YEah its the time to say a good bye, Its the time to Quit.On 21st I had submitted my Resignation letter and decided to quit after 1 month.
Please accept my resignation effective Monday, August 22nd.
(Exactly after One month)My two-year tenure at TYPEi, has been the most challenging and rewarding period of my career,and I regret having to make such a difficult announcement.
I feel very fortunate to have been associated with JDM.Both you and my associates in TYPEi have taught me a lot,what's more, I've come to regard those I work most closely with as a second family.Honestly I have enjoyed working with you and have learned a great deal.Thank you for all your help and your many personal kindnesses.
My experiences and training have been invaluable, and I leave with many pleasant memories.
which you wrote.but I still have to go through the whole pages.
But why have you given your RESIG-NATION??


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Horst Niesters (* 21. April 1937 in Köln; † 16. Oktober 2009 in Schmallenberg) war ein deutscher Wildfotograf, Umweltschützer und Falkner.

Erfolge als Fotograf
Bereits 1956 als junger Fotograf hatten seine Aufnahmen einen Standard erreicht, sodass führende Zeitschriften und Magazine seine Bilder druckten. Er gestaltete über 40 Jagd- und Naturkalender, die weltweit vertrieben wurden.
Er veröffentlichte ca. 5.000 Fotos und wirkte bei der Gestaltung von 51 Büchern und vielen Naturfilmen mit. Er fertigte über 450.000 Aufnahmen und bereiste fast alle Kontinente dieser Erde.

Er holte bei Fotowettbewerben Gold-, Silber- und Bronzemedaillen. Seine Bilder waren u. a. auf Ausstellungen in New York, Paris, Toronto, London, Mamia, München, Buenos Aires, Dakar, Kairo, Monaco, Moskau, Kapstadt, Marrakesch, Innsbruck, Prag und Florenz zu sehen.

Namhafte Persönlichkeiten aus Politik und Wirtschaft übernahmen Schirmherrschaften über seine Ausstellungen, so

 Prinz Rainer von Monaco,
 Prinz Bernhard der Niederlande,
 König Hassan II. von Marokko,
 Zayid bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Staatspräsident der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate,
 Fürstin Maria Stolberg zu Wernigerode
 die Bundespräsidenten Walter Scheel, Karl Carstens und Roman Herzog
 die Bundestagspräsidenten Eugen Gerstenmaier und Rita Süssmuth
 die Bundeskanzler Helmut Schmidt und Helmut Kohl
 die Außenminister Hans-Dietrich Genscher und Klaus Kinkel
 der Bundeswirtschaftsminister Jürgen Möllemann
 die Bundeslandwirtschaftsminister Josef Ertl und Ignaz Kiechle
 die Ministerpräsidenten Franz Josef Strauß und Lothar Späth
 der Nato-Generalsekretär Manfred Wörner,
 der ägyptische Minister für Tourismus Fouad Sultan
 die US-Botschafter Richard Burt, Vernon A. Walters, Robert M. Kimmitt, Richard Holbrooke, Charles E. Redman,
 der Tierfilmer Heinz Sielmann
Für seine außergewöhnlichen Leistungen auf dem Gebiet der Natur- und Wildfotografie wurde er berufenes Mitglied der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Photographie (DGPh), Association Sportive de la Chasse Photographique Francaise (ASCF), Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain (RPS) und Gesellschaft Deutscher Tierfotografen (GDT) (Ehrenmitglied). Ihm wurden die goldene Verdienstnadel und die große Verdienstmedaille des Deutschen Jagdschutzverbandes verliehen.

Er war der offizielle Fotograf des Internationalen Jagdrates zur Erhaltung des Wildes und der Jagd -CIC-, dem 81 Nationen angeschlossen sind. 1998 wurde ihm in Prag auf der Generalversammlung des CIC der Literaturpreis verliehen und 2003 in Helsinki erhielt er die höchste Auszeichnung des CIC die Ehrennadel und die Goldmedaille für sein Lebenswerk. Im Jahre 2006 erhielt er vom Orden Alexander der Große, New York, den "Pour le Mérite" für Kunst und Wissenschaft. Über 1000 Fotografen besuchten seine Fotoseminare oder begleiteten ihn auf Foto-Reisen weltweit.

