Is Stress Face Making You Look Old And Wrinkly?
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We leave memos on our computers and desks as daily reminders to sit up straight, stop squinting and discontinue doing all those things that are slowly destroying our bodies on a day to day at work. However, we must not forget about getting stress face either. If you don't know what stress face is then that's your first problem!
Let me first start out by explaining what stress face is exactly. Stress face is the look that you get when you've put your body through too much stress. Simple as that really. According to the founder of FaceGym, Inge Theron says that it's easy to tell when someone has stress face and " you can tell they have stress face from the tension in their jaw and their permanent frown." This is definitely not the quality characteristic that you want to be recognized or known for either.
Avoiding stress extremely important and if you want to put forth best efforts to avoid getting stress face then you must know how it ends up on your face to begin with. According to an acupuncturist and doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine, John Tsagaris, "Stress manifests itself on your face in a number of ways, starting from an accumulative muscular tension – the face looks rigid and the jaw tenses up." That's just the beginning, it can lead to more skin issues such as an increase in redness, breakouts and more. You may even acquire a stress rash on your face if you're stressed out enough.
There are a few activities that can attribute to stress face such as putting your dirty phone to your face, squinting too much reading your phone or your computer and more. It's a catch 22 in most cases, where you have a desire to succeed and remain connected socially yet you don't want to overwork yourself.
Since stress can mostly likely affect everyone differently you may not have the same symptoms as another. The production of wrinkles, tired looking eyes and even spots can be so common that they are often overlooked.
If you want to avoid looking aged and weathered, the best thing you can do is reduce your stress levels through some good old fashioned relaxation. Consider removing yourself from stressful situations and scenarios as often as possible. Shut your phone off, meditate, kick back and relax. If you're into massages, I'd recommend that you begin working in some time to lightly massage your face. Just be sure to do so with clean hands!
Lastly, you must put forth some effort and try to get a good nights sleep. You should also try to detox your body from time to time. I tend to do this about once a month. That means eating healthy, exercising and avoiding all types of toxins for a few days. I typically achieve this by doing a juice detox. In the event that you can't work in as much de-stressing activity as you'd like then I would suggest you make sure you incorporate the right skin care products to help keep you looking stress-free in the interim.
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Meet the Author: photographer Yan Wang Preston
Lectures and seminars Thursday 6 December 2018 / 17:30 - 19:30
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Location: Meadow Room 4, Leeds University Business School
At this event the award-winning photographer Yan Wang Preston will discuss her two recently published photobooks about China.
Join us for this Meet the Author event with a difference. The majority of the message in these books is communicated via Yan Preston's photography, with commentary and observations that serve to provide context. This event is an opportunity to dig deeper into the themes behind these projects and what Yan's work says about China.
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Mother River
As China's 'Mother River', the Yangtze is usually celebrated by idealistic images of iconic places.With Mother River, Yan Wang Preston conceptually undermines the deep-seated preference towards certain river places and their landscape representations. The equally spaced photographic locations produced no picturesque views or sublime concrete structures but a set of accidental and vernacular landscapes that have never or rarely been photographed before.
The book tells an epic story of the entire width of China from its western highland to its eastern coast and demonstrates that in an era of abundant satellite mapping and saturated imagery, fresh views can still be attained by conducting ambitious, physical and personal mapping.
Planting trees, you put down roots. And what about those who dig them up? In 2013, during a long-term photography project along the Yangtze river, Yan Wang Preston made an incisive observation: in the small village of Xialiu stood an over three-hundred-year-old tree, Frank, in all of its glory, right in the centre of a community that was, at the time of Preston's visit, being coerced into moving so that a dam could be built in that location.
Three months later, no trace of the village or the tree could be seen. The residents had moved up the mountain. And the seventy-ton tree? It was sold for twenty-five-thousand Euros to a hotel in a nearby county, Binchuan.
Preston found the tree, divested of all its branches and leaves and bandaged in plastic, inside the skeleton of the hotel, which was still under construction—like a living sculpture that has yet to become cognisant of its new surroundings.
In China, the country where cities are springing up, transplanting and re-constructing nature are big businesses. In the photo series Forest Preston spent eight years following many uprooted creatures that are now in concrete deserts. Along the way she also documented a fantastic ecology model town near Frank's home, once again questioning the meaning and politics of re-making homeland in this age of rapid urbanisation.
Yan Wang Preston is a British-Chinese artist interested in how landscape photography can reveal the hidden complexities behind the surface of physical landscapes. Her major projects include 'Mother River' (2010-2014), for which she photographed the entire 6,211km Yangtze River at precise 100km intervals, and 'Forest' (2010-2017), for which she followed the adaption journeys made by transplanted old trees in China's new mega cities.
Preston's work has won major international awards such as the 1st Prize, Syngenta Photography Award (2017), the Shiseido Photographer Prize at the Three Shadows Photography Annual Award in Beijing, China (2016) and the Reviewers Choice Award at FORMAT, Derby (2014).
Solo exhibitions of Preston's work has been shown at venues such as the 56th Venice Biennale, Chongqing China Three Gorges Museum, Wuhan Art Museum, Swatch Art Peace Hotel in Shanghai, Gallery of Photography Ireland and Impressions Gallery in Bradford, UK. Important group shows include Dubai Photo (2016) and Syngenta Photography Award exhibition at the Somerset House, London (2017).
Her monographs 'Forest' and 'Mother River' will be published by Hatje Cantz in 2018. In the same year, she has just completed a PhD in Photography at Plymouth University.
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Q: How to show $F(\vec{x})$ is lipschitz on $[0,1] \times [0,1]$ We know that $f(x)=x^2$ is lipschitz on [0,1]; intuitively the steepest the graph of $f$ gets is at $x=1$, and I can find the lipschitz constant by a simple factoring argument.
Now say $\theta=(x,y,z)$ and $F(\theta)=(x(x+y+z),0)$. Intuitively, I think this function should be lipschitz as well, but I can't seem to figure out how to prove it. Suppose I'm using the euclidean norm.
$||F(\theta)-F(\theta')||= \sqrt{[x(x+y+z)-x'(x'+y'+z')]^2}...$ n.t.s. $...\leq K \sqrt{(x-x')^2+(y-y')^2+(z-z')^2}$
and I can't figure out how to get there. All attempts have failed so far.

