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Журба́ Миха́йло Анато́лійович (23 січня 1953 р., Горлівка Сталінської, нині Донецької області) — український історик. Доктор історичних наук, професор, академік Української академії історичних наук, старший науковий співробітник в галузі науки і техніки, директор науково-дослідницького центру «Слов'янський Світ», завідувач кафедри історії та археології слов'ян історичного факультету Національного педагогічного університету ім. М. П. Драгоманова, головний редактор наукового фахового часопису «Вісник аграрної історії» та міжнародного наукового журналу «Euro-American Scientific Cooperation».

Життєпис
Випускник Державного педагогічного університету ім. М. П. Драгоманова. Працював вчителем історії та географії в Малинській середній школі Житомирської області та Дударківської середньої школи Бориспільського району Київської області.

З 1982 р. працює в Національному педагогічному університеті ім.. М. П. Драгоманова.

1995—1996 рр. отримав грант для навчання у Варшавському університеті республіки Польщі.

Нагороджений премією Національної академії наук України ім. М. С. Грушевського за цикл праць з етнології та етнополітики (2005).

Наукова діяльність

Керівник наукової школи «Громадсько-політичні рухи та організації в країнах Центрально-Східної Європи». Науковий консультант і керівник понад 30 дисертацій, з них 4 — докторських і 20 — кандидатських. Член кількох Спеціалізованих рад по захисту докторських і кандидатських дисертацій з історії України та всесвітньої історії. Виступив опонентом по кількох десятках докторських і кандидатських дисертаціях.

Розробив програму «Аграрний розвиток України і зарубіжних країн: історичний досвід та сучасні тенденції», яка передбачає дослідження низки проблем аграрної історії України і світу, узагальнення історичного досвіду аграрних перетворень в Україні та ЄС, внеску діячів науки, науково-дослідних установ у технологію сільськогосподарського виробництва, діяльності відомих вчених у різних аграрних галузях.

Активну участь Журби М. А. та його співробітників була здійснена у підготовці навчальних дисциплін: історія слов'янських народів, археологія, основи біосоціогенезу, вступ до слов'янознавства, історія релігійних конфесій слов'янських народів, культура слов'ян, історія слов'янських етносів України, славістична історична біографістика, міжнародні відносини східнослов'янського світу, політична історія слов'ян, слов'янські мови, повсякденне життя слов'ян, сучасна історія Росії, сучасна історія Білорусі.

Бібліографія

 Автор понад 200 наукових праць, серед них 11 монографій. Член редколегій багатьох монографічних і провідних періодичних видань.

 Журба М. А. Етнонаціональні та міжнародні аспекти діяльності громадських об"єднань українського села (20-30 рр. XX ст.). — К., 2002.
 Журба М. А. Громадські об'єднання радянського села і національні меншини України (20-30-рр. ХХ ст.) [Текст] / М. А. Журба . — К. : Нац. пед. ун-т, 2002. — 150 с.
 Журба М. А. Міжнародні зв'язки українського Червоного Хреста. Монографія -К.: «Леся» , 2006 р., 185 ст.
 Андрущенко В. П., Журба М. А. Історичні обрії Михайла Драгоманова [Текст]: монографія / В. П. Андрущенко, М. А. Журба ; М-во освіти і науки, молоді та спорту України, Нац. пед. ун-т ім. М. П. Драгоманова. — К. : Вид-во НПУ ім. М. П. Драгоманова, 2012. — 447 с.
 Журба, М. А. Громадські об'єднання України та зарубіжний світ (20-30-ті роки XX ст.) [Текст]: монографія / М. А. Журба, С. М. Свистович. — К. : Леся, 2010.

Примітки

Посилання
 Інститут історичної освіти НПУ ім. М. П. Драгоманова
 Професори Національного педагогічного університету імені М. П. Драгоманова: біобібліографічний довідник 1944—2009 рр. / Укл.: Г. І. Волинка, О. С. Падалка, Л. Л. Макаренко; за заг. ред. В. П. Андрущенка. — 2-е вид; доп. і перероб. — К.: Вид-во НПУ імені М. П. Драгоманова, 2009. — С. 294—295. — (Серія «Вчені НПУ імені М. П. Драгоманова»; Серія "До 175-річчя НПУ імені М. П. Драгоманова)
 Анотований покажчик дисертацій, захищених у спеціалізованій вченій раді Д 26.053.02 Національного педагогічного університету імені М. П. Драгоманова (2004—2012 рр.) / уклад.: І. І. Дробот, Т. А. Стоян, Н. М. Жулканич, С. І. Тицький. — К.: НПУ імені М. П. Драгоманова, 2012. — С. 211—212.
 Міжнародний науковий журнал «Euro-American Scientific Cooperation»

