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New Zealand Football Ferns qualify for Rio 2016 Olympic Games
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The Football Ferns dominated the first leg earning a 7-1 lead on Saturday 23 January.
New Zealand join the hosts Brazil as well as the five other teams who have qualified so far Colombia, France, Germany, South Africa and Zimbabwe.
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"If you were blind you would not have sin, but now that you say 'We see' your sin remains." (John 9:41). So speaks Jesus to the Pharisees after he has healed the man blind from birth. What an extraordinary reversal of the assumptions of those who witness the incident, who begin by asking, "Who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?" In John's Gospel, this is the last of Jesus's healing miracles before he raises Lazarus from the dead and goes forward to his own passion and death. As the Passion draws closer, the stakes are raised. No one before, marvel the bystanders, has healed a man blind from birth. He was born blind that "the glory of the world might be revealed in him." He who is the Light of the world, gives sight to those who do not see. He who is the Life of the world raises from the dead Lazarus who has lain in the tomb for four days.
The story of the man blind from birth has particular resonance for me because my uncle John, born in 1917, suffered the same affliction. The medical cause was a delivery with forceps which not only damaged his optic nerve but left him with learning difficulties and epilepsy. He lived to be eighty, and there was probably not a single day in the life of my mother, his younger sister, when she did not grieve over his condition. Though there was no miracle cure, there was a remarkable healing.
When John was 17, his rages became unmanageable for my grandmother, who had been widowed by a combination of alcoholism and lung disease several years earlier. From then on John lived in an institution, faithfully visited every week by the family for the next sixty years. I remember visiting this hospital as a child --- a terrifying place, which my brother Chris has described graphically in a futuristic novel in which "substandard" members of society are banished to ghettos outside the city. It was full of people with all kinds of ugly and painful disabilities. It smelt. The life was harsh and regimented. Yet, from the 1960's the hospital itself went through a kind of healing. Visiting hours were relaxed. We were allowed to take my uncle out for the afternoon without constant anxiety that we might not make it back by four. (Before then being even a few minutes late was a heinous crime.) The iron bedsteads and institutional furniture gave way to domestic surroundings. Wards slowly transformed into homely villas where patients had as much privacy as possible in their sleeping arrangements, ate at tables in a family atmosphere, and had freedom to wander the grounds or to make themselves at home in comfortably furnished sitting rooms. There was a farm, workshops, a chapel, and opportunities for art and music. Most extraordinary, my blind uncle took part in painting sessions, which he loved.
At the age of 50, John, who had always been assumed to be too damaged to be a full member of the church, was confirmed in the church and began receiving communion regularly. This clearly had deep significance for him. Although this was never fully articulated, it gave him a sense of deep union with Christ. His funeral in 1997 was a requiem Mass attended (though it was some distance from the hospital) by staff and patients who cared for him. It could be said that for all his blindness, John learned to see.
Presented thus, this is a hopeful story, in spite of its tragic beginnings. What is left out of this account is the effect of John's disability on four generations: his parents', his own, ours and my daughter's.
My grandmother did not realize for a couple of weeks that her baby --- her first --- could not see. When she did, it was devastating, and when she was left twelve years later with three children and the legacy of a string of failed businesses, John's disabilities added considerably to her burden. Being a tough, working-class woman, she rolled up her sleeves and set about supporting the family as best she could. I never persuaded her to talk at length about those years: she was too ashamed of the demeaning jobs she had done, and said I must never tell anyone. I shall not do so now, except to say that these were not in any way shameful jobs --- simply hard labor of various kinds.
John's own generation, his younger brother and sister, reacted in opposite ways. His brother coped by refusing to see what was unbearable. As a teenager he took many opportunities to aggravate and torment John. He eventually became a police inspector renowned for his brutality (the people of Notting Hill, London, celebrated his retirement with a street party, and not in his honor!) and broke all contact with the family for seventeen years after my grandmother's death. His sister, my mother, on the other hand, looked all too closely, and suffered throughout her life from a deep guilt and depression because she could not make John's life better. Tragically, she became blind to what was good in his life, being so overwhelmed by what was wrong with it, far more so than he was himself. It was constantly on her mind (as children, for example, when visiting the dentist, we were told to "offer up" the pain for Uncle John) and carried with it a huge sense of stigma.
John was a family secret, a person not talked about. Only a few people were allowed to know of his existence. It took my father a great effort to break the news to his parents, who as far as I know never met him. Even in 1984, when my father died, there was huge anxiety about whether John should come to the funeral. Thank God he did, with the help of staff from the hospital. Thereafter my father's sister acted heroically and redemptively, providing practical help, and regularly inviting John and my mother to stay for a few days.
For my brother and myself, the memory of Wednesday afternoon visits died hard, as they had for our mother before us. There was a long journey involved in becoming aware of her guilt and its irrational nature, and, as adults, coming to know John as a gentle and lovable person. My brother, bearing some physical resemblance to him, bore the burden of being what "John might have been." Fortunately, he got to know John in such a way that he knew him as the person he was. I was more avoidant, and it is only in retrospect that I have come to realize what he made of his life.
My daughter's involvement, as far as I can tell, was at the level of being aware this was a sad situation. She did not know him well, but brought to their relationship a child's acceptance of people as they are, and in so far as she was affected, it was by all that surrounded him, rather than by John himself.
"Who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?" The answer Christ gives us is "Neither." And he follows up the healing of the man with a statement about seeing and judgement: "I came into this world for judgement, so that those who do not see may see, and those who do see may become blind."
It is relatively easy to make sense of the first part of this statement. What I have been describing in John's story is a steady improvement in the ability to see, individually and culturally. Society itself became more able to see persons rather than patients. At the family level, it became easier for each generation to manage the anger and grief brought about by his injuries: to see him with the eyes of the spirit, as he himself had learned to see.
Where there has been any major trauma, such as war or persecution, it is usually the second or third generation who are able to go back to the places where parents or grandparents were imprisoned or murdered, and to process some of the feelings that direct experience makes unmanageable. This is true of more everyday --- if terrible --- situations, too.
There is a story of a monk who was ill for eleven years. He eventually protested, wondering what he had done to deserve this since he was not such a bad person. He was visited by an angel who told him that he had to atone for sins in his family from four generations back.
Initially I found this a shocking story, but on reflection it began to make sense. Sin does not dissipate of its own accord. In a very real sense, as we make the mistakes of parents in each generation, "The sins of the fathers are visited on the children."
