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Fic: Careful Handling
Careful Handling, by kishmet. Tezuka/Fuji, PG, 1,700 words, romance/humor. Kind of for reddwarfer, who wanted some non-angsty TezuFuji. Why is TezuFuji an angsty pairing anyway? In the series they stand next to each other looking married all the time, which doesn't really equal angst... right?
"Well." Oishi drew in a breath and smiled gamely at the Seigaku regulars. They'd gathered around for the announcement and were wearing their usual range of expressions: Tezuka, impassive as ever; Eiji, grinning in anticipation; Fuji, smiling inscrutably, although anyone looking closely would have seen that was because he had a hand on Tezuka's backside. Ryoma just looked indifferent; he was probably thinking about his cat or tennis or both. "I'm planning to put together a scrapbook for the Seigaku tennis club!"
If there had been crickets around so early in the day, their chirping would easily have been heard by anyone in the vicinity, the silence in the locker room was so absolute.
Oishi forged on, perhaps because he was accustomed to a lack of reaction to his plans. "I, ah, I know the school has a yearbook already, but the sports teams are given only two pages in there, and, well, that's just not enough to show everyone the way they really are, so I thought we could make our own…" he trailed off.
Momo spoke up first. "That's a good idea, Oishi-senpai, it really is!" He grinned and pumped his fist in the air. "Seigaku, fight-o!"
"Maybe that could be on the front of the book!" Eiji suggested enthusiastically.
"Che," said Ryoma, but didn't sound overly displeased.
"I could take the pictures for it, if you'd like me to," said Fuji. Tezuka glanced at him but said nothing, even though Fuji was now toying with his waistband.
"Definitely!" said Oishi, brightening. "We could have a whole photo shoot after practice tomorrow, if you're free, that is."
"Of course I am," said Fuji, blithely slipping his hand down the back of Tezuka's pants.
Tezuka cleared his throat. "Practice is done," he said shortly. "Regulars are dismissed for the day. Thank you for the idea, Oishi."
"Don't do that again," said Tezuka, once he and Fuji were alone.
"What, this?" Fuji asked, and did something that made Tezuka shiver and close his eyes.
He opened them again to give Fuji a stern look. "Twenty laps."
Fuji agreed, without any complaint, that he probably deserved them. Tezuka ran the laps along with him, and didn't even mention this time that holding hands defeated the intended purpose.
"Fuji." Tezuka didn't have to look away from Oishi and Kawamura's match to find that Fuji was photographing him from close range, leaning down in order to get a more imaginative angle for his shot.
"Hm?" Fuji hit the shutter button and the camera clicked and whirred.
"Fuji-senpai, the photo shoots are supposed to be after practice!" said Momo.
"Don't worry, I'm just practicing," said Fuji, apparently unconcerned.
"Don't bother Fuji while he's taking pictures of Tezuka-buchou, Momo," Eiji advised, bounding past them to the court where he was to play with Ryoma.
Momo stared after him. "Huh? Why…"
Fuji reached out and brushed a lock of hair away from Tezuka's face, tucking it carefully behind Tezuka's ear. "You have such nice ears, Tezuka," he said, keeping his fingers there for longer than necessary. "Or maybe delicious is a better word? I always want to nibble on them."
Tezuka let out a barely-audible sigh that was part resigned, part something else that most people didn't get to hear from him very often.
Momo left in a hurry after that. Eiji gave some good advice sometimes, though it usually came too late.
"So," said Fuji. "Who wants to go first?"
His expression wasn't a terribly reassuring one. Ryoma shook his head and sipped his Ponta, while Momo and Kaidoh both took a step back so that they weren't volunteered for the job. "Tezuka, maybe you should go first," Oishi suggested, with an apologetic look in Tezuka's direction. He thought that Tezuka could handle Fuji.
Tezuka knew, however, that no one 'handled' Fuji. "All right," he said anyway.
"Let's see, where is the light best…" Fuji took Tezuka by the arm and led him over to the window, sitting him on the bench next to his tennis equipment. Fuji took a step back to examine the shot and then came forward again, adjusting Tezuka's head with a gentle touch on Tezuka's cheek. He stepped back again, hummed something under his breath, and then went back. He leaned down so that his and Tezuka's faces were level and Tezuka looked at him, a look exchanged between them that was somehow too private for a public space.
Some of the regulars shifted, having thought they were safe with everyone in the room and suddenly realizing that might not be the case.
"A closeup would highlight some of your best points," Fuji mused.
"But not all of them?" Tezuka asked, possibly even teasing.
"No, not nearly all of them." Fuji ran his finger lightly over Tezuka's cheekbone as though removing dust from a fine porcelain doll. Tezuka blinked, but did nothing to stop him. Fuji was so close that he was nearly straddling Tezuka's legs, and then he moved even closer so that there was no more than half an inch between their faces. "But then, I don't think most photographs could do that."
"Fuji," Oishi interrupted quickly. "Maybe… maybe the photo shoots should be...independent, just one-on-one. So that, ah, not all of us are watching and… well, ruining your concentration."
"Oh, I can concentrate all right with an audience." The corners of Fuji's mouth lifted in a small, satisfied smile. "Sometimes even better."
Tezuka said nothing out loud, but the look on his face said volumes.
"He just wants you to stop making out with buchou in front of us," Ryoma informed Fuji from his corner, looking bored.
"What?" squawked Horio, who hadn't really realized what was going on.
"Echizen!" said Oishi, appalled. "That wasn't what I- I didn't mean-"
"No?" Fuji inquired. "Then you wouldn't mind?"
Oishi blinked, looking, if possible, even more horrified than before, while Fuji smiled and Eiji giggled. "Ah…"
"Can I leave now?" Ryoma asked.
"Yes," said Tezuka, interceding and exercising his captainly authority. "All of you may go."
He didn't say 'except for Fuji,' but everyone got the hint anyway, and they filed out (Ryoma was the first through the door, with Momo close behind, telling him to wait up). Fuji stayed, laughing silently until Tezuka leaned over and turned the laughter into something almost, but not quite, entirely different.
They didn't actually get very many pictures taken, but the photo session was productive anyway, or so Fuji commented later when he was lying on Tezuka and wearing Tezuka's jersey instead of his own. Tezuka agreed, but silently.
The lack of photographs produced by the last photo session meant that Fuji invited Tezuka to his house to finish, or really, to start at all. Tezuka sat on the edge of Fuji's bed, as formal and straight-backed as ever. Fuji sat beside him, and Tezuka relaxed by a miniscule amount. Then Fuji took Tezuka's wrists and moved Tezuka's hands, setting them on Tezuka's thigh, playing with them more than anything, moving each finger individually, looking at the hands from one angle and then another. He picked up his camera and looked at them through the lens, said "hmm" under his breath, and went back to arranging them.
Tezuka didn't ask what Fuji was doing. "These won't be for the scrapbook," Tezuka said instead, watching Fuji and the speculative look on Fuji's face and Fuji's own slim, graceful hands holding his.
Fuji's gaze remained on Tezuka's hands as he positioned them, running a finger lightly over Tezuka's knuckles before sliding his hand beneath Tezuka's palm to lift it just a little. He smiled, though, and replied, "Possibly."
"Fuji."
"Well, I'll have to see how they turn out." Fuji linked his fingers with Tezuka's for a moment and squeezed, receiving a slight squeeze in return. "Your hands are the best models I've ever had, I think."
"Hm." Tezuka raised an eyebrow and asked dryly, "Better than my ears?"
Fuji stopped to consider that, looking up at Tezuka with a hint of playfulness in his eyes. "Not necessarily." He lifted his hand to stroke along the outer rim of Tezuka's left ear with a fingertip. "Your hands have a wider range of motion, though. I'll give them that." Then he studied Tezuka's hands closely. "Yes, just like that."
"No," said Tezuka unexpectedly, and when Fuji looked up at him, startled, Tezuka caught one of Fuji's hands in his, holding it and linking their fingers together. "Just like this," said Tezuka.
Fuji's smile was slow, considering, and more real than any of the smiles he ever showed in public. He didn't reply, just picked up the camera and began taking pictures.
Oishi finished the scrapbook within a week. He showed it to Tezuka first, while the rest of the regulars held their breaths, watching Tezuka turn the pages. There were newspaper and magazine articles about the team; there were tournament rosters; there were ranking match results; and of course, there were Fuji's photographs. One of Eiji in midair, about to gleefully latch onto Momo and Ryoma's shoulders, one of Taka grinning embarrassedly at something, one of Inui from the side, with Inui holding his pen against the corner of his mouth while he thought something through. One of Kaidoh with a faraway look, obviously daydreaming, one of Oishi leaning against a court fence, concern making his brow wrinkle just a little, one of Ryoma and his cat, who'd sneaked to school in Ryoma's tennis bag yet again.
There were no photos of Tezuka's and Fuji's hands intertwined, though there was one candid shot of the two of them that had probably been taken by Eiji, with the two of them standing next to each other as they always did, Fuji looking up at Tezuka and saying something while Tezuka looked away from a match to meet his eyes.
Tezuka closed the book and nodded. "Thank you, Oishi. You've done a very thorough job."
The team broke out into excited chatter and surged forward, everyone else wanting to look at the book as well while Oishi positively beamed. Tezuka handed the book over to Taka and then glanced at Fuji, who wasn't quite smiling, but almost.
When Fuji left, Tezuka followed. "You didn't put those ones into the scrapbook after all."
"No, I didn't," said Fuji, turning back and waiting for Tezuka to catch up to him. When Tezuka did, Fuji took his hand and smiled. "I think I'd rather keep those ones for myself."
Tezuka smiled, just enough that Fuji was the only one who could possibly see it. Then he leaned in and murmured, almost against Fuji's ear, "So would I."


