasty/Chin Surgery, Mohs Surgery, Rhinoplasty, Skin Cancer
Yan Ho Lee, MD, is a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon who is board-certified in otolaryngology. She chose this field to help adults and children with deformities and other problems affecting their face feel better about themselves. "The face is integral in how others perceive you and in how you perceive yourself," says Dr. Lee.
Dr. Lee performs both cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries, including rhinoplasties, face lifts, neck lifts and eyelid surgeries, skin cancer removals and MOHS reconstruction, and nonsurgical treatment of wrinkles and aging face and neck. She also performs complex reconstructions for patients who have had broken bones or skin cancer. "If someone was born with a deviated nose, breaks a bone in their face, or wakes up and half their face isn't moving, it can affect their self-confidence. I want to help these patients feel better about themselves," she says.
An assistant professor of surgery (otolaryngology) at Yale School of Medicine, Dr. Lee says her field is evolving with such new tools as 3D printing, which makes it possible to create a mold of a patient's anatomy. So, if a patient breaks a bone in one side of his or her face, the doctor can make a mirror image of the bony structure on the other side, and use it to mold implants or plates.
Some of Dr. Lee's surgeries, like a closure of a small wound, take as little as a half hour. More extensive surgeries can range from three hours to up to 12 hours—and some patients will need multiple surgeries over a period of months. "A patient may have had a disfiguring tumor or broken bones and soft tissue injury from a terrible accident. In those cases, we have to use our skills and all of the radiographic studies to help us reconstruct their normal anatomy," Dr. Lee says.
Dr. Lee had one patient whose nose had flattened completely when it hit a surface in a car crash. "The nose is made up not only of bone, but also of cartilage, and when the cartilage gets crushed or damaged, it can be difficult to reconstruct the nose," Dr. Lee says. She performed a lengthy surgery to first adjust the bones, then another repair, months later, borrowing cartilage from her patient's ear to create a better shape. "It is amazing to see her now," Dr. Lee says. "She was very brave, and she recovered well, and now she's doing great."
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How to draw Jigglypuff from Pokemon step by step easy for kids with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. How to draw pokemon for children and everyone.
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Now that you are done learning "how to draw Jigglypuff, step by step", you are now ready to color it pink.


ALBPC successfully defended one of the largest telecommunications companies, with operations and locations throughout New York City, against four (4) fire violations that were issued by the Nassau County Fire Marshal ("NCFM"), as a result of forty-seven (47) false alarms in the subject warehouse, which the client rented from the Landlord. The false alarms were allegedly caused by pigeons that flew into the warehouse through the open loading docks. Apparently, the state-of-the-art fire alarm system that was originally installed by the Landlord and operated through the use of laser beams to detect heat were regularly being triggered by the pigeons. Given the high volume of false alarms, the NCFM ordered that the client disarm its fire alarm system and instead, hire a 24-7 guard to stand watch for fires, at an exorbitant cost.
Prior to the trial date, upon a close and diligent examination of the parties' lease agreement, ALBPC found that the client did not bear the responsibility to maintain and/or repair the fire alarm system and that Landlord was contractually obligated to indemnify the client for any fines, fees and costs associated with the faulty alarm system. Accordingly, ALBPC served Landlord with a demand letter citing the relevant provisions of the lease in question calling for Landlord to maintain and/or repair the fire alarm system, and requiring indemnification thereunder.
During the trial, ALBPC argued that under the subject lease, the fire alarm system was plainly not the client's responsibility. Further, ALBPC raised jurisdictional attacks because the client, who was not the owner of the premises and did not install the fire alarm, should not be held to be responsible for the violations. In light of ALBPC's arguments, the Court agreed to dismiss all of the violations and penalties that were issued against the client.
Most importantly, ALBPC brokered a favorable settlement with Landlord, whereby Landlord agreed to provide the client with indemnification under the lease and for the overhaul of the entire fire alarm system. Based upon ALBPC's vigorous advocacy and exhaustive lease analysis, the company was able to defeat the sanctions and settle with Landlord on extremely favorable terms.
Adam Leitman Bailey and Massimo F. D'Angelo represented Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. on behalf of the telecommunications company on the matter and on trial.


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Q: Maximum spectral norm of matrices with given anti-Hermitian part and Hermitian part's spectrum Let $M\in M_n(\mathbb C)$ be a $n\times n$ matrix over the complex field. It can be written uniquely as $M=H+A$, where $H=H^*$ denotes its Hermitian part and $A=-A^*$ its anti-Hermitian part.
Its spectral norm is defined as
\begin{equation}
||M||^2=\underset{x}{\text{max}}\,\frac{(Mx,Mx)}{(x,x)}\;,
\end{equation}
where the maximum is taken over all nonzero vectors $x\in \mathbb C^n$ and $(y,x)$ denotes the standard inner product in $\mathbb C^n$, i.e. $(y,x)\equiv \sum_{i=1}^n \bar y_i x_i$. The spectral norm is well-known to be equal to the square root of maximum eigenvalue of $M^* M$.
Consider matrices $M_U=U^*HU+A$, where $U$ is an $n\times n$ unitary matrices, i.e. they all have the same fixed anti-Hermitian part and the same fixed Hermitian part's spectrum.
What is the maximum possible value which $||M_U||$ can attain upon varying $U$?
By the triangle inequality, a trivial bound is $||H||+||A||$, but this is not in general achievable. Instead, I am looking for an expression for $\text{max}_U\,||M_U||$, for general $H$ and $A$ (so as to avoid going through the maximization over all possible unitary matrices each time).