Leben und Werk
Als gelernter Konditor erkannte Niesters in den 1960er Jahren den Vermarktungswert der "Vögel der Könige". Im Jahre 1967 wurde Niesters von Guillermo Staudt gebeten, in seinem geplanten Wildpark Hellenthal eine mittlerweile weit über Deutschland hinaus bekannte Greifvogelstation zu bauen. Dort gelang ihm weltweit als erstem die Zucht des Weißkopfseeadlers, des amerikanischen Wappenvogels. Wovon 1982 ein gezüchtetes Paar dem damaligen Präsidenten der USA Ronald Reagan als Gastgeschenk der Bundesrepublik Deutschland überreicht wurde. Sein Zuchterfolg wurde in einem persönlichen Schreiben von den U.S. Präsidenten Ronald Reagan und  George Bush als völkerverbindende Arbeit  gewertet. Heute werden in Hellenthal zahlreiche vom Aussterben bedrohte Arten nachgezüchtet.

Durch seine Aktivitäten wurde der Wildpark weit über die Grenzen Deutschlands hinaus bekannt. Den Deutschen Falkenorden, den ältesten und bekanntesten Zusammenschluss der deutschen Falkner, verließ Niesters, da kommerzielle Flugvorführungen zum damaligen Zeitpunkt nicht mit den Statuten des Ordens konform gingen. Die Absicht des argentinischen Eigentümers des Wildgeheges, sich von seinem Park zu trennen, nutzte Niesters 1977 dazu, dieses Objekt an einen arabischen Kaufmann zu vermitteln. Dieser war bis 1996 Eigentümer von Wildpark und Greifvogelstation. Aufgrund dieser langjährigen Zusammenarbeit entwickelte sich eine attraktive Beziehung in die Arabischen Emirate, ohne dass sich zwangsläufig Probleme mit den Artenschutzgesetzen in Deutschland ergaben.
Mehrere Fernsehserien wurden unter seiner Beratung gedreht. Darunter "Im Jagdrevier", "Lautlose Jagd", "Ein Jagdtag mit dem Kurfürst Clemens August" und "Kronen, Könner, Kavaliere".

Über 40 Fernsehreportagen, ca. 200 Rundfunksendungen und 1.600 Pressepublikationen berichteten über seine Arbeit.
Sein Engagement in Natur- und Artenschutz fand die größte Anerkennung. Neben Auszeichnungen, wie der Ehrenmitgliedschaft in der Akademischen Jagdverbindung Hubertia Aachen, des Deutschen Wildgehegeverbandes, dem Bund Deutscher Falkner und der Ernennung zum Oberfalkenmeister erfuhr der Falkner Horst Niesters seine größte Anerkennung durch die Verleihung des "Goldenen Dolches" vom Staatspräsidenten der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al Nahayan anlässlich des Weltkongresses über Falknerei in Abu Dhabi 1976.

Für den Bundeswirtschaftsminister gestaltete er die deutsche Kulturwoche mit dem Thema "1000 Jahre Falknerei". Es folgten zahlreiche Ausstellungen und Präsentationen für die Deutsch-Arabische-Gesellschaft, den Asil-Cup, den Internationalen Jagdrat zur Erhaltung des Wildes CIC, den Deutschen Jagdschutzverband, die Schutzgemeinschaft Deutsches Wild, den Bund für Natur- und Artenschutz, Deutsches Jagd- und Fischereimuseum München, Naturkundemuseum König Bonn, Internationale Ausstellung Wildtier und Umwelt Nürnberg – um nur einige zu nennen.
Internationale Anerkennung fand seine Ausstellung zum Thema Falknerei 2000 in Berlin, die einen weltumspannenden Einblick in eines der ältesten jagdlichen Kulturgüter gab. Er war Wegbereiter für die Anerkennung der Falknerei als Weltkulturerbe durch die UNESCO im Jahre 2010.

