For most crops, insect damage is a bad thing—both for yield and quality. With tea, however, we have this somewhat unique case of the so-called "bug-bitten" teas where attack by an insect actually improves the quality compared to an un-attacked plant by inducing chemical changes that are said to improve the aroma of the finished tea. Famous examples of this are Oriental Beauty (东方美人, dong fang mei ren), Concubine Wulong (贵妃, gui fei), and Honey-Aroma (蜜香, mi xiang) black teas. All three of these teas are originally Taiwanese, so is there something special about Taiwan? Well, when you dive into the scientific literature on leafhoppers on tea plants, most of the studies done in Taiwan are on a species of leafhopper known as Jacobiasca formosana, while most of the studies in mainland China talk about a leafhopper known as Empoasca vitis. So it seems safe to assume that maybe one of these insects causes "good" chemical changes in the tea leaves that increase the quality and the other species causes "bad" chemical changes that decrease quality, right? Well, according to a few recent studies, it turns out there is very strong evidence that they're all the same species (Empoasca onukii), so the leafhopper responsible for Oriental Beauty is actually quite widespread!
And it's not something specific about geography either, as farmers in mainland China are beginning to adopt this technique to produce bug-bitten teas as well. So why is it that insect damage is a good thing only for these few teas? Why aren't there any bug-bitten green teas on the market? I've done a bit of thinking about this, and it seems like there are only a handful of ways to explain why leafhoppers are considered pests on green teas, but can improve the quality of some wulongs like Oriental Beauty.
The leafhopper causes the same chemical changes in all tea plants, but those changes are considered "good" in wulongs and "bad" in green teas. Green teas and wulong teas obviously have different criteria for judging, so maybe what makes an wulong good is actually undesirable in a green tea. This seems unlikely to me since there is a lot of overlap in the list of characteristics that make green tea and wulong tea good, but it is certainly the simplest explanation for this phenomenon. It may also be a simple matter of leaf appearance which is more important for a green tea like Longjing where any blemishes are easy to see compared to an oxidized, twisted leaf tea like Oriental Beauty.
The effect of the leafhopper depends on processing method. In this scenario, the leafhopper still causes exactly the same chemical changes in all tea plants, but those chemicals get modified by different processing methods to create differences in the processed tea. For example, a leafhopper might cause a tea plant to produce some compounds that when left unoxidized—as they would be in a green tea—produce undesirable flavors, but when they are oxidized in wulong processing they become compounds with desirable characteristics in the finished tea.
Leaves of different ages react differently to leafhopper damage. Ok, bear with me on this one. Most green teas are produced with only one or two leaves and a bud while most wulongs are produced with even older leaves included in the plucking. Maybe the leafhopper produces undesirable chemical changes in young leaves and desirable changes in older leaves. Then, if you make a green tea, you're only getting the bad changes, but if you pluck for an wulong, maybe the good changes outweigh the bad ones. This one might seem like a stretch, but research shows that it is common for young leaves to respond to damage differently (and more intensely) than older leaves, so I think this is entirely possible.
I'm hoping that you—the knowledgeable tea buyers, farmers, and consumers of the tea world (AKA Tea Geeks)—can rule out some of these possibilities or maybe add some that I've missed. Please let me know what you think in the comments!
*These are just examples! Leaf hopper damage has been shown to increase hotrienol concentrations in wulong cultivars, but as far as I know, no one knows what it does to caffeine or what leaf hoppers do to chemicals in green tea cultivars.
Posted on 3 February, 2016 3 February, 2016 Author Eric Scott14 Comments on Bug-bitten teas: why are leafhoppers only sometimes a good thing?