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This unit of the collection contains specimens that do not need to be preserved in their intact condition (e.g. damaged specimens, indistinctive specimens without locality data, analytical samples), therefore, their primary function is to be reference materials for research. The artificial materials that serve as comparative pieces also belong to this section.
The collection has a cabinet-based registry.
Data of specimens are available for search at our location in digitised inventories in Excel.
The collection is closed to the public. Scholarly visitors are received upon prior arrangement with the curator responsible for the collection subunit: pappmin@nmhus.hu. Scientific research based on collection material is possible according to the Research Policy of the HNHM.


This card sits above my desk at work and is a daily reminder of one of my re-June-venation goals.
Okay, there, I've done it. I've made my first play on words on Finding Mom(me)…okay, second. The credit for that should really go to my Dad and his lifelong love of puns and word plays. Alas, now that I've done it, and you've understandably groaned at the cheesiness of the title, I may as well keep going.
June snuck up on me quickly this year. I work for a seasonal organization where summer contains the busiest months so it's not like June was a big surprise. In fact, I've spent eight months working toward the next four, so really, the jump from May to June should have been the most predictable part of my weekend. But, as is true of most days, time slipped away from me and went by way too fast. I wouldn't really believe May even happened except that it's my husband's birth month. No, not the month that contains his birthday. It's an entire month.
How will you find your re-June-venation?


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Saatenga, parfois appelée Sabtenga, est une commune rurale située dans le département de Diabo de la province du Gourma dans la région de l'Est au Burkina Faso.

Géographie

Saatenga est situé à  au Sud de Diabo, le chef-lieu du département. Les quartiers de la ville sont : Louloubtenga, Rangongtenga, Bandaoghin, Signooghin, Natenga, Wobg-Rabaogo, Wattinooma, Kanléouoghin et Koakemnooren.

Histoire

Économie

En raison du barrage en remblai créant une retenue d'eau, l'agriculture par irrigation permet, en plus des productions vivrières, une importante culture du coton : avec environ  la production de Saatenga représente près de 10 % de celle de l'ensemble du département.

Santé et éducation

Saatenga accueille un centre de santé et de promotion sociale (CSPS). Dix forages ont été pratiqués, dont sept sont en activité.

La commune possède une école de cinq classes (trois fonctionnelles en 2011).

Culture

Notes et références

Ville dans la province du Gourma

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Which is the most beautiful part of Kashmir?
Which is the highest shrine in Kashmir?
Which is the most beautiful valley in Kashmir?
Which is famous temple in Kashmir?
Who destroyed temples in Kashmir?
What is the name of first mosque built in Kashmir?
What is Kashmir Valley famous for?
Which district in Kashmir is best?
Which is the oldest temple in Kashmir?
Is Kashmir really beautiful?
Which is the most important shrine in Kashmir?
Which is the oldest religious place in Kashmir?
Which is the most sacred place in Srinagar?
Which is the largest religious place in India?
Pahalgam. Surrounded by Lidder Lake and Betaab Valley, Pahalgam is the place you visit to experience clear water rivers and exhilarating deep valleys.
Gulmarg.
Sonmarg. Sonmarg or 'the meadow of gold' has one of the most picturesque views in Kashmir.
Kashmir Valley.
Kargil.
Leh, Ladakh.
Hazratbal Shrine
Dargah Sharif
Location Hazratbal
Municipality Srinagar
Location within Jammu and Kashmir Show map of Jammu and Kashmir Show map of India Show all
9 Best Valleys In Kashmir
Gulmarg – For The Adventure Enthusiasts.
Poonch Valley – Amidst The Lush-Greenery.
Dha Hanu Valley – Land Of Aryans.
Betaab Valley – That Picturesque Location.
Nagin Valley – Amidst The Deodar Trees.
Sindh Valley – The Historical Land.
Yusmarg Valley – Surrounded By Snow-Capped Mountains.
Raghunath Temple is basically located in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, which is worldwide famous. Dedicated to Lord Rama, this temple was constructed by Maharaja Gulab Singh and later on completed by Maharaja Ranbir Singh.
Martand is another Sanskrit synonym for Surya. It is now in ruins, as it was destroyed by the orders of Muslim ruler Sikandar Shah Miri. The temple is located five miles from Anantnag in the Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
Shah-e-Hamadan Masjid
Khanqah-e-Moula, (Urdu:خانقاهِ معلىٰ) also known as Shah-e-Hamadan Masjid and Khanqah (First mosque/masjid builded in Jammu and Kashmir) is a mosque located in the Old City of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India.
Nagin Valley Kashmir Nagin Valley in Kashmir is a very popular valley that is known for its beautiful meadows which comprise of pines, deodars, and alpine trees. It was only opened to visitors recently as it is located near the LOC line of the Indo-Pak border.
Srinagar – Heaven On Earth.
Gulmarg – Ski Your Way.
Sonamarg – The Land Of Gold.
Leh – 3 Idiot's Location.
Kupwara – The Delight Of Kashmir.
Kathua – Lesser-Known Gem.
Kargil – A Witness Of Many Wars.
Pulwama – All About Natural Springs & Apple Orchards.
The Shankaragaurishvara Temple is dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva and located in Pattan, near Baramulla, India. The temple was built by Shankaravarman of Kashmir, who ruled between 883 and 902 AD….
Shankaragaurishvara Temple
Deity Shiva
Location Pattan (Jammu and Kashmir), Baramulla
State Jammu and Kashmir
The valleys of Kashmir are untamed and unspoilt. Surrounded by the sublime mountains, these valleys echo nature, beauty and a certain level of mysticism. Charming lakes: The lakes in Kashmir are crystal clear, stunning and pristine. Srinagar boasts of the Dal and Nageen Lakes which are stunning.
Shrines in Kashmir. The Holy place is the most important religious centre in Kashmir, as the sacred hair of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is preserved in the Holy place. The Holy place is a beautiful structure constructed on the left bank of Dal Lake. It is covered with pristine white marbles and is the only domed mosque in Kashmir.
Situated on the top of the Shankaracharya Hill on the Zabarwan Mountain in Kashmir, this temple is also known as the Temple of Jyeshteshwara. The temple is devoted to Lord Shiva and built at a height of 1000 feet above the land. This is one of the oldest shrines in the Kashmir valley.
Jamia Masjid is one of the sacred and the biggest mosques in Srinagar. The Indo-Saracenic style of architecture and majestic courtyard with 370 wooden pillars make this place highly attractive. The mosque is thronged by Muslims every Friday and also, it is one of the most visited places by tourists.
India has the largest number of pilgrimages due to a variety of customs followed by people. Jammu and Kashmir has some incredible religious places which are highlighted by a large number of pilgrims across major religions of the country.
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Q: Universal syntax file format? Hey as a project to improve my programing skills I've begun programing a nice code editor in python to teach myself project management, version control, and gui programming. I was wanting to utilize syntax files made for other programs so I could have a large collection already. I was wondering if there was any kind of universal syntax file format much in the same sense as .odt files. I heard of one once in a forum, it had a website, but I can't remember it now. If not I may just try to use gedit syntax files or geany.
thanks