Er überarbeitete das wohl bekannteste deutsche Falknerbuch von Renz Waller "Der wilde Falk ist mein Gesell" (erstmals veröffentlicht 1936), und illustrierte in der Neuauflage das wohl älteste Falknereibuch aus dem 8. Jahrhundert "Die Beizvögel" von Kalif Al-Gitrif. Auch in dem Buch "Die Jagd", welches in zehn Sprachen aufgelegt wurde behandelte er die Beiträge zum Thema Falknerei und die Jagd mit der Kamera. Zahlreiche Publikationen in Büchern und Magazinen stammen aus seiner Feder. Seine Fachvorträge waren international gefragt.

Niesters starb im Oktober 2009 in einer Rehaklinik im Sauerland, in der er sich seit längerer Zeit von einer Herzoperation erholte. Niesters hinterlässt eine Frau und zwei Kinder.

Öffentliche Wirkung und Ehrungen
Niesters verstand es brillant, seine Person ins Rampenlicht von Publikationen zu stellen. So wurde er u. a. vom Bund Deutscher Falkner zum Ehrenmitglied und Falknermeister ernannt.

Die Erhaltung der Greifvogelstation in Hellenthal war für Niesters eine Lebensaufgabe, zu der er sich berufen fühlte. Dabei sind seine  Erfolge mit Greifvogelzucht und den Flugshows unbestritten. Viele Natur- und Tierschutzverbände ehrten ihn oder ernannten ihn zum Ehrenmitglied. Niesters erreichte es, in vier Jahrzehnten regelmäßig ins Beiprogramm für Staatsbesuche aufgenommen zu werden.

Für seine Verdienste um die Falknerei wurde Niesters vielfach geehrt, z. B. durch die Verleihung des "Goldenen Dolches" anlässlich des Weltkongresses über Falknerei in Abu Dhabi 1976. Seine Vorträge und Publikationen erreichten höchsten Standard (z. B. 1.000 Jahre Falknerei). Viele Staatsmänner und Persönlichkeiten empfingen Niesters, u. a. Ronald Reagan, Michail Gorbatschow und George H. W. Bush.

Weblinks
 B. John Zavrel: Horst Niesters, der "König der Adler", ist tot. Der große Adler-Züchter, Umweltschützer und Wildfotograf wurde 72 Jahre (umfangreiche biografische Würdigung mit zahlreichen Fotos)

