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Statement on JM Coetzee receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature, 2003
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Part of Speeches
JM Coetzee awarded the Nobel Proze for Literature for 2003
Mandela, Nelson Rolihlahla
Nelson Mandela's opening address of the 26th International Conference on Improving University Teaching; Johannesburg, South Africa, July 2001
26th International Conference on Improving University Teaching
Civic honours and related
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Part of Nelson Mandela Tributes
Nelson Mandela Foundation (NMF)
Freedom of Cities
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Freedom of the City of Atlanta, Georgia
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Golden key in a velvet box from the City of Libreville
Freedom of the City of Swellendam, South Africa
Wooden Coat of Arms and official guide book from the City of Barrow-in-Furness
Golden Key of the City of Oakland presented by Mayor Lionel J Wilson
Honorary Freedom of the City of Omagh in Northern Ireland by the Omagh District Council
Freedom of the City of Gweru, Zimbabwe
Freedom of the City of Glasgow
The Scroll was accepted on behalf of Mandela by Vice-President of Nigeria, Dr Ekwueme (Alex). Presented by Lord Provost Mr Michael Kelly. The scroll, known as the Burgess Ticket, was to be kept in Government House, Lagos and "when M gains M's freedom in I hope, the not too distant future, he will be able to come to Lagos to receive it"
Freedom of the London Borough of Greenwich in appreciation of his service to Greenwich and his contribution to world peace
20 July 1983, reconfirmed in 2012
Agreed by special resolution in 1983, sealed in 1993 and re-affirmed in 2012
Freedom of the City of Wijnegem
Honorary Freedom of the City of Wijnegen in Belgium
Freedom of the City of Liverpool
Free Burgess and Guild Brother of the City and Royal Burgh of Aberdeen
9 November 1984, presented 9 October 1993
Award admitting and receiving Mr Mandela as a Free Burgess and Guild Brother of the City and Royal Burgh of Aberdeen, UK
City and Royal Burgh of Aberdeen
Honorary Freeman of the District of Midlothian, Glasgow
Freedom of the City of Rio de Janeiro
Freedom of the Borough of Islwyn, Wales
The borough was abolished in 1996, when its area became part of Caerphilly County Borough
Honorary Freemand of the City of Newcastle Upon Tyne
Certificate admitting Mr Mandela to be an Honorary Freeman of the City of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
City of Newcastle Upon Tyne
Honorary Freeman of the City of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in recognition of his services to the cause of freedom
Freedom of Entry to the City of Sydney
Certificate conferring the Freedom of Entry to the City of Sydney, Australia
Freedom of the City of Sydney
Nelson Mandela was the first person to receive this award
Freedom of the City of Dublin
This award acknowledges the contribution of certain people to the life of the city. It also bestows honour to important visitors to Dublin.
Freedom of the Town of Tongaat
Initially granted in 1989. The silver award was presented by Tongaat Civic Association on their 25 anniversary on 21 October 1994
Honorary Freedom of the City of KweKwe, received by Oliver Tambo on Mandela's behalf
Key of the City of Enugu State, Nigeria
Freedom of the City of Lusaka, Zambia
Freedom of the City of Baton Rouge
Freedom of the City by the Mayor-President and fellow members of the Baton Rouge Metropolitan Council
Nelson Mandela was made Freeman of Listowel in County Kerry
Honorary Freeman of the City of Melbourne
Honorary Freedom of the Town of Umzimkhulu
Freedom of select Cities and Boroughs in the United Kindom with 9 signatories in support of his resistance to Apartheid
Honorary Freedom of the City of Sheffield Metropolitan District
Presented the Liberty Bell, symbol of freedom by the Mayor, Edward G Rendell of Philadelphia
Mandela received the Key to the City of Chicago during his visit on 14 July 1993 as well as a resolution from the City Council paying tribute to the contributions of Nelson Mandela to freedom and racial harmony
ANC Beaufort West Branch presents President Mandela with the Honorary Freedom of Beaufort West on behalf of themselves and the Mass Democratic Movement
Honorary Freeman of Kingston Upon Hull (usually referred to as Hull)
Honorary Burgess of the City of Dundee
Freedom of the city of Paarl
Freedom of the City of Uitenhage
Honorary Freedom of the City of Grahamstown conferred by the Transitional Local Council
Freedom of the City of London
Freedom of the City of Heidelberg
Honorary Freedom of the City of Howick from the Howick Transitional Council
Award conferring the Honorary Freedom of the Town, South Africa
Howick Transitional Council
Freedom of the City of Boksburg
Award conferring the Freedom of the City of Boksburg, South Africa
City of Boksburg
Honorary Freedom from the City of Pietermaritzburg/Msunduzi
Award conferring the Honourary Freedom of the Municipality of Pietermaritzburg/Msunduzi upon Mr Mandela from the Transitional Local Council, South Africa
Pietermaritzburg Msunduzi Transitional Local Council
Freedom of the City of Pietermaritzburg from the Msunduzi Transitional Council
Freedom of the City of Bloemfontein
Freedom of the City of Oxford
Freedom of the City of Edinburgh
Honorary Freedom of the City of Cape Town
Award conferring the Freedom of Cape Town, South Africa
Freedom of the City of Cape Town
Freedom of the City and County of Cardiff
Freedom of the City of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Freedom of the City of Ushuaia
Freedom of the City of Durban
Freedom of the Lekoa-Vaal Metropolitan Council, South Africa
Freedom of the City of Lydenburg, South Africa
Award conferring the Freedom of Lydenburg from the Lydenberg Transitional Local Council, South Africa
Lydenburg Transitional Local Council
Freedom of the City of Lydenburg
Freedom of the City of Baton Rouge in the USA
Honorary Freeman of the City of Leeds as part of the celebrations marking the seventh anniversary of the end of apartheid
Mandela also rededicated the city's Mandela Garden, which first opened in 1983 in support of South Africa's struggle for equality
Honorary Freedom of the City of Johannesburg, South Africa
Certificate conferring Honorary Freedom of the City of Johannesburg upon Mr Mandela, South Africa
Honorary Freedom of the City of Johannesburg conferred to Mr Mandela at a ceremony in Orlando, Soweto
Honorary Freedom of the City of Salford
Freedom of the City of Bristol City Council
Freedom of the City of Tshwane
Palestine Freedom of the City Key from Nablus honouring Mr Mandela for devoting himself to and defending oppressed peoples
Freedom of the City of Nablus, Palestine
Plaque honoring Mr Mandela for devoting himself to and defending oppressed peoples, Nablus, Palestine
Nablus Municipality
Freedom of the Metropolitan of Nelson Mandela Bay
Brent Council awarded Nelson Mandela the Freedom of the Borough in recognition of his lifelong connection with the borough
Mandela addressed the Willesden Trades Council in 1962. The honour was supposed to have been conferred in April 1990 when Mandela visited Brent but it failed to get the necessary support. Hence this was only done in 2013.
See https://wembleymatters.blogspot.com/2019/01/i-am-pleased-to-kick-off-new-year-with.html
Honorary Citizenships
Honorary Freedom or the City of London
Banquet programme that conferred the Honorary Freedom of the City of London to Mr Mandela, UK
Corporation of London
Award conferring Mr Mandela the Freedom of the City of Tshwane, South Africa
City of Tshwane
Honorary Freedom of the City of Sheffield
Honorary Freedom of the city, UK
City of Sheffield
Honorary Freedom of the City of Oakland
Honorary Freedom : the key to the city of Oakland, USA
Honorary freedom of the City of Omagh, Northern Ireland
Shield of the City of Omagh
Omagh District Council
Honorary doctorate unknown
Part of the gown from an unknown doctorate.
Civitas Europae of the City of Brussels
Resolution by the City of Saint Paul to award Nelson Mandela with a Honorary Citizenship
Burgess and Guild Brother of the City of Glasgow
Award conferring the Freedom of the City of Glasgow upon Mr Mandela , United Kingdom
Honorary Citizenship of Rome
Honorary Citizenship of Olympia, the original site of the Olympic Games
Honorary Citizenship of the City of Turin
Honorary Freeman of the District of Midlothian, Scotland
Award conferring the award of Honorary Freeman of the District of Midlothian, Scotland, upon Mr Mandela from the Midlothian District Council, UK
District Council of Midlothian
Honorary Citizenship of the state of Rio de Janeiro
Honorary Citizenship of the City of Florence conferred by the Mayor of Florence
Certificate naming Mr Mandela as an honorary Burgess of the City of Dundee, Scotland, UK
Honorary Citizenship of the City of Villejuif
Honorary Citizenship of the City of Siano
Honorary Citizenship of the City of Livorno
Honorary Citizenship of nine municipalities: Egaleo, Ellenikon, Glyfada, Ilioupolis, Daissariani, New Filadelfia, Nikaea, Preveza and Zogrofu
Honorary Citizenen of Bologna
Honorary Citizenship of the City of Thionville
Honorary Citizenship of the City of Ivrea
Certificate conferring Honorary Citizenship to Nelson Mandela from the City of Torea