We can see atoning for the sins of previous generations legalistically: we suffer as a punishment for what our forebears have done. But we can also think of atonement as "at-one-ment": finding the courage to face ourselves as our family histories have shaped us and taking this as an opportunity for healing.
We do not have to remain trapped in these histories. We can, slowly, painfully, learn to see, and through seeing provide release for those who have preceded us. Such a journey may take us to terrible places. Body and soul being intricately bound up as they are, we may find ourselves truly afflicted, physically as well as mentally and spiritually. Our only hope then, is to learn to see what is really at stake, to seek for ways in which personal tragedy, like the blindness of the man in John's Gospel, can be turned to the glory of God.
What, then, of those who see who will become blind through judgement? Again, judgement is not simply a legalistic term. Judgement is no more or less than the truth, but in God's reality it is truth experienced in the presence of his infinite love. "Mercy and truth are met together; righteousness and peace have kissed each other." This verse occurs in the psalms of the Ninth Hour, the office of mid-afternoon, the time of Christ's death on the Cross, whose prayers and hymns are concerned with the crucifixion. The wisdom of the Church has associated the murder of God by his people with psalms of reconciliation. At the same time it challenges us: can we bear such a meeting of mercy and truth? Sometimes it is easier to become blind, either to truth or to mercy, because the combination can be overwhelming.
Throughout John 9 we see Jesus holding to the truth of what is going on, while those around him seek to distort it. For some this truth is a liberation into seeing; for others the challenge to their way of thinking is too much, and they choose a form of blindness instead. It was such blindness which led to the crucifixion. We live in a society which has a great commitment to uncovering personal story as a means of making sense of our lives. Through reflection on our experience we can gain insight --- begin to see into what it is that makes us liable to respond in certain ways, and become freer from reactions which arise from pain and fear which in the past have been overwhelming.
There is a fine line, however, between using such understanding transformatively, and turning it into an excuse. Put crudely, it is the difference between "You remind me of my father (mother, brother, sister) who treated me badly, but since he/she is dead, unavailable, too frightening, I will avenge myself on you instead," and "You remind me of my father, but I recognize you are a different person from him, acknowledge my tendency to treat you as though you are, say, cold and authoritarian, and try to respond to you as the person you are."
It is the difference between a culture of blame ("My parents / school / circumstances were cruel to me so I will crucify them in whatever form I meet them in my life now"), and a culture of responsibility ("I realize I have been affected by my past, so must take extra care not to visit the pain and fear of it on those around me").
It is the difference between self-justification and metanoia. Transforming one into the other does not come cheap, and cannot bypass the work of processing our own pain, fear, and especially, anger. Often the more clearly we see, the more angry we become, and this quite simply is a function of the pain we have experienced. As the Beatles put it: "You're gonna carry that weight a long time." We cannot carry it alone.
There is another way in which we can learn to see, which can be described in terms of English music some three hundred years before the Beatles. The music of, say, Purcell, stands at a point of transition. Until this time, melody was the primary focus; harmony, except of the very simplest kind, came about through the counterpoint of different melodies occurring alongside each other, and as a result we have juxtapositions of notes which would not pass muster in the harmonic structures of a century later. One such juxtaposition is called --- felicitously for our purposes --- the "false relation." A false relation occurs when the paths of different melodies cause a minor and a major third to sound at the same moment. The effect on the ear is one of extraordinary tension, almost violence. In context, it can enhance the beauty of the piece. It comes about not because one melody is dominant over the other, but precisely because each is following the path that is its own. This is also true of the false relations we find in families, and as in the music, the effect the melodies have on each other is mutual. Any party to it has the opportunity not necessarily to change path, but to stay with the tension long enough for it to resolve into something new.
Every family has a fallen history; every parent fails his or her children in some way (the reaction of the parents of the healed blind man is all too human). It is only by working to place the truths we discover in the light of God's mercy that we can begin the journey of transformation. At-one-ment may involve staying for a very long time with the jarring sound of the false relation, struggling to accept against everything we would prefer to believe, that each person involved is equally loved by God. In healing ourselves, we may begin to be able to stand back from trying to impose our own suffering between God and those whose lives have brought us to where we are.
"If you were blind, you would not have sin": you cannot be responsible for what you cannot see, but seeing of itself is not enough. It is only the beginning of the struggle to live with both truth and mercy, met together.
Jessica Rose is a freelance writer, lecturer, pastoral counselor and associate editor of In Communion. She also directs the Russian choir of the Orthodox parish in Oxford, England. She is the author of Sharing Spaces? Prayer and the Counseling Relationship, published by Darton, Longman and Todd, London.
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Guidelines on the 2016 Foreign Language Skills Showcase
The SPFL shall hold five events simultaneously or one after the other (see schedule of events). Students are encouraged to participate in a maximum of two events. An orientation shall be held prior to the official start of the events. Students shall register to signify their participation in their chosen event(s). The following are the event rules:
Characters on Parade (Cosplay)
Exhibition of Nations
The FL Singing Idol
SPFL Quiz Whiz
SPFL Challenge:
1. Participants shall wear the costume of a famous character from Spanish, French, Japanese, German or Chinese film or literature.
2. Participants shall parade, culminating in a 3-minute show-and-tell presentation. In this portion, participants shall describe themselves and a picture related to the country of origin to be shown by the organizers, using the foreign language that they are representing,
3. Participants shall be judged following the criteria:
Costume 30%
Oral presentation 30%
Stage presence 30%
Overall impact 10%
TOTAL 100%
1. One booth for each foreign language (Spanish, Japanese, German, French and Chinese) shall be provided in the designated exhibition area.
2. Each booth assigned to a foreign language shall display students' outputs from the foreign language lessons. Additional materials like posters, brochures, and other instructional materials (IMs) from the partner agencies may also be included.
3. The teachers and students are requested to wear simple costumes of the country of the foreign language. Cosplayers are encouraged to be in the exhibit area.
4. After the formal opening of the exhibit, usage of FL shall be showcased in various forms:
a. Introducing the Country and People
b. Speaking the Language
c. Doing Arts and Crafts
5. All the booths shall be given tokens.
1. The FL Singing Idol shall showcase talent in singing songs in a foreign language.
2. The contest has two stages:
a. Elimination round: Each participant shall sing a song in the foreign language that they are representing. Participants are expected to bring a copy of their accompaniment in CD/DVD or flash drive. Only three (3) qualifiers per foreign language will be allowed to join in the Grand Finale.
b. Grand Finale: The finalists from the elimination round shall sing a pre-selected song in their foreign language. There shall be one (1) pre-selected song for each foreign language: Spanish, French, Japanese, German, and Chinese. The finalists shall be given enough time to learn the song. Music and accompaniment shall be provided by the SPFL team. Finalists are expected to wear semi-formal attire during the Grand Finale.
