I remember the feeling of nervous anticipation as I navigated my way through the Vienna airport in the winter of 2015. I was on my way to meet my fellow Masters of Wine students for our first year seminar in Rust, the heart of the Burgenland wine region of Austria.
There were a host of reasons for my sweaty palms and racing heart. Would my new colleaugues prove to be far more knowledgeable and experienced than me? Would our MW teachers be pretentious and aloof? And, above all…how would the group react to my rather prominent mid-section?
On retrospect, I suppose that preparing for the worst (judgemental comments and disapproving stares), made the reality a pleasant surprise. The organizer singled me out in a loud, yet jolly voice as 'the pregnant one', and reactions were a mix of disinterest or polite congratulations. No one seemed to find it odd that I was embarking on intensive wine tasting studies in my 'delicate condition'.
No one seemed to find it odd that I was embarking on intensive wine tasting studies in my 'delicate condition'.
In fact, I was regularly regaled, through out the week, with the story of Jancis Robinson sitting (and passing) her Masters of Wine exams while 8 months pregnant. To the MW set, this was irrefutable proof that one can prevail in the face of changing tastebuds, heartburn and general exhaustion.
Now, two years on, I find myself back in the same position; waddling into industry tastings to ply my trade. This time around I am in North America rather than Europe, and while I have not noticed any outright disapproval, I have met with much more curiousity about the logistics of wine tasting while pregnant.
Pregnancy takes your body on a bit of a wild journey. Your hormones are all over the place and most definitely affect your sense of smell and taste. Each woman has their own experience, and I can only speak of my two rides on this crazy carousel.
Pregnancy takes your body on a bit of a wild journey…Attraction to and repulsion by certain smells is so strong that I lose all notion of objectivity.
The first three months are tricky. Attraction to and repulsion by certain smells is so strong that I lose all notion of objectivity. It is almost impossible to neutrally judge a wine's merits in these conditions. The tasting portion is even worse, with the separate structural elements of acid, tannin, oak, alcohol, residual sugar all standing out in jarring opposition. I suppose that this is nature's way of keeping me off the sauce in that first critical phase while the embryo implants.
Around month four or five, a renewed sense of pleasure returns and with it, the bitter reality of having to wait out a long, dreary 'dry season'. On the plus side, sensory perception appear to be functioning on high alert, with separate, clearly defined aromatics near bursting from the glass. Wines seem more harmonious on the palate (depending on quality level) and infinitely more desirable.
The only foe that plagues me until the end is acidity. Dry wines with high acid levels remain unpalatable through out. Beloved wines like Chablis, Sancerre and Champagne lose much of their appeal.
Sensory perception appear to be functioning on high alert, with separate, clearly defined aromatics near bursting from the glass.
The most fascinating aspect of the whole process is the aftermath. While my sense of smell didn't remain quite as sensitive after giving birth, I definitely feel that I retained more accute olfactory capacities than was previously the case. A specific wine tasted pregnant, that had revealed so much more nuance to me than before, still did so afterwards. Come July, I am hoping for a similar result.
And oh the sheer bliss of drinking wine again after such a long spell of carefully sniffing, swirling and spitting! In my case, absence definitely does make the heart grow fonder. Favourite wines are rediscovered like long lost friends, grown infinitely more special after such a long spell apart.
All in all, I think that pregnancy has and is enhancing my tasting ability and enjoyment. There are undeniable setbacks as our tastebuds adjust, and as we settle into a new, slower work pace during the waiting months and the sleepless nights with crying newborns. However, in my opinion, the rewards vastly outweigh the sacrifices.
A villa in Tuscany…this notion conjures up romantic images of rolling hills dotted with vineyards and olive trees, warm sunshine, delicious, market-fresh food and, of course, incredible wine. For if there is one Italian region that even the least wine savvy among us has heard of, it is generally Tuscany.
Tuscany is the heart land and historic home of Italy's most widely planted wine grape: Sangiovese. Said to be named after the latin term sanguis Jovis (blood of Jupiter), the Sangiovese grape produces wines that range stylistically from crisp, herbal, red fruited quaffers to complex, full-bodied, firmly tannic beauties, depending on where the grapes are planted.
Sangiovese is named after the latin term sanguis Jovis (blood of Jupiter).
Forty kilometres south of Siena (and its well-known, northern neighbour of Chianti), lies a series of sleepy hamlets and one lone hill rising to 564 metres in altitude. This is the municipality of Montalcino, where the storied Brunello di Montalcino red wine is crafted.
Montalcino spans over 24 000 hectares, with a mere 15% devoted to grape vines. The region is incredibly biodiverse, with a high proportion of forests, olive groves and seeded crop lands interspersed between the vineyards.
Sheltered from rain and hail by Mount Amiata to the south, Montalcino boasts a warm, dry Mediterranean climate. The lower lying vineyards tend to produce fuller, heartier, more deeply coloured wines. The plantings at higher elevations, where denser, limestone/ marl soils abound, are generally fresher, more firmly structured and tannic.
Montalcino is incredibly biodiverse, with a high proportion of forests, olive groves and seeded crop lands interspersed between the vineyards.
Whereas Chianti can blend in up to 30% of other, authorized red grapes, Montalcino reds are made solely of Sangiovese. Historically, one specific set of Sangiovese clones (informally called 'Brunello', or more specifically 'Sangiovese Grosso') was planted. This is no longer the case. Sangiovese Grosso grapes have a high pulp-to-skin ratio. Given that the highest concentration of phenolic (colour, tannins) and flavour compounds are found in the skin, a higher skin-to-pulp ratio is favourable for truly concentrated, complex wines. Nowadays, a large variety of clonal selections exist in Montalcino; a boon to both quality and stylistic diversity.
Brunello di Montalcino DOCG wines are aged for 5 years before release (with a minimum of 2 years in oak casks). Even more premium, are the Brunello 'Riserva' wines which see a full 6 years' maturation. In their youth, they feature ripe, dark fruit aromatics, underscored by notes of violets, spice and bright, red fruits. They tend to be fresh and full-bodied on the palate, with lovely depth of ripe, fruit flavours and firm tannins. Due to their complexity and structure, Brunello wines have great ageing potential, softening and developing attractive dried floral, fig and leather flavours over time.
The painstaking labour that goes into crafting each bottle comes at a certain price tag. Brunello di Montalcino wines tend to start at 40$ and rise steadily into the 100$ + category. Luckily for the more cash strapped among us, there is a more affordable alternative, namely Rosso di Montalcino DOC. These wines are matured in cellars for just one year, with oak ageing optional. They may not have quite the complexity, concentration or longevityy of their illustrious big brother, but are often pleasant, good value wines.
In their youth, Brunello di Montalcino wines tend to be fresh and full-bodied on the palate, with lovely depth of ripe, fruit flavours and firm tannins.
A month ago, I had the good fortune to attend a seminar and tasting presented by the Consorzio del Vino Brunello di Montalcino to showcase the much heralded 2012 vintage. Deemed 'a return to finesse' by the Wine Enthusiast and a 'rockstar vintage' by James Suckling, I was keen to see what all the fuss was about.
Cool, wet weather marked the 2012 winter season, followed by a very dry, warm summer. Rains late in the ripening period brought necessary water for the vines, without diluting flavours unduly. On the contrary, many growers reported yields down from 14% to as much as 30% on the abundant 2011 harvest.
My overall feeling, after tasting through a wide sampling of the vintage, was that quality is indeed exceptional from many producers, but on the whole uneven. Beautifully ripe fruit was a common theme. However tannins were sometimes green and astringent, suggesting that the intense summer heat caused a gap between sugar and phenolic ripening in certain vineyards.
Here are a selection of my favourites (Rosso and Brunello). Note that the majority of the 2012 Brunellos have yet to be released at the LCBO or SAQ (What do VW, PW and LW mean? Click on my wine scoring system to find out).
Always good value for money, the Altesino Rosso di Montalcino features pretty red cherry, earthy, balsamic notes on the nose. The palate is lively and pleasantly fruity, with moderate concentration and fine-grained tannins.
Ripe and fresh, with vibrant red fruit, earthy notes and savoury undertones. The palate is dense and firmly structured, yet pleasingly smooth in texture. This moderately concentrated red offers great balance, and finishes on ripe, chewy tannins. Fantastic value for the price.
Vibrant red currant and cherry notes are underscored by leafy nuances, subtle spice and leather. Crisp acidity gives way to a very firm, tightly knit structure and highly concentrated fruit on the mid-palate. 2 years' ageing in traditional Slavonian oak casks give a rounded, earthy tone to the finish and a fine grained tannin profile. This cuvée offers a lot of finesse. It is worth hanging on to this lovely red for 5 – 7 years' to let it soften and broaden out.
A very fine balance of elegance, power, structure and finesse. The nose is moderately intense and highly complex, with earthy, spiced, red cherry, ripe tomato and hints of balsamic. Fresh and lively on the palate, providing a perfect counterweight to the weighty, firmly structured yet fleshy style. Lovely depth of flavour defines the mid palate, with fruity and savoury notes lingering on the finish.
This is a fantastic example of the ageworthiness of the better 2012 Brunellos. Beautifully fresh red cherry, currant, spice, balsamic and talc notes feature on the nose. The palate is incredibly vibrant, full bodied, dense and tightly wound. The impressive depth of flavour and ripeness of the big, chewy tannins suggest superior ageability. Lay this down for at least 3 more years, or decant long before serving and pair with red meat.
Incredibly elegant, complex nose, featuring floral tones, tangy balsamic aromas, red cherry and blackberry. Upon aeration, deeper notes of leather and spice emmerge. Fresh and bright on the attack, with lovely, layered fruit that is somewhat marred by a drying sensation and a touch of phenolic bitterness that brought an otherwise very high score down a few pegs.
Very pretty nose, redolent with just ripe red cherries, potpourri, mixed spice and earthy notes. Upon aeration, intriguing leather notes develop. Very fresh and vibrant on the palate, with a firm, weighty structure and multiple layers of tangy fruit. The finish is long and lifted, marred only by the slightly drying nature of the firm, grainy tannins. Needs time.
Medium ruby, faded at rim. Vibrant and fruity on the nose, with fresh red cherry and currant notes, underscored by hints of violets, earthy tones and subtle spice. Crisp and firmly structured on the palate, with layers of tart red fruits and balsamic flavours. The tannins are firm, yet ripe. While already quite harmonious, this red would definitely benefit from additional cellaring.