They're about the pros rather than the amateurs. Which may be why they're so cavalier about exacting fees and penalties on individual depositors at levels they'd never consider applying to professional markets. Indeed, pretty good research suggests that as banks get bigger — which tends to mean more competitive on the global financial market — they begin charging consumers more.
This seems to be true. Take a look at the chart on the right from today's Wall Street Journal. It shows that banks receiving bailout funds have increased fees at a far higher rate than banks that haven't.
Does this show that banks receiving federal assistance are more likely to raise their fees and penalties? Of course not. This trend is nine years old. However, it's big banks that have received most of the TARP money, so you can pretty much replace "Banks receiving TARP funds" with "Big banks." So what the chart shows is that big banks have increased their fee and penalty structure far more than small banks.
Why? Because they can. And in the past they've wielded enough political power to prevent Congress from doing anything about it. If there's any justice — and needless to say, that's still an open question — those days are finally gone.


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Homepage > Bible Study Tools > Bible Reading Plan > What is worse than being a hypocrite?-- Matthew 23
March 10, 2013 | By Mike
What is worse than being a hypocrite?– Matthew 23
Hypocrisy isn't the only sin, but it's a particularly destructive kind of evil. Truth is the Christian's currency; counterfeit faith degrades its value.
Ask a non-churchgoer why he doesn't attend, and his list of objections will likely include, "There are too many hypocrites in the church." Inconsistent believers and ugly church splits have caused many to say, "ABC—Anything But Church!" To be fair, Christians don't have a corner on the market when it comes to hypocrisy. Phoniness abounds in the secular marketplace of politics and public relations.
But there's something especially damaging about religious phoniness. Sheldon Vanauken wrote, "The best argument for Christianity is Christians: their joy, their certainty, their completeness. But the strongest argument against Christianity is also Christians—when they are somber and joyless, when they are self-righteous and smug . . . , when they are narrow and repressive, then Christianity dies a thousand deaths."
Hypocrisy Exposed
Jesus reserved some of his strongest rebukes for the Pharisees, whose very name has become synonymous with hypocrisy. Matthew 23 paints a vivid portrait of religious phoniness.
Hypocrites:
Say one thing, but do another. "They do not practice what they preach" (v. 3).
Demand a lot from others, but make excuses for themselves. "They tie up heavy, cumbersome loads and put them on other people's shoulders, but they themselves are not willing to lift a finger to move them" (v. 4).
Are more concerned about outward appearance than inner reality. "Everything they do is done for people to see" (v. 5).
Strive for status symbols and public honors. "They love the place of honor at banquets and the most important seats in the synagogues"
(v. 6).
Impede others who are seeking God. "You shut the door of the kingdom of heaven in people's faces"
(v. 13).
Highlight minor issues, but overlook what matters most. "You give a tenth of your spices—mint, dill and cumin. But you have neglected the more important matters of the law—justice, mercy and faithfulness" (v. 23).
Look good on the outside, but they are inwardly corrupt. "You are like whitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the inside are full of the bones of the dead" (v. 27).
Hypocrisy Expelled
There is something worse than being a hypocrite, though, and that's being an unrepentant and unforgiven hypocrite. Phoniness is repugnant to the Lord of truth, but he loves sinners of all kinds, including hypocrites. He calls all sinners to repentance and spiritual transformation. The people who heard Jesus' stinging rebukes in Matthew 23 also heard him say, "Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you, how often I have longed to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, and you were not willing" (v. 37).
The cure for hypocrisy is to humbly acknowledge our weaknesses and shortcomings, laying our flaws in all their naked ugliness at the Savior's feet. There is nothing phony about God's grace. If we are willing, he will take us under his wings and drag our fearful souls out of the darkness of deception into the light of his truth. When we walk with him in authenticity, we will experience the sweet reality of forgiveness and peace.
1. What reaction stirs in you when you encounter hypocrisy?
2. In what ways do you need to be more honest with the Lord and with others?
David Faust is president of Cincinnati Christian University, Cincinnati, Ohio, and past executive editor of The Lookout.
The Lookout's Bible Reading Plan for March 10, 2013
Matthew 22:1–14
Numbers 5, 6
Matthew 22:15–33
Numbers 9—11
Romans 5:1–11
Numbers 12—14
Romans 5:12–21
David Faust Matthew 23 worse than being a hypocrite?
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Waco, TX 76798-7288
#13 in Highest Tuition
Baylor Law ranks #13 in terms of highest tuition among full-time law students ($62,432). We rank from a total of 283 tuition rates from 194 law schools, ranking twice those law schools that have different in-state and out-of-state tuition rates.
Baylor Law is tied for #24 in terms of median starting salary among graduates working in government jobs or judicial clerkships at the federal or state level ($61,105).
Baylor Law ranks #29 in terms of bar passage rate among first-time test takers (92.1%), and it outperforms by +17.6% the state of Texas's overall bar passage rate of 74.5%. (A national comparison on this metric should be taken in a qualified sense and with caution, because every state has a different bar passage rate.)
Baylor Law ranks #34 in terms of graduates employed ten months after graduation (85.4%) and #77 in terms of graduates employed at the time of graduation (51.5%) .
Baylor Law is tied for #52 in terms of the median LSAT score (160) among those applicants granted admission who enrolled as full-time students. The LSAT measures reading comprehension, analytical reasoning, and logical reasoning.
Baylor Law is tied for #53 in terms of the median starting salary among graduates working in private practice as law firm associates ($85,000).
Baylor Law ranks #55 in terms of highest median undergraduate GPA (3.59) among those applicants granted admission who enrolled as full-time students.
Baylor Law ranks #66 in terms of student selectivity with an acceptance rate of 39.0% among those who applied for admission.
Baylor Law is tied for #117 in terms of lowest student to faculty ratio (7.6:1).
Baylor Law ranks #134 in terms of the highest percentage of students who are racial or ethnic minority (25.8%).
Baylor Law ranks #177 in terms of library size with 126,038 volumes or equivalents.
Baylor Law is tied for #184 in terms of the highest percentage of faculty who are female (28.7%).
Baylor Law ranks #185 in terms of the highest percentage of faculty who are racial or ethnic minority (5.7%).
Application Deadline: March 15
State in which most graduates took bar exam: TX TX
Tuition: $62,432 $55,547
Total Faculty: 87 N/A
Volumes and equivalents: 126,038 252,235