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Orleans Parish Case Sent Back to Trial Court for Evidentiary Hearing over Relevant Evidence and Arbitration Clause Validity
What happens if the trial court makes a mistake? The case can work its way through the court of appeals and even the state supreme court just to be sent back to trial court to begin again. This case involves a lawsuit filed in Louisiana court by a transportation company ("Star") against another corporation ("Pilot"). Star is a national trucking company and Pilot owns a collection of truck stops that supply fuel to Star.
In 2014, the trial court decided to deny Pilot's motion to dismiss the case for forum non conveniens, to grant Star's motion in limine to exclude a certain promissory note from evidence, and to deny Pilot's exception of prematurity and motion to stay proceedings pending arbitration. Forum non conveniens is a power the court can decide to use to dismiss a case where another court would be better suited to hear the case. A motion in limine is a motion filed by a party to a lawsuit which asks the court for an order or ruling limiting or prevent certain evidence from being presented in the case. Pilot appealed these decisions as well as applying for a supervisory writ challenging the rulings. A writ of supervisory control is issued to correct an erroneous ruling made by a lower court either when there is no appeal or when an appeal cannot provide adequate relief and the ruling will result in gross injustice.
In 2015 the Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal denied Pilot's writ application and Pilot sought a review of this decision in the Louisiana Supreme Court. The appeal was continued pending the decision of the Louisiana Supreme Court. The issue was then sent back to the court of appeals for an opinion.
Pilot claimed that the trial court made an error when it granted Star's motion in limine to leave the promissory note between the parties out of evidence. In this case, the court of appeals decided that the trial court abused its discretion by granting the motion to exclude the promissory note without at least having an evidentiary hearing on the matter of whether or not it was relevant to the case. As evidence for the agreements between Star and Pilot and the fact that the arbitration clause contained in the promissory note is the basis for Pilot's exception of prematurity and motion to stay, the promissory note would most likely have been a relevant part of the case.
The last issue that the court of appeals looks at is whether the trial court made an error by denying Pilot's exception of prematurity and motion to stay pending arbitration. To determine this the court simply needs to decided whether the trial court was legally correct. Star argues that the arbitration clause itself is not valid because they were led to sign the promissory note by fraud on Pilot's part. The court of appeals concluded that the trial court made an error in denying the exception of prematurity without having first held an evidentiary hearing to determine whether there was fraud in the signing of the prommisroy note with the arbitration clause. The court decided to remand the matter to the trial court for an evidentiary hearing and a decision upon the issue of the validity of the arbitration provision.
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals decided that The trial court made a mistake in granting the motion in limine leaving the promissory note out of evidence and sent the case back to the trial court for an evidentiary hearing to decide whether the promissory note is relevant and whether the arbitration clause is valid in this matter. In this case the possible mistakes that the trial court made have a chance to be fixed even after the case went to higher courts.
Additional Sources: STAR TRANSPORT, INC. VERSUS PILOT CORPORATION, ET AL. C/W STAR TRANSPORT, INC. VERSUS PILOT CORPORATION, ET AL.
Written by Berniard Law Firm Blog Writer: Emily Temple
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Time for Gov't to Decide on Future Course of Medical Reform Bill
The U.S. occupation forces in Japan drew up a report after inspecting the country's medical and pharmaceutical sectors in 1947. One paragraph in the report stated: "In Japan, doctors sell medicine, dentists sell gold, and pharmacists sundry goods." The Americans, who believed it was only natural for "doctors to treat the sick and pharmacists to dispense medicine," found the unfamiliar practices quite difficult to understand. The Japanese government introduced a modern healthcare system with the help of Germans at the end of 19th century. It was an ancient tradition for Oriental doctors to sell medicinal herbs, in addition to treating their patients, however, and the Japanese government found it extremely difficult to stop the doctors from dispensing medicine. Naturally, pharmacists protested and the entire nation--politicians, bureaucrats and the general public--became embroiled in a bitter controversy over the overlapping roles, which still continues today.
During the struggle to reform healthcare practices in Japan, some doctors even feigned illness, went to a pharmacy, and tried to trick the pharmacist into violating the law. Young pharmacists organized a protest group to stage sit-in demonstrations. Some of them even threw feces and urine at hospitals. Japan's current law clearly separates the roles of the two professions, but in reality, the separation is only enforced on an optional basis, mainly because the origins of the conflict still remain unresolved. Physical means of protest, such as strikes, vanished long ago, however. At the moment, Japanese doctors are allowed to dispense medicine in a quite broad range of cases. For instance, they can dispense medicine if a patient does not specifically ask for an outside prescription. Instead, the medicines sold at hospital pharmacies are more expensive. It is therefore up to the patient to choose between the hospital and an outside pharmacy, based on the price differences and the level of inconvenience involved. The degree of separation in the overlapping roles of doctors and pharmacists reached about 30 percent in Japan last year. Doctors in Korea, however, oppose a similar optional policy.
In an interview with Joongang Ilbo, President Kim confessed, "The government made the mistake of being overly complacent in its assessment of the situation." In other words, the government did not expect any major problems because the doctors, pharmacists and civic groups had all agreed on the separation in the first place. The key issue now is what countermeasures should be taken in the future. The government cannot delay the new medical reform bill because the public would take this as a declaration that it is giving up on the reform. On the other hand it cannot implement the dubious policy of voluntary separation, and it seems that the medical sector will continue to protest if the current system is enforced. Some cancer patients, who by now do not have the strength to stay angry, are selling their houses and heading to the United States for treatment. If the president has admitted to making mistakes, then shouldn't the doctors also express their "regret" over the strikes that have continued for far too long?
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Man pleads guilty in death of Utah college student who went missing after Lyft ride
Mackenzie Lueck went missing in June 2019 after ride-hailing from a Utah airport.
23-year-old Mackenzie Lueck disappeared in June 2019 after taking a Lyft from the airport to meet a man she had been exchanging text messages with.Mackenzie Lueck/Facebook
Oct. 7, 2020, 10:03 PM UTC / Source: AP (Associated Press)
A tech worker pleaded guilty in the death of a Utah college student Wednesday, more than a year after her disappearance sparked a large-scale search that ended with the discovery of her charred remains in his backyard.
Ayoola A. Ajayi is expected to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the death of 23-year-old Mackenzie Lueck. He pleaded guilty to aggravated murder and desecration of a corpse in an agreement with prosecutors that took the possibility of the death penalty off the table.
Man charged with murder, kidnapping of missing Utah student
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She went missing in June 2019, after returning from a trip home to El Segundo, California, for her grandmother's funeral. Lueck exchanged text messages with Ajayi, 32, and took a Lyft to meet him in a park, apparently willingly, prosecutors have said. Her phone was turned off a minute after the last text and never turned back on, charges state.
Her disappearance sparked a search that went on for nearly two weeks before some of her remains were discovered in Ajayi's backyard and he was arrested. Her body was later found dumped in a canyon, with her arms bound.
Search intensifies for college student missing after hailing Lyft
Ajayi was an information technology worker who had stints with high-profile companies and was briefly in the Army National Guard.
Authorities have not discussed a motive for the killing or how they knew each other. Ajayi said little at Wednesday's hearing, where he appeared in an orange jail jumpsuit, glasses and blue surgical mask.
A native of Nigeria, Ajayi held a green card that allows him to legally work and live in the U.S., prosecutors have said.
Lueck has been remembered as a bubbly, nurturing person. She was a member of a sorority and a part-time senior at the University of Utah studying kinesiology and pre-nursing.
Police search home in connection to missing Utah student