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Intellectual Property Rights and Commercial Fraud
ICE HSI teams with London police to fight counterfeiting
WASHINGTON – The City of London Police (CoLP) became the fifth international law-enforcement agency to join the National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center (IPR Center) after leadership from the organization signed an agreement today with U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) to enhance collaboration in the fight against intellectual property theft.
IPR Center Director Alex Khu and CoLP Commissioner Ian Dyson pledged to combine resources to tackle the illegal importation and distribution of counterfeit goods that threaten the health and safety of consumers, wreak havoc on local and national economies, and fund criminal organizations involved in various illicit activities.
A signing ceremony codifying the agreement was hosted by the ICE Homeland Security Investigations-led IPR Center, which also counts the Mexican Revenue Service, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Interpol and Europol as international members. The total number of agencies aligned with the joint IP enforcement agency now stands at twenty-four.
"The success of the IPR Center in combatting intellectual property theft and trade fraud is directly tied to our multi-agency partnerships," Khu said. "Today, I'm pleased to announce the City of London Police has officially joined the IPR Center as an international law enforcement partner."
The addendum signed today builds on a memorandum of understanding signed by HSI and CoLP in 2015, which established a commitment to share intelligence and effective training practices and raise public awareness of counterfeiting and emerging IP crime trends. HSI offices in London, part of the customs agency's international operations division, has worked closely with CoLP on several investigations and was a major facilitator in the agreement signed today.
This new partner greatly strengthens the IPR Center, which recently celebrated its tenth anniversary and serves as one of the U.S. government's key weapons in the fight against criminal counterfeiting and piracy. The center uses the expertise of its member agencies to share information, develop initiatives, coordinate enforcement actions, and conduct investigations related to IP theft. Through this strategic interagency partnership, the IPR Center protects the public's health and safety, the U.S. economy and the war fighters.
Intellectual property enforcement initiatives developed by the IPR Center include major participation from HSI, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, FBI, military law-enforcement agencies and international authorities. In fiscal year 2017, HSI arrested 457 individuals, obtained 288 indictments and received 242 convictions related to support of IP enforcement operations. Additionally, combined efforts between ICE and CBP led to 34,143 IPR seizures with a value of $1.38 billion.
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VD Gulf, Volga-Dnepr Technics' subgroup company within Volga-Dnepr Group located in Sharjah, UAE, has welcomed its first Boeing 777 customer for MRO services, according to VD Gulf.
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The Iraqi Airways' 777 aircraft landed in Sharjah, UAE, to undergo heavy C-check and other out-of-phase tasks along with ADs/SBs. The whole process of base maintenance work took 14 days and was orchestrated by VD Gulf's team of experts.
Earlier this year, VD Gulf announced the expansion of its capabilities as well as its approval to carry out MRO services on this aircraft type. The company's Boeing 777 core maintenance team consists of EASA-approved engineers and specialists with several years of Boeing 777 MRO experience, capable of guaranteeing the required level of service quality within the set timeframes. This product, together with the other Boeing aircraft types maintained by VD Gulf, enables it to act as an ideal MRO provider and partner offering dedicated services for airline operators, leasing companies and aircraft owners.
Ayrat Gilmutdinov, VD Gulf's Director Commercial, said: "We have been expanding our services in line with our customers' expectations. Given that many operators are switching to the Boeing 777 aircraft type, it was important for us to respond to customer requests in a timely manner and to be able to offer them high-quality services for their latest fleet additions. We are proud to have carried out this work for Iraqi Airways and grateful for their trust in VD Gulf."


It is widely accepted that the earliest known hybrid tea was bred in France in 1867 by nurseryman Jean-Baptiste Guillot. He named it La France and it was reportedly created by crossing the Madame Bravy tea rose, with the Madame Victor Verdier hybrid perpetual rose. That is where the class name hybrid tea first came from. In the decades since that first creation, there were numerous other varieties bred, however this new type of rose didn't really take off until the year 1900 when the rose Soleil d'Or was bred.
The Soleil d'Or rose was bred in France by Pernet-Ducher, who lived in Lyons. It was that same century that hybrid tea roses solidified their place in history as the most popular types of roses, when Francis Meilland introduced the famous Peace rose near the end of the Second World War. Since that time the Peace roses has been one of the most popular cultivars of roses that have ever been introduced to the world, and you can still purchase them to this day to grow in your garden.
Being a cross between two parent roses, it is not surprising that hybrid tea roses share their parental traits, only to a lesser extreme. Where tea roses tend to be very tender plants, the hybrid perpetual are very hardy. This crossing gives the hybrid teas a more versatile adaptability to various growing conditions, while still retaining many of the preferable traits of their parents. Roses that fall into the hybrid tea class tend to lean toward the shape of upright bushes and will grow anywhere between 2 and 6 feet tall depending on the variety and growing conditions.
Hybrid tea roses are prized by florists around the world for bouquets and arrangements because their blooms tend to grow individually on somewhat long stems, making them perfect for cuttings. While there are some varieties that are tolerant of partial shade, roses in general require a lot of sun light to produce blooms and you will not get the same results in a shady location, as you would a site that gets 6 to 8 hours each day of direct sun light. Hybrid teas also need soil that drains well, but still has some measure of moisture retention for them to absorb the nutrients.
Planting hybrid tea roses is actually easier than most people believe and it depends in part on where you bought your roses from. Before we get to that however, I always suggest to newer growers to take a trip to their local garden center and pick up a bag of organic compost before they do any digging around their garden. When you dig a hole for planting, mix in the compost with the loose soil at a ratio of 2 parts soil to 1 part compost. This makes for a great soil amendments and I've discovered roses absolutely love it!
If you found your hybrid teas locally, then most likely they have already been planted and are established and read to bloom. These are the easiest types of roses to plant because the guesswork is already take care of for you. Dig yourself a hole that is about twice the diameter of the container the plant came in, and equally as deep. This will give you ample room around the root ball for your new soil mix, while still keeping the bud union at the same depth it was planted in the container.
If you ordered your hybrid teas from an online nursery however, it's a good bet they shipped them to you as a bareroot plant, still in its dormancy. Many growers are intimidated by bareroot plants but there is really no reason to be. The first thing you should do is soak the plant overnight in a bucket of lukewarm water to rehydrate the plant. The following day, dig yourself a hole that is as wide as the longest roots on the plant, and plenty deep enough so that you can mound up some soil in the center for the plant to sit on, but still keep the bud union about an inch or two below the surface of the soil.
Set your hybrid tea in place and spread the roots out in all directions around the mound, then back fill the hole about halfway using your new soil mix. Take the garden hose and water the loose soil heavily until it flows around the roots like mud. Go ahead and then back fill the hole the rest of the way and give it one more heavy watering to fully settle the soil. This should ensure that no air pockets have formed around the roots.
Taking care of hybrid tea roses is really easy and they aren't usually as high maintenance as many people think…most varieties anyway! The first thing you have to make sure of is that you are providing them with ample water, but without overwatering them. This might seem like a contradiction but it isn't. Too little water and the roses won't get enough nutrients. Too much water and you risk exposing them to a whole range of diseases and problems. A good rule of thumb is one deep watering each week. You can stick your finger into the soil at the base of the plant to check for moisture. If it comes out wet, then you do not need to water again yet.
You should also take care not to water your roses from the top down and needlessly soaking the leaves. Drier leaves lead to healthier roses so always try to water just the base of the plant when possible. You can also give your roses a dose of a good, granular, all-purpose fertilizer in the early spring when the leaves start to bud. I usually try to avoid the liquid chemical fertilizers myself as I've discovered they too easily will burn some varieties of roses, if not applied properly.
For repeat blooming varieties of hybrid teas, you can give them additional feedings over the course of the growing season to keep them in bloom. For these, I will typically give them a second dose just as the first big bloom starts to form. I will give them a third dose around mid-summer to promote late season blooms. Just follow the dosing instructions on your fertilizer and I will usually wait at least 4 weeks in between feedings.
Pruning the hybrid teas is pretty simple as they do not tend to get very big and cumbersome. You should almost always prune your hybrid tea roses in the early spring before the leaves form. The first thing you should do is remove all the dead wood from the previous season, along with any canes that look discolored from disease. Most of the time I will simply remove canes that look unhealthy for any reason, as I would rather promote new growth instead. Next, cut back any lateral canes that overlap one another as these will ultimately compete for sun light once the leaves open up. Lastly, cut back all the remaining canes by one third of whatever their current height is. This will help promote new growth.
Pruning time is also a great time to rake up around the base of your hybrid tea roses and clean up any dead leaves or debris that may have collected there. Never let decaying material lay around the base of your roses as these can be an open invitation to pests and diseases. Throw this material away with your cuttings in the trash. Never toss them into the compost bin or pile as many spores and such can survive even the cold winter months and they will gladly re-infect plants the following spring if you spread infected compost soil around your garden. I will always finish up my pruning by giving my hybrid teas a fresh layer of mulch to start off the growing season.