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https://www.nhregister.com/sports/article/College-roundup-SCSU-eliminated-from-NE-10-13833982.php
College roundup: SCSU eliminated from NE-10 tournament
Published 8:15 pm EDT, Thursday, May 9, 2019
The Southern Connecticut State baseball team was eliminated from the Northeast-10 tournament after dropping a pair of games on Thursday in Onondaga, N.Y.
The Owls (20-28) started the day with an 8-1 setback against Merrimack. They were ousted from the tournament with a 9-5 loss to Franklin Pierce in the afternoon.
Mac Finnegan had a pair of hits and homered for SCSU in the loss to Franklin Pierce, while Connor Redahan had three hits and an RBI.
In the loss to Merrimack, Tyler Criscuolo had a pair of doubles and scored the Owls' lone run. Nick Lamberti added a pair of hits.
LIU Post 2, New Haven 0: Freshman Mia Iodice threw a complete game and struck out six, but the seventh-seeded Chargers fell to the second-seeded Pioneers in the opening game of the NCAA Division II East Regional in New Castle, Delaware.
The Chargers fall into the losers bracket of the double-elimination tournament and will face the third-seeded Wilmington Wildcats in the first of two elimination games on Friday at noon.
Julie Seader led the Pioneers (47-10) with a solo home run and Ashley Melendez had an RBI single.
Jovanna Hillman led the Chargers (31-15) with a double and Sierra Whitlock had a stolen base.


More than 220 people from across the health professions attended the event on April 13, 2017. It brought together educational scholars, practitioners, researchers, and students to share best practices and explore opportunities for collaboration and innovation around health professions education in general, and interprofessional education in particular.
Approximately 80 posters were presented at the 2017 HPE Day (up from 65 last year), with 23 of the posters accepted in the interprofessional education category (up from 15 last year). Additional poster groupings included pedagogy, wellness and resilience, patient-centered care, and more.
Attendees were challenged to reexamine the structures and patient care domains of how they work during a keynote address by Jeanette Mladenovic, Former Executive Vice President and Provost at Oregon Health & Science University. She described why the silos of health professions education may no longer best serve the public, which cares about competence above all. "It will be up to current students to carry the collaborative approach into their professional practice," she noted.
U-M medical student Jesse Burk Rafel reflected after the talk that medical education needs to shift training and incentives toward high-impact areas, and the key to "teaching old dogs new tricks" could come about through building an interprofessional pipeline early in careers.
Dozens more observations were tweeted on the #UMHPEDay hashtag, many from the event sponsors: the Medical School's Department of Learning Health Sciences Division of Professional Education, the Michigan Center for Interprofessional Education, the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching, and Academic Innovation.
The Impact of Interprofessional Education in a Community Setting on Student Learning and Attitudes: A Pilot Study with fellows Amber Dallwig, Leslie Smith, Joseph House, and Karen Farris.
Developing an IPE Course Adapter Toolbox Webpage with fellows Debra Mattison, Minal Patel, and Melissa Gross.
Team Simulation to Facilitate Learning of IPE Competencies with fellows Stephanie Munz, Anita Hart, Daniel Fischer, Michelle Aebersold, and Dina Kurz.
IPE Seminar and the Student Run Free Clinic with fellows Thomas Templin, Jolene Bostwick, Marilyn Filter, Mark Fitzgerald, and Diana Ellis.
Might you or someone you know be interested in being part of the third cohort Interprofessional Leadership Fellows? Applications are slated to open in October 2017.


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Złota kolekcja: Biała flaga – album kompilacyjny grupy Republika, zawierający jej największe przeboje. Płyta wydana została w 1999 jako część serii Złota kolekcja. Album doczekał się reedycji w roku 2005 oraz 2012 w wersji poszerzonej (2 CD), płyta nr 2 nosi tytuł Nowe sytuacje.

Składanka uzyskała status złotej płyty.

Lista utworów
 "Kombinat" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 3:20
 "Gadające głowy" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 4:22
 "Biała flaga" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 4:53
 "Halucynacje" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 3:22
 "Arktyka" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 4:09
 "Nieustanne tango" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 5:26
 "Moja krew" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 4:16
 "Obcy astronom" (muz. G. Ciechowski, Z. Krzywański sł. G. Ciechowski) – 5:17
 "Śmierć w bikini" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 4:24
 "Poranna wiadomość" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 4:23
 "Tak długo czekam (Ciało)" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 6:37
 "Sexy Doll" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 4:00
 "Sam na linie" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 3:48
 "Reinkarnacje" (muz. L. Biolik, G. Ciechowski, Sł. Ciesielski, Z. Krzywański  sł. G. Ciechowski)– 5:59
 "Psy Pawłowa" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 4:18
 "Zapytaj mnie czy cię kocham" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 3:50
 "Telefony" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) – 4:20

Płyta ta została wydana w serii Złota kolekcja.

Lista utworów cd 2- Nowe Sytuacje wersja 2012
 "Nowe sytuacje" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) - 4:27
 "Plan" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) - 3:39
 "Prąd" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) - 4:23
 "Znak równości" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) - 2:49
 "Zróbmy to (teraz)" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) - 3:17
 "Na barykadach walka trwa" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) - 4:21
 "Fanatycy ognia" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) - 3:28
 "Lawa" (muz. Z. Krzywański sł. G. Ciechowski) - 3:12
 "Prośba do następcy" (muz. L. Biolik, G. Ciechowski, Sł. Ciesielski, Z. Krzywański  sł. G. Ciechowski) - 4:39
 "Tu jestem w niebie" (muz. L. Biolik, G. Ciechowski, Sł. Ciesielski, Z. Krzywański  sł. G. Ciechowski) - 4:02
 "W końcu" (muz. G. Ciechowski, Z.Krzywański sł. G. Ciechowski) - 4:40
 "Rak miłości" (muz. G. Ciechowski, L.Biolik sł. G. Ciechowski) - 4:42
 "Mamona" (muz. G. Ciechowski, Z. Krzywański sł. G. Ciechowski) – 3:40
 "Odchodząc" (muz. G. Ciechowski, Z. Krzywański sł. G. Ciechowski) – 3:58
 "Raz na milion lat" (muz. G. Ciechowski, Z. Krzywański sł. G. Ciechowski) - 5:06
 "Śmierć na pięć" (muz. i sł. G. Ciechowski) - 3:13

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Okładka
 Informacja o albumie na oficjalnej stronie zespołu

 Biała flaga wersja 2012 2CD w sklepie internetowym Saturn

Albumy Republiki
Albumy Pomaton EMI
Albumy kompilacyjne
Albumy muzyczne wydane w roku 1999

