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International vision: The Lebanese artist, Nabila Karam, the first wife in the life of the late artist, Mamdouh Abdel-Alim, born on June 22, 1954, obtained a BA in Fine Arts, participated during her studies in a number of theatrical performances at the University Theater at the Lebanese American University.
International vision: Pictures spread of Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal's wedding, despite the couple's secrecy, and their concealment of their relationship, as well as their engagement on Diwali in November 2021.
The Egyptian retired artist, Hoda Ramzy, leads the trend
#international_vision, The retired Egyptian artist, Hoda Ramzy, appeared at the engagement and wedding ceremony of Salah Ramzy, her nephew, the late producer, Mohamed Hassan Ramzy.
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#VISION_INT., Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) announced that young Egyptian actor Ahmed Malek was nominated for the best lead actor award for his film The Furnace, while the film itself was nominated for the Best AACTA Awards which is the counterpart to the United States' Academy Awards and the United Kingdom's British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA).
Mona Al-Sayer's custody case for her daughter, Hala Al-Turk, ended
#international_vision, Mona Al-Saber had submitted to the judiciary in the Kingdom of Bahrain, an appeal against the court's ruling regarding the custody of her daughter, the artist, Hala Al-Turk, and her brother to their father, producer Muhammad Al-Turk.
Indian actress, Manisha Yadav dies
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#international_vision, Dubai United Arab Emirates:-- The book "The Complexities of the Human Soul", in Arabic and English, by the artist Mohy Ismail, with a CD that includes a number of scenes from his films.

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Willow Willpower has big dreams. Ever since she can remember, she's dreamt of flying high in the sky. When Willow's mum takes her daughter to the local museum, Willow gets to know the aviation legend, Amelia Earhart. It soon becomes obvious to her: she wants to become a pilot like Amelia and travel around the world.
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This week's segment looks at a Canadian company that is trying to use ocean tides to create renewable energy.
A Canadian company is looking to harness the tidal pull of the ocean for energy.
Cape Sharp Tidal is a company located in Nova Scotia by Canada's Bay of Fundy. The Bay of Fundy is known to have some of the highest tides in the world. The differences in water levels between high and low tide are sometimes as large as 50 feet.
Christian Richard, the company director, was inspired by the way wind turbines collect energy by using air currents to turn the turbine blades. Using the tides for energy would work in much the same way, with the sensors being placed underwater and using the changes in the pull of the tide to generate energy.
The technology is still in the early stages of testing. The development team must work on everything from the design, to the efficiency, to proving that the invention won't harm marine life.


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The University of Calgary took the top prize at the University of Arizona Collegiate Ethics Case Competition, coordinated by the Eller College of Management's Center for Leadership Ethics. Undergraduate students from 25 universities in the U.S., Canada and Mexico converged upon Tucson for the 15th annual event Oct. 19-21, which tasked student teams with providing a detailed analysis and strategic recommendations for a case study involving a cyberattack on a U.S-based company and whether the company should decide to 'hack back.'
The United States Naval Academy took second place, Stetson University took third place, Iowa State University took fourth place and the University of Iowa took fifth place. Regional runners up included Elon University, the University of Florida, Simon Fraser University, Universidad Panamericana and the University of Vermont. The University of Iowa also brought home the Stephanie Chance "Bright Line" Essay Award.
Dr. Paul Melendez, professor of practice and founder of the Center for Leadership Ethics at the Eller College, authored this year's case as he has done in the past.
"All of the the winning teams demonstrated a keen understanding of corporate social responsibility, moral reasoning and leadership skills. Congratulations to the University of Calgary for an exceptional presentation that was backed by solid research, a clear strategic analysis and sound recommendations. As part of their prize, they will receive an all-expense paid trip to Ethisphere's 10th Annual Global Ethics Summit in March in New York City," Melendez said.
The two grand prize student winners, Janelle Price and Miranda Mantey, are seniors at the University of Calgary. Cameron Welsh, senior instructor of business technology management at the university's Haskayne School of Business, serves as their faculty adviser and coach.
Welsh said collegiate ethics case competitions are important to students because they provide a valuable opportunity to integrate learning and build on skills that are necessary in the business world.
"The competition at Eller does a great job of this as it requires students to consider all aspects of the business from strategy to finances to brand image to ethics. This year's case was a great example of needing to deal with these elements and it took my students from dealing with the crisis to laying out a long-term plan for becoming an ethical leader," Welsh said.
Mantey and Price were not prepared for a case involving cybersecurity. "Janelle and I spent weeks trying to guess what Dr. Melendez would write the case about and this wasn't a topic either of us had thought of," Mantey said. "I think my risk management background helped a bit just with understanding the nature of cyber risk, but it was a challenging case because we knew that there isn't a 'perfect' way to defend against cyberthreats."
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They approached the case with an excessive amount of research.