A: If you're planning to do syntax highlighting, check out Pygments, especially the bit about lexers.
Since you mentioned Geany, you might want to look at the Scintilla docs.  (Geany is built upon Scintilla).
You might find this post interesting.
Also, be sure to get familiar with the venerable lex and yacc.

A: Not sure what .odt has to do with any of this.
I could see some sort of BNF being able to describe (almost) any syntax: Just run the text and the BNF through a parser, and apply a color scheme to the terminals. You could even get a bit more fancy, since you'd have the syntax tree.
In reality, I think most syntax files take an easier approach, such as regular expressions. This would put then somewhere above regular expressions but not really quite context-free in terms of power.
As for file formats, if you re-use something that exists, then you can just loot and pillage (subject to license agreements) their syntax file data.


QUESTION: My engaged friend stole a special idea I had for my wedding for her own wedding! How should I approach her and take my idea back without being a b*tch?
Kaella: Although it is quite the compliment they want to use your idea, it's understandable that you're upset. You put a lot of time and energy into coming up with this special idea for your own wedding and your friend is copying it. Should you feel the need to approach your friend, asking for your idea back is likely to result in drama. I'm sure your friend didn't intend to upset you, so instead of attacking them for stealing your idea, I recommend focusing on how you feel.
This is no guarantee they will not use your idea, but at least now you know to keep your ideas to yourself. Maybe you can use this situation as an opportunity to come up with an even better idea for your own wedding!
Rachel: In the age of Pinterest, is anyone seriously coming up with original ideas for their weddings anymore?! Before you go calling out your friend for stealing your awesome idea to have mason jars on the tables, check yourself. Consider that weddings are often about tradition, and discovering new ideas (like a beautiful poem for the ceremony) that you then share with others (either intentionally or not) is how new traditions are created. And remember that even if you have a few guests in common, most guests don't get wedding fatigue the way brides who are on Pinterest 24/7 do. Sure, a s'mores bar might seem like the best idea you've ever had, but even if your bridesmaids both have one at their receptions, the majority of your guests aren't going to know or care. And so what if they do? A wedding isn't a contest to be the most unique special snowflake. What makes weddings great is that they have some aspects that are universal and some aspects that are part of a bigger shared culture. Don't change your plans; embrace being a wedding trendsetter and move on.
About our Kaella & Rachel: Kaella Wilson is the founder of Kaella Lynn Events, a wedding planning and design boutique based in San Francisco. She believes the difference is in the details. Whether you're planning a grand event or an intimate celebration, Kaella combines artistic design with meticulous planning and management to produce a memorable event that represents your style. Follow her on twitter @Kaellalynn Rachel Wilkerson is a writer and community manager living in sin in Houston, TX. She also happens to be planning her wedding! You can see more of her writing on her brand-new blog The House Always Wins. Follow her on twitter @RachelGettingIt.


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Lymm Cross is in the village of Lymm, Warrington, Cheshire, England.  It is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade I listed building.

The cross dates from the early to mid-17th century and was restored in 1897.  It is constructed of sandstone and stands on an artificially stepped natural outcrop of red sandstone.  Its shaft stands in a square pavilion of red sandstone with square corner pillars.  It has a stone roof with a pedimented gable to each face and ball finials. Above the cross is an extension which carries a stone ball and an ornate weather vane.  On the east, south and west gables are bronze sundials of 1897 carrying the inscriptions "We are a Shadow", "Save Time" and "Think of the Last".

The adjacent stocks are separately Grade II listed.

See also

Grade I listed buildings in Cheshire
Listed buildings in Lymm

References

External links
Lymm webcam

Grade I listed buildings in Cheshire


This is not Basalt glaze! Or is it?
I have discussed elsewhere that the two glazes from Luke Adams, Lucow and Basalt, were never reproduced accurately on CL's Auckland pottery.
This may have had something to do with the single firing process at the Titian factory where the castware was made.
We know that the Auckland approximation of Lucow is Aquamarine, but we have no pattern name or number for a Basalt equivalent.
When I saw this salt pig today (yesterday now) at SPCA my first thought was Basalt, and my second was Luke Adams did not make this shape!
I've checked the Adams list and it is definitely not there.
So, I'm assuming this is an example of the Auckland Basalt equivalent.
Unless it really is Basalt!
Re: This is not Basalt glaze! Or is it?
The Salt Pig is a Shape 1165 and I checked the records where they show where made and it shows Titian. However there is Luke Adams and Titian all around this shape.
It makes sense that these were trialed at New Lynn if that was where they were developed.
So it makes me think that other shapes were trialed at New Lynn too like the Elf Eared Mug.
Food for thought for sure, thanks Jeremy and I've updated the Made at Luke Adams list and crossed off a few more shapes.