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Jayesh Choudhary, Director, Nakoda Group, featured on the cover page of Tycoon Global Magazine
New Delhi (India), April 26: Tycoon Global Magazine is a revered publication in the field of business. Over the past few years, it has been working tirelessly to highlight and support entrepreneurship. The team of experts strives to sift through pools of entrepreneurial talent to find those who are doing great but have maintained a low profile so far.
The magazine that works unbiasedly to highlight important news across segments like entrepreneurship, life, fitness, fashion, beauty, lifestyle, entertainment, etc., features only entrepreneurs with an exceptional track record.
The cover page of Tycoon Global Magazine is a coveted space for entrepreneurs. However, getting featured on the cover of an independently published magazine that has a global readerbase is not a small deal. True stories of grit and determination find a spot on the cover page of the magazine.
Recently, Mr. Jayesh Choudhary, Director, Nakoda Group of Industries Ltd. got featured on the cover page of Tycoon Global Magazine. Nakoda Group's journey is synonymous with the evolution of the fruit processing industry in India. Nakoda group started as a small-scale cottage industry in 1989 and has recently been listed on both the stock exchanges. Tycoon Global Magazine has highlighted the right mix of a good marketing strategy, exceptional knowledge, and the will to succeed that has helped shape the success story.
Among other commendable achievements, Nakoda Group also got felicitated among the top 100 SME India awards 2015.
Nakoda group majorly deals in the supply of candied fruits and dry fruits to FMCG giants for them to use as ingredients in packaged food products like cakes and ice-creams. They also retail sell healthy snacks such as makhanas, almonds, cashew nuts, etc.
All the success means a lot for a family coming from a very small village. It started as an endeavor to save raw green papaya from being wasted and has taken immense hard work for them to come so far. While Jayesh's dad was behind the inception of the brand, Jayesh has played a key role in its success and thus he is on the cover page of a leading magazine.
He has been instrumental in helping the brand get international recognition and has established the business in over 25 countries. This includes the US, Latin America, European Countries, the Middle East, and other Asian countries. The number of buyers that Nakoda group has in the international markets is on an unprecedented rise under Jayesh's leadership. Jayesh admits that there are business challenges due to government norms, competition, and other internal issues. However, they sail through them with a robust process, experience and strong organizational ethics.
He further plans to reach the target of 1 lakh grocery stores in the domestic Indian market. The next milestone that the company is set to achieve is to reach 1 million customers monthly by the end of FY-2023. They are also working to increase their retail customer base by reaching retail chains.
Jayesh is working hard to take the legacy of the brand forward and expand its avenues. With the vision to take healthy snacks to every household, he is taking the brand forward. He is the perfect inspiration for young entrepreneurs striving to take their family businesses to greater heights.
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I decided to continue my search for this simple purchase that now has turned into an extremely eye opening experience. Why had the lines between men's, women's, rappers and "that guy," watch styles become so blurred?
I was traveling back to Peoria for a quick visit to see my mom. I have a routine that is very familiar to her ever since I have moved from the area. I always fly SW into Midway and usually stay the night in Chicago then she picks me up. I am sure you are asking yourself why I just do not fly into Peoria directly. When I was younger and traveled in and out of Peoria "International" (Really? little aggressive! but if it makes them feel important) Airport, you would have to take a small Cessna like airplane to Chicago and then get on a real jet. I remember many winters, when it still snowed, how freaked out I was on these small planes for that 45 minute trip. You had to run outside in Chicago during the dead of winter to board, WTH! And the best part, most of the time you would end up getting stuck in Chicago longer than it took to drive back home. They always delayed the flight because they could never get enough passengers wanting to go to Peoria all at the same time. I am not jaded!! HAHA.
I decided to take a walk down Michigan Ave and browse the offerings that were available in terms of watches. I went in and out of each store and I still could not find anything that was a fit. I think that there is this one factory in Asia that makes all of these watches and just puts a designer name on them. They all started to look the same and the quality was pretty consistent, cheap!
I decided that I would give the search a rest and just head home to Peoria the next day. I knew that my watch search would not continue in Peoria, lets be honest it's not exactly the fashion capital of the Midwest.
One day I was bored and I decided to take a trip to Northwoods Mall, it was the main spot when I was growing up with my favorites like Garcia's Pizza and Orange Julius. There are a few minor changes in terms of store names, Famous Barr is now Macy's, but overall the mall looks the exactly the same. I decided that I was going to kill time at Macy's to see what they had at their one watch counter. My mom had a handful of coupons that she said I could use if I actually found something; I chuckled a little, ok.
I came to the "Fine Watch" counter, very similar to Peoria "International" Airport, clearly terms used very loosely! I started to browse through the limited selection and see what was hot in Peoria. As I browsed what appeared to be the same watch selection that they had when I was in high school, I came upon one that caught my eye. How could this be possible?? I asked the very nice lady who was working the counter if I could take a look at the watch that caught my eye. She took it out and started to explain the features to me but I quickly cut her off and asked her for alone time. HAHA. This kind of purchase takes time and you need to feel good about it. It's like starting a new relationship; you are going to be seeing a lot of each other. I liked it! I mean I really liked it! How could this be possible in Peoria at Famous Barr, oops, Macy's?
So one thing about me that you should know, I never pay full price for anything. I refuse to! With online shopping becoming the norm there are deals everywhere and I want them. I asked the price and as she presented that information, my heart broke; I cannot pay that for a watch. I began to remove the watch from my wrist and she could see the sadness in my face, my new relationship was not to be.
As I laid the watch down on the special felt watch holding pad, I took a step back to gather my emotions. As Mary started to unwrap that special jelly bracelet that holds all of the magic case keys, she said something that would quickly mend my broken heart. "Hey, did you know that next week we are having a special secret 007 half off special customer appreciation just because pre-sale extravaganza?" Ummm, NO! Tell me more please! You can buy it ahead of time for 20% off and then next week pick it up and get another 20% off … I blanked out for a minute as I saw myself running through a field of flowers dancing with my watch. I quickly came back to the moment and started to do the math in my head, 20% + 20% off + tax =? It equals her busting out that little Casio calculator that they all have to help close the sale.
Now lets focus on the cool things besides the price and the secret 007 sale. I was attracted to a few things on this watch; the face was not as big as a Venti Starbucks lid so that was the first test. Then, I analyzed the details and I started to grow even fonder of this beauty. Ok, I know I like pink but there are some "man" things that excite me. It has a Kevlar band, wait what?? Yes the band is made from the same material as a bulletproof vest! Then the face is made from Titanium … JACKPOT!
It was meant to be!! I love your stories and I love that watch!
educative and entertaining, and without a doubt, you've hit the nail on the head. The problem is an issue that not enough folks are speaking intelligently about. I am very happy that I stumbled across this during my search for something regarding this.