Доктори історичних наук України
Науковці Національного педагогічного університету імені М. П. Драгоманова
Лауреати премії НАН України імені М. С. Грушевського


Kalelik magic is usually know as fortune telling and is found in the one's who leave their camp's. Unfortunately it is revealed in chapter 3 by Kole that it is in fact a sham and that the Kaeliks usually just take the old legends and twist them to fit the personality of the person they are talking to.
It is not known if the Kaleiks have a religion, but they seem to believe in curses to some extent. It's also revealed that in Kaleik culture that all Kaleiks are born with white eyes but if you are born blind you are cursed and must be forced to leave your camp, as you are seen as a threat to your family and the rest of the camp. (A Kaleik child who is born blind is kept in the camp until they are 5 years old, then left to fend for themselves so as not to curse the rest of the camp.) They are hardly ever accepted into a country's culture but often live on the streets and become thugs or mercenaries.


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We wanted to let you know that Clay tried to claim Hammer's Bullet from the third race at Churchill today but again we lost the shake.
Clay had the horse last year, won with him here, and thought he would work here against some easier competition.
We don't necessarily need another horse but this one would have fit very well in Shakopee and the opportunity was there so we let Clay take a shot.
1. Neither horse really has a barn name. They typically go by their full names or shortened abbreviations of their actual names.
2. Right now it is most likely that all horses will race in Clay Brinson's silks.
3. Clay uses a lot of different jockeys and doesn't have any plans set in stone for your horses at this point in time. Nik Goodwin was aboard Great Bam for his workout, so he may be the most likely candidate for him. However, Clay said he will discuss that with us further when we get closer to race day.
Lastly, there is a possibility that the group will get a third horse tomorrow. There is a horse racing at Churchill that Clay has had his eye on. We'll be sure to keep you updated if anything happens on that front.
Jeff and I went back to get a closer look at Downerbythemeadow today and by all accounts she appears to be in good shape. She could stand to gain a little weight but Clay had already noticed that prior to claiming her. She walked the shed row today and will likely do that again for another day or two which is typical of any horse following a race.
Above you can see her in her stall this morning after her walk. Additionally, Jeff took a picture of Clay's daily work board to show you the plan he had today for all of his horses. You'll see Downerbythemeadow listed under walk and Great Bam listed under jog.
Hope you are all enjoying a great holiday weekend! Please continue to post any questions you might have in the comments below.
Well, after multiple attempts, we have finally secured a second horse for the Club. The club claimed #2 Downerbythemeadow out of tonight's second race for $3,500. She has won 6 times from 30 lifetime starts and three of those victories have come here at Canterbury Park. Tonight, she finished third behind Havasu and Lovely Tak and that is actually a good thing for us as she remains eligible for more races than if she would have won.
Jeff and I will go back tomorrow to try to get a better look at her and give you Clay's report on how she came out of the race. Clay had a chance to look over her prior to the race and agreed that she gave us some options as to where we could race her next.
Check out this link to watch a replay of tonight's race.
Congratulations on getting a second horse!
Jeff went back and talked to Clay this morning and reported that Great Bam went back to the track yesterday (Wednesday) and jogged both yesterday and today. So far, so good and no problems to report. They plan on galloping him tomorrow in hopes of getting him ready for a workout early next week.
The break in training will keep him out of a potential race on Monday. Looking through the Condition Book the next possibility will likely be on June 8 or June 10.
On June 8, there is a $10,000 non-winner of two lifetime and on June 10 there is a $5,000 non-winner of two lifetime. So far, the $10,000 race has failed to fill. We'll have to play it by ear when the it comes time to enter him in a race. Options may be limited to the claiming price that draws enough runners to be used.
Jeff and I spoke with trainer Clay Brinson yesterday and he reported the horse experienced a set back during training yesterday. Clay said that Great Bam was out for a gallop and the exercise rider noticed that he was bleeding from the nose while galloping.
Although this sounds bad, it is relatively common for horses to suffer from a condition known as Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (read more about EIPH here). As a precaution, Clay had a vet examine him after returning to the barn to determine if there was a larger problem. The vet reported that everything looked fine and placed Bam on antibiotics to avoid an infection.
Clay said that he plans on giving Great Bam a couple of days off before returning to the track. He'll continue to keep a close eye on him and will let us know if anything changes.
Obviously, the inability to go to the track for the next couple of days makes it less likely that he'll be able to race next weekend. However, we'll let Clay continue to monitor his progress and let us know when he'll be ready to race.
On the subject of finding another horse, Clay told us that he is looking a horse at Churchill that he used to train that may be available for purchase. Additionally, he's looking at horses he might be able to claim here.
Racing is a game of up and downs. It's easy to ride the waves of emotion but sometimes you need to try to keep an even keel.
Jeff and I went back to talk to Clay about the horse, his plans and what race he believes is best for Great Bam. If you did not read the previous post, it may be helpful to go back and take a look. The explanations of types of races will help you when going through this post.
As you heard in the video, Clay has picked out two races that are possibilities, one on May 25 and another on May 28. The plan for right now is to enter the one on May 25, and if it doesn't draw enough horses, go in the race on May 28 which we hope will have enough horses. Obviously, we won't know what happens until entries are taken for those days.
Entries for Friday, May 25 will be taken a week from today and entries for May 28 will be taken a week from Friday. The races are nearly identical in that they are both sprints for horses that have not won two races lifetime; however, the race on Friday, May 25 carries a $10,000 claiming price while the race on May 28 carries a $5,000 claiming price.
You'll notice that the purse is $9,000 (to be split amongst all runners in the race), the race is for horses three years old and up, the claiming price is $10,000 and the race will be run at a distance of six furlongs on the main track.
You'll notice that the purse is $7,000 (to be split amongst all runners in the race), the race is for horses three years old and up, the claiming price is $5,000 and the race will be run at a distance of five and one half furlongs on the main track.
It's likely that both races will not go, so we'll have to play it by ear. Clay will be on top of the situation and will keep us abreast if anything changes.
Please post comments or questions that you may have about the condition book, these specific races or anything else that interests you. We hope that all of you are enjoying a wonderful Mothers' Day.