"I even went to the extent of reading a book to learn as much as I could, which ended up being worthwhile because we used a lot of the frameworks and charts in our final presentation," Mantey, a risk management and insurance major, said.
After the first week, they realized that the hack back decision wasn't actually an ethical decision, but a business decision.
"Instead, the ethics component fell into how the company could move forward from the incident and what type of other defenses could be used in the future. As soon as we had that epiphany, our recommendation and research started to come together," Mantey said.
Price, a marketing major, said she and Mantey saw great opportunity to analyze and embed in their recommendation opportunities for the company to be an ethical leader.
"We recommended transparency with their clients and being open to collaborating with competitors and third parties to ensure the same data breach didn't happen to other companies," Price said. "We believe that this more long-term and comprehensive approach to such an immediate issue allowed us to stand out in the competition."
Together, they were able to build a recommendation that did not include hacking back, but rather developing comprehensive and iterative cybersecurity frameworks in place that were also overseen by strong governance and auditing groups.
"Additionally, our recommendation focused on how the company could be an ethical leader moving forward by highlighting opportunities to collaborate with external centers of excellence to facilitate stronger and innovative collaborations on how all businesses can respond to cybersecurity moving forward," Price said.
Both students said they were grateful for the chance to participate in the competition.
"Miranda and I have done many case competitions together and have never won, so the opportunity to place first at our final case competition of our undergraduate degrees together was truly special," Price said.
Major sponsors of the event included Ethisphere, Walgreens, Merchants Information Solutions, Bank of America, Ernst & Young, GEICO and Hewlett Packard.
Header photo: Janelle Price and Miranda Mantey, both seniors at the University of Calgary, took first place in the University of Arizona Eller Collegiate Ethics Case Competition on Oct. 20 in Tucson, Arizona. They competed against undergraduate students from 24 other universities in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
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Microsoft Ad Center is Microsoft's response to Google AdWords. Ad Center does have some nice features and is generally a good product.
Generally, though is not good enough. Ad Center ads take quite a while to get "Approved". This is not the same as with AdWords where it will take only 15 minutes before having an ad served. Ad Center's own FAQs acknowledge that it can take up to 5 business days before an ad is approved. For niche products and CPA events, this could be a crucial delay.
Some believe that Ad Center is generally cheaper than AdWords, however the 5 business day (7 actual days) delay is not only annoying, it is extremely disheartening. Also Google's service runs much more smoothly and works the same for both FireFox and Internet Explorer.


The short stories 'A Lamp Called Jeannie – a twist of humour' and 'The Crystal Set – A Mystery' are now available on Amazon Kindle.
Henry Plint was not a lucky man. Niggling little things, annoying events and happenings affected him regularly. He accepted these now though, they were part of his life.
His father, now long dead rest his soul, had once, after a particularly bad day at the races taken him aside and explained the facts of life as he saw them to Henry.
'Henry son,' he'd said, 'Henry son, there's a serious incurable congenital flaw called 'Plint's Insidious Setback Syndrome' (P I S S).
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Coincidences? Near Death Experiences? The Butterfly Effect?
Sometimes something really trivial triggers off a profound strain of thought. And such a tiny minor event recently caused my poor brain an unexpected amount of activity. So much so that I'd really like to look into and research this evocative subject in greater detail.
Have you ever wondered about coincidence? Have you ever wondered about the 'butterfly effect'? Have you ever wondered if a minor happening affecting just one or at most two persons could have had momentous conclusions at a later date if things had gone the other way and the event never took place?
I'm sure you must have considered such metaphysical possibilities, if only fleetingly, at some time during your life.
For instance. You are walking down a London street on your way to work and a rushing man knocks into you spilling the contents of his briefcase. No damage done. You help him retrieve his bits and pieces and off he goes making suitable apologies.
I had planned to write about a more controversial personal experience of about 20 or so years ago but a little discovery I made just last week means this event will have to bide its time for another day.
My father used to keep a few odds and ends in a little miniature cabinet – the type you'd find in a large doll's house. This cabinet he kept on a table next to his favourite chair. The beautifully made little item had two small doors which when opened revealed a few compact drawers.
Last week, for no particular reason and in the middle of doing something else, I suddenly had an overwhelming urge to inspect this cabinet.
The bottom three drawers contained nothing of great interest… a couple of broken fountain pens and three dead watches without straps and a few small foreign coins.
The top two wider drawers contained similar artefacts and a few cuff links and old shirt collar studs and that was it.
So why had I been compelled to put on hold what I was doing? Why did I feel there was something to do with this little cabinet that just had to be investigated… and right away?
As my thoughts drifted briefly back to my deceased father my fingers found movement in a small thin panel just above the top long drawer. Yes, definite movement. Instinctively I fiddled with the panel and surprise… it smoothly slid outwards. Not a panel at all, but a small drawer. A doll's house drawer with no handle, designed to look like part of the frame!
I was amazed! I had known this little trinket all my life and never once did I even consider it could have contained a secret drawer.