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How much HP does a 250 CRF have?
How much HP does a 2022 CRF250R?
Is a Honda 250 a 2 stroke?
How fast is a KX250F?
What does CRF stand for Honda?
Can you ride a CRF250R on trails?
How to modify a Honda CRF250F?
Is the CRF250F really that loud?
Powertrain: Engine, Transmission, and Performance The CRF250R is powered by a 249cc single-cylinder engine that, when measured on our in-house dyno, cranked 39.0 hp at 12,900 rpm and 18.8 pound-feet of torque at 9,500 rpm at the rear wheel.
How fast can a 250 CRF go?
How Fast Does A Crf250 Go? From 1974 to 2019, Honda produced the Honda CRF250R, a four-stroke Enduro motorcycle with a single cylinder. At its top speed, it could reach 87 mph (140 km/h).
The 2022 CRF250 comes in at 41.32 peak horsepower at 11,830 rpm and 20.07 peak torque. It still ranks in the same order as last year; third to last in peak horsepower and second to last in torque.
What is the difference between CRF250F and CRF250R?
CRF250F vs CRF250R differences The CRF250F is an air-cooled trail bike, and the CRF250R is a liquid-cooled motocross bike. The 250R is a high performance bike, but that doesn't mean it's better. Keep reading to learn more about each Honda dirt bike and to figure out which is best for you.
The Honda CR250R was a Honda racing dirt bike….Honda CR250R.
Engine 249 cc (15.2 cu in) liquid cooled two-stroke single
Bore / stroke 66.4mm x 72.00mm
Top speed 75 mph (121 km/h)
How much HP does a 2022 CRF250F have?
Big Red's 249cc air-cooled recreational trailbike has not changed mechanically since then. The CRF250F made its first appearance on the Dirt Rider dyno this year, where it churned 20.1 hp at 7,500 rpm and 15.5 pound-feet of torque at 6,000 rpm.
The KX250F can reach top speeds of around 100 miles per hour. However, on average, this bike gets about 84-89 miles per hour when out on the track. It depends on how high the rider can rev the engine, which is, as of yet, unspecified.
Is a CRF250F a 4 stroke?
The crf250f is a 250cc air cooled four stroke trail bike. It's designed for new riders that want a dirt bike that's easy to ride and is reliable. Honda discontinued the crf230f and introduced this bike as the newer model in 2019.
Posted June 12, 2005. CR stands for close ratio, refering to the type of bike, (constantly having to shift, less powerband) Also, XR stands for extended ratio,(being able to ride in same gear, broud powerband) THus,CRF means close ratio fourstroke.
Can you jump a Honda CRF250F?
You don't want to jump the Honda CRF250F. Even on small water-bar jumps on trails, the CRF250F will land with a thud. It blows through the travel quickly upon touchdown. This is a side-effect of the traction-delivering soft suspension.
The CRF250R is lightweight and handles well, but the suspension and power is not good for trail riding.
What are the best mods to make a CRF 250L faster?
Since Dillon is on a budget to begin with, he searched for the best free or cheap mods to make his CRF 250L faster. Air box mods are typically free and easy to do, so that's the first one Dillon tries. Simply remove the top plastic lid on the air box and poof, more air can reach the intake. More air equals more potential power.
Honda CRF250F – Modifications. Step 1 – fix the LED mounting bolts. These bolts hold the LED in place on the taillight sub-fender. They are M3 bolts and I think they are too long. Step 2 – trim the fender; here's a final look that I like. I took off about xx inches. You can use whatever you like.
What kind of bike is the CRF250F?
CRF250L – primarily dirt-road dual sport with some easy trail riding. +65 lbs – heavy, but the only choice I had. The 50 pound drop from the 250L to the 250F should make for a very fun DR/DS experience.
Even though the CRF230F and the CRF250F are both rated 82 dBA, the 250F is considerably louder. Not as bad as the 230F with the exhaust diffuser removed, and altogether not that bad to listen to. We'll see what all-day exposure to the melody will do to my sensitive ears.
What is considered direct infringement?
How can I make my Micro SIM into a Nano SIM?


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The M58A has many of the desired features of a tactical shotgun. Its features include a replica heat shield, full stock, front, and rear sling swivels. Unlike other airsoft shotguns the M58A is magazine fed, so the user does not need to worry about finding ejected shells. At only 30 dollars this is one of the best airsoft shotguns on the market..This M58 hop up shotgun has the actual feel and look of a Real shotgun. This pump action shotgun has a more realistic than ever heavy duty metal and abs body. The combined awesome power, durability, free extras, and low price make this a top deal..DE M58A M500 Tactical Heavy Weight Airsoft Pump Shotgun - Full Stock. ID: 28755 SG-DE-M58A M58A Hover or touch above to zoom and that means if you use .2s it would probably be closer to 370-400 FPS, although for better accuracy I would stay with .25s. After opening the gun you find typical spring gun parts made out of cheap plastic .The BBtac Pump Action Airsoft Shotgun is a high power and high velocity gun, with users reporting of 375 - 425fps when battling. Needless to say, combined with its throwback 90s police style and 1:1 size, it's a popular choice. Take a look through AirsoftCore's review of this airsoft shotgun 400+ as follows:-.


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If you know me, you know I could give a proper sermon-length speech on the importance of your email list.
In some way, shape or form my email list is responsible for the vast majority of the income my business brings in and I've been shown the importance of an email list again and again and again over the course of running my business.
So, what company do I trust to be the home of my dearest email subscribers?
My latest class of Square Secrets students were asking me why I chose them over MailChimp, Squarespace Campaigns and other email marketing platforms, and I figured it'd be some super valuable info to share with you all on the blog as well.
Quick backstory. I started on MailChimp because it was free and I was a poor university student when I started my business.
As soon as I could however, I switched over to ConvertKit and have been darn pleased with that decision.
For starters, I feel Mailchimp counts subscribers in a pretty shady way. You pay per list your subscribers are on, not per subscriber.
What the heck does that really mean you ask?
Let's say for example you have 2 different opt-ins on your site for freebies and 2 interest lists for a couple products/services you plan to begin offering, and I opt-in for all of them.
That means you'll be paying for me to be on your email list 4 times!
… 1 person. You pay 4 times … I'm going to be honest, I straight up don't like that math.
The primary reason I chose to get off MailChimp is because of this.
Granted, now I'm on ConvertKit I also can tell that it's a superior software to MailChimp, so that is also part of my reasoning for advising you to use it too.
I'll give it to MailChimp, it does have quite an extensive amount of functionality. But I feel it's not very intuitive software to use and it feels like there's much too many clicks and steps to make fairly basic things happen.
Overall, I feel that MailChimp makes doing what you want a much bigger pain than it should be.
You might have heard that Squarespace recently released their Squarespace Campaigns. Basically, a Squaresapce email marketing software. It's currently in an invite-only access period, so it's super new.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Squarespace Campaigns makes some of the most beautiful emails I've seen yet.
But the software is extremely new and really doesn't compare in functionality to other email marketing platforms.
Currently it's not possible to send an opt-in gift, it's not possible to send a sequence of emails (eg. a welcome sequence), it's not possible to automate labeling and categorizing your subscribers based on what they click, etc. It's not possible to run automations whereby once a subscriber clicks a link (eg. self-selects the topics of your business they're interested in) it automatically begins sending them relevant emails.
While the only thing you might want to do now is send out a weekly newsletter to all your subscribers, I can guarantee down the line you're going to want a wee bit more in the functionality department.
In order to truly make an email list work for your business, you need the ability to get their email in the first place by offering a freebie, learn what each subscriber is specifically interested in, warm them up to your business with a welcome sequence, and send them only super relevant emails via automations.
Fact: Only your Mom is enticed to sign up for your email list by the promise of 'a weekly newsletter'.
Everyone else wants something legit and useful (an opt-in gift) in order to give you their email.
I also had a peek at the pricing model and while it's different than MailChimp, I still feel it's not the most simple and straightforward way to charge for the service.
If/when Squarespace Campaigns adds on to their current functionality and the pricing makes more sense, I'll keep you posted on my thoughts if it's a viable option to use as your email marketing platform.
At the moment though, it's really not something I'd suggest you consider.
Okay, so what's all the rage about ConvertKit? Why do I like it so much?
Email marketing platforms aren't much known for their ease-of-use. But I do have to say, ConvertKit is the first not-a-complete-pain-in-the-buns email marketing platform I've found.
It'll take you a quick minute to get used to their terminology, but once you do that, the system makes a whole lot of sense and it's more intuitive to use than other systems.
Also—I feel like ConvertKit prices its offering in a reasonable way, by the number of subscribers you have.
1 subscriber truly means you pay for 1 subscriber.
It's got all the functionality I could want, and their solution for GDPR truly made me breathe a sigh of relief as I could collect GDPR consent just from EU-based residents, not everyone which would really have put a huge damper on my email marketing efforts.
Now, to help you get a head start on the learning curve, in a future post I'm going to explain the functionality options and terminology ConvertKit uses.
My goal is that you can get up to speed on exactly how all this fancy functionality I'm talking about is a game-changer for your business. Keep an eye on the blog for that post in the future!