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One on One | Todd Stansbury the UCF Athletic Director
One on One, Profiles
College athletics are one of the primary branding vehicles a university can have; it also unites students and alumni, draws people to the campus and produces graduates who are trained to deal with the pressures and challenges of the business environment. The old paradigm of the college athlete's talent being primarily below the shoulders is giving way to the recognition that they are in fact some of the brightest and certainly the most focused and disciplined students on campus. That is a major plus for any business recruiter. I recently talked with UCF Athletic Director Todd Stansbury about the impact of their burgeoning programs on the university and the region.
EW: UCF football is in the middle of a historic season. What does that mean to a university and particularly UCF?
TS: Because of the platform athletics has, and particularly football, it begins to permeate the entire campus and community and the impact is amazing. Also, it gives us a stage that a university as young as ours doesn't normally have.
Our partnership with ESPN, happening at a time when our team has been so successful, was perfect timing. Suddenly, we have this incredible media partner through our conference (American Athletic Conference) coinciding with our success on the field. It has had an exponential impact, which we have never had before though we have had many very solid seasons. It isn't just the game broadcast; it is the whole inventory of ESPN programming that continually highlights your program and achievements.
EW: How was that relationship established?
TS: When we joined the Big East, which later became the AAC, its media partner was ESPN. As things evolved, ESPN retained the media rights. So as a partner, when ESPN talks about the various conferences, it is to their advantage to discuss the AAC, so we have a seat at that table, which we have never had before.
EW: I would think since it is ESPN, you get more coverage than with a typical network partnership.
TS: JJ Worton's catch was played hundreds of times in a 48-hour period after ththere has been a change in commitment at the university. OSU was given a significant stimulus package by T. Boone Pickens over a decade ago and now you're beginning to see the return on that investment. Same thing is true at the University of Oregon.
We know where we stand in the pecking order because of the age of our school, but eventually our size will play a decisive factor. We have 250,000 alums whose average age is 35 and we're graduating 15,000 new ones a year. Eventually, that will produce a sizable return, but it will take time. We don't have a large number of grey-headed donors, the mature donor base; our average alumni age is actually getting younger, not older. Also, 80 percent of our alums stay in the area, which puts us in an enviable position relative to typical universities whose support base moves out of the area.
EW: That number of graduates remaining in this area is staggering.
TS: It is part of the long-term impact of UCF – developing businesses and business relationships, stimulating entrepreneurialism. As a metropolitan university, we are not 50 to 100 miles from a major city; we are 9 miles! When we do a leadership event for our student athletes, say a networking night, the local branch manager doesn't show up, it is the regional president; it isn't the local rep for Coca-Cola, it's the executive over the state of Florida. That is the competitive advantage we bring. From the day a student walks on campus, they are connected to business and community leaders in the region and they can develop relationships with leaders in their field. For four years they are engaged in the community. They won't have to graduate and move to find a job; they are building their resumé with real world experience from the outset.
EW: You're building a reputation of producing market-ready graduates. How did that begin?
TS: I was incredibly fortunate that the athletic director of my alma mater was Dr. Homer Rice; he was a visionary who developed the "Total Person Program" back in the early 80s. He believed that our responsibility was to develop young people beyond what they did in their sport. Most of my ideas have evolved from what I learned as an undergrad, then as an administrator under him at Georgia Tech. Today it is a very deliberate program to ensure all our students get the maximum benefit – from the marginal student to the ones going into pre-med. We want them to hit the ground running and be competitive in the job market just like they have been in athletics.
We have a unique carrot-and-a-stick in athletics that enables us to squeeze young people into being more than what they think is possible. With Dr. Hitt's mission of being America's leading partnership university, we have an opportunity to link students with the community, through programs like Junior Achievement and entrepreneurial development organizations. This is one of the things that really sets our program apart and it is only going to get better.
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With a new focus on marketing software, NewsCred relaunches as Welcome
October 14, 2020 | software | No Comments
The company formerly known as NewsCred has a new name and a new product: Welcome.
Co-founder and CEO Shafqat Islam explained that this follows a broader shift in the company's strategy. While previously known as a content marketing business, Islam said NewsCred has been increasingly focused on building a broader software platform for marketers (a platform that it uses itself).
Eventually, this led the company to sell its content services business to business journalism company Industry Dive and its owner Falfurrias Capital Partners over the summer. Now Welcome is officially unveiling its new brand, which it's also using for its new marketing orchestration software.
"It's not often not often that startups like ours get to close one chapter and open another chapter," Islam said. "We kind of went back to being a Series A, Series B startup, iterating and working very closely with our customers."
While today is the official
IBM to break up 109-year old company to focus on cloud growth
October 8, 2020 | technology | No Comments
(Reuters) – International Business Machines Corp IBM.N is splitting itself into two public companies, capping a years-long effort by the world's first big computing firm to diversify away from its legacy businesses to focus on high-margin cloud computing.
IBM will list its IT infrastructure services unit, which provides technical support for 4,600 clients in 115 countries and has a backlog of $60 billion, as a separate company with a new name by the end of 2021.
The new company will have 90,000 employees and its leadership structure will be decided in a few months, Chief Financial Officer James Kavanaugh told Reuters.
IBM, which currently has more than 352,000 workers, said it expects to record nearly $5 billion in expenses related to the separation and operational changes.
Investors cheered the surprise move by Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna, the key architect behind IBM's $34 billion acquisition of cloud company Red Hat
Social media companies should focus more on internet safety: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