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$$\sqrt{(xy-x'y')^2}=\sqrt{((x-x')y+(y-y')x')^2}$$
   $$\leq\sqrt{2(((x-x')y)^2+((y-y')x')^2)}$$
   $$\leq\sqrt{2}\sqrt{(x-x')^2+(y-y')^2}$$

And $0\leq{x}\leq{1},0\leq{y}\leq{1}$

By using $(a+b)^2\leq{2(a^2+b^2)}$

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Patsy Lucille Hockenberry, 72, of Hagerstown, Md., passed away Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at her home.
Born Thursday, April 4, 1940 in Sharpsburg, Md., she was the daughter of the late Roy McClellan Hockenberry and the late Nona Roberts Hockenberry.
She graduated from Williamsport High School in 1958. She was employed with Shifler Electric, CertainTeed Corp., Veriform Corp., and PSI. She was also a member of Christ Community Church. Most recently, she enjoyed volunteering with various charities in the community.
She is survived by her sons, Andrew Hockenberry and wife, Lisa, of Wentzville, Mo., and Jeffrey Hockenberry and fiancee, Kim Gearhart, of Fayetteville, Pa.; sisters, Thelma Mellott and husband, Shorty, Shirley Rhodes and husband, George, and Nancy Britner; brother, Paul Hockenberry and wife, Barb; grandchildren, Ashleigh Pool, Brian Hockenberry, and Daniel Hockenberry; step-granddaughter, Emily Nekola; great-grandchild, Joseph Hockenberry; numerous nieces and nephews; and her beloved cat, Mr. Tibbs.
Memorial services will be held Friday, May 25, 2012, at 1 p.m. at Christ Community Church at Willowbrook Seventh-day Adventist Church, 8916 Mapleville Road, Boonsboro, MD 21713, with Pastor Rich Carr officiating.
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The Disorderly Knights (Lymond Chronicles: Book 3) by Dorothy Dunnett
Combining all the political intrigue of Game of Thrones with the sweeping romanticism of Outlander, Dorothy Dunnett's legendary Lymond Chronicles have enthralled readers for decades and amassed legions of devoted fans. In this third volume of the series, Francis Crawford of Lymond is dispatched to embattled Malta to assist an order of crusading knights in defending the island against the Turks--only to discover that the greatest threat to the knights may lie within their own ranks.
Having refused a commission from the dowager queen of Scotland, Lymond turns mercenary, heading to Malta to observe the Crusading Order of Knights Hospitaller of St. John, a brotherhood of monks sworn to defend Christendom with swords instead of sermons. The Knights' beloved leader, Sir Graham Reid Malett, is devout and charming, and openly declares it his mission to turn Lymond from his mercenary ways and bring him into the order. But as the Turkish fleet launches a series of devastating attacks, Lymond comes to realize that there may be a much deadlier enemy closer at hand: an adversary who is as subtle as he is savage, and whose piety conceals an absolute genius for evil.