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Q: NHibernate Fetch / ThenFetch for joined siblings I have the following (simplified) hierarchy of entities:
RootClass
->DescriptorClass
->SomeChild->DescriptorClass
           ->SomeGrandChild

I would like to fetch everything in a single query, if possible.
Currently I have the following:
Session.Query<RootClass>().Where(/*some expressions here*/)
                    .Fetch(v => v.DescriptorClass)
                    .Fetch(v => v.SomeChild).ThenFetch(v => v.SomeGrandChild)
                    .Fetch(v => v.SomeChild).ThenFetch(v => v.DescriptorClass);

it works fine but it creates an SQL query with two joins on SomeChild. Obviously, I have to get rid of that second Fetch(v => v.SomeChild) but I cannot find how to do it.
I tried:
Session.Query<RootClass>().Where(/*some expressions here*/)
                    .Fetch(v => v.DescriptorClass)
                    .Fetch(v => v.SomeChild).ThenFetch(v => v.SomeGrandChild)
                    .ThenFetch(v => v.DescriptorClass); //<- wrong, tries to find DescriptorClass on SomeGranchild

and
Session.Query<RootClass>().Where(/*some expressions here*/)
                    .Fetch(v => v.DescriptorClass)
                    .Fetch(v => v.SomeChild).ThenFetch(v => v.SomeGrandChild)
                    .Fetch(v => v.DescriptorClass); //<- wrong, loads the same DescriptorClass of RootClass, not on SomeChild

How do I tell NHibernate to create a single join on SomeChild and then fetch SomeGrandChild and DescriptorClass of SomeChild?

A: For this type of query, switch to using the LINQ query syntax instead of lambdas as it gives you more control and typically outputs more efficient and cleaner SQL.
Take a look at the sample below and notice how I am able to reference the Customer entity multiple times by using the alias 'c'.
var customers =
    (
        from c in session.Query<Customer>()
        from a in c.Addresses
        from pn in c.PhoneNumbers
        where c.Status == "Active"
                && a.City == "Dallas"
                && pn.AreaCode == "972"
        select c )
        .ToList();

This will result in the following SQL using NHibernate:
SELECT
    customer0_.CustomerId as Customer1_135_0_,
    customer0_.Status as Customer1_135_1_
FROM
    Customer customer0_
INNER JOIN
    CustomerAddresses customeraddr1_
        ON customer0_.CustomerId=customeraddr1_.CustomerId
INNER JOIN
    CustomerPhoneNumbers customerphon2_
        ON customer0_.CustomerId=customerphon2_.CustomerId
WHERE
    customer0_.Status='Active' /* @p0 */
    AND customeraddr1_.City = 'Dallas' /* @p1 */
    AND customerphon2_.AreaCode = '972' /* @p2 */;

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Q: Analyzing Java code across Eclipse projects We want to use Rascal to find all unused public methods in a collection of Java projects in an Eclipse workspace. I have just learned how to create a model of a Java project in Eclipse using createM3FromEclipseProject and navigate that. But this takes only one project into account. How do I perform this analysis across all Java projects in my workspace?

A: Excellent question. You extract the models from each project, given the right Eclipse compiler settings and everything, then you can merge the models to get an overarching model:
import lang::java::m3::Core;

M3 composeJavaM3(loc id, set[M3] models) // the function to call

This will allow you to do a cross project analysis on the resulting M3 model.
There are some caveats, namely if the same qualified class name exists in both projects but they are in fact different classes then the compose function will map them onto each other. To fix such issues you would first have to do some preprocessing (see the link function), but we have yet to get experience in that.

A: If you are comfortable programming in Rascal, you could do the following:

*

*Create a java function in rascal that gets the set of projects in the workspace as a set of locations. The locations need to be in the |project://project_name| format and the projects need to be accessible.

*Create a rascal function that iterates over the set, creating the models using createM3FromEclipseProject and then composing them using composeJavaM3 into a single model to perform the analysis on.

If not, you can create an issue here and we could add it to an unstable build. This hasn't been added because of the caveats mentioned below.


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require 'active_support/core_ext/hash/except'
require 'active_support/core_ext/hash/slice'

module ActionController
  # This module provides a method which will redirect browser to use HTTPS
  # protocol. This will ensure that user's sensitive information will be
  # transferred safely over the internet. You _should_ always force browser
  # to use HTTPS when you're transferring sensitive information such as
  # user authentication, account information, or credit card information.
  #
  # Note that if you are really concerned about your application security,
  # you might consider using +config.force_ssl+ in your config file instead.
  # That will ensure all the data transferred via HTTPS protocol and prevent
  # user from getting session hijacked when accessing the site under unsecured
  # HTTP protocol.
  module ForceSSL
    extend ActiveSupport::Concern
    include AbstractController::Callbacks

    ACTION_OPTIONS = [:only, :except, :if, :unless]
    URL_OPTIONS = [:protocol, :host, :domain, :subdomain, :port, :path]
    REDIRECT_OPTIONS = [:status, :flash, :alert, :notice]

    module ClassMethods
      # Force the request to this particular controller or specified actions to be
      # under HTTPS protocol.
      #
      # If you need to disable this for any reason (e.g. development) then you can use
      # an +:if+ or +:unless+ condition.
      #
      #     class AccountsController < ApplicationController
      #       force_ssl if: :ssl_configured?
      #
      #       def ssl_configured?
      #         !Rails.env.development?
      #       end
      #     end
      #
      # ==== URL Options
      # You can pass any of the following options to affect the redirect url
      # * <tt>host</tt>       - Redirect to a different host name
      # * <tt>subdomain</tt>  - Redirect to a different subdomain
      # * <tt>domain</tt>     - Redirect to a different domain
      # * <tt>port</tt>       - Redirect to a non-standard port
      # * <tt>path</tt>       - Redirect to a different path
      #
      # ==== Redirect Options
      # You can pass any of the following options to affect the redirect status and response
      # * <tt>status</tt>     - Redirect with a custom status (default is 301 Moved Permanently)
      # * <tt>flash</tt>      - Set a flash message when redirecting
      # * <tt>alert</tt>      - Set an alert message when redirecting
      # * <tt>notice</tt>     - Set a notice message when redirecting
      #
      # ==== Action Options
      # You can pass any of the following options to affect the before_action callback
      # * <tt>only</tt>       - The callback should be run only for this action
      # * <tt>except</tt>     - The callback should be run for all actions except this action
      # * <tt>if</tt>         - A symbol naming an instance method or a proc; the callback
      #                         will be called only when it returns a true value.
      # * <tt>unless</tt>     - A symbol naming an instance method or a proc; the callback
      #                         will be called only when it returns a false value.
      def force_ssl(options = {})
        action_options = options.slice(*ACTION_OPTIONS)
        redirect_options = options.except(*ACTION_OPTIONS)
        before_action(action_options) do
          force_ssl_redirect(redirect_options)
        end
      end
    end