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Team Philippines: One athlete left in Olympics
BMX biker Daniel Caluag is the sole athlete left for Team Philippines after athletics representatives Marestella Torres, Rene Herrera bow out
Published 11:44 AM, August 09, 2012
Updated 11:49 AM, August 09, 2012
MANILA, Philippines - After the Philippines' two athletics representatives were eliminated after the first round of competition, one athlete is left carrying the country's flag.
Long jumper Marestella Torres is out of the Olympics after a dismal performance that saw her jump significantly less than her personal best on Tuesday, August 7 (Wednesday, Manila time).
Torres registered a disappointing 6.22 meters, a far cry from her personal best of 6.71 that would've seen her finish in the top 4 and advance to the finals.
Runner Rene Herrera for his part was able to set a pesonal best time in the men's 5000m, clocking in at 14:44.11.
Despite his time, Herrera finished last in the qualification round at the 42nd spot -- almost 10 seconds slower than Cape Verde's Ruben Sanca who ended 41st -- finishing his Olympic bid.
The country's final athlete, BMX biker Daniel Caluag, raced Wednesday, August 8 in the seeding run for the men's BMX Cycling event, where he also ended last at 31st place with his 40.900 finish.
He will compete in the 3rd heat of the quarterfinals on Thursday, August 9 at 10pm Manila time. Of the 4 heats, only the best two bikers per heat advance to the semi-finals.
A Filipino-American from Chino, California, Caluag is the sole Asian competing in the BMX event. Though he actually hoped to qualify for the U.S. team, Caluag decided to compete for the Philippines after learning that he was unable to make the cut. - Rappler.com
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Hanaoka Seishū (; * 30. November 1760 in Hirayama, Provinz Kii (heute: Kinokawa, Präfektur Wakayama) als Hanaoka Umpei (); † 21. November 1835) war ein japanischer Arzt, der die erste Mastektomie (Brustkrebsoperation) unter Narkose bzw. damit die erste nachweisbare Operation unter einer gelungenen Allgemeinanästhesie durchführte.

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Hanaoka ging 1782 nach Kyoto, wo er drei Monate Innere Medizin bei Yoshimasu Nangai () studierte. Dessen Vater Yoshimasu Tōdō war einer der führenden Vertreter der "Alten Schule" (, koihō-ha)  welche die nach der Song-Zeit aufgekommenen chinesischen Konzepte ablehnte und im Rückgriff auf Texte wie das Shānghán lùn ("Abhandlung über die Kälte-Krankheiten", ) die Bedeutung eigener Beobachtungen und Erfahrungen betonte. Anschließend beschäftigte er sich für ein Jahr bei Yamato Kenryū () mit der "Chirurgie im Stile Caspars", der ältesten chirurgischen Tradition mitteleuropäischer Prägung in Japan, die auf den deutschen Chirurgen Caspar Schamberger zurückgeht. Außerdem vertiefte er sich in die Lehren von Irako Dōgyū (), der westliche und chinesische Traditionen kombinierte. Unter den Schriften, die er während dieser Zeit sammelte, ist besonders das von Nagatomi Dokushōan () verfasste Manyū zakki () anzuführen, durch das er auf die Behandlung von Brustkrebs aufmerksam wurde.

1785 kehrte Hanaoka in die Heimat zurück und übernahm die Praxis seines Vaters. Am 13. Oktober 1804 führte Hanaoka eine Mastektomie durch, bei der er ein selbstentwickeltes Narkosemittel nutzte, das er Tsūsensan () nannte. Seine Patientin war die 60-jährige Kan () aus Gojō, deren ganze Familie an Brustkrebs verstarb. Weitere Mastektomien folgten, die eine große Schar von Schülern anlockten. Heute findet man daher in nahezu allen Regionen Japans zeitgenössische illustrierte Handschriften, die den Verlauf seiner Operationen schildern. Insgesamt führte er 156 Mastektomien durch.