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Fixin' prescription: How to right the Red Sox ship
The Red Sox offence needs to improve if the team has a shot of climbing
in the AL East standings, and the return of a healthy Shane Victorino could
give the team the boost it needs at the plate. (AP photo David J. Phillip)
Jan-Christian Sorensen Contributing Writer
Red Sox General Manager Ben Cherington is at the make-or-break point that determines whether Boston will stock up or hold a fire sale at the MLB trade deadline.
With the Sox winners of four of five games heading into the All-Star Break — even if two of those were against the 40-56 Houston Astros — fans at least have a reason to be optimistic that the Old Towne Team can make a second-half turnaround.
But at 9.5 games out and tied with Tampa Bay for last place in the American League East, will the Sox be able to make a serious run at even a wild-card slot?
Looking at how the first half of the season played out, it's questionable whether the Sox have both the time and the talent to right the ship and leapfrog the three teams currently ahead of them in the division, but if Cherington opts to shore up some trouble spots through shrewd trades, anything's possible.
The Sox GM said on WEEI's Dennis & Callahan show Thursday that he hasn't given up hope that his squad can mount a second-half surge, and admitted that while the odds are stacked against them, there's no reason to count Boston out yet.
"We're going to do whatever we feel gives the Red Sox the best chance to be as good as possible as quickly as possible, and we are not conceding 2014 with that statement," he said. "We've put ourselves in this position, so the math is working against us a little bit, but stranger things have happened. We don't see why we can't win more games than most of the teams ahead of us."
Here are three key areas where the Sox need to improve if they hope to contend for a playoff slot and defend their World Series title:
Angles in the Outfield — Perhaps the most glaring trouble spot in the first half of the season came in the outfield, where the feel-good Grady Sizemore experiment ultimately failed, Mike Carp and Shane Victorino spent extended spells on the disabled list and Jackie Bradley, Jr. hasn't quite been able to fill the departed Jacoby Ellsbury's shoes at the plate. While Brock Holt has been a welcome surprise at every single position he's played, the Red Sox need the Flyin' Hawaiian back in right and producing at the plate (Victorino is scheduled to return as soon as this weekend's series against Kansas City) and Jonny Gomes (.234, 5 HR, 30 RBI) to heat up, as well as some timely hits and swing consistency from Bradley, Jr. If Cherington opts to ship in a decent bat before the deadline and Victorino, Gomes and Bradley, Jr. can start to show some decent support for their starters and bullpen, the Sox could improve upon what has been a disappointing offensive season from the outfield thus far.
Run Support Rapport — The Red Sox bats simply haven't had the swagger and pop they did last season, and it's been the Boston pitching that has bearing the brunt — specifically Jake Peavy, who is 1-8 with a 4.59 ERA on the year. In those eight losses, Peavy's teammates only tacked on a dozen runs. And of Boston's 52 losses thus far, 19 have been of the one-run-deficit variety. Red Sox batters are currently 21st in all of baseball with runners on (.251) and runners in scoring position (.242). Overall, the team is 25th in runs, 22nd in batting average (.246) and 27th in slugging percentage (.371). Again, if Cherington can add a big bat or two and the current sluggers can find their form and string together the same sort of offensive output the team is normally known for, the wins will start coming and the ground can be gained in the AL East.
Chemistry Set — It may only be a coincidence that once the Red Sox designated A.J. Pierzynski for assignment the team reeled off four victories in five games, including two dramatic wins of the walk-off variety. But it could also be a classic case of "addition by subtraction", and Pierzynski — who has never been a player ranked high on the likeability scale — apparently was a polarizing presence in the locker room and dugout. The Red Sox also injected a shot of some much-needed excitement, enthusiasm and energy to the clubhouse and Red Sox Nation when they added up-and-coming young talent in the form of Holt, Mookie Betts and Christian Vazquez. With a number of hot prospects waiting for their shot like LHPs Anthony Ranaudo and Henry Owens and IF/OF Garin Cecchini — and the potential return of Victorino and Will Middlebrooks — Boston can hopefully improve its camaraderie and try to replicate the same stripe of against-all-odds, underdog spirit that carried the team all the way to the World Series title last year.
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In medium nonmetal bowl, combine lime juice, salt, oregano, cumin and garlic; mix well. Add chicken tenders; stir to coat. Let stand 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat oil in 12-inch skillet over medium-high heat until hot. Add onions and bell peppers; cook and stir until crisp-tender. Move vegetables to side of skillet.
Remove chicken from marinade; add to skillet. Discard marinade. If necessary, add additional oil to skillet. Cook and stir about 8 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink in center.
Meanwhile, heat oven to 350°F. Wrap tortillas in foil. Heat at 350°F. for 10 to 12 minutes or until warm.
To serve, fill warm tortillas with chicken, onions, bell peppers, lettuce, tomatoes and salsa; fold over.