    # Redirect the existing request to use the HTTPS protocol.
    #
    # ==== Parameters
    # * <tt>host_or_options</tt> - Either a host name or any of the url & redirect options
    #                              available to the <tt>force_ssl</tt> method.
    def force_ssl_redirect(host_or_options = nil)
      unless request.ssl?
        options = {
          :protocol => 'https://',
          :host     => request.host,
          :path     => request.fullpath,
          :status   => :moved_permanently
        }

        if host_or_options.is_a?(Hash)
          options.merge!(host_or_options)
        elsif host_or_options
          options[:host] = host_or_options
        end

        secure_url = ActionDispatch::Http::URL.url_for(options.slice(*URL_OPTIONS))
        flash.keep if respond_to?(:flash)
        redirect_to secure_url, options.slice(*REDIRECT_OPTIONS)
      end
    end
  end
end

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Laura Parker
Science champion takes on fiction and charms ChipLitFest audience
Prof Jim Al-Khalili introduced his debut sci-fi novel, Sunfall, to a ChipLitFest audience on 16 April. Laura Parker was there.
Jim Al-Khalili wanted his science fiction book to show not how science threatens the world, but how it could save it.
This is not surprising from the man who is professor of public engagement in science and who is its great champion on BBC 4's popular The Life Scientific. "A lot of sci-fi is full of the fearfulness of what science could do and how it has engineered threats," he told ChipLitFest's first audience on Tuesday night. "Instead I wanted to show the glee of the potential of science."
Jim's first novel, Sunfall, is a 'hard' sci-fi – set in a realistic near future. The year 2041 is just far enough away for Fabiola Gianotti, the present head of CERN (home of the Hadron Collider), who will by then be 74, to feature in his novel as an avatar of her future self. Jim gained her permission for this, as he explained in a relaxed conversation with sci-fi writer and academic Una McCormack. He may be a novice novelist, but he has the great advantage of having a huge network of scientist friends available to validate his plotting and provide inspiration for his characters. Could this posited particle have this effect and create that scenario? He just needed to pop his head round the door of his neighbour at work (at the University of Surrey), who happens to be the leading man on the black holes, and check. The book's supposition is based around the work of a solar scientist he knows well and there are similarities between her and one of his strongest characters in the book.
His well-connectedness in science is a huge advantage, and he has published many books, but he charmingly admitted that writing novels was a much greater challenge that he expected. It came about at the launch of his most recent science book when he batted away his publisher's what next? question with how about a novel. "It was a throwaway line," he explained. "But it planted a seed. And after all, how hard could it be?" Harder than he thought, as he found out. But he applied his great mind to the task and with the support of an editor who reminded him about the 'show, don't tell' principle, he plotted out a three-act story. He turned to Stephen King's book on How to Write in order to pick up tips from the master storyteller, and it was not long before he discovered the great joy of novel-writing – when characters begin to take on lives of their own and dictate to the writer how they would behave.
Jim's enthusiasm for science held the audience thoroughly engaged last night. Most of their questions to him were about his radio broadcasts and his Life Scientific programme, but judging by those queuing up afterwards to buy his novel and have it signed, he is right – there is a tremendous appetite to have science explained, understood and brought alive.
Jim's book is published on 18 April – below is a summary by his publishers, Penguin. Signed copies are available at Jaffé & Neale Book Shop.
From renowned theoretical physicist, broadcaster and author Jim Al-Khalili, comes this thrilling debut novel drawing on cutting-edge science and set in a near-future full of dazzling technologies.
2041 and the world as we know it grinds to a halt. Our planet seems to be turning against itself - it would appear that the magnetic field, that protects life on Earth from deadly radiation from space, is failing . . .
Desperate to quell the mass hysteria that would surely follow, world governments have concealed this rapidly emerging Armageddon. But a young Iranian hacktivist stumbles across the truth, and it becomes a race against time to reactivate the earth's core using beams of dark matter.
As a small team of brave and brilliant scientists battle to find a way of transforming theory into practice, they face a fanatical group intent on pursuing their own endgame agenda: for they believe mankind to be a plague upon this earth and will do anything, commit any crime, to ensure that the project fails . . .
And so bring about humanity's end.


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WW1 – Teenagers Pay Tribute
July 23rd, 2014 Documentaries, News
Schoolchildren from around the country have had the opportunity to visit historic war sites in Belgium as part of a government incentive to encourage young people to learn about the First World War (WW1). To coincide with the global commemorations taking place from 2014-2019, ex-Education Minister Michael Gove launched the centenary scheme last summer to give secondary school pupils the chance to see first-hand where the war was fought on the western front.
World War I is now part of the history curriculum for children aged 11-14, and it is hoped that the project will aid their understanding of the subject. Despite only two pupils per school being selected for the visit, they are expected to share what they have learnt on their return to the UK.
Jerome Freeman, of the Institute of Education, commented to Pukaar News "One of our aims is to create an enduring legacy so that we bring young people out here to the western front and the battlefields and they make that personal connection.
"They go back into school and they will tell both their classmates and their communities of what they have seen. Hopefully the young children that come here will return with their own families so that the sacrifices made by the people of the First World War is never forgotten."
The one-day pilgrimage to Belgium encompassed tours of significant memorial sites and cemeteries such as Tyne Cot Cemetery and the Langemark Cemetery, as well as the chance to experience the battlefields.
Mr Freeman added, "They don't just visit cemeteries and memorials, they actually visit some of the battlefields too and they see the archaeology of the First World War, so they get an understanding of the very nature of that too."
During the trip, students and teachers alike had moments to reflect and remember those that gave their lives during the bloodiest conflict in history. An essential aspect of this educational programme, as well as the centenary plans across the world, is ensuring that the World War I story lives on, especially as there are no surviving veterans.
Students appeared to take a lot from the visit and appeared to be fascinated with the history that took place a century ago. One pupil stated, "It's more effective to see it in real life because it really touches you and it makes you think about and reflect on the past."
Every state-funded school in England has been invited to take part in the project, and a total of 12,000 people are expected to visit the historic sites over the next five years.
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DAVID BRODER: Playing with fire at town hall protests
Watching the muscular tactics being used in congressional town meetings by some opponents of health care reform, I keep thinking somebody should remind the Republican leaders who are reveling in the scenes about Bruce Alger.
Alger was the first Republican congressman elected from Texas in the modern era, winning a Dallas district in 1954. In 1960, just a few days before the presidential election, he was part of a crowd of several hundred people who surrounded Lyndon B. Johnson, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, and his wife, Lady Bird, when they arrived for a luncheon at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas.
Many of the demonstrators carried signs labeling the Texas senator as a "Judas." Alger's placard read: "LBJ Sold Out to Yankee Socialists."
As I later wrote, the Johnsons "were engulfed by the crowd, and for more than half an hour, were reviled and jostled as they slowly made their way across the lobby. Johnson refused offers of police assistance, telling an aide that 'if the time has come that I can't walk with my lady across the lobby of the Adolphus Hotel, then I want to know it.'"
The backlash was instant and powerful. As conservative columnists Rowland Evans and Robert Novak later wrote in their book about Johnson, the scene in the Adolphus "outraged thousands of Texans and Southerners. Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia, who had not campaigned for his party's national ticket since 1944, telephoned Johnson that evening to offer his services." The Johnson biographers concluded that while no one could prove the case, it is "a credible hypothesis" that the Adolphus incident swung Texas and perhaps other closely contested Southern states to the Democrats.
In 1964, when Johnson headed the Democratic ticket, he got even: His coattails swept Alger out of office.
I was reminded of this saga by what happened to Rep. John Dingell of Michigan, the venerable Democrat who was shouted down last week by protesters at a health care town meeting in Romulus, Mich. Dingell, 83, has represented the area for 53 years, surviving all the political tides and a Republican effort to redistrict him out of office.
Nonetheless, he was called a "fraud" by a woman who said the plan he supported in committee would empty her wallet, and was booed and denounced by hundreds of others who filled the meeting hall.
Dingell said he hadn't faced as angry a crowd since he voted for the civil rights bill in 1964, but said, "I'm a tough old bastard" and won't waver.
Scenes like Romulus have filled cable news as Democrats across the country have been meeting their constituents during this August congressional recess. The cameras were watching as Sens. Arlen Specter and Claire McCaskill were harangued on Tuesday.
What doesn't make the news is what the reaction is among the larger population of voters whose views will ultimately influence the fate of health care legislation.
I haven't seen any polls taken since the demonstrations began, but an editorial in Tuesday's Detroit Free Press said "the disrespect Dingell was shown in a state where he has made such a profound contribution was unforgivable."
There have been many such editorials. And at least some Republicans are beginning to notice. Sarah Palin, who earlier had called the plans Obama is supporting "downright evil," said in a Facebook post that "we must stick to a discussion of the issues and not get sidetracked by tactics that can be accused of leading to intimidation or harassment."
But not all the GOP leaders have gotten the message. Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who represents a heavily Jewish district in Florida, phoned me to complain that top House Republicans have not publicly repudiated Rush Limbaugh for his statements likening Obama's health policies to those of the Nazis.
Much improvement is needed in the health care bills, but I think these angry opponents are playing with fire.
David Broder's e-mail address is davidbroder@washpost.com.