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Church representatives from French-speaking Africa have urged closer regional cooperation in Catholic peacebuilding to offset mounting economic and security challenges across the continent.
"The church frequently speaks out against government corruption and failure to settle conflicts — but it's simply ignored," explained Stephen Hilbert, adviser for Africa and global development for the U.S. bishops' conference.
"Meanwhile, the church often isn't even invited to peace negotiations. Given that it's the most vibrant, trusted, balanced and nonpartisan entity in Africa, this is very frustrating," he said June 27, after chairing a panel of peacemaking experts from Burundi, Niger and Congo during a four-day online conference.
He said the Catholic Church in much of Africa was uniquely placed to assist peacemaking, but also found its proposals routinely ignored by international organizations and Western governments, including the United States.
"Many NGOs could achieve great things with church support, but with their secular outlook, they often don't see this," said Hilbert, who spent 22 years in Africa with Catholic Relief Services.
Hilbert told Catholic News Service numerous Catholic and interfaith peacemaking initiatives tended to be "small-scale and geographically limited," adding that governments in Nigeria and elsewhere had faced accusations of "unwillingness and inaction" when it came to engaging with the church.
"The U.S. government gives a lot to the church, but usually for concrete projects in such fields as health, water and sanitation. When it comes to anything political, it's concerned to avoid accusations of one-sidedness," he added.
The June 20-24 conference, "Catholic Peacebuilding in Times of Crisis," was attended online by around 1,000 people and addressed by 75 experts from 30 countries, including Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, the Holy See's representative to the United Nations; Archbishop Luis José Rueda Aparicio, president of Colombian bishops' conference; and Cardinal Charles Bo of Yangon, Myanmar, president of the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences.
It was hosted by the Catholic Peacebuilding Network, housed at Notre Dame University, in collaboration with the Vatican Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, Caritas Internationalis and two dozen Catholic universities and organizations. The conference took place as problems of climate change, economic dislocation and armed rebellion looked set to be exacerbated by crippling food shortages because of the war in Ukraine.
Jesuit Fr. Rigobert Minani, regional coordinator of the Ecclesial Network of the Congo Basin Forest, told the conference the church's frequent absence from regional peace conferences in Central Africa and the Sahel region prevented it from raising key issues such as human rights violations, victim protection, justice and war reparations.
"In most conflicts, the actors aren't just armed groups, but governments themselves," said Minani, who also heads the social apostolate of the Jesuits' Central Africa province.
"Difficulties arise where bishops' conferences don't have the same capacity to influence political and social leaders, thus creating imbalances in the church's national and regional engagement." He said in Congo, Burundi and Rwanda, the church has been very active at grassroots level, but had little impact on the major state actors at a regional level.
Archbishop Djalwana Laurent Lompo of Niamey, Niger, was installed in June 2015, six months after most churches were destroyed in anti-Catholic riots. He said his own church was working through the Catholic charitable agency Caritas "to make people actors for peace at all levels."
However, he added that social and economic activity remained impossible in areas bordering Mali and Burkina Faso, where Islamist attacks had left 1.5 million people displaced with little access to aid.
"The violence here has complicated interreligious dialogue, but also impelled us to be actors for peace, harmonizing efforts and preparing hearts for avoiding future conflict," said the archbishop.
"We are all being attacked now by the same forces, using the same strategy, and our political authorities have seen the importance of Christian-Muslim dialogue in struggling against this scourge, especially when ignorance about our own religious faith and practices led to such violence in the past. But we still need to do more, moving from words to action in our search for peace."
Church organizations have repeatedly demanded greater civil society involvement in tackling problems such as poverty and inequality, resource exploitation, migration, debt and biodiversity loss.
Dominican Fr. Emmanuel Ntakarutimana, who directs the Burundi-based World Forum of Civil Society Networks, said the Congolese bishops' conference had worked to exchange experiences on human rights, political systems and interethnic ties with counterparts in other African countries, while also promoting common peacemaking platforms.
However, he added that each country "understood its internal situation differently," and he said shared projects often ended when conditions outwardly improved, leaving deeper issues unresolved.
"Some countries have experienced terrible events for decades, without having any capacity to take charge and formulate solutions," the Dominican told the conference.
"In their mission of human and spiritual accompaniment, churches and religious confessions, even if lacking technical means, have had to work for a healing of memories, while mediating against political manipulation and fostering civic education through advocacy and common action."
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Parents' Forum is held at least once per term from 6:30-7:30pm in school. It is led by a member of the Governing Body and Mrs Adsett. It is an opportunity to find out more about school and to enter into discussion about school issues. The forum has influenced positive changes to school and contributions are highly valued. All parents are welcome to come along. If for any reason you would like to make a contribution but are unable to attend the meeting please pass suggestions to Mrs Adsett or via a friend who is attending the meeting.