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Top 10 South Indian Film's Most Beautiful & Hot Actresses, Must See
by Bollywood Center February 10, 2018, 8:01 pm 904 Views
South Indian film industry is all about glamour, drama and especially for its action. Not to forget the beautiful, hot, and talented set of ladies who are popular in south movies and also in Bollywood too. These beauties reign the hearts of a million audience of India for their acting skills as well as good looks (excellent looks). Some of them even made a powerful and successful footing into Bollywood like Ileana D'Cruz and Kajal Agarwal.
.Here presenting a list of the top 5 Beautiful South Indian actresses.
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#1. Nayantara
Nayantara started her career in South films in 2009. She was the most beautiful actress of her time as a new face. After that, she got success in the film world with the movie Vishamabutham, which was in Tamil and Telugu. She has done a blockbuster hit film Ghajini too. The demand for this beautiful female actress is increasing in Tamil cinema nowadays.
#2. Samantha
One of the hottest and famous actress of south Samantha is the perfect package of beauty and talent. She was highly acclaimed by critics in her first released Telugu romantic film "Ye Maaya Chesave" which was directed Gautam Menon in 2010. After this, she was seen in many commercially successful Telugu films, such as Dookudu and Chetu. In these films, she proved herself that she was a leading actress in Telugu cinema.
#3. Ileana D'Cruz
Her perfectly shaped body make her a lovely personality. She made her debut in south films YVS Chowdary's 2006 Telugu film Devadasu. In this film, she won the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut actress. In 2012, she established herself among the leading actresses of Tollywood. This actress started her Bollywood debut with Anurag Basu's film Barfi, and that's where Ileana started her career in Bollywood.
#4. Kajal Agarwal
Kagal Agarwal first debut is not in south films, she made her debut in the 2004 Bollywood flick Kyun! Ho Gaya Na in a cameo appearance. Post that, the beauty made a foray into the Telugu film industry through the film Lakshmi Kalyanam. She does her first commercial success with Chandamama and rose to prominence after her performance in Magadheera. Without any further delay, she made her comeback in Bollywood with Singham, which was a major blockbuster while her subsequent film Special 26 was also declared a box-office success.
#5. Rakul Preeth Singh
Rakul Preet Singh is born into a Punjabi family that lives in Delhi. She is a popular actress who acts in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Hindi films. During the year 2011, she won to her credit five pageant titles when she participated in Femina Miss India. 2014 was an eventful year for Rakul Preet Singh since it gave her debut films in Bollywood, Tollywood, and Kollywood.
#6. Hansika Motwani
Another one amongst the hot South Indian actresses in 2018 Hansika Motwani, the charming actress who started her career as a child artist on television. She has also worked in some Hindi movies before moving down South.
#7. Shriya Saran
This talented actress is not just a beautiful face but also has a strong acting prowess that is very much evident in the characters she portrays. She has a magnetic personality that comes across on the screen. After making her debut in 2001 with the Telugu film Ishtam, she had her first commercial success with Santhosham. In 2007, Saran gained immense popularity by starring in the Rajinikanth film Sivaji: The Boss. She also earned critical acclaim for her role in the 2007 Bollywood film Awarapan. Her beautiful features and curves make her among the desirable actresses down south.
#8. Taapsee Pannu
This curvaceous actress with an attractive face made her acting debut with the 2010 Telugu film Jhummandi Naadam that was directed by Raghavendra Rao. Since then, she has appeared in some critically acclaimed films such as Aadukalam, Vastadu Naa Raju, Mr. Perfect, and Vandhaan Vendraan. One of her Tamil films called Aadukalam gained maximum commercial success. The young lady stepped into Bollywood with her debut, David Dhawan's Chashme Baddoor.
#9. Tamannaah Bhatia
Do you remember watching her shake a leg with Ajay Devgn in the Hindi film, made her acting debut in the romantic Bollywood film, Chand Sa Roshan Chehra. Thereafter she moved on to work with south-Indian directors. In 2005, she also made her Telugu debut in the film Sri, and in the latter year she was seen in her first Tamil film, Kedi. With the blockbusters Rachcha and Cameraman Ganga Tho Rambabu, she established herself as one of Tollywood's leading contemporary actresses
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#10. Trisha Krishnan
Her entry into films was marked by her winning the Miss Madras crown in 1999. Following that, Trisha Krishnan made her first appearance in the 1999 Tamil film Jodi, in a supporting role. Here she starred in her first lead role in the 2002 film Mounam Pesiyadhe. In 2010, Trishna finally stepped into Bollywood with her film Khatta Meetha opposite Akshay Kumar. The talented and good looking actress delivered her career-best performances in the films Abhiyum Naanum and Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa.
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(Strauss: Arabella). Ten. A young officer in love with Arabella. She has no time for or patience with him. In an effort to be nearer to her, he befriends her 'brother' Zdenko (in reality her sister, Zdenka) who is herself secretly in love with Matteo. Matteo receives love-letters purporting to come from Arabella and believes that she returns his love (they are in fact written by Zdenka) and this is confirmed when Zdenko gives him a key to Arabella's room so that he can meet her that night. Unknown to Matteo, the lady he meets in the darkened bedroom is Zdenka. As he leaves her room and comes down the stairs in the hotel, whom does he meet just coming into the hotel but Arabella who, of course, denies having just been with him in her bedroom. Total confusion reigns until Zdenka, in her nightdress and every bit a young woman, runs downstairs to confess what she has done. Matteo realizes that this is the young lady he really loves and her parents give them their blessing. The role has been sung by Anton Dermota, Horst Taubmann, Adolf Dallapozza, Georg Paskuda, and René Kollo. Created (1933) by Martin Kremer.