October 7, 2020 | internet | No Comments
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Microsoft Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Satya Nadella has said social media companies should pay more attention to internet safety.
Nadella said Microsoft would have applied some of its experience in internet safety to ByteDance's video-sharing app TikTok, The Wall Street Journal reported.
"What needs to happen is real reform in social media where internet safety is a top consideration," Nadella was quoted as saying by WSJ. Microsoft recently made an unsuccessful bid to invest in TikTok's US business.
TikTok, which was banned by India in June, has faced increased scrutiny over privacy and safety of user data.
Also read: India has tech smarts to build a rival app store, but platform monopoly will be hard to break
TikTok has previously been accused of privacy violations in the US. In February 2019, it paid $5.9
Microsoft CEO Wants Increased Focus on Internet Safety in Social Media
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Chief Executive Satya Nadella said that internet safety should be a greater focus for social-media companies and that the software company would have applied some of its experience in that area to video-sharing app TikTok.
"What needs to happen is real reform in social media where internet safety is a top consideration," Mr. Nadella said Tuesday at The Wall Street Journal's CEO Council.
Microsoft during the summer made an unsuccessful bid to buy parts of TikTok and address what the U.S. said were national-security concerns about the app's ties to China. The Redmond, Wash.-based company withdrew from the running after the Chinese government imposed export restrictions on the kind of software TikTok uses, leaving Microsoft's cloud-computing rival
Oracle Corp.
in pole position to partner with the app.
Mr. Nadella said TikTok approached Microsoft because it required help dealing with the U.S. government's concerns.
Consumer-advocacy groups this
Why Investors Should Focus More On The Infrastructure Supporting The AI Revolution
Guest Post by Basil Alomary
An infrastructure-first approach to investing has the potential to yield greater venture returns … [+] with a lower risk profile.
AI has been heralded as the catalyst for a new industrial revolution. While the potential for massive impact is very real, venture investors looking to capitalize on growth ought to spend more time considering the enabling infrastructure.
Although applications are myriad and diverse, from drug discovery to driverless cars, practical adoption in the enterprise has been lackluster. Only 1 in 20 business leaders would describe their companies as "implementing AI widely across the organization."
The starting point for identifying these investment opportunities is the deconstruction of the AI workflow—extracting each step in the process, from aggregation to deployment and seeking efficiency, scale and access.
An infrastructure-first approach to investing has the potential to yield greater venture returns with a lower risk profile. Looking at
Tesla Shares Gain On China Price Cuts;Q3 Deliveries in Focus
Tesla Inc. (TSLA) – Get Report shares powered higher Thursday following reports that the clean energy carmaker had cut prices for its Model 3 sedan in China and could be ready to publish record third quarter deliveries later this week.
Tesla's China website suggests that starting prices for its popular Model 3, which are now made in its Shanghai factory, have been reduced by 8% to around $36,800 each, while the longer-range version was reduced to around $40,000 each. The new models will also included cheaper lithium iron phosphate batteries, Reuters reported.
Tesla shares were marked 2% higher in early trading Thursday to change hands at $437.87 each, a move that would trim losses since the stock's five-for-1 split on August 31 to around 11.4%.
A report from the tech-focused 'electrek' news website yesterday also suggested Tesla's third quarter deliveries could come in at a record high later
Vanguard to close most of its institutional business in Australia; focus on retail
FILE PHOTO: People are seen at a booth of Vanguard Group at a fair during the INCLUSION fintech conference in Shanghai, China September 24, 2020. REUTERS/Cheng Leng
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Vanguard Group Inc said on Wednesday it will close most of its business managing money for institutional investors and large pension funds in Australia and New Zealand, and focus on serving retail clients.
The U.S. investments giant, which has roughly A$164 billion ($118 billion) in assets under management in Australia, will stop offering customised products called segregated mandated accounts (SMA) to large institutional investors.
The exit comes as Australia's pension funds, which make up the world's third-largest pool of pension assets, have moved towards managing a larger portion of their investments internally to lower costs. This has intensified competition for investment mandates and forced the closures of several funds.
The Pennsylvania-headquartered manager will continue to offer some investment products that
IGNITION Transportation will focus on the future of mobility
September 28, 2020 | technology | No Comments
IGNITION: Transportation, which takes place on October 20 at Noon ET, is a digital live event focused on innovations and challenges in mobility and transport.
The event features speakers from such companies as Waymo, GM, Lyft, Arity, and UPS.
The global pandemic has accelerated innovation in certain areas of transportation and mobility, while putting stress on other parts of the sector.
Click here to register for this free event
Business Insider's virtual event IGNITION: Transportation will convene business leaders, policymakers, technologists and innovators to discuss the future of mobility.
The COVID-19 pandemic has thrust transportation into uncharted territory. With the world facing the prospect of recession, flights that are empty or grounded, ride-sharing stalled – the very essence of mobility has been compromised. As companies and institutions adapt to remote working and learning, it's possible that this will flourish and become the new normal, cutting commutes and reliance on transit.
Justice Department case against Google is said to focus on search dominance
WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice's (DOJ) impending lawsuit against Google has narrowed to focus on the company's power over internet search, a decision that could set off a cascade of separate lawsuits from states in ensuing weeks over the Silicon Valley giant's dominance in other business segments.
In presentations to state attorneys general starting on Wednesday, the DOJ is expected to outline its legal case centered on how Google uses its dominant search engine to harm rivals and consumers, said four people with knowledge of the plan, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the details were confidential. Meeting with the state attorneys general is one of the final steps before the DOJ files its suit against the company, they said.
The DOJ's action against Google is set to be narrower than what had been envisioned by some states and several career lawyers in the department. The DOJ