Half expecting to find nothing at all, I gently removed the top and looked in surprise at the single object which came to light.
Placed carefully in a bed of soft cotton wool… was a spent bullet!
An old lead bullet with the tip slightly flattened. Didn't take much thinking to work out it must have been the one he was shot with (nearly died) during the war. He'd kept it hidden away for all that time. Mum would probably have insisted he threw it away if she'd known about it… obviously why the crafty old lad had kept it so well concealed.
This bullet had a lot to answer for!
I knew he had been shot whilst in the army because he told me part of the story when I was about seven years old, then a little more just before his death a few years ago aged 88. A strange very short little story, but a story with an almost supernatural twist.
During the early stages of World War 2 my father, then a Captain in the Royal Marines, was shot in the back during training for a dangerous overseas mission. This training with live ammunition took place clambering up steep wooded mountains in what is now known as Snowdonia, North Wales.
He was actually shot by one of his own officers who apparently lost his balance whilst climbing an obstacle and accidentally fired off a round. The part he kept secret until the very end of his life was that there was bad blood between these two men, and the implication was, the shot may not have been quite as accidental as reported to the later enquiry!
The next memory my father had was exceptionally poignant. He was hovering high above a wounded man on a hospital operating table. A surgeon had made an incision in this man's chest and was endeavouring to extract a bullet which had entered from behind.
The hovering man nonchalantly realised at this moment that it was in fact himself on the operating table and the surgeon was desperately trying to bring him back to life. Somehow he had become detached from his worldly body and the strange thing was, it just didn't matter. Not in the least.
A long, long way away someone was calling his name. A tunnel of light now stretched into the distance with its opening just over his head and this was where the voices were coming from.
He recognised his grandmother's and grandfather's voices calling out for him to join them. "Goodbye me," he said and began to drift along this long tunnel of light. An extreme brightness radiated from the far end and, as if looking down a well, he could see multiple faces peering over the top.
Next thing he knew he was suffering from a sense of extreme loss having been dragged away from somewhere he had really wanted to go, and his father was sitting on a bedside chair with a mask of concern etched onto his face. He had been there all the last night until well into the day.
Eventually my father made a complete recovery and rejoined the war, serving all over the world.
"Is that it then?" I hear you ask. "Just another boring near death occurrence?
Well, when my father first told me of this I was just seven years old and the great Festival Of Britain was taking place. You'll work out that this was quite some time ago… a time well before near death experiences had received any publicity and were relatively unheard of, so it was an absolutely genuine description. In fact I never heard anyone else mention the subject until listening to a discussion with a researcher of this then new realisation on Radio 4 in the late 1960s.
So where's the twist ?
Okay. Make of this what you will.
My grandfather was an Engineer Captain in the Royal Navy. His ship had berthed in Portsmouth harbour and he had made a long journey by rail to be at his eldest son's bedside. The strange thing was, he had not been informed of the shooting. He had felt an inexplicable compulsion to contact the commanding officer of my father's regiment to find out if all was well!
At approximately two o'clock in the morning whilst he was sitting at his son's bedside, desperately willing the young man to survive, there was an air raid over Portsmouth and an unexploded bomb crashed onto his ship ripping through the deck and eventually ending up in the hold where it was defused. On its way it blasted right through the Captain's cabin completely obliterating the bunk. The bunk my grandfather would have been fast asleep in if his son had not been shot and lying critically ill in Chester Hospital!
So… if my father hadn't been shot…? And my grandfather hadn't had a weird sort of premonition…?
And then what of the repercussions if he had died? As I mentioned. This bullet had a lot to answer for.
I wouldn't have been born!
My children wouldn't have been born.
My second wife maybe wouldn't have had a second husband… or married a rich man instead!
You wouldn't be reading this now.
It's unlikely I know, but the whole world could be a slightly different place.
Have you a similar story to tell? Maybe you've made a lifetime study of such events and have reached conclusions, or have a possible theory?
Whichever category you fit into I'd really like to hear from you. Drop me a line through the contact box and tell me all about your weird experience.


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Butler Snow's Edward L. Stanton, III was recently mentioned in the nafusa.org's article Edward Stanton Joins NAFUSA about his recent induction to the National Association of Former United States Attorneys:
Butler Snow announced on March 7, 2017, that Edward L. Stanton III – former U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee – had joined the firm in its Memphis office. Stanton will practice with the firm's White Collar, Compliance and Government Investigations team and its Commercial Litigation Practice Group. He has also joined NAFUSA.
"Ed has a very successful track record as U.S. Attorney and is highly regarded by his peers in and out of the courtroom," said Donald Clark, Jr. "His distinguished career has earned him a stellar reputation for exemplary service to his community and the Department of Justice. Ed's leadership and experience, both in the U.S. Attorney's office and as a litigator for a Fortune 500 corporation, make him an extremely valuable addition to the firm's white collar, investigations and commercial litigation practices."