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Derby Public Schools report positive COVID case
Shelton teacher sees incredible resilience in children during pandemic
Doctors: New COVID treatments help manage hospitalizations
Optimism, renewed passports follow a tough COVID recovery
News // Coronavirus in Connecticut
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File photo of Capt. Justin Copeland, CT National Guard, 14th Civil Support Team, U.S. Army, as he analyzed samples taken during a Rapid COVID-19 Oral Swap test inside the Mobile Analytical Laboratory System (ALS) set in Connecticut earlier this year.
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DERBY — A member of the Derby Public Schools community is isolating at home after testing positive for COVID-19, the superintendent of schools said in a letter to families.
Superintendent Matthew Conway Jr. wrote in the letter that the "appropriate steps" will be taken to "mitigate further exposure."
He said the school district is working with those who were in close contact with the individual who tested positive. Those who have been found to be a close contact will be contacted by the Naugatuck Valley Health Department.
Staff and students who have not been identified as being in close contact with the infected person will continue with in-person learning.
Conway urged all employees, students and families to follow coronavirus guidelines, practice social distancing, wear masks and frequently wash their hands.
"I cannot emphasize enough the importance of everyone monitoring their health, and contacting their health care provider if they believe they are developing symptoms," he said. "It is imperative that we all continue to work together to ensure our family members remain safe and healthy."
Conway said school officials will continue to monitor the situation and would provide more information as needed.
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Software Simulation Software has definitely been changing since I originally posted this.
I've recently added some data from the eLearningGuilds Research at the bottom of the page - eLearning Tools Satisfaction. This shows satisfaction among tools that fall into categories related to software simulation: screen capture, electronic performance support (EPSS) and simulation. There are some definite issues with some of these tools not really being for the same purpose, but I was looking to get Assima (which comes under EPSS) listed next to Captivate, Camtasia, etc.
See also: Camtasia and SnagIt free.
Not sure what to make of the fact that it did not include many of the market leaders shown in the graph above.
I've listed these tools in roughly the order of popularity based on my experience in presenting this topic at conferences (training & eLearning conferences).
One thing to note, we've recently been doing many of our demonstrations/simulations seamlessly integrated into the reference system either through a Portal/CMS or through a tool like RoboHelp/RoboInfo or as HTML pages.
Thanks for the great list of resources for software simulations in training. I look forward to trying them.
I am very new to this idea and very willing. Can you please tell me which are the two or three best tools (regardless of price) plus the one that's the "best bang for its buck"?
1. If you are simulating - then pick up a Captivate trial and go from there.
2. If you are demonstrating - then pick up Camtasia and go from there.
Either way, you should have much better requirements after playing with these tools a bit.
We evaluated several of the listed but found STT Trainer from Kaplan as the best for application simulation. Reasons? Rapid development, ease of use, collaborative authoring and in particular the end learner experience is much more geared to knowledge retention than all the others.
The two things I really need in Sim software is right-click and mouse drag functionality from user interaction. Which of these provide that without breaking the bank?
This page and listing is quite old now (2006) but it's still the best comparison site and simulation tool listing I can find! Any chance of a 2009/2010 review of the info? I've used a couple of the products involved (Kaplan, RWD, Assima) and they've all made great advancements.
Nice list, even if it is older. It lets people see what is out there. Thanks!
Has anyone used the Datango software?
Do any of these software tools create work instructions like InfoPak. I am looking for document output not just simulation.
Can anyone help rate the best tools out of Epiance/Epiplex, Assima, Datango & RWD? Thanks.