Meet the current residents of Suburban Veterinary Clinic, Paisley, Kevin, Eugene and Doug!
PAISLEY, was adopted in March 2014. She reminds us every day that she is the clinic Princess. She is playful, fun and a joy to have around. Her favorite activity is being the self-appointed clinic greeter.
KEVIN, EUGENE and DOUG came to us in November 2017. They are litter mates with distinct individual personalities that keep us continually entertained.


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Q: How to remove the client validation for the fields if the check box is uncheck Here my scenario is if the check box is uncheck then the corresponding fields will be disabled then for the disabled fields the client validation should not perform here for example if i uncheck the checkbox of (has a father) then the fields related to that check box like father first name, last name... so for these fields client validation should not perform . If i again check that checkbox then the client validation should perform
Here my problem is when i am uncheck the checkbox also the client side validation is happening and the form is not submiting can any one help me in this scenario. Here is my sample code
<?php echo $form->checkBox($modelFamilyFather, '[1]type',   array('id'=>'type', 'checked'=>'checked','onChange' => "
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         $('#" . CHtml::activeId($modelFamilyFather, '[1]occupation') .
    "').removeAttr('disabled','disabled');

    $('#" . CHtml::activeId($modelFamilyFather, '[1]averageMonthlyIncome') .
    "').removeAttr('disabled','disabled');

    }

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        $('#" . CHtml::activeId($modelFamilyFather, '[1]firstname') .
    "').attr('disabled','disabled');

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         $('#" . CHtml::activeId($modelFamilyFather, '[1]occupation') .
    "').attr('disabled','disabled');

    $('#" . CHtml::activeId($modelFamilyFather, '[1]averageMonthlyIncome') .
    "').attr('disabled','disabled');

    }

    "))." <label for='Father'>Has a Father</label>";

    ?>

A: You could use scenarios to do this.
Change your validation rules for $modelFamilyFather to include 'on' => 'hasFather'. Example:
array('firstname, lastName, occupation, averageMonthlyIncome', 'required', 'on' => 'hasFather'),

That activates the rule for the "hasFather" scenario only.
Then edit your controller's performAjaxValidation method to change the scenario when the value of the checkbox changes:
I don't know the name of your form, checkbox (is it called "type"?), or model so you will need to replace "your-form-name" and "checkBoxName" below.
protected function performAjaxValidation($model)
{
    if(isset($_POST['ajax']) && $_POST['ajax']==='your-form-name')
    {
        if($_POST['ModelFamilyFather']['checkBoxName'] == 1){
            $model->scenario = 'hasFather';
        }
        echo CActiveForm::validate($model);
        Yii::app()->end();
    }
}