Stanton joined NAFUSA members Jim Letten (ED Louisiana 2001-2012) and James B. Tucker (SD Mississippi 20001-2001) at Butler Snow strengthening the firm's growing investigations, white collar practice and commercial litigation group.
Butler Snow's White Collar, Compliance and Government Investigations team is primarily involved in the defense of criminal and regulatory matters, including matters concerning allegations of fraud, tax and financial violations, criminal contempt, RICO violations, and environmental violations. The firm's Commercial Litigation Practice Group handles a wide array of complex disputes arising from contract and business arrangements for a broad range of businesses nationwide, and is led by some of the most experienced trial lawyers in the firm.
As U.S. Attorney, Stanton served as the chief federal law enforcement officer for the Western District of Tennessee from 2010 to 2017, managing an office of approximately 100 attorneys and support staff in two locations. He oversaw the investigation and litigation of major criminal and civil cases that focused on violent crime, financial and health care fraud, racketeering, international drug trafficking, terrorism, child exploitation and cybercrime.
Stanton also launched a number of highly successful initiatives including the formation of a dedicated Civil Rights Unit. This unit earned national acclaim for prosecuting individuals who committed federal civil rights crimes including sex trafficking, public corruption, excessive force, official misconduct, hate crimes, predatory lending, unfair housing and Americans with Disabilities Act violations.
Prior to becoming U.S. Attorney, Stanton served as senior counsel with FedEx. There he served as lead trial and corporate counsel on complex business and litigation matters including governmental investigations, class action, labor and employment, trademark infringement, transportation law and environmental matters. Stanton also served as lead counsel in jury trials in federal and state courts throughout the country.
Stanton's two decades of governmental and litigation experience also encompasses his tenure as Assistant City Attorney for the City of Memphis and practice with two private law firms.
Stanton, a lifelong Memphian, received his bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Memphis and his Juris Doctor from the University of Memphis School of Law.
To read nafusa.org's article about Edward L. Stanton, III in its entirety, please visit the link below.
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New year resolutions are commitments that everyone makes or have made before and with the start of 2019 RHSToday decided to tour the school. We posed two questions testing the reality and prevalence of the daunting resolutions and what each students was.
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TWEET: Alex Morgan To Be On FIFA 16 Cover, Along With Lionel Messi
0 comments by Josh Espinal on 7/20/2015
Alex Morgan, who is one of the most recognizable stars of the United States Women's National Team (and women's soccer in general), will graze the cover of the United States' version of FIFA 16. This year's cover is a historic one as Morgan will be the first woman ever to be on the cover of the […]
Sports Illustrated Honors USWNT World Cup Win With 25 Covers
0 comments by Phillip Bupp on 7/13/2015
Sports Illustrated is doing a terrific and unprecedented thing with their magazine this week. They are honoring the US Women's National Team with the ultimate team honor by giving each player as well as manager Jill Ellis with their very own cover. This, along with a team cover, is the most SI covers devoted to […]
The Congratulations Roll In For USWNT's World Cup Win
0 comments by Phillip Bupp on 7/6/2015
Yesterday, we posted multiple tweets of famous people, famous athletes and sports teams both from in and out of the soccer world, as they wished the USWNT luck in the Women's World Cup Final. There are way too many but here's a sampling of the congratulations for the USWNT. Relive the moment and enjoy the […]
0 comments by Josh Espinal on 7/5/2015
The United States Women's National Team has defeated Japan, 5-2, in a rematch of the 2011 title game to win its third Women's World title overall. Not only did the title put the United States on top of this World Cup, but the third star going on the crest also means the most Women's World […]
Jill Ellis Deserves Our Praise
0 comments by Mark Kastner
At the beginning of the FIFA Women's World Cup, possibly the most uncertain aspect of the U.S. Women's National Team was their head coach, Jill Ellis. Exiting the group stage, those doubts had not been quelled as the USWNT played to a fraction of their potential. All the questions were pointed at Jill, her choices, […]
Player of the Match: 2015 Women's World Cup Final
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In one of the most dominant displays that we've seen in a cup final, men or women, there are plenty of players that could have been named the Player of the Match. But after breaking history in an already historic match, Carli Lloyd took this game by the scruff of the neck. Her early hat […]
Carli Lloyd scores Hat Trick; Fastest in WWC History
Carli Lloyd is unreal. Carli Lloyd is an American hero. In a game that was billed to be one of the best match-ups in recent history, Carli Lloyd tore apart the Japanese defense for 3 goals in 16 minutes. Yes, she scored 3 goals in a World Cup Final in the same amount of time […]
The USWNT Has the Support of a Nation Going Into Final
0 comments by Phillip Bupp
Tonight is the Women's World Cup Final and it's clear the USWNT has picked up some fans along the way. More and more people have tuned in as the tournament goes on and more and more people have noticed what these ladies have done in the past month and that includes those outside of the […]
Five Reasons the USWNT Will Beat Japan and Win the Women's World Cup
Here we are, the Women's World Cup Final. The USWNT faces Japan in a rematch from the 2011 Women's World Cup. Both teams went through some insurmountable odds to get to this point and to do it for a second time in a row, is just tremendous. Earlier today we took a look at the […]
5 Reasons Japan Will Beat the USWNT and Repeat as World Cup Champions
0 comments by Andrew Coppens
Winning a single World Cup is hard enough, but getting back to the final and having a chance to repeat is twice as difficult. Yet, for Japan the journey through the 2015 Women's World Cup has led them to back-to-back finals for the first time in the country's history. Their own-goal win over England in […]
Power Ranking Every Women's World Cup Final
0 comments by Andrew Coppens on 7/4/2015
While the history of the FIFA Women's World Cup finals are just six matches strong, unlike the men's counterpart it has been full of entertaining, memorable games. Games that have stood the test of time and unlike the men's side, have actually all lived up to billing. There's been all-out attacking soccer in some finals, […]
Miami Heat Wishes USWNT "Good Luck in the Finals tonight!"