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James P. Brennan Scholarship Winner Announced!
The Scholarship Committee considered several qualified and worthy applicants and is pleased to announce this year's recipient is Ms. Colleen Draper!
Colleen is an active member of Holy Family Catholic Church and is an honor student at Cab Calloway School of the Arts. She will be attending Goldey Beacom College in the fall, studying Business.
Holy Family VBS. A leader and helper of the building and setup of the VBS set and responsible for kids from 8th grade to 12th grade.
Matt 25. A youth leader and in charge and responsible for 6 kids aging from 12-16 years old.
Parish dinners. Assisted in service at both public and private parish dinners.
UD Sporting Events. Colleen has volunteerd at University of Delaware sporting events with concessions for fundraising. She worked as a "runner" of food and also assisted as a cashier.
Holy Family Summerfest. She volunteers at the annual Summerfest, working in the Face Painting tent, applying designs to both children and adults.
Service Trips to Camden, NJ. Colleen was the leader of a group of youths tasked with serving meals to the needy, cleaing empty plots and helping the DeSales service.
Please join us in congratulating Colleen on her much-deserved scholarship!
The Newark AOH Scholarship has been renamed the James P. Brennan Scholarship in honor of a deceased member of the division.


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Motional and MassChallenge Partner to Build the Future of Mobility
Motional joins MassChallenge's global network of innovators as the first partner to sponsor the new Mobility Track.
(Boston, MA) May 25, 2021 – MassChallenge, the global network for innovators, and Motional, a global leader in driverless technology, today announced a new partnership to launch the first Mobility Track out of the MassChallenge US early-stage accelerator programs.
Together, MassChallenge and Motional will support early-stage startups looking to transform the future of transportation and enable the movement of people and goods in a smarter, more sustainable, and more resilient way.
The new Mobility Track leverages MassChallenge's proven acceleration model to surface, accelerate, and connect top quality mobility startups with the resources they need to scale their ventures. As a sub-cohort of MassChallenge's 2021 U.S. Early Stage programs, the Mobility Track startups will participate in all general curriculum, workshops, and mentorship, while also receiving specialized support from Motional experts and tailored mobility-centric curriculum. MassChallenge received over 3,000 applications for its 2021 Early Stage program from start-ups across the U.S..
Motional was named on Fast Company's list of the World's Most Innovative Companies for 2021, and has been leading driverless innovation for decades. The company has driven many important firsts, including the first fully autonomous cross-country drive, the first-ever robotaxi pilot, and the operation of the world's longest-standing public robotaxi service. That service has introduced hundreds of thousands of consumers to driverless technology, with 98% of passengers awarding their ride five stars.
Most recently, Motional announced an industry-first partnership to launch a fully-driverless multimarket service, and became one of the first in the world to operate driverless vehicles on public roads.
"In the wake of the pandemic, we are seeing transformational growth in autonomous technologies, connectivity, electrification, and shared mobility across the industry. Our partnership with Motional will provide a platform to accelerate startups with breakthrough mobility solutions to combat the toughest challenges across the sector," said Cait Reimers Brumme, Senior Vice President of MassChallenge's early-stage business. "MassChallenge is thrilled to partner with Motional, an industry trailblazer, to support bold entrepreneurs as they disrupt the status quo and create meaningful change across the mobility sector."
"At Motional, we're innovating mobility to improve the quality of urban life. Driverless vehicles can eliminate accidents caused by human error, create more accessible and affordable transportation options, and contribute to a greener planet," commented Peter Fallon, Director of Corporate Development, Motional. "We're excited to help the next generation of mobility start-ups bring their visions to fruition as we collectively work towards better, smarter cities."


The first-ever MENA Cinema Forum to be held at Grand Hyatt hotel in Dubai – to be participated by 45 speakers and experts, 450 delegates and 90 sponsors from 30 counties.
Box office revenue exceeded US$500 million (Dh1.83 billion) in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, according to a research by PriceWaterhouseCooper (PwC), one of the world's leading professional services firms and the Knowledge Partner of the MENA Cinema Forum.
This is about 1.25 percent of the global box office revenue of US$39.92 billion recorded last year, up 3 percent from 2016, according to ComScore.
In 2017, North America had $11.12 billion box office revenue. This was down 2.3 percent from 2016's record $11.4 billion, the international box office helped propel the global estimated final to its own record. China had a record total ticket sale of $8.59 billion in 2017, said a report by ComScore.
"The box office turnover in the MENA region would have reached US$500-US$550 million in 2017," said Dr. Martin Berlin, Partner and Global Deals Real Estate Leader at PWC. "There is a strong growth pipeline of new cinemas in the region, primarily driven by the opening of Saudi Arabian market.
The research, to be released at the inaugural two-day MENA Cinema Forum – the first ever business conference of its kind for the regional market will be held at the Grand Hyatt from October 28-29 – will offer a detailed research on the current situation and future growth potential of the cinema industry in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
Leila Masinaei, Managing Director of GM Events, organiser of the MENA Cinema Forum, said, "The opening of the cinema industry in Saudi Arabia – the largest Arab economy – is a game-changer that is opening new windows for foreign investors and cinema operators to offer the best experience to the upwardly mobile young men and women in the Kingdom.
According to Zenith Media in 2017, cinema advertisement spend in the MENA region amounted to US$84 million (Dh308 million).
Debbie Stanford-Kristiansen, CEO of Novo Cinemas, said, "The GCC cinema industry is doing very well. The industry is resilient because of the price point, but still very affordable family entertainment even during tough times. However, it all comes down to the content, if we have great content then customers will come to watch the movies.
Novo Cinemas, which has 118 screens across 11 locations in the UAE and Bahrain, has been reimagining the movie-going experience to meet the growing demands and changing viewing habits of customers across the Gulf.