Then you will also need to edit the method that takes the input from the form. Again, I don't know the names or what that part of your code looks like but you need to do something like this:
if(isset($_POST['ModelFamilyFather']))
{
    $model->attributes=$_POST['ModelFamilyFather'];
    if($model->checkBoxName == 1)
        $model->scenario = 'hasFather';
    if($model->save())
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}

Replace "ModelFamilyFather" with your model's name, and checkboxName with your checkbox name.
Three other things you need to check:

*

*Make sure that you have an attribute for the checkbox in your model.
If you don't, you need to make one.

*Set the checkbox's default value to 0. So in your controller, before
you send the model to the form, add $model->checkBoxName = 0;

*Make sure that your form has 'enableAjaxValidation'=>true,
'enableClientValidation' => true,

I have tested this locally with my own model, attributes, and checkbox and it worked.


Like hundreds of thousands of Welsh sports fans at the weekend I watched the highs, lows and wonderful sporting moments given to us by our heroes of 2012 – from the superb Bluebirds to Warren Gatland's rugby giants, and the superstar fighter Nathan Cleverly.
The rugby and football teams, together with Nathan and his backroom support, demonstrate how well-prepared, well-disciplined, passionate members of a Welsh team can out-perform opposition from anywhere in the world.
The media coverage of last weekend's events beamed pictures and stories to millions around the globe, and no doubt many will ask again how this tiny nation in the Northern Hemisphere produces such successful sportsmen and women?
As we approach our annual St David's Day let's shout out loud and clear once again that Wales is different. I am delighted to read in today's South Wales Echo that the Welsh Government will indeed by using the day to 'showcase to the world the very best of what our country has to offer'.
Wales has a certain magic, that helps create great Welsh men and women. From the theatre, arts and business to sport, medicine and engineering, we continually produce excellence in every sphere.
Well done Nathan, Sam and Mark, for being truly magnificent motivators and leaders of an inspiring group of young Welshmen who brought glory to the Welsh nation last weekend.
Let's hope Team Wales can follow this sporting lead and start really selling Wales to the world.


Cow Terrorism, by Mathieu Ferry – Babilown-Ariwo !
The sacredness of the cow and the religious proscription against the consumption of beef were invented as late as the medieval period, and have since represented powerful unifying forces among the Hindu community. Today, the wave of lynchings the country has experienced shows how these notions continue to be instrumentalized by the nationalist extreme right.
Since 2010, at least 63 lynchings, provoking 28 deaths related to 'cow terrorism', have been mentioned in the Indian English language press.  These attacks are committed by 'Gau Rakshaks', groups dedicated to protecting the sacred cow, and they specifically target segments of the population believed to consume beef. 51 % of the lynchings involved the Muslim minority and 8 % the Dalits (the lowest castes, considered untouchable), and in 21 % of cases, the victims' caste and religion are unknown. How do we understand the emergence of this violence in the sub-continent? What social and political tensions do these attacks reveal?
When referring to the sacred nature of the cow, the Hindus call it 'Gau mata' or mother cow and, as such, it is the object of a dietary taboo related to ritual purity. But this has not always been the case. In The Myth of the Holy Cow (2009), the historian D. N. Jha recalls that the nomadic peoples who settled in India during the 2nd millennium BE, and founded the Brahmanical culture we call Hinduism today, did not consider the cow a sacred animal. At the time they ate its meat and used it in ritual sacrifices. Although animal sacrifice is rejected in the Vedic texts (dating from between the 15th and 5th centuries BC) the consumption of cows was not considered a sin at the time.


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Q: strange exception which appears once in a while, could not reproduce the steps on WinForms UI Exception type: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception
Exception message: Error creating window handle.

I could not reproduce it in development environ, although from time to time it appears at the end user.
I know this may be a little too general and vague, but if you encountered such an exception what were the potential causes?