The NBA's Miami Heat tweeted the USWNT good luck as they go against Japan in the Women's World Cup Final. There was just one problem, their timing was a little off.
VIDEO: England's 92nd Minute Own Goal Denies Them a Women's WC Final
England lost in the absolutely worst, most heartbreaking way imaginable today by losing via an own goal in the 92nd minute. Japan won 2-1 and advanced as a result and will face the United States in a 2011 Women's World Cup Final rematch on Sunday starting at 6 PM ET on FOX. Laura Bassett tried […]
USA Proves the Doubters Wrong By Going to Women's World Cup Final
One! More! Game! The USWNT is one step away from the summit of women's soccer, the USA is in the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Final. They will face either Japan in a World Cup Final rematch or face England on Independence Day weekend. Japan and England will play on Sunday night at 6 PM […]
Five Reasons the USWNT Will Beat Germany
The USWNT faces off against Germany on Tuesday and it'll be the biggest test yet for the United States as they go for their third Women's World Cup win. #1 and #2, this game is literally a toss up and anything can happen on Tuesday at 7 PM ET on FOX. We'll have our five […]


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The paper for this one is Jillibean Soup. This is truly one of my favorite lines of paper EVER! ...and the red print with the flowers is adorable! I added a little hardware piece from Tim Holtz as well.
Great card! I love red so much! And with thise tiny flowers it is just perfect!
This is just stunning. Love the colors and that sketch. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Donna's sentiments are so wonderful, love your card!
Awesome cards today. I'll be praying for you.
Oh wow... this is to fabulous! I love it.
Good luck with your MRI and sending positive thoughts your way!
Wow! Incredible card Jennifer! Good luck with your MRI today!
Simply lovely!! Good luck with your MRI today!
Love your card, and I hope for a positive outcome from the MRI.
Love your card!!! I will keep you in my prayers! I live in Bedford... so I'm only a couple hours away from where you are now!!!
Beautiful card - praying right now for good results on the MRI!!
I love this card. Very fun! And that sentiment is perfect!
Stunning card Jennifer! LOVE the details and colors! So classy!
soooo super cute. and hugs and prayer for you-hope that MRI gives good, clear results!
Hope your MRI has good news for you!! Your card is beautiful.
Beautiful card to go with that beautiful sentiment!
WOW - love the card!!! Red and kraft are always so beautiful together.
loving this..the colors are so perfect!!
This looks fantastic, Jennifer! I love the papers and stitching!!
I hope your MRI went well. I'm praying for you, sweet thang!


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The Key to Your Success May Be. . .
In baseball, get a hit 1/3 of the time and your batting avg. is .333 and you are an All-Star. Succeed 1/3 of the time long enough and you will probably make the Hall of Fame. Heck, if you are a success 40% of the time you will be immortalized! This means you fail 60-65% of the time!
Golf and tennis, if you win 25% of all the tournaments you entered you will be a super star. This means you lost 75% of the time you competed. All other sports are pretty equal to these type of stats. Success seems to center around 70 to 75%!
Starting your own business is quite different, you only need to succeed 1 time. You can fail, and fail, and fail; time and time again. BUT, if you persist and succeed just once you are an entrepreneurial success! If you failed 99 times and succeed once, you would be absolute failure in most sports, but you would be a successful business person! If that business continues that course you may financially set yourself up for life. People will ask you about the key to your success, very few owners will admit the key was their failure. Most will talk about their unique idea or product or hard work. Hard work may be truly measured in your ability to pick yourself up after failure and continue your journey.
All that matters in business is that you get it right once. Just get 1 hit in 100 at bats. That 1 hit may place you in the Business Hall of Fame, Henry Ford, Bill Gates, Phil Knight, Jeff Bezos, Sergey Brin/Larry Page, Mark Zuckerberg, and my all time favorite Charlie Bluhdorn- Now go out and get that 1 hit!