Criteria for judging:
a. Musicality 50%
- Voice 30%
- Style and performance 15%
- Stage presence 5%
b. Diction 50%
4. Only one winner shall be declared for each language.
5. The decision of the judges is final.
1. The contestants shall be grouped according to foreign language: Spanish, German, French, Japanese, and Chinese.
2. Questions shall cover topics on language and culture.
3. Contestants shall compete in three categories: Easy, Average, and Difficult. Five questions shall be given in each category. One (1) point is given for each correct answer in the Easy category two, (2) points for Average, and three (3) points for Difficult.
4. Questions shall be read twice by the quiz master. At a signal of GO, contestants shall write their answers on metacards using markers.
5. Ten seconds shall be allotted to answer Easy and Average questions, and fifteen (15) seconds for the Difficult questions.
6. The top three scorers shall be declared winners.
7. In case of a tie, tie-break question/s will be asked to determine the winner.
8. Fifteen (15) seconds shall be given to the contestants to answer the question/s.
9. In case of protest, the duly registered teacher-coach of the contestant shall raise it with the board of judges before the next question is read by the quiz master.
All the students and teachers, regardless of language groups, shall be divided into four teams (S,P,F,and L).
1. Each team shall be given a map with ten stations located within the National Festival of Talents area.
2. Each station shall require the participants to complete a task written in different foreign languages.
3. As a team, the participants shall perform the assigned task at the station in front of an assigned judge.
4. The judge shall decide if the task was accomplished by placing a stamp on the group's map.
5. The first team that finishes and completes all the assigned tasks wins.
6. Tokens will be given to the winners.
For each language, only one student and one teacher per school will be allowed to participate. Due to the limited number of slots, especially for the Spanish, Japanese, and Chinese FL schools, concerned regions shall conduct pre-qualifying events to identify the schools that shall represent the region in the NFOT-FL Skills Showcase based on the number of slots below:
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Prof of Agriculture/ Head School of Agricultural & Wine Science - [Archived Advertisement]
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First listed on: 09 September 2019
Prof of Agriculture/ Head School of Agricultural & Wine Science
Lead the school into an innovative future
Work alongside and collaborate with leaders in the AgriPark located on campus
Great regional location in the hub of the Riverina
Fixed Term (up to 5 years), Full Time
Senior remuneration package in the range of AU$184,075 to AU$230,094 p.a.
Wagga Wagga (relocation allowance provided)
With a keen focus on performance and the pursuit of excellence in all that we do, Charles Sturt University is seeking a professional with high level strategic and communication skills to help drive our growth. This is a senior leadership appointment that requires both academic credibility and the ability to guide strategic direction. The role needs a leader with vision and a commitment to promoting excellence in learning and teaching, research and enterprise.
The Head of School sets the strategic direction as well as leads the management of academic activities, operations, people, finances and resources to deliver a high-quality academic student experience and to achieve the objectives of the School. The Head of School makes a significant contribution to Faculty leadership and contributes to achieving the objectives of the Faculty and University.
The Head of School promotes the Universitys links with the community, industry and professions to enhance the Schools teaching and research programs.
To be successful you will have:
A PhD or equivalent qualification and standing in agricultural sciences;
A strong research profile and record of academic achievement of national and/or international standing through distinguished contributions in a discipline relevant to agricultural sciences;
Demonstrated high-level managerial proficiency, including experience in academic management with leadership, strategic planning, financial, human resources, and decision-making skills required for the effective management of a multidisciplinary program in the field of agriculture;
Proven strong links with partner organisations and industry and the communication skills and ability to represent the university in the wider community;
Demonstrated senior leadership experience in curriculum development and implementation as well as a commitment to the facilitation of culturally respectful and innovative teaching in agricultural sciences; AND
Demonstrated strategic vision and capacity to promote the development of a culture of excellence in agricultural sciences education and research.
Charles Sturt University is a young and growing university committed to developing far-sighted people who help their communities grow and flourish. We make a significant contribution to the prosperity and vibrancy of our rural and regional communities, with a reach and impact across Australia and internationally. We work together with industry, communities and students to create new thinking, inspire each other and make a positive and progressive contribution to the world.
The Faculty of Science delivers flexible, innovative teaching programs which provide graduates with the skills and knowledge to build a career, advance their profession and contribute to their community. We currently have more than 9000 students and over 500 staff dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge.
We are a leader in strategic and applied research in a wide array of sciences. We enhance and extend knowledge, train and educate future researchers and provide scientific solutions to current challenges. We achieve this through ethical practice, professional collaborations, industry involvement and a commitment to continual improvement.
We also provide a range of health and other services to our regional communities through our enterprise activities.
The School of Agricultural and Wine Sciences teaching and research activities are conducted at the Orange and Wagga Wagga campuses. Programmes offered include agricultural business management, agricultural science, horticulture, wine science, viticulture, and applied science. The School also offers PhD supervision over a wide range of disciplines.
The School has a significant research profile with close linkages to CSU Research Centres, including the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation, The National Wine and Grape Industry Centre, and the Institute for Land, Water and Society. School staff collaborate with external partners in education and research, especially NSW Department of Primary Industry, CSIRO, leading national and international universities, and TAFE sector institutions. Active international linkages in around 20 countries enhance the education and research programs.
CSU offers a great work-life balance, professional development opportunities and generous financial benefits.
Charles Sturt University is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. Applications are encouraged from Indigenous Australians; people with a disability; women (particularly for senior and non-traditional roles); people who identify as LGBTIQ; and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Applicants are expected to apply online and address the selection criteria in the position description. If you experience difficulties applying online or for further information on completing the application process please visit our how to apply page or contact us.
Additional information is available in the Position Description or by contacting:
Professor Megan Smith | Executive Dean, Faculty of Science | deanofscience@csu.edu.au | Ph: (+61) 417 929 291
Closing Date: 11pm AEST, 07 October 2019
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Praomys petteri is een knaagdier uit het geslacht Praomys dat voorkomt in het zuiden van Kameroen, het zuidwesten van de Centraal-Afrikaanse Republiek en het zuiden van de Republiek Congo. Populaties van deze soort zijn vroeger geïdentificeerd als Praomys morio of Praomys lukolelae.