A: Take a look at "Error Creating Window Handle" and http://www.aboutmydot.net/index.php/unhandled-exception-win32exceptionerror-creating-window-handle

A: There are a couple of possibilities for this exception.  But if it is intermittent then there's really only one.  Your code is leaking window handles.  A program can allocate up to 10,000 of them before Windows pulls the plug and refuses to allow it to create any more.
Hard to repro because leaks like this take a while to build up to the quota.  But easily observed from Taskmgr.exe.  Click the Processes tab, View + Select columns and tick "USER objects".  Observe this number while you run your program.  It will go up by one every time your app creates a new form or control.  And should go down when you close a form.
Unfortunately it is fairly easy to make a mistake that causes such a leak.  It happens when you remove a control from a form without calling its Dispose() method.  Or calling Controls.Clear() without disposing the controls first.  Controls that are removed like that are temporarily hosted on the "parking window".  With the intent that it will survive long enough to allow you to move them to another container.  If that doesn't happen then the window handle for the control is permanently leaked.

A: From what I can see, this is an exception when your error handling dialog is trying to be displayed.

A: Possibly, the application has a lot of forms being opened by user but not necessarily closed and disposed properly.  Things like these are pretty hard to reproduce because developers and QA folks usually never use the app like the end user.


Java-Latte: How to set PATH in Linux/Solaris ?
PATH can be ORACLE_HOME, JAVA_HOME, CATALINA_HOME ,etc but steps to set will be same.
There are three types file you will encounter when working on Linux,Solaris & Mac-OS.
Go to the home directory or go by typing cd , then press enter .
Here I am using ORACLE_HOME just for the demonstration , you can set any path like this.
For more demonstration on how to install Java on Linux . Please see my post on how to install java on Linux.