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Travelling on holiday to a country for the very first time can be very exciting. You have a whole new adventure waiting for you, but there's two things that not many of us would like: 1. The idea of planning and 2. the feeling of foreignness. I know how frustrating it is to plan an itinerary, and likewise the feeling of going somewhere completely foreign. You have completely no idea what's awaiting you, how's the people like, how's the culture and what you should avoid doing in that very country you are visiting. Which is why, I've decided to compile my guide to traveling in Korea based on my own individual experience, hoping it'll shed some light and preempt you what to expect when you visit Korea for holiday! :) Enjoy!
1. How many days is enough for Korea holiday trip?
My trip was actually 8 full days (we arrive early in the morning on our first day, albeit we were dead tired). In this trip, we joined the K Shuttle tour from US Travels for 3 days, it brought us along the route from Seoul to Busan, hopping cities like Buyeo, Jeonju and even Gwangju! We had 2 days in Busan, and another 3 days in Seoul.
I know I've missed out quite a lot, like the famous Jeju Island (which you have to fly there or take long duration ferries) and many other iconic places. I think ultimately it depends on what's your main purpose to visit Korea: is it for the sceneries and cultural destinations, or more of shopping? I find 8 days enough, but 10 days could have been better so that I can touch on more places like Gamcheon Culture Village in Busan and Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul. If you're here solely for shopping, 8 days is more than enough!!
The official local language is of course Korean. However. be prepared that most of the vendors do not speak English, even in touristy areas. If you're a chinese, you can still understand a little as they know a few chinese characters like the price of their merchandises. If you're not... You may have to start doing some hand language with them.
Unfortunately, most of the locals can only understand a little bit of English and they can hardly converse with you in English.
Each 1000KRW is about SGD$1.2. My friend taught me to simply add an additional 20% of the korean won and remove the 3 zeros behind. 10000KRW would be of course around S$12. Go by denominations of 1000 would make your calculation easier.
Most places accept credit cards too. My exchange rate that time was SGD1 = 842 KRW. I changed money at Raffles Place Arcade.
Trains arrive on time and on a frequent basis. If you purchase the Korea T-money card, which is our ez-link card equivalent, each ride would mostly cost 1250KRW (~S$1.50) unless you go slightly further, then it'll add another 100-300 KRW. You have to tap in and out of the gantries when you board the train.
I was told that that cabs here are pretty cheap too. But avoid black cabs here as they can be quite expensive. Take those orange/silver ones. To put into perspective, I cabbed from Taejongdae Park to Haeundae Beach for 1/2 hour for 20,000KRW, including toll fees. I've met an unethical cab driver who wanted to extort a fare of almost 5 times of the normal fare and I got off the cab instantly. So be careful on this aspect.
There are quite a number of public toilets wherever we go, and to my pleasant surprise they are generally clean. You can also often find toilet paper in public toilets. On the other hand, it is extremely difficult to find dustbins around so you may have to carry your trashes for quite a distance before you find one bin.
The period when I was here in Late July to early August can be seriously hot. The government even announced a heat wave warning. So my recommendation is to come during spring, which is between April to June. September's cooling weather is great too.
If you're here in July like me, make sure you bring lots of sunblock and aloe vera gel to defend yourself against the merciless sun!! You can barely open your eyes if you don't wear a cap, the sun was just SO GLARING.
My friend Carolyn also mentioned that the tap water here in Korea is drinkable. Tried and tested, I experience no sickness after drinking from their tap water. If you still do not feel safe about it, you can purchase bottles of water from their convenience stores or vending machines. They should not cost more than 1500KRW unless you are in tourist areas.
7. To join a tour or not?
Definitely a yes if you would like to discover the outskirts of city centers like Seoul. That are many parts of Korea that are pretty inaccessible if you do not have a guide or a tour bus to bring you around. For parts of my tour, we took the K shuttle tour (from US Travels) which is conveniently in English and we had an English-speaking tour guide, who speaks very fluent English. I just repeated 'english' thrice..oh well.
Having a tour bus to drive you around saves you a lot of time to plan and the energy needed to drive around. You get to rest on the bus from destination to the next, so that you have the energy to continue discover your next destination!
For first time travellers, travel apps are really useful. The train maps might look daunting because it's so complicated, and it surely doesn't help when there are Korean words on it, making it look even scarier. You'll be glad to know that train line map apps like Seoul Metro and Busan Metro Map will save your life here in Korea. For more travelling and food tips, they also have a VisitKorea app that is pretty useful too!
I read from TripAdvisor that the tax claims counter refund your taxes almost on the spot at the airport. To claim taxes, you usually only have to spend more than 30,000 KRW (which is ~SGD37) at the beauty stores in Myeong Dong, one of the famous shopping districts in Seoul Korea. I have done up a guide to Shopping in Myeong Dong, have a read!
However, I do warn that claiming taxes at the airport can be really troublesome and not economically worth it if you're not buying very high-value items. I spent really lot on cosmetics and the amount I could claim from tax-free global was barely SGD30, so I thought it wasn't worth the hassle.
Check in at the counter but not luggage > bring your luggage to the tax-free claiming counter > open up your luggage for them to see the items you bought > get a stamp > bring back to the counter to check in your luggage. Yep, make sure it's at least some amount of money that is worth such effort needed!
The duty free shops at Incheon International Airport (Korea) display their prices is US Dollars. You can of course still pay with your remaining KRW dollars. Just be aware of the US Dollar price tags.
Both nice and rude, I don't deny. Be warned that some of the locals, especially the older generation, can be really aggressive. I wish someone had warned me about this beforehand cos I was quite shocked and upset when I have people shoving me aside at a crowded place, elbowing me just because I sat too close to him on the train (!?!??) and many other incidents. What I do know is that it's a custom that the Korean older generation naturally expects the younger generation to respect them... but I don't think this is how to ask for it. Meh.
We got our mobile data Sim card from EG Sim, which collection place is pictured above.
Got my sim card of 1gb data from EG Sim. It costs 29,900KRW for 1gb data and the sim card only expires in 60 days. My friend who went Korea after me rented a wifi egg instead and it costs 5,000 KRW per day with unlimited data. All in all, it depends if you would like to share the wifi device with your friend, or would like to use it yourself only. The two different data plans are great in different scenarios.
They do sell snacks on the train, but you are also free to buy your snacks before boarding and enjoy them while on board.
Myeongdong: Best shopping place for girls and fashionistas. Lots of cosmetics stores.
Namdaemun for wholesale shopping. Not much trendy items here though.
Dongdaemun: More of affordable clothing, street market style like Bangkok.
Insadong: Cultural place, more for souvenirs.
Garosugil: Trendy cafe streets. High end designer clothing.
Express bus terminal underground shopping: A variety of cheap and expensive apparels.
Most of these shopping districts close by 10pm.
I would say my shopping experience here in Korea is quite limited. There wasn't much haggling unlike that in Bangkok because the prices are pretty much fixed. The only times when I wanted to get something are when the stuff are already quite cheap.
Most of the store owners hardly speak english, even those in touristy areas. This means you may have to use hand language to communicate with them, or they may use a calculator to communicate the pricing with you.
I had compiled a long list of shopping tips in Korea, in particular Myeong Dong. Have a read if you would like to know some tips!