Infolge des eingeschränkten Informationsflusses zwischen Japan und dem Ausland (Isolationspolitik, Sakoku) wurden Hanaokas bahnbrechende Leistungen im Westen erst um die Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts bekannt, wo sich seit Crawford Williamson Longs ersten Versuchen mit Ätherdämpfen (1842) die Nutzung von Diethylether verbreitet hatte.

Tsūsensan
Die Wirkung seines Narkosemittels Tsūsensan (), auch Mafutsusan () genannt, setzt nach 2 bis 4 Stunden ein und führt erst zur Schmerzunempfindlichkeit und dann zur Bewusstlosigkeit. Die Wirkstoffe sind Scopolamin, Hyoscyamin/Atropin, Aconitin und Angelicotoxin. Der Effekt hält 4 bis 24 Stunden an.

Das Mittel entwickelte er, von älteren chinesischen Rezepten ausgehend, zunächst durch Tierversuche. Danach dienten seine Mutter Otsugi () und seine Frau Kae () als Versuchspersonen, wobei Letztere erblindete.

Tsūsensan besteht aus Datura metel (syn. Datura alba; /, Mandarage) und je 2 Teilen Aconitum japonicum (, Kusauzu), Angelica dahurica (/, Byakushi), Angelica decursiva (, Tōki), Selinum striatum (syn. Ligusticum wallichii; /, Senkyū). Gelegentlich werden noch 1 oder 2 Teile Arisaema serratum (syn. Arisaema japonicum; , Tennanshō) als Bestandteil aufgeführt.

Erwähnungen
Die bekannte japanische Schriftstellerin Ariyoshi Sawako schrieb 1966 den Roman Kae und ihre Rivalin (, Hanaoka Seishū no tsuma). Dieser basiert auf Hanaokas Leben, besonders den Experimenten, vermischt mit einem fiktiven Konflikt zwischen seiner Mutter und seiner Frau.

Literatur

 S. Noma (Hrsg.): Hanaoka Seishū. In: Japan. An Illustrated Encyclopedia. Kodansha, 1993. ISBN 4-06-205938-X, S. 497.

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 Medizinische Hochschule Wakayama: Hanaoka Seishū no shōkai (japanisch)

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Plictis este un film românesc din 2007 regizat de Ioachim Ciobanu. Rolurile principale au fost interpretate de actorii Ilarion Ciobanu, Matei Florian.

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James Hazlett (January 12, 1926 – August 4, 2010) was an American sports coach who was head football and baseball head coach for several universities in the northeastern United States. He coached at Susquehanna University, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, and Kean University.

He was a three-sport standout at Susquehanna from 1948 to 1952. In 1950, he was named Little All-America while playing center on the undefeated football team.

Coaching career
Hazlett was the head coach of the football and baseball teams at his first coaching stop, Edinboro. In four seasons his football teams went 13–18–2 overall (7–16–2 in conference play). Hazlett's next school was Susquehanna, where he also coached baseball and football. On the gridiron, the Crusaders went 39–69–3, including an MASCAC North Division title in 1970. Hazlett's last stop came at Kean from 1984 to 1987. In four seasons as the baseball coach, he compiled an overall record of 86–67–3, including two ECAC Tournament appearances in 1985 and 1986. In 1986, the Cougars were ECAC Champions. In football, the Cougars went 23–43–2, leaving his career football coaching record at 75–130–7.

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Hazlett died August 4, 2010 at his home in Richmond, Virginia.

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Russian soprano MARIA NAZAROVA was born in 1988 in Dnepropetrovsk (USSR). After graduating from the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts in Moscow in 2010, she started her Master's degree at the Universität Mozarteum Salzburg, Austria. In 2013, she moved to Vienna to study at the Opera Studio of the Vienna Conservatory (MUK).
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Maria Nazarova is a prizewinner of several international voice competitions and won the sirst prize in the Primo Concorso Lirico Internazionale di Portofino in 2015 in Italy.
Having finished her studies in 2015, the young artist received a Novomatic scholarship at the Wiener Staatsoper. In 2016, she became a member of the ensemble of the Wiener Staatsoper and has since then been heard as Adele, Musetta, Oscar, Sophie (Werther), Lisa (La Sonnambula), Despina, Yniold, Najade, Fiakermilli, Clorinda, Barbarina and Papagena among other roles. In May 2017, she was invited to sing Oscar in Un ballo in maschera alongside Plácido Domingo at his 50th Stage Anniversary Gala hosted by the Wiener Staatsoper.
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Fronting road transport media for the first time, just weeks after taking the reins as Cat Trucks Australia managing director back in January, a resolute Kevin Dennis didn't pull any punches.
"This is the truck we need and the truck we should've had from the start," he said. He was referring to the newly released CT630S model, purposely designed to provide Cat with a carefully targeted spearhead into the Australian heavy-duty market's dominant B-double segment. Speaking at Cat's Aussie headquarters in Melbourne, his comments came during a pre-launch presentation of the CT630S and, during the past few months, Cat Trucks has been busy putting the final touches to the model which it believes has the potential to carve a strong stake in the B-double business.
The extent of that potential became apparent when reporters were given an opportunity to steer a new CT630S hooked to a curtain-sided B-double set on the 1650km inland run along the Newell Hwy from Brisbane to Melbourne. Just as apparent was the obvious confidence of Cat in its newest contender, perhaps best demonstrated by the fact that trailers were loaded to deliver a gross weight of 60.5 tonnes. Evolution of the CT630S has also been something of a long road; a prototype model was first shown in 2012 at the ITTES Truck Show in Melbourne. Yet rather than attempt to excuse the delay in bringing the S to market, Cat Trucks senior management has been determined to highlight its unwavering intention to get it right and promote the features which enhance the model's attributes for B-double work.
Like all CT630 derivatives led by the flagship CT630LS model, the S is punched by the potent performance of a 15.2 litre Cat C15 engine with peak power of 550hp at 1800rpm and top torque of 1850lb ft at 1200rpm. The durable C15 needs little introduction to most Australian linehaul drivers who have at one time or another been behind the wheel of a truck powered by yellow hardware.
What makes this latest incarnation of the C15 different though is an emissions system which uses no EGR or SCR, instead utilising a pair of diesel particular filters mounted horizontally under the chassis to meet Australia's current emissions regulation.
Apart from less complexity and cost, Cat emissions system provides less restrictions on outboard chassis space for the fitment of extras such as larger fuel capacity, hydraulic oil tanks or remote-mounted air-conditioners.
But the key is in the S; meaning it's shorter than its CT630 siblings and therefore comfortably capable of slipping into 26m, 34 pallet B-double roles.
By raising the cab about 50mm and moving it 250mm forward, Cat has developed a truck with a slimline bumper to back-of-cab (BBC) dimension of just 2845mm, or 112 inches.
Few linehaul trucks are the slimline variety and Cat Trucks now has two types of sleeper on offer. One is the integral sleeper cab fitted to the test truck in this exercise and the locally-built CT630SC version.
A 40-inch sleeper with close to 2m of standing room, SC stands for Superior Cab and, as the name suggests, it's a more spacious and better appointed bunk than the more utilitarian integral sleeper supplied direct from the Navistar factory in the US where Cat trucks are derived from the hugely popular International Prostar model.
Critically Cat is quick to point out that both the integral sleeper and the substantially more upmarket SC version retain the ability to house 34 pallet B-double sets within the 26m overall length regulation.
For the record, BBC of the CT630S stretches to 3505mm (with the integral sleeper and 3590mm in the CT630SC version.
Founded on a huck-bolted chassis and 4.8m wheelbase, the S has the same 90t gross combination mass (GCM) rating as all CT630 models, allowing it to cope with B-triple and road train doubles in addition to B-double duties.