Sindhis: Jyoti Gwalani & Aparna Badlani open a Multi Designer Store.
Threw open the doors of their multidesigner store where designer Masaba Gupta & accessories designer Kanika showcased their latest collections.
Tisca Chopra chatted about the latest fashion trends with Aparna while Azmina and designer Rocky S discussed the just-concluded fashion week.
Shraddha Nigam was fascinated with Kanika's pieces and tried on a couple of them.
Krushika Lulla and Anita Raaj bonded over, what else, but girlie stuff (read clothes, jewellery and chatter).
Nishka Lulla and her brother Siddharth popped in for a brief time.
hile Masaba had her mom Neena Gupta for support, Kanika's hubby Anuj Choudhury was with her throughout.


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I'm building the Academy P-47D 1/72 bubbletop. Doing "No Guts No Glory" from 78th FG 84 FS. Microscale sheet 72-886.
Thinking of arming it with 2-500lb bombs on the wings and a paper drop tank on the centerline.
On my attachment, I mean the 200 gal belly tank.
I know you don't see a lot of bubbletop D's with the centerline paper tank. Does anyone think this is incorrect?
My thoughts are that would be a cool looking arrangement that's not often seen. My reply to anyone who was stupid enough to say "those tanks were never used on the belly" would be; PROVE IT!
I'm the same way Gil. I don't care what others think either. While, I might listen to those well-meaning souls who kindly and with friendship will mention something out of place; I will consider it while deciding whether I'll keep it because it looks cool.
Ron, I'd love to see yours with the paper belly tank. I say go for it.
Thanks for the input guys. Someone in my local club has a 78th FG book, where he says there are pics of a bubbletop D with a centerline paper tank. I'm going with it.
Excellent! Looking forward to seeing that done.
Here it is. Finished it back in early December.
Paint is RAF Dk Green over RAF sky gray. Modelmaster enamels with Testor's dullcote.
First time for me posting pictures on this forum.
Thanks for your feedback back in October.
Got 3rd in our local P-47 contest.
Wow, excellent work and congrats on the win! Well deserved!
Looks great to me, and that tank does not look very odd hanging there. Great build!