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Q: Delete the attributes from array of objects I have an array of objects as metioned below
Flag =[{type: "folder", name: "Real Estate", order: "1", delete: "false", canModify: "true"}
 {type: "folder", name: "Legal", order: "2", delete: "false", canModify: "false"}
 {type: "folder", name: "Construction", order: "3", delete: "false", canModify: "true"}
 {type: "folder", name: "Design", order: "4", delete: "false", canModify: "true"}];

I want to remove name,order from the array my output should look like
Flag =[{type: "folder",  delete: "false", canModify: "true"}
 {type: "folder",   delete: "false", canModify: "false"}
 {type: "folder",  delete: "false", canModify: "true"}
 {type: "folder",  delete: "false", canModify: "true"}];

Which is the better way to do it, array.splice() or array.pop()

A: I'm not sure how you could use splice and pop for this, I'd use the rest operator to remove the properties:

const Flag = [{
  type: "folder",
  name: "Real Estate",
  order: "1",
  delete: "false",
  canModify: "true"
}, {
  type: "folder",
  name: "Legal",
  order: "2",
  delete: "false",
  canModify: "false"
}, {
  type: "folder",
  name: "Construction",
  order: "3",
  delete: "false",
  canModify: "true"
}, {
  type: "folder",
  name: "Design",
  order: "4",
  delete: "false",
  canModify: "true"
}, ];

const result = Flag.map(x => {
  const {
    name,
    order,
    ...rest,
  } = x;

  return rest;
});

console.dir(result);

A: The better way is to remove the property into the object with delete operator

Flag =[{type: "folder", name: "Real Estate", order: "1", delete: "false", canModify: "true"},
 {type: "folder", name: "Legal", order: "2", delete: "false", canModify: "false"},
 {type: "folder", name: "Construction", order: "3", delete: "false", canModify: "true"},
 {type: "folder", name: "Design", order: "4", delete: "false", canModify: "true"}];

 Flag.forEach( obj => {
   delete obj.name;
   delete obj.order;
 });

 console.log(Flag)

array.splice() or array.pop() will remove the object into your array and not the properties

A: You can use delete keyword to delete properties of object

let Flag =[{type: "folder", name: "Real Estate", order: "1", delete: "false", canModify: "true"},
 {type: "folder", name: "Legal", order: "2", delete: "false", canModify: "false"},
 {type: "folder", name: "Construction", order: "3", delete: "false", canModify: "true"},
 {type: "folder", name: "Design", order: "4", delete: "false", canModify: "true"}];

Flag.forEach(obj => {
  delete obj.name;
  delete obj.order;
})
console.log(Flag);

A: Use delete

Flag = [{
    type: "folder",
    name: "Real Estate",
    order: "1",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "true"
  },
  {
    type: "folder",
    name: "Legal",
    order: "2",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "false"
  },
  {
    type: "folder",
    name: "Construction",
    order: "3",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "true"
  },
  {
    type: "folder",
    name: "Design",
    order: "4",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "true"
  }
];

function del() {
  for (i = 0; i < Flag.length; i++) {
    if (Flag[i].name) delete Flag[i].name;
    if (Flag[i].order) delete Flag[i].order;
  }
  return Flag;
}
console.log(del());

A: Approach 1

Flag = [{
    type: "folder",
    name: "Real Estate",
    order: "1",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "true"
  },
  {
    type: "folder",
    name: "Legal",
    order: "2",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "false"
  },
  {
    type: "folder",
    name: "Construction",
    order: "3",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "true"
  },
  {
    type: "folder",
    name: "Design",
    order: "4",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "true"
  }
];
var removeKeys = ['name', 'order'];
myArray = Flag.filter(function(obj) {
  removeKeys.forEach(e => delete obj[e]);
  return obj;
});
console.log(myArray);