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Financial Reporting Frequency, Information Asymmetry, and the Cost of Equity
Journal of Accounting & Economics (JAE) 54 (2012): 132–149
Number of pages: 51 Posted: 16 Sep 2011 Last Revised: 07 Jan 2013
Renhui Fu, Arthur G. Kraft and Huai Zhang
Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) - Antai College of Economics and Management, City University London - Cass Business School and Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
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interim reporting frequency, information asymmetry, cost of equity
Corporate Governance and the Profitability of Insider Trading
Journal of Corporate Finance 40: 235–253, 2016
Number of pages: 53 Posted: 11 Jul 2012 Last Revised: 13 Jun 2017
Lili Dai, Renhui Fu, Jun-Koo Kang and Inmoo Lee
University of New South Wales (UNSW), Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) - Antai College of Economics and Management, Nanyang Technological University (NTU) - Nanyang Business School and KAIST College of Business
Corporate Governance; Insider Purchases; Insider Sales; Profitability of Insider Trading; Legal Risk
Determinants and Economic Consequences of Nonfinancial Disclosure Quality
European Accounting Review 25 (2): 287–317, 2016
Number of pages: 50 Posted: 26 Jan 2015 Last Revised: 28 Nov 2016
Yi Dong, Renhui Fu, Fang Gao and Chenkai Ni
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) - Antai College of Economics and Management, Donghua University and Fudan University
corporate social responsibility; nonfinancial disclosure quality; capital market
The Bright Side of Earnings Management
Number of pages: 57 Posted: 16 Aug 2018 Last Revised: 05 Dec 2018
Vivian W. Fang and Renhui Fu
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities - Department of Accounting and Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) - Antai College of Economics and Management
Earnings Management, Real Manipulation, Reporting Manipulation, Mutual Funds, Fire Sales, Fire Purchases, Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, Mutual Fund Trading Scandal of 2003
Financial Reporting Frequency and Corporate Innovation
Renhui Fu, Arthur G. Kraft, Xuan Tian, Huai Zhang and Luo Zuo
Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) - Antai College of Economics and Management, City University London - Cass Business School, Tsinghua University - PBC School of Finance, Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Cornell University - Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management
regulation, reporting frequency, innovation, managerial myopia, externality
Performance Volatility, Information Availability, and Disclosure Reforms
Journal of Banking and Finance 75: 35–52, 2017
Number of pages: 45 Posted: 21 May 2013 Last Revised: 28 Nov 2016
Renhui Fu, Fang Gao, Yong H. Kim and Buhui Qiu
Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) - Antai College of Economics and Management, Donghua University, University of Cincinnati and University of Sydney Business School
Performance Volatility, Information Availability, Disclosure Reforms


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Add State Employees Association Of NC To Cheri Beasley's Impressive List Of Endorsements In US Senate Run
Home » Politics » Add State Employees Association Of NC To Cheri Beasley's Impressive List Of Endorsements In US Senate Run
Former North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley, who is running for the U.S. Senate as a Democrat, has added another big endorsement to an already impressive list.
EMPAC, the political arm of the State Employees Association of North Carolina (SEANC), announced last week that its members had agreed to endorse Beasley in her bid to fill the seat currently held by Republican Richard Burr, who previously announced he would not run for re-election.
"Cheri represents the very best of public service," said Mark Dearmon, EMPAC Statewide Chairman. "She's seen people at the lowest points in their lives and has shown the ability to protect justice while retaining common-sense empathy. Working people need a fighter like her in Washington."
SEANC's endorsement can be added to the list that already includes more than 200 leaders and over 100 organizations. Others who have endorsed Beasley include Gov. Roy Cooper, Attorney General Josh Stein, all Democratic members of the state's congressional delegation, Planned Parenthood, the North Carolina Association of Educators and the NC AFL-CIO.
In addition to her role as chief justice of the state's supreme court, Beasley spent six years as a public defender and more than 20 years as a judge.
Beasley is likely to take on Rep. Ted Budd (R-NC 13th District) in November's election. Budd, whose election would be a disaster for both North Carolina and the rest of the country, has been endorsed by the twice-impeached former President Donald Trump, as well as North Carolina's highly controversial and hypocritical Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson.
A CBS 17/The Hill/Emerson College poll shows Budd with 38 percent support in the Republican primary. Undecided voters rank second at 23 percent. Former Gov. Pat McCrory has the support of 22 percent of Republican primary voters, according to the poll.
Early voting for the primaries began on April 28 and runs until 3 p.m. on May 14. For those who don't vote early, Election Day is May 17.
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Petteri Koponen, Bayern: "We have to leave everything on the court"
Mar 06, 2019 by Petteri Koponen - Munich, Germany Print
With six games left in the regular season, we are in the playoffs race and making it to the next round is possible. We are coming off a big road win in Montenegro and are still in the race. We will do everything possible to achieve this goal even when we know that many teams are fighting for it. We are right there and have our chances – everything is possible! We were really focused for 40 minutes against Buducnost. We had a down moment in the second quarter, but other than that, we were solid, focused and executed really well, following our game plan. I think that was the key for that game: being solid. We managed to stop Goga Bitadze, a really talented player with a bright future ahead of him. It was important for us to stop him – and we did.
"We are still in the race and believe in our chances."
It was a special game for our coach Dejan Radonjic, too. He had been very successful with Buducnost in the past, both as a player and coach. You could feel how much Buducnost fans respected him, even chanting his name during the game. He knew everybody in the gym and everyone came to say hello to him. As I said, he is very respected in Podgorica, and people appreciate the work he did in there. I can say he is one of their legends, for sure. Even with that, we made sure we were focused on the game and on playing good basketball.
Next, we will play against Maccabi. We already played against some of the bigger teams like Madrid, CSKA and Fenerbahce twice each, but every opponent is tough in the EuroLeague, always. There are no easy games in this competition. We can compete with everybody, especially at home. We will host Maccabi, Barcelona and Gran Canaria, and play on the road against Zalgiris, Olympiacos and Darussafaka. All of them are tough games, but as I said, we are still in the race and believe in our chances.
We have to prepare for the next game and go from there, without looking too far ahead. Maccabi had a new team at the start of the season and a new system. Scottie Wilbekin played very well in Darussafaka last season and is now with Maccabi. I don't think he has the same role he had in Darussafaka, or that his team plays the same as they did, but he is still a very, very good player, really dangerous. Maccabi switched coaches recently and are playing really well since then. They are one of the most athletic teams in the EuroLeague, so if we want to win that game, we need to play really, really well. They are very physical at every position and know how to use that advantage by being aggressive, especially on defense. They have been very solid since Coach Sfairopoulos arrived and have good momentum right now. It will be a big challenge for us, but we play at our home and hope that we can protect it with the help of our fans.
"I think that the key language in our locker room is Serbian!"
Vladimir Lucic has stepped up lately and playing great basketball for us. There are not many small forwards like him in Europe, and he is giving 100 percent in practices and games. He is doing the things that we really need: rebounding, running the floor, playing defense and knocking down open shots. He is having a really good season. Losing Devin Booker for a long time was tough for us, with him being one of our main guys, but the team responded really well. Everybody stepped up and tried to do a little bit more on the court. We have great players and great team chemistry. We help each other play together, and if we are missing an important player like 'Book', this is the only way to cover his absence. The big guys – Leon Radosevic, Danilo Barthel and Derrick Williams – are playing great and are keeping us in the playoffs race.
Team chemistry is important. Right now, with so many games scheduled, we don't have too much free time, but we have team dinners and stuff like this. It is one of the reasons we are doing well this year – we are getting along well. We are playing together and enjoy to be around each other in the locker room. Overall, the differences on the court are sometimes small between teams, and these kinds of things can really make the difference in the long run, too. I think that the key language in our locker room is Serbian! I am always joking about that. Many guys are from the Balkan countries, including a big part of our coaching staff. These are the three languages that you hear the most: English, German (of course) and Serbian.
So, again, it is important to go game by game, to take one at a time, stay focused and not think too much ahead. Every game will be tough. We have to be ready for the next challenge, the next fight. We have to leave everything on the court, be smart and take it from there. We know we have playoffs chances and there will be a lot of teams out there with the same goal as ours. We have to go game by game and see where it takes us!
Bayern tabs German League assist leader Bray
FC Bayern Munich snatched up T.J. Bray, who dished a league-best 8.1 assists per game in the German League last season.
Bayern, Lucic pen contract extension
FC Bayern Munich and veteran Vladimir Lucic agreed to terms on a new deal that will keep the sides together for three more years, the club announced Tuesday.
FC Bayern re-signs veteran forward King
FC Bayern Munich reached a new agreement with forward Alex King, who re-signed his contract for three more years, until the end of the 2021-22 season, the club announced...