Then everyone will tell you how lucky you are!!
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NAMILCO's Finance Director Mr. Fitzroy McLeod poses with the respective recipients of prizes following yesterday's presentation at the Grove Playfield.
the competition ended at the Grove Playfield.
Diamond United took full points from Mocha Champs which failed to show up, while Agricola came back from a goal down against Friendship to win 2-1. Yesterday's play brought an end to two-rounds of grinding action between nine (9) clubs in the association, the league got underway since June of last year.
Emerging as the overall winner after 16-matches each was Grove Hi Tech which ended as the only undefeated club with 48-points; scoring a total of 45-goals, while only conceding 5 to end with a +40 average.
Yesterday, Friendship jumped ahead of Agricola in the 10th minute through a Denver Stoll goal but Agricola bided their time and drew level on 40 minutes when Adrian Reid netted the first of his double to lead them to full points with their seventh win of the league. The winning goal was scored in the 55th minute by Reid.
Finance Director of the National Milling Company of Guyana (NAMILCO) Mr. Fitzroy McLeod was on hand to distribute the trophies and medals to the top four clubs. In remarks to the players, McLeod first congratulated the players for staying the course in a competition that commenced last year.
He noted that his company was more than happy to partner with the Guyana Football Federation in providing an avenue through the associations for players to exhibit and develop their skills on a consistent basis reminding that the competition will be played over a five-year period with NAMILCO investing over Five-Million dollars.
McLeod encouraged the players to always seek to work hard not only on the field of play but to also place a high premium on their academic pursuits so as to be the best they can be whilst keeping an eye on making it at the national age-group levels also.
EBFA President Franklin Wilson conveyed the association's gratitude to NAMILCO and the GFF for making a tournament of this nature reality whilst also commending the players, parents, coaches, club administrators, fans and referees making their respective contributions which all added up to make the league a success.
The clubs were all commended for their continued investment in ensuring that players attended matches on a consistent basis despite some not being able to due to various reasons from time to time.
Highway United (Yarrowkabra) and Kuru Kururu Warriors, both based on the Linden Soesdyke Highway ended the league in second and third place with Diamond United taking fourth followed by Agricola, Herstelling, Soesdyke Falcons, Mocha Champs and Friendship following in that order.
Finishing as the leading goal scorer is Kuru Kururu Warriors' Jonathan Bailey with 9 followed by Shawn Steele (Highway United) and Kevin Padmore (Grove Hi Tech) 7 apiece.
With the conclusion of the Under-17, the EBFA will continue with the Ralph Green sponsored Under-11, while the Frank Watson Under-15 Intra Association League would kick off shortly. Clubs are reminded to complete their registration by next Friday.


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Fletcher T. Newton
Chief Executive Officer, Uranium One Inc., President, TENEX-USA Inc.
Fletcher Newton has worked in the nuclear fuel industry for over 27 years. Fletcher joined Tenam Corporation, the US subsidiary of Joint Stock Company TENEX, which is the Russian commercial agent for sales of nuclear fuel throughout the world, as President and Director in March 2015. He joined the Board of Directors of Uranium One Inc. in September 2018, having previously served as Executive Vice-President, Corporate and Strategic Affairs for Uranium One, Inc. from 2007 to 2012 with responsibility for several functions over his time with the company. From 2013 to 2015, he provided consulting services to companies in the nuclear energy industry, including utilities, fabricators, and uranium producers. From 1997 to 2007, he was President of Cameco Corporation's U.S. subsidiaries Power Resources, Inc. and Crow Butte Resources, Inc., and was also responsible for overseeing development of Cameco's Inkai project in Kazakhstan. Before joining Cameco Corporation, he served as Special Counsel to the Chairman of Concord/Nuexco Trading Corporation from 1991-1995. Fletcher holds degrees from University of Denver College of Law (J.D.), the University of Leningrad Faculty of Philology (CIEE Russian Program), and Harvard College (B.A., Soviet Studies, Magna Cum Laude).
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There are many factors involved in safeguarding the early development of an unborn child during pregnancy. One of the most influential being hormone balance. Sadly, many are not aware of the powerful impact that hormones, specifically thyroid hormones, have during the early stages of pregnancy. Worse still many mothers are not aware of existing thyroid issues that can lead to pregnancy issues such as developmental disorders, physical defects, and even loss. Recognizing the critical role of thyroid hormones and taking the appropriate steps to keep them balanced is essential for healthy pregnancies.
Thyroid hormones play an important role in fetal development. The hormones coordinate the many genetic factors ranging from neurological development to physical attributes that are necessary for the creation of a new life. When levels are low or depleted, the body's genetic programming cannot be completed properly thereby increasing the risk of birth defects. The brain in particular is sensitive to decreased thyroid levels during early development. Therefore, a deficiency of thyroid hormone significantly increases the risk of poor brain development in the unborn child.