De bovenkant van het lichaam is bruin, de onderkant is lichtgrijs. Het karyotype bedraagt 2n=42, FNa=62. De kop-romplengte bedraagt voor volwassen exemplaren 99 tot 143 mm, de staartlengte 100 tot 165 mm, de achtervoetlengte 24 tot 28 mm, de oorlengte 15 tot 22 mm en het gewicht 40 tot 61 gram. Bij jongere dieren bedraagt de kop-romplengte 99 tot 143 mm, de staartlengte 100 tot 165 mm, de achtervoetlengte 24 tot 28 mm, de oorlengte 15 tot 22 mm en het gewicht 40 tot 61 mm. Vrouwtjes hebben 1+2=6 mammae.

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Van der Straeten, E., Lecompte, E. & Denys, C. 2003. Praomys petteri: une nouvelle espèce des Muridae africains (Mammalia, Rodentia). Bonner zoologische Beiträge 50(4):329-345.

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Desmond Tutu Passes at 90
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South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu, reacts as he meets people after being awarded the Templeton prize in the city of Cape Town, South Africa, Thursday, April 11, 2013. South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu was awarded the 2013, Templeton Prize by the United States, Templeton Foundation for his work in advancing spiritual principles such as love and forgiveness. (AP Photo/Schalk van Zuydam) used locally Dec 27th 2021 @ap.images
Desmond Tutu has died at age 90.
Tutu was an outspoken Archbishop who led a movement against white minority rule in South Africa, and apartheid…racial discrimination.
He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 for his work towards ending apartheid.
In 2009, U-S President Barack Obama awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Tutu was diagnosed with prostate cancer in the late 1990s, and had been hospitalized in recent years to treat infections connected with his treatment.
His family doctor said in a statement that Desmond Tutu died peacefully in Cape Town South Africa on Sunday morning December 26th 2021.
South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu, reacts as he meets people after being awarded the Templeton prize in the city of Cape Town, South Africa, Thursday, April 11, 2013. South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu was awarded the 2013, Templeton Prize by the United States, Templeton Foundation for his work in advancing spiritual principles such as love and forgiveness. (AP Photo/Schalk van Zuydam) used locally Dec 27th 2021
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Q: Вытаскиваем нужное значение из функции в классе Добрый день! Есть большой ООП класс: $db.
В нем есть функция:
public function paginate ($table, $page, $fields = null){
  $offset = $this->pageLimit * ($page - 1);
  $res = $this->withTotalCount()->get ($table, Array ($offset, $this->pageLimit), $fields);
  $this->totalPages = ceil($this->totalCount / $this->pageLimit);
  return $res;
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*