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How Clients May Be Impacted by 529 Changes
The Treasury Department and the IRS have announced that they intend to regulate three recent tax-law changes that affect 529 education savings plans.
Notice 2018-58, Guidance on Recontributions, Rollovers and Qualified Higher Education Expenses Under Section 529, the Treasury Department and the IRS have announced that they will issue three regulations that clarify the special rules for contributions of refunded qualified higher education expenses to a qualified tuition program under Section 529(c)(3)(D), the new rules under 529(c)(3)(C)(i)(lll) permitting a rollover from a qualified tuition program to an ABLE account under Section 529(A); and the new rules under Section 529(c)(7) treating certain elementary or secondary school expenses as qualified higher education expenses.
The notice addresses changes included in the 2015 Protecting Americans From Tax Hikes (PATH) Act, and two changes included in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). Taxpayers, beneficiaries, and administrators of 529 and Achieving a Better Life Experience programs (ABLE) can rely on the rules described in the notice until Treasury and the IRS issue regulations clarifying the changes.
Tuition Refunds
The PATH Act change added a special rule for a beneficiary of a 529 plan, usually a student, who receives a refund of tuition or other qualified education expenses. This can occur when a student drops a class mid-semester. If the beneficiary recontributes the refund to any of his or her 529 plans within 60 days, the refund is tax-free.
Treasury and the IRS intend to issue future regulations simplifying the tax treatment of these transactions. Re-contributions would not count against the plan's contribution limit.
One of the TCJA changes allows distributions from 529 plans to be used to pay up to a total of $10,000 of tuition per beneficiary (regardless of the number of contributing plans) each year at an elementary or secondary (K-12) public, private or religious school of the beneficiary's choosing.
Rollovers to an ABLE account
The second TCJA change allows funds to be rolled over from a designated beneficiary's 529 plan to an ABLE account for the same beneficiary or a family member. ABLE accounts are tax-favored accounts for certain people who become disabled before age 26, designed to enable these people and their families to save and pay for disability-related expenses.
The regulations would provide that rollovers from 529 plans, together with any contributions made to the designated beneficiary's ABLE account (other than certain permitted contributions of the designated beneficiary's compensation) cannot exceed the annual ABLE contribution limit -- $15,000 for 2018.
For more information about other TCJA provisions, visit IRS.gov/taxreform.
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What future would you like to see for the Ōtorohanga District?
Our Early History
The District has a rich history and strong cultural connections, which date back to the arrival and final resting place of the Tainui waka in Kāwhia nearly 700 years ago. The Tainui people settled around Kāwhia harbour and moved inland over time.
Famous 19th-century Ngāti Toa chief Te Rauparaha grew up at Kāwhia, but he and he people were expelled by Waikato and Ngāti Maniapoto forces after he killed a Waikato chief. Te Rauparaha composed the famous haka - Ka Mate - while Ngāti Toa were still based at Kāwhia.
European traders arrived in the 1820s and were followed by Wesleyan Methodist missionaries, who established mission stations on land purchased at Kāwhia and in others area around the harbour in the 1830s. Land was also sold to European settlers. Kāwhia and the wider King Country area were closed to Europeans after the Waikato/New Zealand land wars of the 1860s.
In 1880 the government bought a block of land previously owned by an early settler. The new town of Kāwhia was laid out on the northern shores of the harbour in 1882. King Tāwhiao was not consulted, but eventually agreed to the town's establishment, and European returned.
Kāwhia harbour was the centre of the local economy, as ships transported dairy products, flax and timber from the area to larger centres, including exports to Australia, the UK and North America. In the early 1900s the local council wanted the government to make Kāwhia a major port. However, the First World War delayed plans and coastal shipping was overtaken by road and rail transport. Despite this, Kāwhia's picturesque setting appealed to tourists, many of whom travelled from Hamilton. The Kāwhia regatta has been held annually since 1910.