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Webbrowser
Web browser, or generally also browser (german [ bɹaʊ̯zə ( ɹ ) ], to browse, browse, look around ', also, graze ' ) are special computer programs for displaying web pages on the World Wide Web or in general of documents and data. The browsing the World Wide Web or the sequential retrieval of any hyperlinks as a connection between Web pages using such a program is also referred to as Internet surfing. In addition to HTML pages Web browser various other types of documents, such as images and PDF documents show. Web browser provide the user interface for web applications dar.
5.1 Mosaic
5.2 Netscape
Internet Explorer 5.3
Mozilla Firefox 5.4
Opera 5.5
5.7 Google Chrome
5.8 compatibility and standards compliance
Browser and web browser
Originally designated the borrowed from the English term browse on the computer, only the benefit of navigation elements ( forward, back, index etc. ) for reading of texts or text files. Extended the term was later (also known as "hyperlinks") by the advent of hypertext, in which specific cross-reference can select action words to get to another text. Then functions were later to display images to and also so-called referential sensitive graphics, where you on a computer graphics a range ( for example, in a world map ) clicks and thereby come to a linked page of text (for example about a specific country). In addition, PDF Browser exist to navigation and search PDF books, magazines, papers, etc., which can also contain hyperlinks and audiovisual media. Programs to manage content on file systems is referred to as file manager.
The majority of the user interface of a modern web browser is typically used to display content. This can be achieved by entering in an address bar. In addition, browsers have a defined home page that is displayed when you open and which is, for example, is an Internet portal or an Internet search engine.
In addition, feature browser provides buttons that allow the user to navigate to previously visited pages and the home page. The URL of a website can be saved as bookmarks in order to simplify further visits to the website.
Newer browsers usually support tabbed browsing, which allows you to open multiple pages in separate tabs. In addition to these basic functions can be browser plug-ins often equipped with additional functions.
Browser are mainly used on PCs. However, mobile devices ( PDAs, smart phones ) have browser software for accessing the World Wide Web. The first mobile browser " PocketWeb " was developed in 1994 at the TecO for the Apple Newton. Today's mobile browsers include Opera Mini, Internet Explorer, Firefox Mobile, Dolphin Browser, Boat Browser, Google Chrome, Safari and Skyfire.
Because of their widespread web browser have an important function as so-called thin clients, Web applications ( see tier architecture ).
With the ongoing trend towards the Internet and multimedia, the Web browser later walked to the central user software on a standard PC today. Today's browsers display content such as computer graphics, music, radio or movies and use this if necessary external components, such as Java applets or so-called plug -ins.
It also makes it programs or files on your PC (download), to store them there and, if appropriate, to open at a later time, or run.
In particular, the proliferation of broadband Internet access promoted these central functions of today's web browser. Thus becoming increasingly blurred and the difference to a file manager, which was originally used exclusively for opening, copying, or deleting files. Many file managers today have browser features (file browser) and can thus be used to view documents.
It is often possible to use a web browser for activities on the local computer, provided that functional units are able to "talk " in accordance with the HTTP web browser to. The advantage here is that this is no specific program must be installed on the computer. It also security considerations of the particular computer system play a role.
Meanwhile, many network-enabled devices have a web interface and can be operated with a browser.
Web browser control in addition to other HTTP application layer protocols of the TCP / IP reference model, eg FTP. Some web browsers also have features for e-mail, Usenet or BitTorrent. Other cover these functions from external programs. So today some browsers (such as Mozilla or Opera ) delivered as a browser set with built-in functions for including e -mail and Usenet. Others, such as Internet Explorer and Konqueror are combined browser and file manager. In recent years, again a counter-movement has set in, which advocates for browsers with such additional functions, such as Galeon and Firefox. However, this can installable extensions (see: List of Firefox extensions: s) to be adjusted, so that other functions can be performed with the browser. For example, Firefox can participate in Internet Relay Chat after you install ChatZilla.
Browser specific
Text-based browsers
Some browsers may still represent only simple text. Such browsers are also called text-based browser. They usually allow you to save documents or computer graphics display with external programs. Text browsers are particularly useful for quick research because images, advertising and the like do not be loaded. Examples of text-based browsers are links Line Mode Browser, ELinks, Lynx and w3m. Opera can emulate a text browser.
Offline browser
Offline browser to work offline, ie without internet connection. They only use local content or local copies of web content. The main areas of application are non- internet-enabled computer. To produce a suitable offline copies of websites specialized programs like wget or HTTrack is required. Many standard web browser can be switched in an offline mode, which then their data (if available) upload from the so-called browser cache. In addition, the browser caches are used to already visited pages not having to re- download the next time you visit.
Tim Berners -Lee, a pioneer in the use of hypertext, the first web browser and web editor developed in 1989 at CERN in Geneva ( Switzerland ) under the name WorldWideWeb (later Nexus ) on a NeXT workstation. Stored graphics opened not automatic, but had to be clicked only. In November 1990 he commissioned Nicola Pellow with the development of the minimalist line mode browser, which could only display text, but to " virtually all " ran computers. Christmas 1990, both browsers ready for presentation. In August 1991, Berners -Lee made the project and both browsers in the newsgroup alt.hypertext public.
Larger dissemination took place after the inadequate WWW / Nexus the NCSA Mosaic browser, a software graphical user interface ( GUI) and automatically complete aufbauendem page design, which originally ran on Unix, but was soon ported to the Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows. The version 1.0 of Mosaic was released on 1 April 1993.
Marc Andreessen, head of the development team Mosaics, recognized the commercial potential of the Internet and founded Netscape Communications. The Company launched its Navigator in October 1994 on the market. He was an opposite NCSA Mosaic web browser improved with faster page loading. Netscape spread very rapidly and almost completely repressed Mosaic; for several years he was the leader in the rapid growth of the Internet. The company was acquired in late 1998 by AOL (America Online). New versions of Netscape ( Netscape 6.0, Netscape 7.0 ) had only modest success. In particular, Netscape 6.0 was a failure. On March 1, 2008, the development and the support have been discontinued.