*Я получаю значение из этой функции $clients=$db->paginate('clients', 1);

*Но при этом надо параллельно вытащить из нее же значение totalPages. Как это сделать?

A: Можно возвращать массив:
public function paginate ($table, $page, $fields = null){
        $offset = $this->pageLimit * ($page - 1);
        $res = $this->withTotalCount()->get ($table, Array ($offset, $this->pageLimit), $fields);
        $this->totalPages = ceil($this->totalCount / $this->pageLimit);
        return [
            "res" => $res,
            "total_pages" => $this->totalPages
        ];
}

Получение:
$clients = $db->paginate('clients', 1);
$res = $clients['res'];
$count = $clients['count];

Можно возвращать кол-во по ссылке:
public function paginate ($table, $page, $fields = null, &$count){
        $offset = $this->pageLimit * ($page - 1);
        $res = $this->withTotalCount()->get ($table, Array ($offset, $this->pageLimit), $fields);
        $this->totalPages = ceil($this->totalCount / $this->pageLimit);
        return $res;
}

Получение:
$count = 0;
$clients = $db->paginate('clients', 1, null, $count);

A: *

*Все, заработал массив! В старом и новом виде он работает.

*Просто мои запросы оказывается нельзя было объединять, т.к. между ними идут
вычисления.

*Спасибо за помощь!

public function paginate ($table, $page, $fields = null){
          $offset = $this->pageLimit * ($page - 1);
          $res = $this->withTotalCount()->get ($table, Array ($offset, $this->pageLimit), $fields);
          $dg = $this->totalPages = ceil($this->totalCount / $this->pageLimit);
          return [
                    "res" => $res,
                    "last" => $dg
                ];
      }
$res = $db->paginate('clients', $pagenum); $last = $res['last'];
$res = $db->paginate('clients', $pagenum); $clients = $res['res'];