Approach 2

Flag = [{
    type: "folder",
    name: "Real Estate",
    order: "1",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "true"
  },
  {
    type: "folder",
    name: "Legal",
    order: "2",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "false"
  },
  {
    type: "folder",
    name: "Construction",
    order: "3",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "true"
  },
  {
    type: "folder",
    name: "Design",
    order: "4",
    delete: "false",
    canModify: "true"
  }
];
Flag = Flag.filter(function(obj) {
  delete obj.name;
  delete obj.order
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By Peter Kenyon
Published April 17, 2017 at 4:30 PM EDT
And now to Turkey, which voted yesterday to give more powers to its president. The victory was surprisingly narrow. International monitors are raising questions about the vote, and the opposition is demanding a recount of some ballots. NPR's Peter Kenyon has more on what a divided Turkey may face under the new system.
PETER KENYON, BYLINE: Supporters of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan say he's on track to become the most powerful Turkish leader since the Republic's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and they are overjoyed.
(SOUNDBITE OF CLANGING POTS AND PANS)
KENYON: But in neighborhoods that voted against these sweeping changes, the clanging of pots and pans serves as a nonverbal sign that many Turks remain deeply opposed to the change. Twenty-eight-year-old no voter Cansu Yazici says it's not just about Erdogan. She would've voted against giving even her favorite president these additional powers. She says it's just too risky.
CANSU YAZICI: Giving all the powers to a single person is never good at - anywhere. You should also give the power to the people, actually, to decide about their future 'cause in Turkey, there are so many different people.
KENYON: Turks have seen strongman leaders before. Ataturk yanked a 20th century nation state out of the remnants of the Ottoman Empire and forcibly turned an entire population toward the west. Now analysts say Turkey is moving toward a similar period of one man dominating the political scene but from a very different perspective.
Mustafa Akyol, a Turkish author and visiting fellow at Wellesley College, says even though supporters of this referendum are calling it a victory for democracy, he believes the reduced checks on presidential power in the new system will undermine the nature of that democracy.
MUSTAFA AKYOL: So in that sense, it is making Turkey officially an illiberal democracy because in liberal democracies, separation of powers, checks and balances are really important values. And Turkey's obviously moving from that right now.
KENYON: When the new system kicks in, Erdogan will assume the executive powers now held by the prime minister, and he will also gain more influence - direct and indirect - over the parliament and the judiciary. But yes voters say the people have spoken, and the opposition should drop its complaints about the vote and move on. Thirty-year-old Omer Faruk says no voters are overreacting.
OMER FARUK: My close friends - some of them - they're also saying no because of Erdogan. How do I say it? They have been tired of Erdogan. I understand them, but this is democracy.
KENYON: How to bridge this divide is the challenge now facing Erdogan if he chooses to take it up. Analyst Mustafa Akyol says Erdogan has tried to calm tensions after previous votes, but they've always bubbled up again eventually.
AKYOL: The country is very divided. And actually, a constitutional design approved only by 51 percent of society and fiercely opposed by the rest is actually an unhealthy state of affairs.
KENYON: If he keeps winning elections as he has for nearly 15 years now, Erdogan could remain in power until at least 2029. But Akyol says the very closeness of this vote should cause some concern.
AKYOL: In 2019, he will have the next presidential elections. And the vote he got just yesterday shows that it is not given that he will win these.
KENYON: On the other hand, after more than a decade in power, Erdogan still faces no political rival considered powerful enough to defeat him, and his supporters don't seem worried yet. Peter Kenyon, NPR News, Istanbul. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
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My favorite part is Rondeau's reporting that Gallups laughs at his own jokes.
Well, no one else will!!!!
Does this moron not know that from which the info on the microfilm was produced? Hint: Microfilm was/is not an "original" record, you idiot.
In addition, the HI DOH is the only authentication of the info needed. And they did so.
Zullo is and idiot, as is Giddyup, Ron doo doo, Irey, and the whole pantheon of mental defectives, that don't seem to realize that a copy is a copy is a copy, and NOTHING MORE.
All last week Corsi and Klayman were telling everybody -- anybody -- that they were going to throw some paper. Yet Gallups pats himself on the back for "breaking" the story.
Stephen Gagnon wrote: When is the real evidence going to arrest the plotters of the crimes?
Gallups wrote: Probabaly when we have a real CIA, FBI, DOJ - and your congressman and mine become REAL congressmen. We have the "real President." He's trying to make the other things happen. That's why Mueller was hired by the frauds, forgers, and deep state. Make sense now?
It makes sense now: That's Gallups-speak for "never."
Well, that's a heck of a lot better than "THIS TOPIC IS STILL ON THE RADAR"! Time for a topic update. Sounds exciting about poppng in the White House, I thought I read an interview with Melania that very rarely does popping* go on there.
As they said in 2013, Surrender Obots, the jig is up!
The role of the grand jury is not to determine guilt, but rather to decide whether there is enough evidence of a crime; exculpatory evidence can be presented at trial.
I don't think anyone -- including Corsi -- read beyond the headline, as the article states a prosecutor is not constitutionally required to present exculpatory evidence to a grand jury.
As the article also notes, however, a prosecutor (per DOJ regulations) has an ethical responsibility to present exculpatory evidence to a grand jury. But Corsi has no idea what was presented to the grand jury when he wasn't around.
Giddyup and Zullo have as much understanding about how an actual grand jury works as they do about how a real police investigation is run, which is to say none.
I'm impressed by Gallups' ability to tell two lies simultaneously. Gallups claims he "broke" the story that Corsi was going to throw paper, but Corsi had been yammering about that in the days prior. And, contrary to Gallups' suggestion, he and Zullo didn't discuss the special counsel's (not) presenting exculpatory evidence.
Giddyup lies lots, but not well.
Gallups wrote: These kind of developments [about some Clinton Foundation "whistleblower"] are slow to gain steam - given the state of today's Fake News and Deep State. We can only pray that it is indeed happening. We had a CIA whistleblower give us all kinds of hardcopy evidence of government involvement in the fake BC. Yet not a single MSM source has ever reported on it. He even has a high powered federal attorney and complete FBI immunity because of what he has given us - yet not a single MSM source has ever reported on it. See what I mean?
Not a single news source reported that a conman gave other conmen junk?
Actually, at least various Arizona media reported on Montgomery's junk. They reported that the MCSO's staff called it junk, at least the 40 some heard drives which did not have classified material, unlike another 40 hard drives which did not have classified material, until they did.
Partying like it is 2010!
The "breaking news" is Gallups' claiming that Zullo had a 30-minute sit down with some unnamed VVIP, who, after listening, told Zullo, "this will be dealt with."
On Thursday, December 6, 2018, "Freedom Friday" host Carl Gallups interviewed with radio host Bill Martinez, as he has several times previously, in a discussion of the singling-out by Special Counsel Robert Mueller's prosecutorial team of Dr. Jerome Corsi, one of the earliest and well-known writers to gather information about Barack Hussein Obama's constitutional eligibility or lack thereof to serve as president.
In his interview with Martinez, Gallups reminded the listeners that Corsi played an early and significant role in the Obama long-form birth certificate investigation Zullo conducted. "Donald Trump's now the president, and I'm telling you: Sheriff Arpaio knows this, Mike Zullo knows this; I've been screaming it; Jerome Corsi knows it — a lot of what Mueller is doing and what the Deep State's doing and their desire to get Trump out of office goes to the foundation of the fake birth certificate," Gallups said.
Gallups reminded listeners that the White House it originally said that the short-form document was the only "birth certificate" available to Obama and to all Hawaiians per HDOH policy.
Gallups said that "five federal crimes" have been identified in connection with the birth certificate forgery.
"Because we've been talking about that in the media, the Deep State knows this, too, which is why they're just ramping up everything against Corsi and against Donald Trump…" Gallups said.
Martinez responded that "the Democrats" "fought hard" to win back control of the House of Representatives in the 2018 midterm elections. He then asked Gallups why Republicans are not challenging those results, some of which may have been the result of "ballot harvesting" in California.
It would seem Gallups contradicts Gallups on how many of these "players" met.
So, is this the 10th or 11th time they've met with someone in Washington with the ability to "get things done"?
So again it's the same old Any. Day. Now.
Gallups stated that a "definitive plan of action" is "in place" to expose the fraud. "We're closer now to having something done than we have been in this whole five or six years," Gallups said. He also reported that new "VIPs" have also met with Lt. Michael Zullo, the lead investigator of the posse, who has been pushing for a federal investigation since the posse's findings were made public last year. "They've promised full public exposure to the case," Gallups said, with more having "made contact" with Zullo over the last week.
The 66-month anniversary of the "Plan A" announcement is this Thursday.
I think we can be certain that either Gallups is lying or Gallups is lying.
Hickory Hammock Baptist Church's holiday tradition of singing Christmas carols outside of the Pea Ridge Walmart temporarily came to an end Sunday when management asked the group to leave the store's parking lot, according to pastor Carl Gallups.
The Milton church has kept up the tradition for 15 years. Over 70 people had gathered to sing when an employee in management told them they were not allowed to be there, Gallups said.
The Walmart in Pea Ridge declined to comment on the incident. Tara Aston, public relations officer with Walmart Corporations, said that Gallups had since met with the Pea Ridge store manager Brian English and that the situation had been resolved.
He said he is sorry it turned into a bigger thing than it had to and that he and his congregation prayed for the employee.
After meeting with English, Gallups said he has signed the necessary paperwork to ensure that there should not be any problem for them to come and do the caroling next year.
The pastor responded, "He came back about ten minutes later and said that 'none of the people in the office knew anything about us singing.' He then told us we would have to leave immediately, that he 'wasn't going to allow us to be there.' Again, he said 'I'll do what I have to do.' "
"I took it as some kind of threat," Pastor Gallups said. "It was as if he might call the police or something. I could be mistaken in his meaning, but in my opinion, his attitude exuded a threatening tone. I told him that we would leave, and that I too would 'do what I had to do.' He stopped and looked at me and slightly grinned. I explained that what I meant by that was that I would make certain that people knew how we had been treated that night, and I would be getting with Walmart managment over the next several days to straighten all this out and get to the bottom of it. I told him that I was certain it would be all over social media before the night was over, just because so many people were involved. He chuckled and said, 'go ahead.'"
Peggy DeVaney wrote: It's not about Walmart not wanting carolers, it's about making sure you have permission. We can't just let anyone show up promoting their agenda. It seems like a lack of communication. The pastor didn't know the name of the person that told them it's okay. Mark tried to verify, but other managers working didn't know either. He shouldn't had a attitude, but you don't what he has dealt with all day. Sunday is our busiest day, especially after church. The pastor should've handled it more Christian like. Not posted on social media until he spoke to the store manager and resolved the issue. Then posted the results. He has given our store and those who work hard a reputation now. Not a very Christian way for someone in a leadership position.
Hickory Hammock Baptist Church - Milton, FL wrote: You have NO idea what you are talking about. Your facts are simply not correct. THAT is what is truly "unchristian" here - and especially in your post.
Please, in the future, find out the facts before you post.
FACTS:The pastor posted nothing on social media. AND, he had his congregants at the store that night PRAY for [the assistant manager]. He also urged the people to not say anything bad about [him] - even though [he] handled the situation very poorly. He told the media that called him that he was going to talk to the Management and thought it could easily be worked out. He told the media that in the long run - it was no big deal.
You said, "The pastor should've handled it more Christian like. Not posted on social media until he spoke to the store manager."
YET, you have not spoken to the Pastor first hand, and you are here posting on social media - the wrong information of what actually transpired.. Another "unchristian" thing to do. See what we mean? Just want to make that clear.
It's as simple as this, Peggy - this affair of mismanagement and misunderstanding was not "on" HHBC, or on pastor Gallups. HHBC had permission - just as we have had for over 15 years in a row. It is "on" [the assistant manager], who handled it in a very poor PR way. However, it's been settled now between the pastor and management. THAT is REALLY what happened.
The edit history shows that "C.G." was deleted from the end.
Zullo on at the top (and for a full hour)!
Zullo relays Arpaio's butthurt over the articles describing him as a convicted felon (who went to jail).
Don't do it Bob!!! STAY AWAY FROM THE LIGHT!!!
Arpaio's also suing NYT. Gallups' praying for Arpaio!
Zullo: "I don't see how Arpaio can lose!"
Zullo tells some war story about some meeting in which Arpaio didn't say anything derogatory.