Had been Due to the success of Netscape Navigator, Microsoft released, which had hitherto underestimated the Internet in 1995 with Internet Explorer out of the non- developed, but the company Spyglass ( NCSA Mosaic ) were purchased. With the appearance of Internet Explorer throat competition began between the browser vendors Microsoft and Netscape (see Browser War).
In this case, Microsoft could make the competition advantage of the fact to be the manufacturer of the operating system Microsoft Windows and mitauszuliefern with each installation of the operating system and the company's own browser, so he was naturally used immediately. This competitive advantage has led to the decision BrowserChoice.eu the EU in December 2009 to introduce a browser choice in the Microsoft Windows operating system.
One consequence of this competition was the one a proliferation of both browser. On the other hand, led the competition between Microsoft and Netscape to the fact that the two companies in their competition for market share even invented a variety enhancements to its integrated programs, which were initially not supported by the respective competitor. Ultimately, Microsoft succeeded, largely to displace the competitor Netscape out of the market.
Netscape responded to its loss of market share by transformed it into an open source project. Under the new name the Mozilla Internet suite has been further developed.
Later, the web browser was spun off and at first, later called Phoenix Firefox. It is supplemented by the e -mail client Thunderbird, while Mozilla still had a built-in email client. Versions 1.0 of Firefox and Thunderbird appeared after a long beta phase in December 2004.
While the Mozilla developers had previously been careful to summarize possible every major Internet functions such as web browser, email program, address book and HTML editor in one package (Mozilla Application Suite ), it later sought the publication of individual, mutually independent components to. The aim of the development was a faster startup and lower memory and CPU time utilization. At the same time the development of the individual components should be developed and promoted.
The web-browser function took Mozilla Firefox. The e -mail function was outsourced under the name Mozilla Thunderbird, the calendar will initially be further developed under the name of Mozilla Firefox, the HTML editor as Nvu, KompoZer as. The official Mozilla Application Suite 1.7 was only receives security updates. However, since mid-2005, a community project working on the development of the application suite under the name SeaMonkey.
The browser Opera appeared in the first version of Opera 1996 is characterized by the variety of its functions. Besides the actual Internet functions, it offers an integrated e -mail program, chat modules, BitTorrent support and many, many unique features. Opera is available for a variety of operating systems and user languages. Opera was the first browser, the tabs and a pop -up blocker had firmly integrated.
Nintendo's Wii game console and the Nintendo DS using the Opera browser in order to offer Internet services. Likewise, Sony, Loewe and soon Samsung put in the emerging fusion of TV and the Internet on Opera.
Safari is a browser of the company Apple. He was released in January 2003 and has since Mac OS X Panther (10.3), the default browser, replacing the previously used Internet Explorer. The HTML rendering engine WebKit is based on the KHTML library of the KDE project, which has been adapted by Apple to their own needs and provided free developers again as an open source package. Since June 2007 a version for Windows was available with Safari 3.0. Safari was the first browser fulfilled the Acid3 test. Meanwhile, the browser is in the sixth version. This did not appear for Windows. Safari is also used in a mobile version of iOS as a browser.
On September 2, 2008 I brought the Chrome web browser out as a beta version for Windows. In December 2008, the first stable version was released. Chrome is available for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, iOS and Android.
Compatibility and standards compliance
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) organizes the standardization of the World Wide Web relevant techniques. These standards were implemented in the past and even today by some browser vendors only partially or deviating or extended. This makes the programming of browser- independent web applications because of the high test effort partly difficult and time consuming. The standard conformity of a browser can be checked with the Acid Tests.
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Shetland's reputation of having many excellent seamen made the isles an obvious target for the Press Gang or Bluejackets, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars. The Royal Navy had problems recruiting enough volunteers, particularly during periods of war, so they used the system of impressment right up to 1815.
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The Shetland Amenity Trust held their AGM on Monday 14th September at which they appointed a new Chair, Vice-Chairs and four new Trustees. Long standing Trustee Frank Robertson (pictured) stepped down after 21 years of service on the Board.
Alastair Hamilton has been acting as Chair since the previous chair stepped down earlier this year. He was formally appointed as Chair at the AGM along with Vice-Chairs Alison Moncrieff and Linda Riddell. New Trustees Colin Clark, Ronnie Eunson, James Paton and Robert Smith were also appointed to the Board.
Frank Robertson retires from the Trust Board having first joined in 1999. Mr Robertson has been involved in a range of Trust initiatives and projects over the years, most significantly playing a key role in leading the design and construction of the award-winning Shetland Museum and Archives. At the meeting he commented, "I have enjoyed my time with Shetland Amenity Trust immensely. The variety of the work and camaraderie has been wonderful. There have been many challenges and the Trust still has some mountains to climb. I am hugely encouraged, however, by the quality of applications we received for new Trustees and feel very positive about the quality of governance and leadership the Trust now has. I wish the Trust all the very best for the future."
Mr Hamilton said, "Frank has given a huge amount to the Trust and to Shetland over the years. His knowledge, expertise and good humour have been a real asset and he will be very much missed. I am delighted with the quality of applications we had to join the Board this year. After a closely run vote we have now appointed four extremely capable new Trustees who bring with them a diverse range of knowledge and experience."
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In the second half of this year, conveyancing for foreign-national purchasers living in Spain has increased greatly, reaching an inter-annual figure of 28.4% according to the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Development's official data.
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Jessica Walter, née le  à New York (New York) et décédée le  dans la même ville, était une actrice américaine.