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World Maritime Day 2008
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Today (25 September 2008) marks the 31st celebration of World Maritime Day, the annual occasion when the International Maritime Organization (IMO) leads the world in honouring shipping.
The theme for World Maritime Day is IMO: 60 years in the service of shipping
This year the theme for World Maritime Day is IMO: 60 years in the service of shipping. The year 2008 contains a number of key milestones and anniversaries for the Organization. March 6th was the 60th anniversary of the adoption of the IMO Convention by a conference held in Geneva in 1948 under the auspices of the United Nations; March 17th was the 50th anniversary of that Convention entering into force in 1958; and June saw the convening of the 100th session of the IMO Council, the executive organ of IMO responsible for supervising the work of the Organization in between sessions of the Assembly.
In his World Maritime Day message to the international maritime community, IMO Secretary-General Efthimios E. Mitropoulos said, "Today, on World Maritime Day, we can say, with confidence and pride, that IMO has served the shipping industry well since its inception 60 years ago. As we look back over what we have achieved and, more importantly, forward to the challenges that lie ahead, we know that the edifice from which we operate is strong and well-structured. Our course for the future is set, and we will make our passage with optimism and a clear vision about the objectives we want to achieve."
"IMO has come a very long way since its inception all those years ago," Mr. Mitropoulos added:
"Globalization has transformed international commerce, new powers have emerged in shipping and the plethora and thoroughness of measures established by IMO during its 60 years in the service of shipping has provided the bedrock from which a safer and cleaner industry has emerged, one that can continue to develop and flourish. Furthermore, IMO's work has demonstrated, beyond doubt, that international standards - developed, agreed, implemented and enforced universally - are the only effective way to regulate such a diverse and truly international industry as shipping."
"The Organization's standards are now firmly embedded in shipping's consciousness and practice worldwide and they shape the industry of today," he said.
"It is because of the extensive network of global regulations that IMO has developed and adopted over the years that shipping is, nowadays, a safe and secure mode of transport; clean; environmentally-friendly; and very energy-efficient," Mr. Mitropoulos added.
"And so, IMO stands united, focused on the challenges ahead and continuously relevant to the industry it has been serving for so long. Shipping is, par excellence, a significant contributor to, and facilitator of, economic growth on a worldwide basis. As such, the mission of IMO (that of promoting its safety and security, its efficiency and its environmental credentials) is one that reaches out far beyond the Organization's immediate constituency and touches the life of nearly everyone on the planet," he said.
TECO 2030 teams up with Chart Industries on developing CCS solutionsThe IMO aims to reduce carbon intensity in international shipping by 40% by 2030 and to cut the total annual GHG emissions from the sector by at least 50% by 2050 compared to 2008.
MEPC 76 gets underwayShipping's green path through the 2020s is set to be debated in the coming seven days at the 76th gathering of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC), convened virtually by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
IMO defines new guidelines on EEXI and CII to support GHG measuresIMO's working group has agreed on a set of draft guidelines to support mandatory measures approved by the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) to cut the carbon footprint of all ships.
IMO Calls Out Charterers' Use of 'No Crew Change' ClausesThe International Maritime Organization (IMO) is calling out charterers over the use of "no crew change" clauses and says the controversial practice is exacerbating the on-going crew change crisis.
Contentious MEPC 75 kicks offTopping the debate will be the short term measures to cut shipping's carbon footprint. At last month's intersessional a plan was agreed upon to reduce the carbon intensity of shipping by 40% compared with 2008 levels in the next 10 years.
IMO and WTO Call for Resumption of Cruises to Support Islands and CrewThe two United Nations' organizations said they were seeking to encourage the cruise industry and governments to continue their efforts to enable cruise ship operations to resume safely.
Mixed reaction to IMO's latest green deliberations26 October 2020 Monday 13:00
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Up to 30 nations threaten to walk away from IMO's emissions meet-up23 October 2020 Friday 10:00
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Nations forge hybrid compromise as GHG debate heats up ahead of MEPC06 October 2020 Tuesday 14:15
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Trafigura proposes carbon levy introduction to IMO26 September 2020 Saturday 10:00
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Diana Laura is an ISEP Voices blogger. She is from Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente (ITESO), in Mexico and studied at Linnaeus University, Sweden.
ISEP student Diana Laura de Anda Padilla is a student blogger and part of our new ISEP Voices program. She is a design major from Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente (ITESO), and is currently studying abroad at Linnaeus University in Sweden. Here she discussed what it's been like to study abroad on her own, and the positive connections that she's been able to make because of her independent experience.
For most of my friends, the fact that I decided to go abroad on my own was both risky and crazy at the same time. People told me that it was better to go abroad with at least one friend or I wouldn't have people to support me. But the important question here is: do I regret coming to Sweden alone as a complete foreigner?
No, I don't regret it at all! I definitely think it was the best decision that I could ever have made. I can't deny that at the beginning you are going to face hard challenges and you won't have anyone there with you. But with the three weeks that I have been abroad, I am experiencing one of the most precious gifts that life can offer to us: true friendships.
Sometimes governments, religions, languages or even geography put borders between humans. We are classified in "different races," telling us who is like us and who is not, which people we can like and which we can't. But when you arrive in a new country and find people who are living similar situations, deep in your heart you feel connected to them. It doesn't matter if the color of their skin is a different shade, or if they believe in Jesus or Buddha. It doesn't even matter if their government is at war with your government, you probably have just discovered a friendship for a lifetime because that person understands what you're experiencing without even saying it! And at the end it doesn't matter how big our differences may be, we all belong to the same place because we are all citizens of the world.
*Like reading posts from our ISEP bloggers? Learn more about our ISEP Voices Spring 2016 group here.
Blog Pushing the Limits: Moroccan Study Abroad ISEP student Virginia B. is a part of ISEP Voices Spring 2016. She is a political science major from Hamline University, and is currently studying abroad at Al Akhawayn University in Morocco.