Our World Book day video entry 2016.
Created, directed, composed, sung and performed by students.
All students are expected to be on the school site by 8.30am to allow time to reach their tutor room by 8.40am.
All year groups will have an assembly in the main hall once a week. Assemblies are often led by the year leader but we also invite outside speakers. Each assembly will focus upon one of our core values or key attributes.
At the end of each half term we celebrate student achievements during assemblies. We alternate between pastoral and curriculum rewards. Pastoral rewards are nominated by the tutor and year leader. Curriculum rewards are nominated by subject teacher and include rewards for excellent achievement, progress and demonstrating the school values and attributes.
At Elthorne we have a two-week timetable. This means that students may not have the same lessons each day of the week and it is important that students are aware which week (1 or 2) they are on. Each lesson lasts for 60 minutes.
Each Monday during period 1 students have PSHCE (Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship Education). This lesson is taught by the tutor team. Sixth Form students have this lesson every other week.
We provide a wide range of activities at lunchtime and after school. We also run a study club after school, with computer access, to help students with homework.


We begin the second week with the 101 freeway closed in Montecito due to flood and mudslides. It's an awful situation. Not for me particularly, but for the people living in the community.
Last week I worked from home in Ojai, but this week I needed to be in Santa Barbara. The trip from Ojai usually takes about an hour but now the options are limited and long. We have Amtrak, but they've been running an hour or two late all week and at maximum capacity. The boats that usually do whale watching have switched to commuter boats, but I'm not to keen on spending 120-minutes at sea each day. The last choice is to drive around.
Today I made that long journey around. I figured in a typical week I spend 10-12 hours on the road so the 4.5 hour drive (one-way) seemed reasonable.
Leaving at 3:30am, only 15-minutes earlier than my normal wake-Up time, I was able to be at work by 8am. The traffic was heavy, but not unbearable. The hardest portion was definitely the 100-miles of two-lanes on highway 166. Even at 5am, it was pretty much one long row of cars and semis. We did maintain 45-55mph through all that. The other portions, highway 126, I-5, and southbound 101 from Santa Maria we're all pretty typical traffic.
I'm not sure if I'll do the drive next week, even if the freeway remains closed, but I'm here at Santa Barbara City College now preparing for the spring semester. Next week we'll have an additional 1500 students trying to get from the other side of Montecito to campus. Not to mention all the other 100,000 vehicles that traverse this route on a daily basis.
I wish CalTrans good luck getting the water, mud, and debris off the freeway. And healing for the Montecito community.