 Biographie
Elle a obtenu son premier rôle au début des années 1960, dans le feuilleton télévisé .

Elle est principalement connue pour son rôle d'Evelyn Draper dans le film Un frisson dans la nuit  (1971), dans lequel elle jouait une femme psychotique et attirante espionnant un disc-jockey (interprété par Clint Eastwood). Sa filmographie inclut des titres tels que Lilith, Grand Prix, Le Groupe (), Bye Bye Braverman, ainsi que .

Tous ces films ont été tournés avant 1975 ; depuis, Jessica Walter a poursuivi une carrière davantage axée sur des rôles dans des séries télévisées et téléfilms. Elle a ainsi obtenu un  pour son rôle dans la mini-série télévisée Amy Prentiss.

Plus récemment, son rôle le plus marquant est celui de Lucille Bluth dans la série télévisée de FOX, .

 Vie privée
Elle était mariée à l'acteur Ron Leibman.

 Mort
Elle meurt d'une crise cardiaque le , à l'âge de 80 ans.

 Filmographie
 Cinéma
 1964 : Lilith : Laura
 1966 : Le Groupe (The Group) : Libby
 1966 : Grand Prix : Pat Stoddard
 1968 : Bye Bye Braverman : Inez Braverman
 1969 :  : Julie Catlan
 1971 : Un frisson dans la nuit (Play Misty for Me) : Evelyn
 1981 :  : Fiona
 1982 :  () : Celia Berryman
 1984 : L'Étrangère : La fille dans la salle d'art
 1984 : Le Kid de la plage (), de Garry Marshall : Phyllis Brody
 1988 :  : Kay Mart
 1993 : Le Tueur du futur (Ghost in the Machine) : Elaine Spencer
 1994 :  de Hart Bochner : President Garcia-Thompson
 1995 :  : Dr. Phyllis Evergreen
 1998 : Les Taudis de Beverly Hills () : Doris Zimmerman
 2001 :  :  Epstein
 2002 :  : Fern
 2006 : Enfants non accompagnés (Unaccompanied Minors) : Cindi
 2012 :  : Lena Gold
 2017 : Undercover Grandpa : Maddie Harcourt, du réalisateur Erik Canuel

 Télévision
 Séries télévisées

 Années 1960
 1962-1965 :  : Julie Murano
 1963 : Route 66 : Liz
 1964 : Suspicion () : Lorna Richmond
 1964 :  : Linda Tennant
 1964 : Flipper le dauphin : Elena Darmon
 1964 :  : Edith Robertson
 1964 : Ben Casey : Flora Farr
 1964-1965 : Les Accusés () : Sharon Ruskin / Myra Maxwell
 1965 : For the People : Phyllis Koster
 1966 : Le Fugitif () : Pat Haynes
 1966, 1967, 1968, 1971 et 1973 : Sur la piste du crime () : Eleanor Prior / Ellen Rainey / Mireilis
 1968 et 1971 : Les Règles du jeu () : Rita / Linda Ramsey
 1969 : Opération vol () : Lori Brooks
 1969 :  : Morgana Mendoza

 Années 1970
 1970 : Mission impossible : Valérie
 1970, 1972 et 1973 : Mannix : Laura Danford / Althea Blake / Kathy Graves
 1971 : Opération danger : Louise Carson
 1971 et 1973 : Docteur Marcus Welby () : Marian Lawrence / Jenny Alquist
 1971 et 1973 : Médecins d'aujourd'hui () : Phoebe / Susan / Dr. Carrie Benson / Maggi Spencer
 1972 : Banyon : Emily
 1972 : Cannon : Jane Butler
 1973 : Banacek : Erica Osburn
 1973 : Tenafly : Joyce
 1973 : Les Rues de San Francisco () de Seymour Robbie : Glenn Williams (, , Le Timbre de la Mort)
 1974 : Columbo : Au-delà de la folie () : Margaret Nicholson
 1974 : Barnaby Jones : Bernice Kellner / Brooke Leighton
 1974 : Le Magicien () : Marian
 1974 : L'Homme de fer () : Amy Prentiss
 1974-1975 : Amy Prentiss : Amy Prentiss
 1975 : Un shérif à New York (McCloud) :  Jessica Wright
 1976 : McMillan () : Donna Drake
 1976 : Les Rues de San Francisco () : Maggie Jarris
 1977 :  : Joan Hamlyn
 1977 :  : Gloria
 1977 : Visions : Anna II
 1978 : Détroit : Ursula
 1978 : Quincy : Catherine Benton
 1978, 1981, 1983 et 1985 : La croisière s'amuse () : Marcia Smith / Louise Hastings
 1979-1986 : Trapper John, M.D. : Melanie Townsend McIntyre