In the early stages of pregnancy, specifically the first trimester, the fetus is entirely reliant on the mother for thyroid hormones. Multiple studies have shown that even marginally low levels in pregnant women can lead to neurological issues including poor cognitive function in their newborn. Therefore, maintaining healthy levels of thyroid hormones in both the mother and child is essential for the child's wellness and development.
Significant deficiencies of thyroid hormone caused by hypothyroidism or other thyroid disorders can result in prominent pregnancy issues. Hypothyroidism is a reduction of thyroid activity resulting in a deficit of thyroid hormones. It is common for those with undiagnosed hypothyroidism to recognize their condition during the first trimester of pregnancy because this is when the demand for thyroid hormone is at its highest. It is common for those with hypothyroidism, and occasionally those with healthy thyroid function, to be administered supplementary thyroid replacement medication to help keep up with the additional demand from the newly forming child and their own body.
Typically, during pregnancy the mother's thyroid gland increases in size to support greater production of the requisite hormones. Unfortunately, hypothyroidism can impede this bodily adaptation and disrupt the pregnancy. Maternal hypothyroidism, especially if it is untreated, is associated with various pregnancy complications including: postpartum hemorrhage, placental abruption, preterm labor, miscarriage, still birth, maternal anemia, pre-eclampsia, premature delivery, low birth weight, and greater risk of physical and developmental deficiencies in the child.
Maintaining proper hormone balance through the entire pregnancy is important for the healthy development of the child. However, during the first trimester, hormone balance is crucial regarding fetal development. Cell nuclei contain between 2,000 to 10,000 thyroid hormone receptors meaning that thyroid hormone levels and function have an impressive influence over early development.
The requirement for thyroid hormone is at its height during the first trimester. Animal studies have shown that the first half of pregnancy may be a period of increased sensitivity wherein a lack of thyroid hormone can significantly disrupt neurogenesis, promote neuronal migration errors, and inhibit brain development in the fetus. Thyroid hormones also impact placental trophoblasts, which influence blood flow and nutrient delivery to the newly forming fetus. Deficiency in this area can further disrupt fetal development. Because of this, it is important that thyroidal intervention and care be administered during the first trimester of pregnancy. After about 16 weeks hormone values typically normalize but thyroid support may still be required for mothers with a thyroid condition.
It is estimated that between 3-10% of women have hypothyroidism meaning that the risk of disrupted fetal development during pregnancy due to thyroid dysfunction is relatively high. TSH is the most common metric used for assessing thyroid function. Guidelines provided by the American Thyroid Association states that TSH levels should not be above 2.5 during the first trimester and no more than 3.0 during the second and third trimester.
One study composed of over 50,000 hypothyroid women showed that during the first trimester nearly 63% of the participants had a TSH near the upper limit of 2.5, which is indicative of hypothyroidism. Over 7% of participants had TSH levels above 10. This is highly irregular and suggests severe thyroidal dysfunction. The researchers found that women who had a TSH above 4.51 showed an increased risk for miscarriage as opposed to those who had a TSH between 0.2 and 2.5 during the first trimester. Although TSH is not an infallible method of identifying thyroid dysfunction, at significantly elevated levels it does suggest thyroidal dysfunction that could negatively affect pregnancy.
An undiagnosed thyroid issue could contribute significantly to development issues in a developing child. Identifying thyroid dysfunction or deficiency before pregnancy and subsequently treating it is the best way to avoid potential thyroid-related pregnancy issues. Sadly, there is no standardized or required thyroid screening for women who are pregnant. However, requesting a pre-conception evaluation to assess levels of thyroid hormones such as TSH, Free T4, Free T3, and thyroid antibodies such as Thyroid Peroxidases (TPO) can help identify an existing thyroid disorder or irregularity. Doing so may support the pregnancy and help protect the early development of the unborn child. It is important to regularly reevaluate thyroid function during the first trimester as this is when the risk of pregnancy-related thyroid dysfunction is greatest.
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Irregular thyroid function may impede and disrupt pregnancy. Therefore, it is crucial to have the thyroid tested before conception and regularly assessed during the first trimester. After the first trimester when hormone levels have stabilized testing intervals can be reduced. If any issues develop, it is critical to get the appropriate care and treatment to stabilize thyroid function and hormone levels. Identifying and resolving thyroid issues prior to pregnancy reduces the risk of complications and helps ensure that fetal development is safeguarded throughout the term. Protect your pregnancy by supporting your thyroid.
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Weeks after hurricanes in Texas and Florida: Government aid scarce, tens of thousands still displaced
By Tom Hall
Nearly two months after Hurricane Harvey slammed Texas and weeks after Irma devastated Florida, residents in both states attempting to piece their lives back together confront indifference and neglect from the federal government.