Fuller, on the other hand, had been arrested 19 times prior to his involvement with Snyder.
The fraud first came to light thanks to former Real Life Recovery therapist Shada Overton, a whistleblower who came forward when she noticed her signature was being forged in fraudulent claims.
Overton was able to prove the forging of her signature because claims were submitted using her name after she stopped working for the company.
Snyder run both a treatment center, Real Life Recovery, and a sober home, Halfway There. One of the fraudulent ways he used, to boost profits, involved urine tests. The defendant allegedly billed insurers twice for the same tests, split samples to maximize profits, and ordered unnecessary tests with the sole purpose of billing for them.
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Snyder has been released on a $250,000 bail. Bail for Fuller has been set at $200,000. As several former employees of Snyder have provided evidence against the pair, and given Fuller's prior offenses, it is unlikely that the defendants will be able to dodge a conviction.


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Betting has always been an integral part of racing. Before the totalisator was introduced in 1880, bookmakers, sweepstakes or private wagers were the only ways of betting. Initially regarded with suspicion, the 'tote' became popular. Clubs and the government realised they could collect a percentage of the wagered money, and supported the totalisator's widespread use. Opposing it were bookmakers (who saw it as competition) and some Protestant church groups (who disapproved of gambling).
The tote
The totalisator was based on the French parimutuel system, where all the money bet on a race formed a pool from which the winning dividend was calculated. The more bets on the winning horse, the smaller the amount each successful bettor won. The reverse also applied, so effectively the public set the odds, rather than a bookmaker. Over time the totalisator developed from a crudely designed, manually operated device into an automated and ultimately computerised machine.
Regulation of gambling
With public feeling over gambling running high, the Gaming and Lotteries Act was passed in 1881 to regulate what had been uncontrolled gambling. Totalisators were licensed and other types of gambling (on sport, card games and billiards) were banned, although bookmakers were still allowed to operate on horse racing. At first the tote calculated only win bets, but in 1901 split-pool betting, with the second horse getting 25% of the pool, was introduced. Next came doubles (for winners of two specified races). Further bet types were developed when an automatic totalisator was introduced in 1913. Meanwhile, in the face of more anti-gambling agitation, the government had banned bookmakers in 1910.
During the next 40 years, racing continued to boom and illegal bookies turned over millions of pounds. Finally, recognising the loss of tax and duty revenue, the government set up its own off-course betting agency. The Totalisator Agency Board (TAB), established in 1950, opened its first two branches in Dannevirke and Feilding in 1951. Their popularity was instant and more TABs quickly appeared around the country. They operated under stringent conditions. The idea was to allow off-course betting, not to encourage it. No advertising, no broadcasting of races, no seating (encouraging 'loitering') and no same-day payouts were permitted.
Changing TABs
Gradually attitudes changed. From 1986 there were TAB outlets in pubs. New-style TABs offered an enormous range of betting options and provided punters with many home comforts, including television screens. After Sunday racing began in 1992, punters could bet virtually every day of the year. In 2011 the TAB offered betting on around 10,600 domestic and 42,000 overseas races (covering gallops, harness and greyhounds). An increasing proportion of betting was done online.
It is an odd fact that an Australian race, the 3,200-metre Melbourne Cup, is easily the most popular betting event for New Zealanders. It is the world's richest handicap race (most big international races are run at set weights). In 2011 the prize money was around $6 million, an attraction for increasing numbers of foreign horses.
Fixed-odds betting
Legislation in 1995 allowed the TAB to operate more sophisticated forms of betting, including fixed-odds betting and betting on sport. Fixed-odds is the method bookmakers use, where the dividend is set at the time of placing a bet, whereas the tote dividend can change right up to the race start. From a modest beginning, fixed-odds betting on racing grew to around $150 million annually by 2011, though the totalisator, at $1,200 million, was still the preferred method.
Racing had a virtual monopoly on gambling before Lotto's introduction in 1987, followed by gaming machines and casinos. By 2011 it had dropped to a distant fourth place behind these other forms of gambling.
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Proudly ranked among Florida's best in multiple women healthcare specialties.
The Advanced Women's Health Specialists practice was designed with you in mind. Whether you are a teenager scheduling your first gynecologic exam or a post-menopausal woman concerned about urinary incontinence, our comprehensive, convenient approach to obstetrics and gynecology suits your busy lifestyle. Our Lake Mary, Deltona and Altamonte offices boast an outstanding team of ob/gyn, nurse-midwives, nurse practitioners and physician assistants. They provide a range of female health services.
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The Musée de l'Homme takes place of pride in the passy wing of the palais de chaillot. The architectural project calls for no changes to the exterior appearance, but behind the monumental facades of this historic building from 1937, the changes are dramatic. A functional, luminous and reversible metamorphosis revisited.
The architectural project was entrusted to the winners of a competition (Nov 2006): the architecture firm Brochet-Lajus-Pueyo and the Emmanuel Nebout architecture workshop. They were charged, on the one hand, with renovating all of the installations, technical equipment, and safety features, and on the other hand, with redesigning the space to make it suitable for: a museum and exhibition spaces, collections (more than 700,000 objects), a research and learning centre with offices, technical facilities, a library and classrooms for students. OPPIC (French Operator of Heritage and Cultural Building Projects) was entrusted with managing the project.
The architects worked inside existing structures, on a site occupied on the ground floor by the Musée de la Marine. This significantly limited working hours (6 am - 11 am), to keep noise levels to a minimum.
The long duration of the project can also be explained by structural hurdles. Measures taken in 2010 to cleanse the building and remove asbestos revealed weak floor and beam load capacity, due to wide discrepancies in the types of concrete used to build the Palais de Chaillot in 1937. Back then, construction came to a halt several times, and many different companies were called upon to intervene. In light of security norms currently in force, and because of weight issues related to the design of new spaces, all vertical supports and floors of the building's central core had to be consolidated, or even replaced. This had financial repercussions and resulted in programming changes. There were delays in the construction schedule, and the architectural project was partially modified. For example, the better part of reserve collections were transferred from the 3rd floor to garden level, and lecture rooms were moved from the garden level to the mezzanine of the first floor of the main pavilion.
Spaces have been redesigned and arranged to go with the flow of volumes created by Jacques Carlu. Several spaces were added: intermediate levels add extra surface area (offices for research teams, lecture and study rooms, temporary exhibition galleries) and a mezzanine between the two levels of the Galerie de l'Homme.
The latter breaks up the linearity of the two naves, blends in with the curves of the building, and creates a more intimate exhibition space.
The architects have made the museum one with its environment, bringing in natural light by enhancing existing windows and creating a light well in the main pavilion by removing the flooring in the music hall on the first floor which was blocking Davioud's glass-and-steel ceiling. The Galerie de l'Homme is bathed in light from the large windows along the walls of the two curved naves of the Passy wing. White canvas screens mounted on double ceiling rails filter the light without blocking the view or distracting visitors. They offer protection to the collections on display and form a wall that is transparent, ethereal and adjustable. In the spaces reserved for temporary exhibitions, sliding partitions allow the windows to be screened, darkening the space and providing extra hanging surface area.
The high windows in the rear of the main pavilion offer a panoramic view of the Eiffel Tower and Champ de Mars from the Café de l'Homme (ground floor level) and Café Lucy (level 2).
This new space in the main pavilion is the hallmark of an architectural and strategic transformation, in terms of how spaces are arranged and how people move through them. Located above the welcome hall, it rises 16 meters, spanning two levels. This is the very heart of the museum, leading on to the temporary exhibition galleries, the Café Lucy with a view of the Seine, and the different parts of the museum's educational programme (Balcon des sciences, Jean Rouch auditorium, Germaine Tillion Resource Centre). The Atrium is accessible by lifts or the double staircase going back to the days of Carlu.
The Atrium is the strategic crossroads that gives way to the different public spaces of the museum. The flow of traffic has been carefully studied to eliminate all dead-ends. The Galerie de l'Homme unfolds in a continuous band above the two great super-imposed naves of the Passy wing.
Visitors will fall into step with the natural sweep of the naves and the contrasting sweep of the mezzanine stairways.
WOOD: For the most part, areas open to the public are fitted with hardwood floors sourced in Europe (dark and light oak, ash).
GLASS: used for all railings, some partitions, and display cases.
STAINLESS STEEL: part of the floor in the Atrium (directly beneath the glass-and-steel ceiling) and stairways in permanent display areas.
STAFF: high-quality, sturdy material worked by hand for finishing ceilings.
The glass-and-steel ceiling of the main pavilion is one of the major highlights from the former palais du Trocadéro of 1878. Protected as a historic monument, it was the object of a separate renovation project in terms of financing and project management. Work was carried out by Jean-François Lagneau and Lionel Dubois, chief architects of French historic monuments. It took seven months to completely restore the supporting framework and roofing, and replace glass panels.