 Années 1980
 1982 : Matt Houston : Glynnis Durand
 1982 : Côte Ouest () : Victoria Hill
 1983 :  : Ava Marshall
 1984-1985 :  : Claudia Bradford
 1985, 1986, 1991 et 1994 : Arabesque () : Gwen Noble / Jane Dawson / Joan Fulton / Joyce Holleran
 1986 : Hôtel : Irene Fitzgerald
 1986 : Magnum : Joan fulton
 1986 : Le Cheval de feu () : Diabolyn (voix)
 1988 :  : Connie Lo Verde
 1988 : J.J. Starbuck : Brin Coltan

 Années 1990
 1991-1995 : Dinosaures : Fran Sinclair (voix)
 1992 :  : Claire
 1994 :  : Sénatrice Elise Voudreau
 1994 :  : Susan Miller
 1995 : New York, police judiciaire () : Anna Kopell
 1996 : Le Bus magique () : Ashlee Walker Club Dupree
 1996-1997 : On ne vit qu'une fois () : Eleanor Armitage
 1998 : Poltergeist : Les Aventuriers du surnaturel () : Suzanne Barnard
 1998 : Voilà ! () : Eve Gallo

 Années 2000
 2000 :  : Celia
 2000-2001 :  :  Louise Zane
 2003 : Les Anges du bonheur () : Naomi
 2003-2006, 2013, 2018  :  : Lucille Bluth
 2007 : Leçons sur le mariage : Constance Williams
 2007 :  : Candace Sinclair
 2007-2010 :  : Betty Hanadarko
 2008 :  : Nanette
 2008 : New York, section criminelle () : Eleanor Reynolds
 2008-2009-2012 : 90210 : Tabitha Wilson (13 épisodes)
 2009 : New York, unité spéciale : avocate de la défense Petra Gilmartin (saison 11, épisode 3)
 2009-2021 : Archer : Malory Archer (voix)

 Années 2010
 2010 :  : Henrietta
 2011 :  :  Latham
 2011 :  : Elaine Robbins
 2015 :  : Miss Heinous
 2016 :  : Judith McKnight ()

 Téléfilms
 1968 :  : Lois Lane / Bianca
 1969 :  : Janet Braddock
 1969 :  : Jessica Carson
 1971 :  : Jane Antrim
 1972 :  : Dee Dee
 1972 : Réveillon en famille () : Fredrica Morgan
 1974 :  : Louise Damon
 1976 :  : Sally McNamara
 1976 : Victoire à Entebbé () : Nomi Haroun
 1977 :  : Louise Carmino
 1978 :  : Megan
 1978 :  : Morgan LeFay
 1978 :  : Christina Wood
 1979 : Vampire : Nicole DeCamp
 1979 :  : Irene Barton
 1981 :  : Pat Brooks
 1981 :  : Maggie
 1983 :  : Roz Richardson
 1984 :  : Astrid Carlisle
 1985 :  : Gertrude Simon
 1986 :  : Francesca DeLorca
 1988 :  : Connie Lo Verde
 1988 :  : Peggy Shields
 1994 : Droit à l'absence () : Bess
 1997 :  : Joan
 1997 : La Météorite du siècle () : Une secrétaire
 2004 : Marions-les ! () de Kelly Makin : Gennifer
 2019 : Coup de foudre au bal de Noël (Rediscovering Christmas'') de Colin Theys :  Barrington

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Naissance en janvier 1941
Naissance à Brooklyn
Actrice américaine
Actrice ayant incarné la fée Morgane
Primetime Emmy Award de la meilleure actrice
Satellite Award de la meilleure actrice dans un second rôle
Décès à 80 ans
Mort d'une crise cardiaque
Décès à New York
Décès en mars 2021