A front-page article in yesterday's New York Times noted that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) "has taken weeks to inspect damaged homes and apartments, delaying flood victims' attempts to rebuild their lives and properties." The article added that people who call the agency's help line routinely wait on hold for hours before even speaking with a FEMA representative. One person estimated that he had spent at least 16 hours attempting to reach someone at FEMA since Hurricane Harvey hit Texas at the end of August, thus far without success.
The agency, which is understaffed and was almost out of cash even before the recent hurricanes, has been overwhelmed by applications for federal assistance, according to the Times. However, a major factor in the backlog of cases is the onerous nature of the requirements for recipients of aid from the agency, which includes an in-person inspection of applicants' homes to verify their claimed needs. More than 80 percent of the agency's roughly 10,000 employees are currently working in the field.
For those who are able to navigate the application process, what assistance is available is paltry. FEMA grants through its main Disaster Relief Fund are capped at $33,000, which is nowhere near sufficient to make whole people who have lost everything. The vast majority of aid recipients get far less than the maximum grant.
The main function of the program is to provide temporary housing for disaster victims in nearby hotels or mobile homes. "We will never be able to bring people back to where they were prior to disaster—that's what insurance and loans are for," a FEMA spokesman told the Houston Press last month. In other words, the victims of the storms must pay for their own recovery.
This week, the Senate is scheduled to vote on a $36 billion bill that would fund relief efforts in Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico, as well as the areas of California affected by the recent wildfires. However, this bill, together with the $15 billion package passed last month, would only scratch the surface of the damage caused by some of the costliest natural disasters in American history. The economic impact from Hurricane Harvey alone is estimated to be as high as $180 billion.
At the beginning of October, over 60,000 people remained displaced in Texas from Hurricane Harvey, according to an Associated Press report. The two main shelters in the Houston area, located in the city's main convention centers, have long since been closed down in order to reopen the facilities for convention business. More than 834,000 Texans had applied for FEMA assistance by the start of October, according to the AP, with only 298,000, or scarcely more than one-third, having received funding.
FEMA has denied outright 23 percent of 2.9 million applications for assistance from Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, according to the Times. The vast majority of these denials, roughly 432,000 applications, have taken place in Florida, where, according to the newspaper, "the agency determined that many homes were not significantly damaged by the storm." In St. Lucie County, Florida, among the hardest-hit by Irma on the Florida mainland, FEMA has given out only $7.9 million to 6,507 households, an average of around $1,200 per household. St. Lucie County has a population of 300,000 people.
Meanwhile, the need for food assistance remains widespread. Tens of thousands of people have flocked to assistance centers in recent weeks, where they can apply for temporary food stamps. In Florida, as the World Socialist Web Site reported earlier this month, more than 50,000 people lined up for food assistance at sites throughout the state, forcing closures at some facilities that were overwhelmed by demand. While only a fraction of St. Lucie residents have received assistance from FEMA, nearly a quarter of the county's population has qualified for temporary federal food assistance.
As always in natural disasters, the hardest-hit segments of the population are overwhelmingly poor and working class, with many lacking the financial resources to evacuate or living in the most vulnerable and flood-prone areas.
This experience was repeated in the Houston area, where an estimated 3,000 lined up at Deusson Park in the Texas late-summer heat to apply for $649 in state food assistance for a four-person household. Several people in the crowd fell ill from heat exposure, according to the Texas Tribune, and an elderly man died of cardiac arrest shortly after arriving. The extended deadline to apply for food assistance expired last Friday.
When asked why the county did not open more facilities to handle the applications, Harris County Chief Executive Ed Emmett scapegoated the applicants themselves, citing the potential for fraud by people applying for the meager food assistance on offer. "It's become just a government giveaway as opposed to targeting people who really need help," Emmett told reporters. Government fraud investigators were reportedly on site at numerous centers monitoring the application process.
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Q: css add spacing between columns I have four columns and I am trying to add space between them but when I put padding into the css the columns are still close and the padding is added within the columns. What am I doing wrong.

/* Create four columns of equal width */
.columns {
    float: left;
    width: 25%;
    padding: 8px 10px;
    opacity: .8;
    background-color: grey;
    border: 2px solid #eee;
    text-align: center;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    -webkit-transition: 0.3s;
    transition: 0.3s;
}

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A: February/2022 Update
The grid-column-gap property is deprecated. You should now use column-gap.
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You may have a better experience using CSS Grid. Adjusting the spacing between columns using a property like grid-column-gap seems more intuitive than using margin. About the fr unit, from CSS Tricks:

The fr unit allows you to set the size of a track as a fraction of the free space of the grid container.

.column {
  background-color: gray;
  padding: 1em 2em;
  text-align: center;
}

.grid {
  display: grid;
  grid-column-gap: 20px;
  grid-template-columns: repeat(4, 1fr);
}

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A: Padding is always added inside elements. While your code is correct and does add padding space inside your element, if you want space in between your elements you will need to add margin.
.element {
margin:0 2.5%;
width:20%;
}

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