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Visual Neuroscience (1)
By Joëlle Adrien, M. Y. Agargun, Negar Ahmadi, Imran M. Ahmed, J. Todd Arnedt, Joseph Barbera, Simon Beaulieu-Bonneau, Marie E. Beitinger, Francesco Benedetti, Glenn Berall, Kirk J. Brower, Gregory M. Brown, Kumaraswamy Budur, Daniel P. Cardinali, Deirdre A. Conroy, Sara Dallaspezia, José Manuel de la Fuente, Paolo De Luca, Diana De Ronchi, Antonio Drago, Matthew R. Ebben, Irshaad Ebrahim, Pingfu Feng, Peter B. Fenwick, Lina Fine, Jonathan Adrian Ewing Fleming, Paul A. Fredrickson, Stephany Fulda, Lucile Garma, Roger Godbout, Reut Gruber, J. Allan Hobson, Andrea Iaboni, Anna Ivanenko, Mayumi Kimura, Milton Kramer, Christoph J. Lauer, Remy Luthringer, Luis Fernando Martínez, Sara Matteson-Rusby, Robert W. McCarley, Charles J. Meliska, Harvey Moldofsky, Charles M. Morin, Sricharan Moturi, Marie-Christine Ouellet, James F. Pagel, S. R. Pandi-Perumal, Barbara L. Parry, Timo Partonen, Wilfred R. Pigeon, Thomas Pollmächer, Nathalie Pross, Elliott Richelson, Naomi L. Rogers, Stefan Rupprecht-Mrozek, Philip Saleh, Andreas Schuld, Alessandro Serretti, Colin M. Shapiro, Christopher Michael Sinton, Marcel G. Smits, D. Warren Spence, Jürgen Staedt, Corinne Staner, Luc Staner, Axel Steiger, Deborah Suchecki, Michael J. Thorpy, Inna Voloh, Bradley G. Whitwell, Robert A. Zucker
Print publication: 01 April 2010, pp ix-xiii
9 - Melatonin, aging, and Alzheimer's disease
from Part 2 - Neuroendocrine and homeostatic changes in the elderly
By Daniel P. Cardinali, Michal Karasek
Edited by S. R. Pandi-Perumal, Jaime M. Monti, Universidad de la República, Uruguay, Andrew A. Monjan, National Institute on Aging, Bethesda, Maryland
Book: Principles and Practice of Geriatric Sleep Medicine
Print publication: 26 November 2009, pp 97-106
By Sonia Ancoli-Israel, Ragnar Asplund, Michel Billiard, Theresa M. Buckley, Rohit Budhiraja, Robert N. Butler, Daniel J. Buysse, Scott S. Campbell, Daniel P. Cardinali, Julie Carrier, Cynthia L. Comella, Jana R. Cooke, Pietro Cortelli, Agnès Demazieres, Glenna A. Dowling, Luigi Ferini-Strambi, Philip R. Gehrman, Nalaka Sudheera Gooneratne, David S. Hallegua, Patrick J. Hanly, David G. Harper, Orla P. Hornung, Magdolna Hornyak, Michal Karasek, Milton Kramer, Andrew D. Krystal, Malcolm H. Lader, Rachel Leproult, Kenneth L. Lichstein, Andrea H.S. Loewen, Rémy Luthringer, Laurin J. Mack, Evelyn Mai, Atul Malhotra, Jennifer L. Martin, Judy Mastick, Monique A.J. Mets, Andrew A. Monjan, Timothy H. Monk, Daniel Monti, Jaime M. Monti, Patricia J. Murphy, C. Ineke Neutel, Eric A. Nofzinger, Seithikurippu R. Pandi-Perumal, Scott B. Patton, Donald B. Penzien, Max H. Pittler, Giora Pillar, Marc J. Poulin, Louis J. Ptácek, Stuart F. Quan, Jeanetta C. Rains, Megan E. Ruiter, Bruce D. Rybarczyk, Colin M. Shapiro, Vijay Kumar Sharma, D. Warren Spence, Kai Spiegelhalder, Luc Staner, Stephanie A. Studenski, Nikola N. Trajanovic, Eve Van Cauter, Gregory S. Vander Wal, Joris C. Verster, Aleksandar Videnovic, Matthew P. Walker, Daniel J. Wallace, David K. Welsh, David P. White, Barbara Wider, Theresa B. Young, Stefano Zanigni
Print publication: 26 November 2009, pp ix-xii
7 - Chronoeducation: How the biological clock influences the learning process
from Part II - Brain development, cognition, and education
By Daniel P. Cardinali, Department of Physiology, School of Medicine University of Buenos Aires
Edited by Antonio M. Battro, Kurt W. Fischer, Harvard University, Massachusetts, Pierre J. Léna, Université de Paris VII (Denis Diderot)
Book: The Educated Brain
Print publication: 06 March 2008, pp 110-126
Neuroscience research can be of great help in improving school performance in children and adolescents. We know, for instance, that sleep deprivation significantly impairs memory and the acquisition of many skills, and disturbs emotional and cognitive performance as well. By inducing sleep deprivation in many people in most urban environments, modern 24-hour society can become a threat to healthy behavior. Adolescents, in particular, tend to sleep less during school time because of late bedtime (work or entertainment) and early schooling. This current cultural pattern is out of phase with the body's internal clock and the circadian rhythms that are the result of millions of years of biological adaptation in mammals. People certainly are not prepared to be awake when our body temperature is at a minimum, for instance. Moreover the cyclical pattern of sleeping and waking changes with age. Adolescents show a shift toward a more owl-like behavior and their optimal time of the day is generally in the evening. This is the reason why they can be sleepy in the morning and become more alert when their classes are mostly over. By paying attention to these facts of chronoeducation, schools can improve student learning by creating a better connection between diurnal rhythms and the school schedule.
Many biological functions wax and wane in cycles that repeat each day, month, or year. Such patterns do not reflect simply organism's passive response to environmental changes.
10 - Melatonin and its receptors: biological function in circadian sleep–wake regulation
from III - Changing perspectives
By Daniel P. Cardinali, S. R. Pandi-Perumal, Lennard P. Niles
Edited by Jaime Monti, Universidad de la República, Uruguay, S. R. Pandi-Perumal, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, Christopher M. Sinton, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas
Book: Neurochemistry of Sleep and Wakefulness
Biosynthesis and metabolism of melatonin
Melatonin was isolated in 1958 by Lerner and his associates, its chemical nature being identified as N-acetyl-5-methoxytryptamine (Lerner et al. 1958, 1959) (Fig. 10.1). In vertebrates, melatonin is primarily secreted by the pineal gland. Synthesis also occurs in other cells and organs including the retina (Cardinali and Rosner 1971; Tosini and Menaker 1998; Liu et al. 2004), human and murine bone marrow cells (Conti et al. 2000), platelets (Champier et al. 1997), gastrointestinal tract (Bubenik 2002), skin (Slominski et al. 2005a,b), or lymphocytes (Carrillo-Vico et al. 2004). However, circulating melatonin is derived only from the pineal gland, as shown by its disappearance after pineal removal. Since there is no storage of melatonin in the pineal gland, and since the circulating melatonin is degraded rapidly by the liver, plasma levels of melatonin reflect pineal biosynthetic activity.
Melatonin secretion is synchronized to the light/dark (LD) cycle, with a nocturnal maximum (in young humans, about 200 pg/ml plasma) and low diurnal baseline levels (about 10 pg/ml plasma). Studies have supported the value of the exogenous administration of melatonin in circadian rhythm sleep disorders, insomnia, cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, disorders of the immune function, and oxidative damage (Karasek et al. 2002; Pandi-Perumal et al. 2005, 2006; Srinivasan et al. 2005a,b, 2006; Hardeland et al. 2006).
Role of melatonin in the eye and ocular dysfunctions
PER O. LUNDMARK, SEITHIKURIPPU R. PANDI-PERUMAL, VENKATARAMANUJAN SRINIVASAN, DANIEL P. CARDINALI
Journal: Visual Neuroscience / Volume 23 / Issue 6 / November 2006
Melatonin is a ubiquitous molecule and widely distributed in nature, with functional activity occurring in unicellular organisms, plants, fungi, and animals. Several studies have indicated that melatonin synthesis occurs in the retina of most vertebrates, including mammals. The retinal biosynthesis of melatonin and the mechanisms involved in the regulation of this process have been extensively studied. Circadian clocks located in the photoreceptors and retinal neurons regulate melatonin synthesis in the eye. Photoreceptors, dopaminergic amacrine neurons, and horizontal cells of the retina, corneal epithelium, stroma endothelium, and the sclera all have melatonin receptors, indicating a widespread ocular function for melatonin. In addition, melatonin is an effective antioxidant which scavenges free radicals and up-regulates several antioxidant enzymes. It also has a strong antiapoptotic signaling function, an effect that it exerts even during ischemia. Melatonin cytoprotective properties may have practical implications in the treatment of ocular diseases, like glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration.