Training and Placement Cell of the University bridges academics with the industrial practices, so that under the supervision of experts, each one of our learners get opportunity to relate learning experiences with prevailing practices meaningfully.
Smart classrooms supported with interactive pedagogical discourses by the experts across all disciplines; health sciences to human sciences, industrial training to advanced engineering, personnel management to corporate management, creative literature to innovative multimedia, art and architecture; are strengthened further with training programmes focused not only toward industry needs rather conducted within the lap of industries.
To manage all the placement and internship related activities at Nims University.
To correspond with prospective companies for interview date and schedule of events & arranges interview facilities at the campus and written test halls.
To facilitate the Summer Internship/Training of Final & Pre Final Students by coordinating with Industry.
To organise guest lectures by senior corporate personnel and most importantly by the immediately placed senior students.
Guidance is needed at every stage of development right from the beginning of life till the end. Everyone needs guidance at one time or the other. If properly guided, every individual will be satisfied in life. At present, Guidance has taken an unprecedented lead over all the other helping professions, for it empowers an individual to charter his life successfully, inspite of all odds. Right Guidance Leads to Bright Career A career should be fulfilling, satisfactory and well paying. It should put the unique skills and talents of a person to good use in his or her profession. If a person cannot use his skills or talents in his profession, then it leaves the person frustrated and dissatisfied with the profession and often leads to other problems. We, at Career Lab, can show you the right careers for you. Specially designed career tests can now reveal a lot about you – your unique skills, talents, competencies etc. These career tests can now show you the path to the right careers for you. Careers that will utilize your unique skills and talents. We also have a unique video programme where we show you real life people in their own professions doing their work. This will give you an idea of how it is to work in the profession which you choose, what a typical day is like in that job, what skills do you require to do that job and many other things. We also have printed materials about the various courses and job and work profiles, where you will find details about the work profiles in different career fields, the qualifications required, the skills needed to pursue that career and the courses and educational qualifications that are needed. And above all we have a personal session with the students and the parents in which we tell the students about their unique skills and profiles and what career should they pursue based on the career tests they have given. This is a one-to-one interaction with the students and their parents, advising them on taking certain careers which match the students profile, and why should they pursue them.
Exploring-self: The basic aim is to help an individual increase his understanding and acceptance of self;his physical development, his intelligence, aptitudes, interest, personality traits, attitudes and values, his achievements in scholastic and other spheres, his aspirations and life-style preferences and above all his here -and-now needs which keep him highly motivated to behave positively or otherwise.
Determining Values: The second aim is to help an individual recognize the importance of values, explore different sets of values, determine personal values and examine them in relation to the norms of society and their importance in planning for success in life.
Setting Goals: This aim is to help an individual set goal for him self and relate these to the values determined by him so that he recognizes the importance of long-range planning.
Explore the World of Work: The aim here is to help the individual explore the World of Work in relation to his self-exploration, his value system and goals that he has set for himself to achieve success in life.
Improving Efficiency: The individual is helped to learn about factors which contribute to increase effectiveness and efficiency and to improve his study habits.
Building Relationship: The aim is to help the individual to be aware of his relationship with others and to note that it is a reflection of his own feelings about himself.
Accepting responsibility for the future: The individual is helped to develop skill in social and personal forecasting, acquire attitudes and skills necessary for mastering the future.
There are two options you prefer after you complete your B.Tech degree. If you are economically efficient and dont need a job, it is better you go for your further studies. A specialization will always earn you more salary as well as priority during interviews and of course sound grip over subject. Otherwise you can find some job.
If you prefer to continue to studies, you can do Post graduate courses and then obtain a Ph.D. You have lots of options during this P.G course like M.S/ M.Tech, IAS/IPS, Navy/NDA and Finance related courses like MBA. M.S/M.Tech: Entrance exams for Post Graduation in Engineering Courses. If you prefer doing P.G in your field of study, you can go for M.S/M.Tech. If you are ready to go outside India and financially sound you can prefer M.S. You need to appear for GRE/TOEFL for doing M.S in Foreign countries. GRE: The Graduate Record Examination or GRE is a standardized test that is an admissions requirement for many graduate schools in English speaking countries. It is created and administered by the Educational Testing Service and is similar in format and content to the SAT. It is a computer based Online Test. The percentile scored in this exam will decide your future in doing M.S in foreign nations. TOEFL: The Test of English as a Foreign Language (or TOEFL, pronounced "toe-full" or sometimes "toffle") evaluates the potential success of an individual to use and understand Standard American English at a college level. It is required for non-native applicants at many English-speaking colleges and universities. A TOEFL score is valid for two years and then is deleted from the official database. Since its introduction in late 2005, the Internet-based test (iBT) has progressively replaced both the computer-based (CBT) and paper-based (PBT) tests. The iBT has been introduced in phases, with the United States, Canada, France, Germany, and Italy in 2005 and the rest of the world in 2006, with test centers added regularly. The demand for test seats remains very high even after almost a year after the introduction of the test: Candidates have to wait for months since short-term test dates are fully booked. The four-hour test consists of four sections, each measuring mainly one of the basic language skills (although some tasks may require multiple skills) and focusing on language used in an academic, higher-education environment. Note-taking is allowed in the iBT. GATE: Conducted by one of seven Indian Institutes of Technology in rotation, Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an annual exam for admission to M.Tech and M.S. programmes in most engineering institutes in India. It is regarded as a benchmark test for engineering graduates in India . This examination is coordinated by a committee, comprising of Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and seven Indian Institutes of Technology on behalf of the National Coordinating Board – GATE, Department of Education, and Government of India. The pattern and syllabus are usually based on a candidate's B.Tech. Or BE syllabus. Minimum eligibility for appearing in this exam is usually a B.Tech, BE, B. Arch. or Masc. The exam is usually conducted on second Sunday of February. PSU's like BARC, NPCIL, HAL etc. give importance to GATE scores for various job positions in their organizations.
Separate cell has been established with one full time staff incharge for placement.
Survey on recruiters'expectations from students.
Each student has to undertake summer training in companies of repute for a duration of 6-8 weeks, as part of course curriculum. students are required to work on a project given to them either by the sponsering organisation or selected by students themselves. The project report/thesis is an intensive learning exercise for students to apply particular theoretical concepts into practical situations as experienced in the industrial establishments. Final placement of students is a strategic activity for Nims and all the processes are aligned for the same. Keeping in mind the existing and expected job opportunities, we plan to provide placement services to our participants.For effective placements, we establish close ties with the companies, which are in the process of providing jobs to our students. The existing placement cell keeps intensive interface with leading corporate/brokers /consultants.
Campus recruitment drives are undertaken by inviting companies from the private.public and government sectors to place Institute's students at entry level managerial positions. Placement assistance is provided industry sector-wise as well as by functional area wise. For this purpose, the institute has an active national and international placement cell which keeps continuous interaction with industry,business houses,multinationals and the public sector undertaking with a view to provide appropriate and timely career opportunities to its students.