Ōtorohanga was once a large Māori settlement, with possibility up to 5000 living in multiple Pā, and dating back to around 1500AD. This settlement was the scene of an attack in 1822 by Ngā Puhi, who had recently acquired flintlock muskets. The battle was won by Ngāti Maniapoto at the foot of the great Huiputea tree, which still stands proud today.
After the King Country was opened to European settlement in the 1880s, Ōtorohanga became the home of government services and the Native Land Court. The present town originated as a permanent camp for workers constructing the southward extension of the North Island Main Trunk railway. The railway line to the town was completed in 1887. By that stage the town had become the base for early tourists visiting the Waitomo Caves. By the early 1900s many of town's businesses had been established by Māori, in particular John Ormsby (Hone Ōmipi).
Notable historical events across the District include:
Governor George Grey travelled to the Ngutunui area in 1878 to meet King Tāwhiao at Hikurangi pā. The first European settlers arrived in the Ngutunui area in 1903 and the local school opened in 1914.
From 1883 to 1893 Māori prophet and rebel leader Te Kooti lived at Ōtewa.
Land in the Te Kawa area was settled by European farmers in the 1890s and early 1900s. Returned servicemen were settled on farms in the district after the first and second world wars.
Waikeria Prison opened in 1912 for low-level offenders, who developed the land and acquired farming skills. During the First World War, men who had committed serious crimes were sent to Waikeria. Prison escapes then became common-place, which created fear for residents in the Te Awamutu/Kihikihi area.
The first European settlers arrived in the Wharepuhunga area in 1896. Acclaimed international opera singer Oscar Natzke was born at Wharepuhunga in 1912.
Waipapa Dam, on the Waikato River, was completed in 1961.
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Gov. Rick Scott, R-Florida, unveiled is $500 million school safety plan on Feb. 28, 2018, at the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. The plan is in the aftermath of the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
The governor called for "common-sense solutions" in response to the Valentine's Day shooting in Parkland, Florida.
TAMPA, Fla. - Gov. Rick Scott unveiled his $500 million school safety plan Wednesday morning exactly two weeks after a mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister also spoke during the announcement at the sheriff's office.
"Florida is never going to be the same," Scott said. "We have to make sure Florida is never the same."
Scott called for "common-sense solutions" in response to the Valentine's Day school shooting and to ensure student safety.
"Parents shouldn't have to worry about whether they get up in the morning and send their child to a school whether they're going to be safe or not."
"There's nothing more important than to do all we can to make sure an evil act like this never ever happens again in this state," Scott said.
Scott said the state is operating on a surplus when asked if he would have to shift funding to implement his $500 million plan.
"We have to get this done. We have the resources to do it," Scott said. "I walked into a situation with over $3 billion projected revenue over current expenses, and since then, projected revenues have gone up, not gone down.
"We have a strong economy. We have to invest in our schools."
Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School returned to class on Wednesday. Districts throughout the country reported increases in reported threats after the Parkland shooting, including several in Tampa Bay.
"With social media, parents you need to tell your kids, 'if you see something on Snapchat, report it.'" Bondi said. "I don't care what happened in this instance, from now on, it will be given the attention that it deserves."
Bondi said Florida students would help name and design the logo for a statewide app where students could anonymously report any instances where a child is threatened.
Last week, Scott gathered educators, mental health professionals and law enforcement officers in Tallahassee to discuss school safety.
"Gov. Scott, today we applaud you," Chronister said. "We applaud you for not taking a knee-jerk or an emotional action in light of the Parkland tragedy, but instead developing a common-sense approach to keeping our children, our schools and our community safe."
March 9 marks the last day of the regular session for the Florida legislature.