Room prices are divided into three categories: standard, double, and premiums. Standard rooms are any double-occupancy rooms that share a community bathroom. Double rooms are any double-occupancy rooms in an upperclass building that do not have kitchens in the suite; some double-occupancy rooms will have bathrooms in the room/suite. Premium rooms are any rooms that have an added amenity – a single room; some rooms that have bathrooms in the room, suite, or apartment; a kitchen in the room, suite, or apartment.
Standard Rooms - Copeland, Davis, Gamble, and most of Pearsons Halls.
Double Rooms - Carnegie, Gibson, Lloyd, and Pearsons rooms that are double-occupancy, but have no kitchen in the suite.
Premium Rooms - All of Beeson and Court Street. Carnegie, Gibson, Lloyd, and Pearsons Hall rooms that have an attached kitchen and/or are single-occupancy. Copeland single rooms. Davis and Gamble single rooms and room 105 in each of those halls.
Private Rooms - Private rooms are available on a limited basis. Private room requests will be handled on a case-by-case basis by the Housing Coordinator and/or Director of Student Services. Pricing for private rooms should be discussed with the Housing Coordinator and are most commonly billed at premium or premium plus rates (premium-plus is $4,098 per semester).
All students living in the residence halls must have a meal plan. There are three meal plan options offered to students based on their class standings.
*Note: Prices/Plans below show the number of meals per semester. Flex dollars may be added at the student's discretion before or after purchasing one of the meal plans listed below. To add flex dollars after the beginning of a semester, call the Maryville College Business Office at 865-981-8249. Students may change their meal plans before the start of the semester and may do so by sending an email to Jessica Boor.