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Returning to Work After Injuries
When a worker suffers an injury at work, he or she may likely have many concerns regarding the effects that the injury will have on his or her life. In addition to the possible stress and anxiety about paying for the necessary medical treatments and bills and whether a full recovery is possible, employees may also wonder how they will support their families if they were the primary wage earners in the households.
Many workplace injuries can fundamentally change workers' abilities to perform their jobs, making it difficult or impossible to return to their previous positions. Although this is almost always the case with traumatic brain or spinal cord injuries, it can be true of other conditions as well. For instance, if a job requires a worker to be in solid physical shape to carry or lift items and he or she sustains a shoulder, hip, back or neck injury, returning to work can be problematic. Similarly, if your job requires you to use a computer on a daily basis, developing carpal tunnel could signify the end of your career.
Workplace Accidents and Returning to Your Job
Employers in Georgia are legally obligated to provide workers with compensation for work-related injuries through the state's workers' compensation system. This type of insurance covers not only medical costs and expenses but also disability benefits for employees are unable to immediately return to work as a result of their injuries or complications.
If an employee needs to miss work due to an injury, he or she may be entitled to receive lost wages benefits as soon as he or she has missed seven days of work. Additionally, if a worker will be unable to return to work for several weeks or months, he or she may receive temporary or permanent disability benefits.
It is important to note that employees should not return to work after sustaining a job-related injury unless they are fully cleared by their doctors to do so. Additionally, if a healthcare provider restricts work duties, the employer is legally obligated to accommodate you in a lighter-duty position or they may be held responsible for compensating you until a position in which you can work becomes available.
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If a worker is unable to return to his or her place of employment for a limited period of time, he or she may be entitled to receive temporary disability benefits by pursuing a workers' compensation claim. Although every situation is different, disability benefits can typically last for up to 400 weeks. However, workers who have suffered from catastrophic or permanent injuries and are unable to return to work at all may be entitled to receive lifetime disability benefits.
In Georgia, the disability benefits to which an employee may be entitled following a work-related injury may cover partial or total disability. A worker may receive partial disability benefits if he or she can perform some job functions but not the job that he or she may have previously held. The amount of partial disability benefits equal to a specific percentage of the amount of lost income such as the difference between a worker's current earning potential and his or her prior wages.
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| Seven-hour Existential Despair class gives students a "break from the hustle and bustle of Penn"
Seven-hour Existential Despair class gives students a "break from the hustle and bustle of Penn"
By Chris Schiller 10/16/18 7:18pm
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Not many courses at Penn have as dramatic an impact as professor Justin McDaniel's "Existential Despair" course.
The class, RELS256, meets once a week for seven hours and launched last fall. Each week, students read a book together in silence, cover to cover, before discussing it as a class.
Phones are collected at the beginning of class and only two bathroom breaks are allowed. The class has no prerequisites, no homework, no exams, and is graded based on participation and attendance only.
"I find it important to make yourself intellectually uncomfortable at least once a week," said McDaniel, who is the undergraduate studies chair of the Religious Studies Department. "It staves off ego and builds a sort of healthy self-contentment. It's good to challenge myself to teach outside of my field, and I think my students appreciate that as well."
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The story of McDaniel's unique class has been widely shared and picked up by publications like the Huffington Post. Current and former students of the class have reacted well to the course and said it creates a lasting impact.
"The fact that you have to set aside a seven-hour window within your week, it makes you more deliberate with your time, set aside all distractions, put your life on pause," said Wharton senior Heather Tang, who is currently taking the class. "It's a good reminder that some things aren't so important, that they can wait until the morning."
Tang added that the course so far meets her expectations.
"My expectation is that it would be a break from the hustle and bustle of Penn, and I was right," Tang said. "It feels like putting the real world on pause for a few hours, and then it all resumes when I wake up on Wednesday morning."
McDaniel identifies his class as a necessary escape from the academic environment on campus.
"A lot of academia is about showing off accomplishments," McDaniel said. "We are taught to consume knowledge and represent it. What I'm doing is creating a space where it's not about the accomplishments but about the process itself."
2018 College graduate Corey Loftus, who took the class when it was first offered last fall, agreed that the class both provided a necessary contrast to the culture at Penn and also helped her articulate her own beliefs.
"The educational purpose of the class is that education is a perspective rather than an achievement that you come to," Loftus said. "It sort of gives me hope and puts me more in touch with the mental health perspective because a lot of the conversation consistently came back to belief, and I think that college is such a time when you form your own beliefs."
The course title, "Existential Despair," refers to the content of both the in-class readings and the discussions.
"Half of life is dealing with existential problems — the death of a parent, depression, dealing with a relationship that is on the skids," McDaniel said. "A traditional education doesn't cover how to reckon with these issues."
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McDaniel has taught similarly unconventional classes such as "Living Deliberately: Monks, Saints, and the Contemplative Life," which became known as the "monk class."
"You are re-learning how to learn in a way that isn't motivated by an alternate outcome," said Tang. "It's more how it relates to you, to textualize it and internalize it. You can extrapolate whatever you just learned into something greater and more applicable in the real world."
"It's also learning empathy," Tang added. "I mean, how many college classes teach empathy?"