Liverpool has eclipsed the previous profit record of £92.5m, posted by Premier League rivals Leicester City in 2016. The figure represents an increase of £85m over the previous year, as the club grew all three of its major revenue streams, thanks in large part to strong performance in the Premier League and the team's run to the Uefa Champions League final.
Media and broadcast revenue saw the biggest growth, increasing by £66m to £220m. Commercial revenue increased by £17m, reaching £154m, while match revenue stood at £81m, up £7m over the 2017 financial year.
Overall, turnover reached a record high £445m, £90m higher than the figure posted last year.
Speaking exclusively to SportBusiness, Liverpool's chief commercial officer, Billy Hogan, said that the results were evidence of the "virtuous circle" the club has tried to create between their on and off-pitch performance.
Indeed, Liverpool added eight new commercial partners globally, as well as signing renewed terms with four of their existing sponsors.
Much of the growth was propelled by the club's run to the Champions League final, having not played in European competition at all in the previous campaign. In total, the Champions League brought £72m into the club.


This was the rallying cry of the Reformation. The main point that caused Luther and Calvin to challenge the Catholic Church and it's teachings.
This was the rallying cry of the Reformation. The main point that caused Luther and Calvin to challenge the Catholic Church and it's teachings. This is also the cornerstone of protestant theology that Christ through His work gave us a 'pardon'. This pardon is from the penalty of death through sin, and there is nothing we could ever do to earn this pardon. It is purely by His acceptance of us that we are saved (Eph. 2:8-9). There is nothing that we can add to it, such as good works or clean living. Justification means that God's righteousness is covering us from His wrath and punishment as a blanket! It is like getting a speeding ticket; going to court and having the judge declare you innocent, even though you were speeding. To God you are clean, covered by what Christ has done for you. This creates our Reconciliation to God, that we were in perfect relationship to Him before the fall, and now we are again in harmony.
Faith is the instrument and not the cause, Christ is the cause.
It is based on the faithfulness of our Lord, and not of our goodness. Just as animal sacrifice in the O.T. was a means of forgiveness and surrendered attitude because of a loss of something precious, but not the cause (Gal 2:15-16; 3:24; Heb. 9:11-15; 10:1-4). The reformers called this 'meritorious ground for our justification, explaining it as the soil that the seed of justification is planted into. And that Christ was that soil too. As we give our lives to Christ in faith, He in turn gives us His righteousness.