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Bethlehem University held the 45th graduation ceremonies on Tuesday, 29 June 2021, and Thursday, 1 July 2021, conferring the degrees on 746 graduates from the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education, Institute of Hotel Management and Tourism, the Shucri Ibrahim Dabdoub Faculty of Business Administration, the Faculty of Science, and the Tarek Juffali Faculty of Nursing and Health Sciences, amid strict health measures to preserve public safety.
Members of the University's Board of Trustees, the mayors of Bethlehem, Beit Sahour and Beit Jala, a representative of Bethlehem Governor, in addition to faculty members and the graduates' families attended the ceremony which was held under strict health measures due to the Covid-19 restrictions.
Dr. Said Ayyad, Chairman of the Arabic Department, served as Master of Ceremonies and opened the graduation ceremony with the National Anthem of Palestine followed by the University Anthem.
Brother Peter Bray, FSC, EdD, Vice Chancellor of Bethlehem University, congratulated the graduates and their families and said "We are proud that the mutual efforts of parents and Bethlehem University allows us to graduate another cohort of graduates, this year the 45th group. Thank you for that support."
"Since its inception in 1973, Bethlehem University has continued to develop its programs and expand its facilities. In 2023, Bethlehem University will celebrate its 50th Jubilee. Part of that celebration will be the full implementation of a comprehensive Review that Bethlehem University started last year. This Review will focus on matters related to finding better ways to serve the Palestinian youth through the majors offered and the best practices in teaching and learning, as well as research. We want our students to feel proud that they are graduates of Bethlehem University," he added.
Dr. Ayyad conveyed a message from the Chair and Board members of the Bethlehem University Foundation congratulating the graduates on their graduation despite the difficult circumstances they went through in the past period.
The message read "We at the Bethlehem University Foundation in the United States are so proud of your accomplishments. You weathered some difficult times, the Covid 19 pandemic, and the recent hostilities, yet you persevered and now can celebrate getting your diplomas. We know that the diplomas you have earned and the things you have learned will be used to help your families and communities. Congratulations on your well-deserved success."
Keynote speech was given by Dr. Mai Al-Kaila, the Palestinian Minister of Health, who congratulated the graduates and their families and thanked Bethlehem University for its continuous cooperation with the ministry.
"You are our future and the future of Palestine. Palestine depends on you, be up to the responsibility to build the homeland and its institutions, defeat the occupation, and achieve the desired freedom with your knowledge and belonging as you are the backbone of this country," Dr. Al-Kaila said.
Then, Brother Peter Bray presented a plaque of appreciation to the Minister Dr. Al-Kaila in appreciation of her efforts in confronting the Corona pandemic.
The graduates' speech on the first day was delivered by Sister Noura Karra'a, a graduate of the Faculty of Arts, with a BA in Religious Studies, who thanked the faculty, administrative staff, and parents for their support of the students.
"I thank all the professors who accompanied us during our journey at the university and did their best to transfer their knowledge to us to be the builders of our future and our society. We also thank our families and friends who have supported us and were the candle that illuminated our path with their advice and patience," Karra'a said.
About her experience in university life at Bethlehem University, Qarra'a said, "Being a nun from the Congregation of the Holy Rosary, my experience was distinguished in this university, which was and still is a place of coexistence, sincere love, and acceptance of the other."
Hind Khair, the valedictorian of the 45th cohort, gave the second-day graduate speech and said that studying during the pandemic made her more committed to the nursing profession as it carries an important humanitarian message.
"Overnight, the doors were closed, we sat in our homes, and the pandemic spread all over the world. Everyone worked from home except for nurses. Everyone felt a kind of warmth and reassurance at home and among family members, except for nurses. Amid those difficult days, I realized my profession is great," Khair said.
"To be a nurse means to be a human being and help everyone accordingly regardless of race, color, gender, religion and social status. I realized that we grew up believing that happiness lies in receiving, but believe me, it lies in giving," Khair concluded.
During the first day, Bethlehem University conferred upon Malak Halasa the Academic Excellence Award in Hotel Management and Tourism established by Mrs. Wedad Abu Dayyeh. Mr. Hani Abu Dayyeh, handed over the award for the second year in a row. This award is given to the student who obtains the highest grade in the Institute of Hotel Management and Tourism, to encourage female students to engage in the tourism sector.
Vice-Chancellor Brother Peter Bray, and assisted by Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Irene Hazou conferred the degrees and diplomas to the graduates.
At the end of the ceremonies, the deans of the five faculties and Institute of Hotel Management and Tourism called upon their graduates to receive their degrees and diplomas from Brother Peter Bray, Vice Chancellor, who was assisted by Dr. Irene Hazou, Vice President for Academic Affairs.
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When Wendy Bateman , Grand Empress of All Things Textile, beginning demonstrating blending fibres available carders in Haliburton , I was spellbound. Two or more colors went on the carders and with only a few swipes magic was created. A complete new tone, shade, hue or worth emerged. I bought my first house and the vendor disguised a water leak under the slab in the dwelling by decreasing water stress. They really buried a pair of vice grip pliers on the shut off valve decreasing water stress to a trickle. Cost me $500 to pay a leak sniffer to find the leak and another $2500 to jack hammer up the slab and repair the leak. We found by happenstance that the itemizing agent actually organized for the repair. Our realtor did not know what to do but it surely took me 5 minutes reading the LLR website in SC to appreciate that we had been injured. After a 12 months of threatening letters from my closing lawyer they vendor and listing agent's dealer made good on the fee we incurred. MAKE SURE THAT you pay close consideration to the seller's disclosures and the results of your inspections and the responses by the sellers and their broker; it could find yourself protecting your pursuits.