Token economies are commonly used to both increase and decrease behavior. Salient signaling may enhance the discriminability within a token economy system, thus increasing treatment effectiveness. Varying the quality of reinforcement to match the behavior of an individual may also impact responding. The current research compared the effectiveness of a no-signal condition, within-stimulus prompt condition, and an extra-stimulus prompt condition to signal the varying quality of reinforcement within a token economy system. Tokens were delivered to participants contingent on correct responding in a mastered skill task. In addition, Xs were delivered contingent on target behavior during session, with varying magnitudes of reinforcement being made available depending on the occurrences of target behavior. Results for Alex and Tommy indicate slightly higher rates of target behaviour observed in the control condition compared to the treatment conditions. However, results from the treatment conditions were undifferentiated. Results for Nathan were undifferentiated. Results suggest that varying qualities of reinforcement may be effective within a token economy system however, a prevailing method of signaling was not established.
I would like to thank my advisor and committee chair, Dr. Michele Traub. Your guidance, advice, and feedback throughout this process has been invaluable. You always ensured I stayed on track and remained positive throughout this experience.
Thank you to Dr. Ben Witts and Dr. Kimberly Schultz for taking time out of your busy schedules to not only review my work but also provide me with feedback that always challenged me.
Thank you to my friends and family who never stopped encouraging me to reach my goals. Your continued support was invaluable throughout this process.
Macdonell, Caitlin, "Signaling the Availability of Varying Quality of Reinforcement in a Token Economy" (2018). Culminating Projects in Community Psychology, Counseling and Family Therapy. 57.


Andre graduated from the University of Wollongong with a Bachelors in Psychology. He has worked for several organizations such as AIA Singapore and Tan Tock Seng Hospital in various support positions. Andre currently helps to manage CaregiverAsia's online portal as well as backend processes. In his spare time Andre enjoys baking and playing card games like Magic: The Gathering.


Hi all. I have a had another 20 plus pics of the Kalahari animals and landscapes approved by DT. This is such an unbelievable place in the world that I am already planning another trip in December. Thank you for looking.
Really nice. I have always had a dream of visiting the meerkats on the Kalahari, so your photo brought a twinkle to my eye.
They are so beautiful. Great shots and what a great place to be!
This is really a wonderful place. AMAZING PICS! Thanks for sharing!
Amazing images.... They are great. I really hope one day I can visit it.


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Why Sea Salt Is Good For You?
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Sea salt is a mineral-water mixture that is created by the dissolution of seawater into the sea. It's commonly used in cooking, for seasoning food, cosmetics, and as an organic preservative in foods. It's also sometimes called bay salt or solar salt.
Like all minerals, table salt comes from the earth. Fossils of animals and plants have been found containing traces of sodium chloride, which is a natural compound that's found in seawater. The mineral has long been used for food seasoning but was once considered an expensive commodity. In the recent past, sea salt production has taken off as people are beginning to realize that its high concentration of sodium can help prevent many diseases. And so, for people who are seeking a way to stay healthy, sea salt is often a very affordable alternative.
As a preservative, sea salt helps to retain the moisture and flavor of foods, especially if you're trying to keep your meat tender and moist. This also helps protect the meat from spoilage. For example, sea salt will keep fish from drying out. Salt keeps cheeses fresh and makes the bread rise. But sea salt's primary job is to provide an elegant taste for food. By preserving the food in a salty solution, sea salt makes the food more attractive.
Sea salt also helps to preserve other foods. Some people find it helpful when it comes to freezing food since salt freezes better than other ingredients. But the most important reason that people use sea salt in cooking is that it helps to preserve food. Sea salt can be mixed with other ingredients, including some vegetables and spices, to make more complex dishes.
Because sea salt contains sodium, it's important to watch your salt intake. If you're a regular salt user, you may find that it's hard to avoid a salty craving. That's because sodium makes many foods taste good.
Of course, sea salt isn't always the best choice for cooking. For instance, salt is typically used in making baked items like bread and cookies. Baking with too much salt can make a bread item loses its flavor or make it crack.
Many foods are also not as tasty when they're salty. This includes salty ice cream, chocolate, potatoes, cheese, meats, and vegetables.
Salt also has antibacterial properties, which can help to kill off harmful bacteria and bacteria that cause diseases. Sea salt can also be used in wound care. It's not recommended that people consume large amounts of the stuff to treat wounds, but it's great for soaking up water.
Sea salt also helps to cleanse the body. Sea salt helps to flush out toxins in the blood, and it can even help to prevent some infections. It's particularly useful in helping to detoxify the liver.
Sea salt can also help improve your mood. Aromatherapy studies show that it has an anti-depressant effect on the brain. Sea salt also increases the production of serotonin and reduces activity in the limbic system.
Sea salt also provides the necessary minerals that the body needs in order to function. The mineral deficiencies occur when the body isn't getting enough sodium and potassium.
Of course, any healthy diet should contain plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. You might think that this means that sea salt is completely useless as a preservative. The answer is yes if you eat a lot of the stuff. But the high levels of sodium and potassium aren't good for you because they cause a number of health problems, such as high blood pressure and heart disease.
While there are a lot of benefits of sea salt, it can be harmful to have too much of it. So moderation is the key to a healthy lifestyle.
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The economic downturn has sparked off numerous fresh phenomena in the business atmosphere throughout the world. A large number of business concerns are searching for more cost-effective options to ensure the delivery of high-quality work.
The information technology companies from all around the world are seriously pondering to outsource their software development activities to countries like India in order to reduce expenses.
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Nevertheless, it is more and more imperative for these companies to take into consideration a couple of factors concerning the secure techniques of offshore product development before they really embark on the outsourcing spree. Focusing on the underneath elements can assist in choosing an apposite offshore application development company that perfectly matches the needs of a business concern.
The first thing is to examine the technical prowess of the company. A number of organizations offering software development services do not emphasize elevating themselves with the continuous inventions in the IT sector.
These organizations may show off extremely accomplished employees and well-timed delivery, but with no use of up-to-date technology and effective computerized tools, the value of their products might suffer a great deal. It is our prime duty to make sure that no such outdated technologies and tools are being employed by the offshore application development companies that we are attempting to form a team for the welfare of our business.
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The Basque Gross Domestic Product registered in the first three months of 2016 a year-on-year growth of 3.2%, which is one tenth of a percentage point more than the growth in the previous quarter, according to the data provided by EUSTAT (the Basque Institute of Statistics).
From the point of view of the offer, the year-on-year growth in the first quarter of this year is due, above all, to the positive evolution of the services sector and "some dynamism" in the industrial growth rate, according to the Basque Institute of Statistics.
Likewise, employment in the Basque Autonomous Community, measured as full time equivalent jobs, increased in the first three months of the year by 1.9%, compared to the first quarter of 2015, according to the data provided by Eustat.
The quarter-on-quarter evolution was also positive, with 0.3% growth compared to the last three months of last year.
On the other hand, the number of unemployed in the Basque Country decreased by 900 people in the first quarter of the year, down to 131,600, which places unemployment rate at 12.80%, 0.65% less than in the previous three months, according to the Labour Force Survey (EPA) published on Thursday by the National Institute of Statistics.
As for employment, the number of employed people has increased by 1,900 in the Basque Country, a figure which in percentage terms implies a 0.21% increase, with which the employment rate stands at 56.83%.
The labour force increased by 1,000 people (0.10%) until March 2016, compared to the previous quarter, and reached 1,028,400 persons and the number of employed people grew by 1,900 (0.21%), up to 896,800.