Summary: The world's largest automotive extravaganza, the Pennzoil AutoFair, returns this spring on April 4-7, bringing together thousands of hot rods, muscle cars, exotic sports cars and classic automobiles. You'll also experience over 10,000 automotive vendor displays, a massive manufacturers' midway, a kids' PlayZone, fun fair food and more. There is something for every member of the family to enjoy.
Summary: Luke Skywalker begins a journey that will change the galaxy as he leaves his home planet, battles the evil Empire, and learns the ways of the Force. Experience George Lucas's 1977 classic film projected in high definition on a giant screen at Belk Theater as the Charlotte Symphony adds a breathtaking new dimension, performing John Williams's epic Oscar®-winning score live.
Summary: The dastardly Cruella De Vil chances upon a litter of cute dalmatian puppies and decides that their skins will make her the perfect new coat. After she sends two hapless heavies to steal the dogs, it is up to parents Pongo and Perdy to stage a daring rescue. Joining them for the adventure are their human `pets' and host of guest animals including a cheeky raccoon and a helpful horse.
Summary: Jurassic Quest is America's largest and most realistic Dinosaur event. Our guests will walk through the Cretaceous period, the Jurassic Period and The Triassic period and experience for themselves what it was like to be among living, breathing dinosaurs.
Summary: Nate and Cora's family has a secret. One night while the siblings are having fun with a new friend in their basement, this secret unearths a mystery that transports them on the adventure of their lives. Along the way, they discover things about both their family and themselves that will change them forever. The Ghost of Splinter Cove conjures a world of mystery in the wilderness … but be careful – you may get lost in what's real and what's not.
Summary: For more than 50 years, the Come-See-Me Festival has served as Rock Hill's annual salute to spring. With nearly 80 events and activities, there's something for everyone. Join us April 4-13, 2019 and experience our beautiful gardens, friendly folks, and all the fun the festival has to offer.
Summary: The 7th Annual Charlotte African American Festival (CAAF) is a celebration of the rich heritage and accomplishments of African Americans. The festival will include exhibits, musical performances, art, literature, food, dancers, drummers, a pageant, speakers, vendors, and special awards and recognition. Special attractions will include a journey through the Underground Railroad with a Harriet Tubman impersonator, The Ashanti Pageant, and The Black History Walk of Fame which features impersonations of famous African-Americans.
Summary: This incredible event is FREE, reaching thousands of people in our community, and is open to all children from newborn to 5th grade. More than 40,000 eggs will be scattered throughout three age-appropriate egg hunt areas. Bags will be provided for each participant (NO personal bags or baskets allowed). Each bag will contain (1) free ticket for our Raffle For a Cause which is loaded with fantastic prizes for the whole family (must be present to win).
Summary: The grr-ific musical for little tigers and grown-ups alike is back! The hugely popular Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood LIVE!, based on the #1 PBS KIDS TV series, has delighted live audiences on stages across the country.
Summary: The Ghost of Splinter Cove conjures a world of mystery in the wilderness … but be careful – you may get lost in what's real and what's not.


FH Bielefeld - Forschungsschwerpunkt "Soziale Mobilisierungsstrategien im Politikfeld Klimaschutz"
The research project entitled "Social mobilisation strategies in climate protection policy", which is being run by Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences and the City of Bielefeld, is investigating the use of various kinds of information technology (i.e. the internet, mobile phones and social networks) in the area of climate protection. The project takes an interdisciplinary approach, with researchers from the fields of psychology, sociology and computer science all working together. Since climate protection requires wide public acceptance, the project aims to improve the general framework for individual initiatives and to have a positive influence on the way people behave.
Climate protection goals cannot be achieved by individual organisations alone – public acceptance and people's willingness to change the way they behave are always especially needed at the local level. To address this, municipalities require knowledge about the attitudes and behaviour of people in the community and their desire for attractive, low cost, effective tools that can be widely used.
Images such as these suggest that a lack of flood protection, or insufficient protective measures, frequently lead to extensive damage.
The project developed theoretical ways of influencing people's behaviour with regard to climate protection and tested these out in practice. One thousand Bielefeld residents were asked about their behaviour patterns in areas relevant to climate protection. The intention was to determine how the people of Bielefeld could be persuaded to use more climate-friendly means of transport, to implement measures at home and in their apartment blocks, and to adopt a diet that included less meat and more local products.
In terms of partners, the project leaders focused in particular on locally established associations, church congregations and businesses, in order to maximise the number of people involved ("an urban network"). People were also asked about their attitudes and provided with tips via an app. In addition, the project was transferred to the district of Gütersloh.
The methods used in the project can also be employed for the topic of adapting to the impacts of climate change – the follow-up project, Risk_M, is investigating social mobilisation strategies for improving risk management in cases of extreme flooding. The project is being carried out in collaboration with the respective local and state branches of the Workers' Samaritan Federation in Magdeburg, Lüneburg and Leipzig. The research focuses on establishing which factors (e.g. social capital, perceived threat, anticipated damage, coping strategies) influence the level of and motivation for personal initiative (for example, the mobilisation of emergency services), and also examines what flood prevention might look like in the future.
Special attention is being paid to the processes of communication and interaction between the individuals involved (affected residents and professionals) with the aim of improving risk management in cases of flooding (cooperation management). The transferability of the approach to other districts will be tested. Once completed, the project will be evaluated and the results will be published.


Submission of Abstracts: 5th October 2017.
Notification of the Selected Abstracts: 15th October 2017.
Submission of Final paper: 20th November 2017.
Notification of Selected Papers: 1st December 2017.
Note: Final selection would be done only after submission of full papers.