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Саша Колін ( 9 травня 1911, Париж, Франція —  14 лютого 1981, Нью-Йорк, Сполучені Штати Америки) — американська художниця французького походження. Перш ніж оселитися в Сполучених Штатах, протягом декількох років жила в Австрії та деяких інших країнах.

Життя і праця
Колін народилася в Парижі, у родині українських євреїв Юлія і Мальвіни Колінів. До того, як її батьки оселилися у Відні, вона провела своє раннє дитинство в Аргентині та Угорщині. До переїзду в Париж в 1933 році, де вона навчалася під керівництвом Аронсона Наума Левовича, Колін здобувала освіту у Віденській школі мистецтв і ремесел та в Академії образотворчих мистецтв. Її роботи виставлялися в Паризькому Салоні з 1934 по 1936 рік.
Будучи занепокоєною нацистськими переслідуваннями євреїв у сусідній Німеччині, сім'я Колінів емігрувала до Сполучених Штатів у 1936 році і оселилася в Нью-Йорку. Родина мала непогані статки і тому зупинялася в таких престижних резиденціях Мангеттену як «Ессекс Хауз» і «Еспланада». Незабаром Колін почала демонструвати своє мистецтво на різноманітних заходах, включаючи виставку в Рокфеллер-центрі та Всесвітню виставку 1940 року.

У 1970-ті роки, Колін, за допомогою посередників, брала активну участь у наданні музеям благодійних пожертвувань, поштовхом до яких став Закон про податкову реформу 1969 року. Вона вмовляла куратора музею надати їй лист про те, що музей хотів би додати її картину до своєї колекції. Потім одну зі своїх картин вона продавала зі знижкою якомусь заможному колекціонеру. Колекціонер, у свою чергу, дарував цю картину музею, отримавши податкове відрахування від ринкової вартості картини. Після смерті Колін декілька художників і колекціонерів були притягнуті до відповідальності за подібні афери.

Колін мала слабкість до дорогої їжі та модних брендів, тому коли продаж її робіт перестав бути стабільним, вона поринала в борги, позичаючи гроші, аби підживлювати свої звички, які обходилися їй в кругленьку суму, або ж обмінюючи свої картини на необхідні речі. Продовжуючи діяти у тому ж руслі, вона створила і роздала таку велику кількість картин, що ціна її робіт різко впала. В обмін за оренду кожної наступної розкішної квартири Колін віддавала домовласникам свої картини, і щонайменше одну з цих квартир вона разом зі своїми двома гігантськими псами, перетворила в убогий безлад.

Довгий час Колін товаришувала з художником Реєм Джонсоном та була однією з перших відвідувачів його заочної школи в Нью-Йорку.

Творчість
Роботи Колін були представлені в багатьох місцях, серед яких нью-йоркська Всесвітня виставка, Бруклінський музей, Бостонський музей образотворчих мистецтв та Музей американського мистецтва Вітні, її праці можна знайти серед колекцій Смітсонівського музею американського мистецтва, Національного музею дизайну Купер-Г'юїт тощо. Вона створювала абстрактні картини та мінімалістичні скульптури.

Примітки

Французькі художниці
Американські художниці
Австрійські емігранти до США


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New Zealand's largest city braces for more…
Tendulkar relishing opportunity to be paired up with Lara at Lord"s bicentenary match
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By Editor June 5, 2014
Retired Indian cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar has said that he is relishing the opportunity to be paired up with West Indies great Brian Lara at Lord"s stadium in England for an exhibition match to mark its bicentenary anniversary. The Marylebone Cricket Club had confirmed last month that Lara would join MCC XI captained by Tendulkar and the team would also include Australia"s Aaron Finch, India"s Rahul Dravid and Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal. According to Sport24, Tendulkar said that he and Lara had played together in 1994 in Toronto in the Sky Dome, adding that they played for the same team and had a wonderful partnership, so he is hoping for another one this time. The MCC XI would reportedly play a Rest of the World XI captained by former Australia leg spinner Shane Warne and featuring Sri Lanka"s Muttiah Muralitharan and England"s Kevin Pietersen in a 50-over match on July 5. Tendulkar also said that it has always been a joy playing against Lara, adding that he loved watching the West Indian scoring runs against other nations, but not India.
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