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Ending violence against children grossly underfunded within the framework of international cooperation
New report shows only a small fraction of official development assistance goes toward ending violence against children
May 24, 2017 -- For the first time, a review of official development assistance (ODA) to end violence against children has been done. The report Counting Pennies: A review of official development assistance to end violence against children found that in 2015, total ODA spending was $174 billion and of that, less than 0.6 per cent was allocated to ending violence against children.
"While commending states' commitment to end violence against children, it is deeply worrying that less than US$1.1 billion of ODA is estimated to be spent addressing this critical human rights concern," said Marta Santos Pais, Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General on Violence against Children.
Violence compromises children's development, health and education and has a high cost for society – up to US$7 trillion a year, worldwide. Because of this, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development now includes a distinct global target to end all forms of violence against children (target 16.2). Ending the abuse, neglect and exploitation of children is also mainstreamed across other parts of this international development agenda.
"Children's lives are at stake and the serious consequences of violence can last a lifetime," Santos Pais added. "While governments' policy priorities may have competing demands on scarce resources, the social and financial costs of inaction are too high."
Civil society partners that collaborated on this report were World Vision International, SOS Children's Villages, Save the Children and ChildFund Alliance. The Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children, the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary General on Violence Against Children and UNICEF also contributed to the research.
"Violence against children undermines all aid and development activities. Partnerships, like the one backing this report, are vital in addressing an issue of this magnitude," said Trihadi Saptoadi, Vice Chair, Executive Committee for Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children and World Vision Global Leader for Impact and Engagement. "An end to violence against children is within reach and we will see the greatest impact by working together."
The report also found that half of all ODA to end violence against children goes to two geographic regions: Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East. Countries affected by conflict and displacement, such as Iraq, Syria and South Sudan, receive the bulk of these investments. Yet, funding to address violence against children in these areas is still lacking.
The study recommends for donors to improve tracking of spending to determine how international development assistance is contributing to achieving the Sustainable Development targets to end violence against children. The report also calls for further research into the amount of domestic resources invested by recipient governments.
"The world's agreed priority to ending violence against children needs to be matched by increased ODA investment and by tracking spending on preventing and addressing violence against children," said Santos Pais. "This must happen through both official development assistance and through the mobilization of domestic resources."
"Spending on preventive and responsive actions in relation to violence against children remains extremely low," said Meg Gardinier, Secretary General of ChildFund Alliance. "This needs to change, because we know that prevention pays."
Counting Pennies: A review of official development assistance to end violence against children.
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I'm happy with the HD24. You aren't going to get much better for $2000.
You can find them used for about $1200.
The HD24XR has better converters. The same converters that are in the Radar 24 units, I believe.
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If you are just going in lightpipe, you could get a Profire Lightbridge and set up another barebones DAW too. Just a cpu and a firewire card. Probably be a bit cheaper. Or get one of the used MOTU 2408s floating around.
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This post comes with my astrological psychology hat on. It's something I wrote a while ago, but have revisited as the "demoted" planet Pluto is currently slowly but surely moving through the sign of Capricorn (big on established structures) and we are seeing the effects of this on a global scale.
Pluto cleans up big time, sweeping away the cobwebs, turfing out the dross that's been hanging around for too long (note the governing Tory party in the UK undergoing internal turmoil whilst trying to sort out Brexit). Pluto will continue on this task until 2024. Times are changing, attitudes have to change too. Climate breakdown is not going to go away unless we all pitch in and wake up to what we, governments and world powers can and must do.
On 24th August 2006 a group of scientists and astronomers got together in Prague and decided to demote the status of Pluto from planet to dwarf planet. Their decision came after a lengthy period of search for the definition of what a planet is.
On 16th August 2014 I visited the Jodrell Bank Observatory with two children aged 8 and 10. The Observatory has a brand new visitor centre and I was looking forward to seeing how they had reconfigured the site and displayed the old brass observational sextants and other instruments, including the famous mechanical orrery with its planets orbiting the Sun. I was very disappointed. All of these had gone, along with the Planetarium which had offered interactive quizzes and visual high speed trips across the galaxy.
In their place were two very modern buildings with slick display boards, often accompanied by a video but not much else. Equipment and fun experiments in the hands-on area for children had been reduced and the two children I was with soon lost interest as there was little to engage them. In one area, empty apart from displays on the wall and a large modern orrery suspended from the ceiling, we searched out and named the planets. Pluto, long demoted, wasn't there and I explained to the children why it wasn't there, also telling them it had been discovered in 1930. The new visitor centre may be state of the art, presenting bang up to the minute modern science, but all sense of the history of discovery behind it had been erased.
This got me thinking about how life, for those heretical beings amongst us who dare to claim we are astrologers, would be without Pluto. OK, so Pluto has been around a relatively short time and its discovery and subsequent inclusion in natal charts and interpretations is also relatively new. But its discovery, after lengthy research by Clyde Tombaugh, coincided with the start of an era of world war and disruption, brought to a halt by the dropping of the atomic bomb.
Astrologically Pluto is often feared, or at least treated with due caution and respect, as it can herald big changes and upheavals often leading to transformation. Astrological psychologists, Bruno and Louise Huber, in their book The Planets, describe Pluto as one of the three transpersonal planets saying, "The stimulation of Pluto's energy makes us experience an expansion of consciousness affecting all of our lives".
Would we really want to be without this?
For me it would difficult to interpret a chart and give a consultation without including Pluto, the planet associated with transformation. Pluto offers opportunities in life for us to transform ourselves and our ways of thinking and move on. It can encourage us to boldly go where we've not been before, sometimes plumbing our inner depths and spaces and demanding that we make ourselves anew.
I'd feel a bit lost, disempowered and diminished if Pluto wasn't there in my natal chart. I've learned a lot about myself, studying the expression of Plutonic energy in the context of astrological psychology. It's offered me many personal insights and that's what has helped me to change and grow. We come to grief if we try to use Pluto's energy to gain personal power and control over someone or something. But we can learn to use the energies of Pluto, and the other the transpersonal planets, not for ourselves, but for those things which affect the collective, embracing change, transformation and the good clear out and spring clean that goes with it.
Reflecting on my disappointment that Jodrell Bank had changed and become more slick and glitzy, I can raise a smile at the thought of Pluto at work in this complete makeover. Gone is the old, the history and the links with the astronomical past. However, the best part of the visit was a guided walk around the enormous, and famous, Lovell Radio Telescope. Like following the stations of the cross in a church, we were taken to a series to display boards around the perimeter of the telescope. I learned more in the short talks at each than I ever have about – yes – the history of this impressive piece of engineering, once the largest radio telescope in the world but now demoted to the third largest.
In the makeover, the baby wasn't quite thrown out with the bathwater after all. I wonder – did Pluto get the last laugh here?
I write this with my astrological psychology hat on as I watch the daily unravelling of long-founded establishments. Whether you're interested in astrology or not (please don't tell me it's a load of nonsense unless you've studied it for yourself) there is no denying that many scandals and injustices are currently coming to light in a big way, from the UK perspective it's happening in Britain and the US, with those oh-so-interesting links for Russia.
The title is a line from "The Sleep of Prisoners" by Christopher Fry and is highly appropriate for the times we're living in now. The photo is one I took at the small Texas seaside town of Rockport when I visited it in 2012; this building probably no longer exsists following Hurricane Harvey which devastated the town.


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The CSG participated in the Researchers' Night 2008 on Friday, September 26, 2008. Our project this year was called LiveShift - P2P streaming with distributed storage for timeshift. The peer-to-peer streaming application developed at the CSG has the ability to stream video efficiently from one or more sources to many receivers. Each receiver can forward part of the video to other receivers, reducing the bottleneck on the source and improving scalability. Any peer may act as a source and a receiver. Since peers may leave the network at any time, special mechanisms must be in place to minimize impact of broken connections on the network. The Timeshift function allows users to watch a delayed version of the live stream, or a program that was broadcast in the past. For improved scalability, peers collaborate, forming a distributed storage for past video data.
Our system was demonstrated to the public by transmitting video streams - possibly one or more live cameras - to a set of notebook computers. We can show either the live stream or a timeshifted version. Real-time information on how the application works is also shown.
About 150 research groups from industry and academia have presented their work to the population. The event received more than 15000 visitors.