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La Inteligencia artificial fuerte o IAF, también conocida como Inteligencia artificial general o IAG, es la inteligencia artificial que iguala o excede la inteligencia humana promedio, es decir, la inteligencia de una máquina que puede realizar con éxito cualquier tarea intelectual de cualquier ser humano. Es un objetivo importante para la investigación sobre inteligencia artificial y un tema interesante para la ciencia ficción.

La IAF es la habilidad de ejecutar acciones generales inteligentes. La ciencia ficción asocia a la IAF con cualidades humanas como la conciencia, la sensibilidad, la sabiduría y el autoconocimiento.

Hasta el momento, la inteligencia artificial fuerte se mantiene como una aspiración o, mejor dicho, es hipotética a pesar de los grandes avances en el campo y la mejora de complejos algoritmos matemáticos.

Problemas éticos y filosóficos
Algo importante a destacar es que el surgimiento y aplicación de este tipo de inteligencia artificial supondría nuevos problemas como las incógnitas morales sobre la posición que deberíamos tomar como seres humanos ante un ser que por su nueva inteligencia podría no considerarse solamente como una máquina más.

Otra incógnita es si esta podría alcanzar un grado tal donde llegue a tener consciencia, es decir una conciencia emergente a partir de las interacciones que se produzcan dentro de su sistema complejo que da origen a su inteligencia. Sin embargo, actualmente la consciencia solo se la puede demostrar empíricamente uno a sí mismo, las demás conciencias solo se infieren lógicamente a partir de existencia de un cerebro biológico (no electrónico), cuyo sustrato es igual al cerebro de quien infiere la presencia de una conciencia externa a la de él.

Diferencia entre IAG e IA
La intención básica del sector de la IAG consiste en implementar la inteligencia general (término acuñado por el psicólogo Charles Spearman) en un sistema computacional. Pei Wang y Ben Goertzel consideran que la diferencia clave entre los conceptos IAG e IA se halla en la "finalidad y alcance de la investigación." Esto quiere decir que la inteligencia artificial trata propiedades específicas en sus proyectos, como por ejemplo la capacidad de aprendizaje lingüístico o reconocimiento de imágenes, sin pretender integrarlas en un sistema más amplio. IAG, en cambio, se refiere a emprendimientos cuya ambición cubre la complejidad completa de la inteligencia humana.

Es una fuente común de confusiones el hecho de que el significado original de IA se asemeja más a la actual IAG que a aquello que hoy en día se entiende, científicamente, como IA. Las habituales equivocaciones producidas entre ambos términos se deben a que, originariamente, IA designó el sueño de moda de la época (mediados del siglo xx): la conciencia artificial. En aquel momento parecía un campo de investigación prometedor pero, al devenir aparente la desproporción de las expectativas situadas sobre el sector  —y la realidad de que, aunque fuera posible alcanzar la conciencia artificial, esta meta sería mucho más lejana de lo anticipado— la decadencia en el estudio de aquello que se conocía con el nombre de IA fue notable.

Posteriormente al fracaso de esa generación pionera de investigadores, aquellos que permanecieron en general trasladaron su trabajo a otras materias más asumibles (sobre todo aspectos particulares de la inteligencia), y no volvieron a acercarse al reto de la conciencia artificial. Así pues, la expresión IA cobró un nuevo significado y un extenso ámbito de investigación científica fue desprestigiado durante décadas.

Diferencia entre IAG y conciencia artificial
Nada garantiza que el desarrollo de una IAG implique el surgimiento de la conciencia artificial o que se genere una conciencia emergente, pero esta tiende a ser considerada como la posibilidad más plausible. La razón porque se cree que la existencia de uno de estos conceptos probablemente lleve al otro deriva de como de intrínsecamente entrelazadas se encuentran la conciencia y la inteligencia general en los seres vivos. Peter Voss, profesional del campo de la IAG, justifica la coincidencia fundamental de las cualidades necesarias para el desarrollo tanto de un sistema de IAG como de una conciencia artificial afirmando que las personas poseen "autoconciencia conceptual" (conceptos abstractos del "yo" físico y mental), característica que resultaría imprescindible en la IAG, ya que esta tendría que "poder conceptualizar qué acciones ha tomado, [...] de qué acciones es [...] capaz, y cuáles son sus efectos más probables."

Véase también
 Historia de la inteligencia artificial
 Transferencia mental

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 AGI o IA Fuerte, la inteligencia artificial más avanzada de todas.

Inteligencia artificial
Ética de la ciencia y la tecnología
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