What is the faith of WMSCOG? The World Mission Society Church Of God (or simply WMSCOG) is a world-wide religious organization. It was established by Christ Ahnsahnghong in 1964 in Busan, South Korea. The purpose of the organization is to restore all the truth of the new covenant Jesus established 2000 years ago.
The members of WMSCOG believe mainly two things. First, we believe that Ahnsahnghong is the Second Coming Christ testified in the bible. And the New Jerusalem from heaven is God the Mother coming as woman in the flesh in the last day. Second, we believe that the saints of God must keep the festivals and Sabbath according to the new covenant to receive salvation.
WMSCOG believes that Christ must come back again in the flesh in the last day. And when the Second Coming Christ comes, he would reveal his bride or his wife who can give salvation to the people. In short, we believe that God would appear as man and woman in the last day.
WMSCOG believes that God's people must keep the festivals of God to receive salvation. According to the bible, through Moses God gave 7 festivals of three times: The Feast of Unleavened Bread, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of the Tabernacles. The festivals of the old covenant was fulfilled by the Christ's sacrifice on the cross. And therefore, we must keep the festivals according to the new covenant in spirit and truth.
Also we keep the Sabbath on Saturdays as the true worship day following the commands of God. We do not practice the sunday worship or other man-made festivals such as Christmas or Easter with pagan origins.
Christ Ahnsahnghong restored all the truth of the new covenant and established WMSCOG. Now whoever wishes to receive salvation should come to WMSCOG and receive the forgiveness of sins and salvation by following the promise of God as it is recorded in the bible.


One of the most exceptional illuminated manuscripts from the 8th century has been digitized and is now available online.
Medieval manuscripts are often spectacles to behold, their intricate illustrations dazzling with jewel-toned pigments and gold leaf. But it's the dark splotch, the fingerprint smudge, the stitched-together tear in the parchment that are the most exciting discoveries for University of Pennsylvania researcher Erin Connelly.
The Newberry seeks to promote wider public engagement with 1.7 million high-res images now online.
After centuries of separation, one of the most valuable collections of manuscripts from the Middle Ages and Early Modern Age – the Bibliotheca Palatina – has been virtually reunited.
In New Zealand, University of Canterbury staff and students are working to translate and digitise a unique medieval manuscript to make it accessible to the world.
The leading manuscript libraries of Europe and North America have been participating for the last three years in developing the digital research platform Fragmentarium.
Durham University and Durham Cathedral have teamed to digitally recreate a medieval monastic library.
Last month, the Bodleian Libraries at the University of Oxford officially launched their Digital.Bodleian online resource, which allows users to view, download and share over 100,000 images going back to the Middle Ages.
The Getty Museum has recently digitized and made available the Northumberland Bestiary, a 13th century manuscript containing descriptions and images of animals and beasts.
The Textus Roffensis, a 12th century legal encyclopaedia, is now available online.
A copy of the Aberdeen Breviary, one of the first printed books in Scotland, has been purchased by the National Library of Scotland and is now available to read online.


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Lord Curzon, in full George Nathaniel Curzon, Marquess Curzon, also called (1898–1911) Baron Curzon of Kedleston or (1911–21) Earl Curzon of Kedleston, (born January 11, 1859, Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire, England—died March 20, 1925, London), British statesman, viceroy of India (1898–1905), and foreign secretary (1919– …
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Finally, the well-organized British side held its own, while France lost influence in India. In 1787, he was accused of corruption and impeached, but after a long trial acquitted in 1795. He was made a Privy Councillor in 1814.
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Warren Hastings (1732–1818) 20 October 1773 East India Company (1773–1858)
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The Earl Cornwallis (1738–1805) 12 September 1786
John Shore (1751–1834) 28 October 1793
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List of Viceroy of India:
Lord Irwin 1926-1931
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Lord Linlithgow 1936-1944
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Home South Asia Pakistan PTI, allies support Sanjrani after opposition moves to oust him
PTI, allies support Sanjrani after opposition moves to oust him
When asked to comment on the opposition's resolve to remove him from his office, Sanjrani said: "I will not say anything on this matter." The lawmakers who visited the Senate chairman included members of the PTI, Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid, Balochistan Awami Party and Grand Democratic Alliance.
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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and its allies called on Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani on Friday in order to express solidarity with him after the opposition parties announced that they would adopt a constitutional way for his removal.
Reportedly, a delegation of the ruling party and allied parties visited the Senate chairman two days after a multi-party conference (MPC) attended by nearly all opposition parties decided to remove him.
Federal Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination Dr Fehmida Mirza said that the delegation called on the Senate chairman in his chamber in order to express solidarity and "strengthen his hands".
In an important development at the All Parties Conference convened on June 26, the opposition parties have decided to bring a no-confidence motion against Senate chairman.
While talking to journalists after the meeting, the media reported, Mirza said that the government and allied parties' members were of the view that Sanjrani was managing the Senate "in a totally neutral and an impartial manner which is the role of a chairman Senate or speaker".
Surprisingly, he said that Sanjrani gave "excessive" time to the opposition members in the upper house. To this, Sanjrani said that he "knows what the conditions are down on the floor". Mirza was quick to acknowledge that it was the discretion of the person in the chair to allocate time to parliamentarians. Sanjrani said that he has managed the upper house in a "completely balanced" way.
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The opposition parties have joined hands to dethrone the Sanjrani – a senator from Balochistan who had defeated Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)'s candidate with the help of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and others in the Senate elections.
In an important development at the All Parties Conference convened on June 26, the opposition parties have decided to bring a no-confidence motion against Senate chairman. In addition, they decided that the opposition's steering committee will decide the new member to be put for Senate chairman's candidacy.
However, Pakistan's leading English newspaper Dawn has reported that senators from PPP and PML-N have opposed passing the no-confidence motion against Sanjrani. While referring to a PML-N senator without revealing the identity, the paper has stated that the party members have refused to be part of the no-confidence motion.
Read more: PML-N, PPP join hands to remove Senate chairman
Similarly, the news item added, PPP leadership was advised against such a move by the party's senators. The paper while referring to PML-N workers said that the only reason PPP had voted for Sanjrani was to oppose PML-N, adding that PPP had purposely chosen not to field Raza Rabbani as a candidate, despite being advised to.
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