When a baby is born in Hindu family the very first thing they do is prepare a Kundali of that child.
From this kundali the future of that guy is predicted. It is also used to match with the kundali of the other person before a couple decides to marry.
So what is the main significance of this kundali in our life? and in what ways does it affects us?
Kundali is the Hindi for what we call 'Horoscope' in English. It is a pretty widely used thing in astrology. It is based on the fact that heavenly bodies and their positions at the time of an event effects how the event goes on.
So in the case of the birth of a child, we record when he/she is born, at what place and other details. Astrologers, then on the basis of position of prominent stars, 7 planets, Sun and the Moon about that time create a chart, similar to the pic you posted (number of charts is not limited to 1).
Not only on the birth of someone, but astrologers also use the Horoscope calculation in numerous other events. When sacred rituals take place, we try to do them in specific time spans called Shubh Mahurats which are considered good. These time spans are predicted the same way Horoscopes are calculated, but in some different context.
Shubh Mahuratas are calculated/predicted for most things like marriages, ring-ceremony, baby-showers etc.
There are total 12 houses1 in all. Each house can accommodate a heavenly body.
Each house also corresponds to specific areas of life. The first house, for example signifies life, longevity, self, health, nature and appearance of native; Complexion, vitality, sorrows, gains and profits to younger brothers and his friends. It governs head and face.
The heavenly body present in the house signifies how the person's life will go on in that area. These heavenly bodies keep changing their positions with time; thus, your daily horoscope changes. The change depends on which graha comes in.
Further detailed horoscope information for a particular person can be calculated for specific transits by astrologers, when given birth details. This is done by seeing the most initial graha which was present in the house. Then, we calculate which graha will be more strong. If a strong (and good) graha comes in, life in that area will be good and vice versa.
1. Reference - Astrology Basics See this link for more details on houses.
Though, Kundali/Janampatri (or 'Horoscope' in English) may be prepared anytime by providing - date, month and year of birth along with time and place (longitude and latitude) Kundli is divided on 12 houses of 30 degrees each (total 360 degrees complete circle) and further divided into 27 Nakshtras. Each Nakshtras are further divided into four charans or padas. Planets according to their physical alignment at the time of birth as seen from place of birth are recorded in the kundli. There are nine planets : Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn , Rahu and Ketu. (Rahu and Ketu though nodes of earth but are treated as planets for all astrological purpose).
Kundli is the map of your journey of life. The position of the ascendant, signs, house(s) and planets in the Kundli determines the incidents of your life. The incidents of your life are determined by the Kundli which can not be changed but their auspiciousness can be maintained if you perform good deeds and help others.
Kundli is prepared at the time birth to ascertain the alphabet according to the charan of the nakshatra. That alphabet maybe used to keep the name of the child. Also, Kundli is seen for any immediate such as health (even death) of child. In case, of any negative planetary influence, appropriate remedies such as pooja , havan , daan etc are performed/done.
Through a Kundli, one can ascertain any details about the jatak's (the person whose chart is being checked) life. It is possible to check for health, work and what kind of work, general life, wealth, friends, enemies, spouse(s), legal matters and many more things. Matchmaking is also done through this, the usual matching practice is matching of Gunas and checking for Manglik Dosha which are both incomplete as they check primarily 1 planet out of 9. A good astrologer will check the Kundli for all 9 planets.
The happiness and sorrowfulness in your life comes according to the work you performed in previous birth. Therefore if you perform good deeds, spiritual and charitable activities then you will face minor problems or obstacles in your life. The Kundli and Muhurta are interrelated because if you perform auspicious tasks and events in an auspicious Muhurta according to your birth-chart, you will be happy and your problems may also get reduced. Therefore, the need of the hour is to give primacy to Muhurta for performing any auspicious event.
Q. Dear Gurudev, astrologically I am under the influence of Rahu-Shani planetary combination. This has made me frustrated, angry, and irritable most of the time. I am going away from the spiritual path and creating trouble for others around me. Please help.
A: At least you have this knowledge. If you have understood this much, then you know that all these negative emotions are just a passing phase. You know this is because of some planetary combination. This is where astrology comes to your help in a big way. Suppose you didn't know that it is because of these planetary combinations, what would happen to you? You would brand the whole world as negative. You will think you are negative and you will feel dejected forever, isn't it so?
That is why Jyotish (astrology) is called the Eye of Wisdom. It makes you see beyond your immediate situation, and know that it is only for a short time, and it is going to change. You gain some unknown inner strength from this. And you will not start blaming yourself or people around you.
It is always better to blame the planets because they are so far away. You can't do anything about them. They move at their own pace, you can't hasten their movement.
Whenever things go wrong, the natural tendency is to blame yourself or blame others. In either case you are at a loss. But when you put the blame on the planets you are free from blaming others and blaming yourself. So a certain degree of sanity comes into your life. This is one advantage of it.
You should know there is always a remedy for this. What is it? Adoring the Divine. On top of all the planets is Lord Shiva or the Shiva Tattva. So by chanting Om Namah Shivaya, you will sail through all this.
I tell you, in any of these unfavourable situations there is always an advantage, i.e., turning more inward and becoming more spiritual. In favourable situations your mind is outward, so at least in unfavourable situations you can turn your mind inward and utilize this time for prayer and meditation.
All of these, Rahu Bhukti, Shani Bhukti, Ketu Bhukti, etc., are all very good for spiritual growth. The main purpose of Shani (one of the nine cosmic influencers in Hindu astrology) is to make you more spiritual. And how does he do it? When you are clinging on to the outer, he brings problem there to bring you inward.
If you are already inward, he does not have anything much to do. His job is done so there will not be any problem also. Even if problems are there they would be minimum, they will just come and go. So every situation can be used for one's benefit.
First we have to know one thing that , whole universe is one organic unity so whatever happening in universe indirectly or directly effect us and other things in a way. It could be good or bad , But it can be changed through the channeling of energy by different ways.Its a science which assist to be in harmony with universe.
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