Matthew Cole is a Lecturer and module leader in Competition Law and Mergers and Acquisitions. He also tutors on the European Union Law module. He is the Mooting Director and works with the BLS to help students engage with Mooting and improve their advocacy skills. He joined Exeter University from Cardiff University Law School.
He has particular interests in EU competition law and the econoimc theories upon which it is based. He also has particular interests in the application of EU competition law to digital markets particularly in light of the Microsoft cases and the forthcoming Google decisions.
Dr Matthew Cole studied at the Bar and was called to the Bar in 2008. He then worked for two law firms as an advocate before returning to academia to study his masters in Cardiff University. After this he completed his doctorate, being funded by both a 125 Scholarship and an AHRC scholarship. In support of his doctoral research he was awarded an AHRC RTSG that allowed him to carry out a research visit to Universtät Freiburg, Germany. He then worked as lecturer in Cardiff University before moving to the University of Exeter.


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(2016) JELR 41429 (CA)
Court of Appeal • CA/A/658/2012 • 25 Jul 2016 • Nigeria
MOORE ASEIMO A. ADUMEIN JCA; JOSEPH EYO EKANEM JCA; MOHAMMED MUSTAPHA JCA;
MOHAMMED MUSTAPHA, J.C.A. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): This is an appeal against the judgment of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, of the 10th October, 2012, Coram Honourable Justice Folashade Ojo; the Notice of Appeal dated 2nd of November, 2012 was filed on the 7th of November, 2012 and has the following grounds shorn of their respective particulars:
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The Learned Trial Judge erred in law by holding that "The Applicant in one breath stated clearly that the petition which led to his arrest was written about two years ago and investigation on same was concluded. In the further affidavit he said only one Petition was written against him which said petition was investigated before his arrest.
There are two sets of conflicting facts set up by the same party in the face of depositions in the counter-affidavit. The contradictions in the affidavits of the applicant has not been explained. These two sets of conflicting facts cannot be ascribed credibility a…
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Q: JQuery -> How can I find a div with specific id then addClass('activeFeaturedNews'); $('.btnReadMore').click(function(){
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From the first page, When I click on an anchor tag it will pass its Id to the next page then find the div with the same id then add class.

A: On click of the anchor tag you can keep the id in the localStorage and on next page use getItem interface to get the stored element
$('.btnReadMore').click(function(){
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On next page
var getItemId = localStorage.getItem("tempId");
$("body").$('div#'+tempId).addClass('activeFeaturedNews');

A: The problem is without redirecting it to the next page how come you can addClass? During the click function, first redirect it to the second page. Then addClass as you did.

A: You can simply pass the id as hash parameter in href e.g. href="http://example.com/about#your-id"
Now, on next page, you can get the hash using javascript i.e.
var curHash = window.location.hash;
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