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<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace OpenTelemetry\Tests\Unit\SDK\Trace;

use OpenTelemetry\SDK\Common\Attribute\AttributesInterface;
use OpenTelemetry\SDK\Trace\Event;
use OpenTelemetry\Tests\Unit\SDK\Util\TestClock;
use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;

/**
 * @covers OpenTelemetry\SDK\Trace\Event
 */
class EventTest extends TestCase
{
    private const EVENT_NAME = 'test-event';
    private const ATTR_CONT = 2;
    private const DROPPED_ATTR_CONT = 1;

    private ?AttributesInterface $attributes = null;

    public function test_get_name(): void
    {
        $this->assertSame(
            self::EVENT_NAME,
            $this->createEvent()->getName()
        );
    }

    public function test_get_attributes(): void
    {
        $this->assertSame(
            $this->getAttributesInterfaceMock(),
            $this->createEvent()->getAttributes()
        );
    }

    public function test_get_epoch_nanos(): void
    {
        $this->assertSame(
            $this->getClock()->now(),
            $this->createEvent()->getEpochNanos()
        );
    }

    public function test_get_total_attribute_count(): void
    {
        $this->assertSame(
            self::ATTR_CONT,
            $this->createEvent()->getTotalAttributeCount()
        );
    }

    public function test_get_dropped_attributes_count(): void
    {
        $this->assertSame(
            self::DROPPED_ATTR_CONT,
            $this->createEvent()->getDroppedAttributesCount()
        );
    }

    private function createEvent(): Event
    {
        return new Event(
            self::EVENT_NAME,
            $this->getClock()->now(),
            $this->getAttributesInterfaceMock()
        );
    }
    private function getClock(): TestClock
    {
        return new TestClock();
    }

    private function getAttributesInterfaceMock(): AttributesInterface
    {
        if ($this->attributes instanceof AttributesInterface) {
            return $this->attributes;
        }

        $this->attributes = $this->createMock(AttributesInterface::class);

        $this->attributes->method('count')
            ->willReturn(self::ATTR_CONT);

        $this->attributes->method('getDroppedAttributesCount')
            ->willReturn(self::DROPPED_ATTR_CONT);

        return $this->attributes;
    }
}


This season sees a whole lot of girl power reads hitting the shelves & with International Women's Day coming March 8th whether you want to treat yourself, or if you know someone who loves to read & has a hint of feminist about her & is a sassy reader, then this gift guide is for you!
Bloody Brilliant Women: The Pioneers, Revolutionaries and Geniuses Your History Teacher Forgot to Mention.
This is an opinionated history of all the brilliant women you should have learned about in school but didn't!!
Fed Up: Navigating and Redefining Emotional Labour for Good.
Feeling mentally overloaded? No more grin and bear it: how and why we all need to reset the domestic balance.
What Would the Spice Girls Do?: How the Girl Power Generation Grew Up.
For the 90s baby! The true origins of Girl Power lies right here!
Becoming: An intimate, powerful, & inspiring memoir by the former First Lady of the United States.
Girl Wash Your Face: Stop Believing the Lies About Who You Are So You Can Become Who You Were Meant to Be.
Everything I Know About Love: A spot-on, wildly funny and sometimes heartbreaking book about growing up, growing older and navigating all kinds of love along the way.
I know Why The Caged Bird Sings: The essential coming-of-age story, this first book in Maya Angelou's 7-part autobiography series tracks her journey from a young female victim of racism to an articulate, dignified and proud young lady who challenges prejudice and responds to her critics.
Reading really can bring so much joy to your day, just reading a few pages can change your mindset! So the best gift to give is a book! Even if you know someone who hasn't got their sh*t together, there is always an amazing source to find a way around that! Take it from someone who has had experience with Self Help Books like Lauren @ Live By The Sunshine. She says it's an incredible way to get on the correct path to reach your goals!
Do you think these books are sassy enough? Which books would make it onto your top gift list for International Women's Day? Let me know in the comments below & don't forget to share!!
Hi Dee! Wow! This is a great list! Thank you for linking to me! I also recommend Becoming & Girl Wash Your Face.. those are on my list along with several others! I have read Why the Caged Bird Sings but the others I haven't heard of! I'm going to have to add them to my reading list!


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"Wicked" - "Popular" Lyrics
Test yourself on the lyrics to the song "Popular" from the musical "Wicked".
Fun: (2.15) Difficulty: (1.6) Quiz ID: #8743
Category: Music Submitted By: ILoveWicked1505
Finish the lyric "And when someone needs a ____."
Your Answer: 2 words, 8 letters. There is also an alternate answer. Show Hint
Finish the lyric "And even in your case, though it's the _____ case I've yet to face."
Finish the lyric "Follow my lead, and yes indeed you will be ______."
Your Answer: 1 word, 7 letters. Show Hint
Finish the lyric "You'll hang with the right cohorts, you'll be good at ____."
Finish the lyric "Now that I've chosen to become a pal, a sister an _____, there's nobody wiser."
Finish the lyric "Celebrated heads of states or especially great ______."
Your Answer: 1 word, 13 letters. Show Hint
Finish the lyric "It's not about _____, it's the way you're viewed."
Finish the lyric "Why Miss Elphaba, look at you. You're _____."
Hideous
Finish the lyric "And though you protest, your _____."
Finish the lyric "You're gonna ___ ___ ___ ___, your new found popularity!"
Your Answer: 4 words, 13 letters. Show Hint
Galinda's dress in this song has always been pink.
This song takes place after the dance at the Oz Dust ballroom.
Galinda gives Elphie her pointy, black witches hat.
Which of these secrets does Galinda tell Elphaba?
That she has never had a best friend.
That she isn't actually rich and popular.
Her father hates her for a good reason.
Fiyero has a crush on Elphaba.
Her and Fiyero are going to be married.
What does Galinda try to turn Elphaba's frock into?
A ball gown
A pink frock
A pretty skirt
A witches outfit
A hideous dress