And the focal point – this luscious velvet chair with blue check. Notice how the check traces the curtains too. After it was accomplished, the home was first put in the marketplace for $14,950, then it was for sale for $sixteen,950. It was proven in Architectural Digest where Michael Lee said he built the home with architectural components imported from Spain, South America and France.
The subsequent story is astonishing – a tussle between individual rights and the common good, and a farm in the middle of a major airport, preventing a runway from being extended to worldwide standard size. Again in 1966, the Government of Japan announced plans to construct an airport at Narita, close to Tokyo. But sadly, airport constructing all the time causes disruption and controversy and always takes up an entire lot of land, and Narita was no exception. The federal government deliberate to buy up greater than a thousand hectares from 1,200 landowners within the neighbourhood. Protests were quite a few, including not solely local folks but additionally student and left-wing activists, some of whom unfortunately took to violent action to disrupt the plans. Clashes in 1971 led to riots and the deaths of several people, including three policemen.
Regardless of it all…I do love the story of this home. Just think where we might be if we moved extra homes quite than topic them to the wreaking ball. Many job purposes state up front that applicants should have their very own, dependable transportation. Generally this may be the bus but when work hours are irregular and start before buses start operating or after they have stopped, it means proudly owning your personal automobile.
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Exploring Black History Month on Long Island
By SYLVIA E. KING-COHEN sylvia.king-cohen@newsday.com February 2, 2009 2:43 PM
Black History Month offers plenty of cultural and intellectual opportunities to experience history from a local perspective and on a more global scale. Here is just a sliver of the many activities on Long Island during February.
ART : Photographer Anthony Barboza's "Souls of Black Genius: Images of Afro-Americans' Sounds, Thoughts and Visions"
WHEN 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday through March 10; meet the artist 3-5 p.m. Feb. 21
WHERE African American Museum of Nassau County , 110 N. Franklin St., Hempstead, 516-572-0730. COST: Free
The exhibit is a compilation of major works of the award-winning commercial artist and photographer. The exhibit, including 62 photographs, captures the jazz scene in New York City in the 1980s, as well as notable African-American authors, actors, artists, political activists ranging from James Baldwin, Spike Lee and Halle Berry to Alice Walker, Miles Davis and Jay-Z. "I was most struck by the photo of Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis," says staffer Evelyn Turner. "You could see the love in her eyes and the intensity of their relationship in the photo."
ALSO TRY "African Stone Art by Masimba," a free exhibit at Nassau Community College, displays a range of stone art collected by the artist during his travels to Zimbabwe (9 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday through Feb. 27, 516-572-7376).
LECTURE : Day-to-day life as a slave at Joseph Lloyd Manor
WHEN 2 p.m. Feb. 22 (snow date, March 1)
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WHERE Community Church of East Williston, Roslyn Road and Hillside Avenue (Route 25B), 516-538-7679, nassaucountyhistoricalsociety.org . COST: Free
Yes, there are signs slavery once existed on Long Island. Come hear the latest news from the archaeological dig site at Joseph Lloyd Manor in Huntington from Jenna Coplin, director of research and outreach for the Center for Public Archaeology at Hofstra. She'll be exploring the African-American community and culture of 18th century slave quarters at Lloyd Manor.
ON THE BIG SCREEN : Sidney Poitier Film Festival
WHEN Feb. 5-26
WHERE Smithtown Library, 127-20 Smithtown Blvd., Nesconset, 631-265-3994, smithlib.org . COST: Free
See four of the Academy Award winner's groundbreaking performances. The Nesconset branch will be screening a memorable Poitier film each Thursday at 7 p.m., beginning tomorrow with "The Defiant One," followed by "Lillies of the Field," Feb. 12; "In the Heat of the Night," Feb. 19; and "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," Feb. 26. "Those films are some of his most memorable and also are well known to a lot of people," says Caren Zatyk, reference librarian.
FOR KIDS: "Shout, Juba, Jive" with David Pleasant
WHEN 1:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
WHERE Long Island Children's Museum, 11 Davis Ave., East Garden City, 516-224-5800, licm.org . COST: $16, includes museum admission
This hands-on, music and movement class features Gullah / Geechee, a musical style that comes from the Sea Islands off the coast of Georgia and South Carolina. It is open to all skill levels, ages 3 and older. The workshop culminates in a percussion orchestra in which participants rehearse and perform on a variety of instruments.
FOR MORE : An African market nearby
WHAT All Nation African Market
WHERE 56 W. Main St., Bay Shore, 631-666-0686
Don't let the unassuming storefront deceive you. It's worth a visit to this cramped space for cloth and imported bitters. Owner Comfort Denkyi has assembled a paradise of colors in the more than 200 bolts of fabric from Ghana and West Africa. The material, which usually is sold in 6-yard lengths, range in price from $50 to $500. While many customers are African in descent and come for a taste of home and for special pieces for weddings and other formal functions, Denkyi says designers also make their way to the store.
By SYLVIA E. KING-COHEN sylvia.king-cohen@newsday.com
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