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Ace cinematographer Karl Brown was the producer, director, writer and chief cameraman of the pioneering "actuality" drama Stark Love. Set in the mountains of North Carolina, the story details the relationship between Rob Warwick (Forrest James), a hill boy who's learned to read, and Barbara Allen (Helen Munday), an impressionable neighbor girl. Fascinated with the notion of escaping his rustic environs and sampling the Outside World, Rob convinces Barbara to go along with him. When the circuit preacher arrives for his yearly visit, Rob begs the man to take him out of the hills. The boy then sells all his worldly possessions so as to finance a proper school education for himself -- but not, alas, for Barbara. While Rob is away at school, Barbara stays behind to tend to the needs of Rob's widowed father Jason (Silas Miracle). The old man is so impressed by the girl's industriousness that he marries Barbara himself -- and when Rob returns, he discovers to his chagrin that his sweetheart is now his stepmother. Father and son immediately start quarrelling, and a violent fistfight breaks out. It is up to Barbara to put an end to the fight, but not before a raging flood threatens to kill all three of the protagonists. This being his first directorial effort, Karl Brown wanted to make the film as authentic as possible; to that end, he filmed the picture entirely on location, using non-professional "locals" in the major roles. With the help of ex-Army officer Paul Wing, Brown combed the Great Smoky Mountains to find the most suitable locations and actors. Though many of the mountaineers were averse to being photographed, the director was able to find two "naturals" for his leading players: Forrest James, a genuine "hillbilly" whom he spotted in a Knoxville restaurant, and Helen Munday, a 16-year-old high schooler who "went Hollywood" to such an extent that Brown later characterized her as the most difficult performer he'd ever worked with. Described by its director as "a maverick in design, conception and execution", Stark Love had to be heavily censored before Paramount agreed to release it; the studio also insisted upon the film's "thrill" ending, which Brown filmed under protest. Though Stark Love did not do well financially, Karl Brown never expressed any regrets, beyond his wish that he could have made the picture with sound so as to capture the characters' authentic hill-country accents.
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Q: Building user interface in Access or Excel I am trying to build a user interface which will allow users to choose what kind of information they want, then based on these selected conditions, I need to query an access database and retrieve the corresponding data for future calculation. During calculation, there are two additional tables that I will query from. Finally, I need to display the calculated results to users. Now I have some questions:

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*Which one will be easier if I use excel as a front-end to users and retrieve querying data from Access to excel vs. I use access forms as a front-end to users and directly work with access to query data?

*Does access forms can perform functions like allow users to select options from a drop down list? and once options selected, Access will query the target info?

*Can Access perform intermediate calculation for large amount records? Will it get very slow? Compared to excel, which one is better in terms of calculation?

*I never use Access before and just know a little about Excel VBA, not totally familiar with it, not to mention object models. So, in this case, which way is time-saving for me? or they are probably the same time-consuming?

*Anything else that I should be aware of?
Thanks so much!
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A: Definitely Access - it is specifically made for working with, querying, and reporting on data.  The language of VBA that you have experience with in Excel is the exact same language used for coding in MS Access!

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*Access, no question!

*Absolutely.  Of course it doesn't magically know this as your requirement.  You have to drop the combo box on the form yourself, and then in the OnChange event of the combo box, alter a query statement that displays results to filter based on the user's selection.

*Sure.  Make a temp table (a table that is only used for the calculation), populate the records with INSERT statements, apply intermediate calculations with UPDATE statements, and display the results.  Access is built for this kind of thing and will most likely be faster than Excel.

*Access uses VBA as well.  There may be a larger learning curve to switch, but if you are familiar with the user interface objects in Excel such as Button, Combo Box, etc., they will be very similar and yet more intuitive in Access (Because that's what Access was made for)

*Access has some quirks.  Google a few tutorials and get some background on the ways Access is traditionally used for your kinds of scenarios and it will go a long way toward streamlining your development.

Start with the simplest model that will accomplish what your requirements are, and implement it.  Then work through the quirks and bugs that you find with Google as your friend, and you should be able to get something solid pretty quickly!  As you get into the experience, feel free to post new questions with specific problems you find along the way.
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With everything here progressing smoothly towards an overwhelmingly successful completion to our first year of living and monitoring the performance of the Greeny Flat (see last week's post for news on our latest results) I thought I might share a few fun things that I've come across in the last week or so.
World's Smallest Folding Bike
The Helix Bike – folded and unfolded
Apart from being on the lookout for an electric car, bike or scooter that we could charge during the day from our solar panels, I'm also in the market for a really good folding bike that I could easily take on public transport for use at my destination. The Helix folding bike looks like the best prospect I've seen so far. It's still in development and will be running a Kickstarter campaign soon to raise money to go into production. I'm seriously considering parting with the US$1200 to help get it off the ground and get myself one of their bikes. Click here to read an article about the bike and see a video of how it works.
The amazing world of Elon Musk
Most people have heard of the Tesla electric car developed by billionaire Elon Musk and perhaps most people already know about some of the other astounding things that he is involved with. I am really just starting to learn more about him and his innovations. All I knew until recently was that he was into space exploration and high-priced electric sports cars so I, incorrectly, assumed that he wasn't interested in the social or environmental consequences of his profit-making ventures. What first caught my attention was when 'Musk announced in a press release, conference call and blog post[59] on June 12, 2014 that the company (Tesla Motors) will allow its technology patents for use by anyone in good faith in a bid to entice automobile manufacturers to speed up development of electric cars.' In other words he's giving the technology to anyone who wants to use it which I find immensely admirable. Since then I've become more interested in what he's doing including:
Plans for an astonishing 1000km/h rapid-transit system called the Hyperloop. A prototype Hyperloop system is planned to be built in California with the goal of building a complete system to get passengers from LA to San Francisco in 35 minutes. Whether or not that actually happens will be interesting to watch meanwhile, if you're interested in how things work, the technology involved in the Hyperloop is fascinating. Click here to read about how the Hyperloop works.
Elon Musk's Hyperloop approaching reality
Musk is also the chairman of SolarCity, the No.2 installer of solar power systems in the US. 'Among SolarCity's more well-known financing partnerships was a $280 million fund created with Google to finance residential solar installations in June 2011. The Google Fund was the largest fund of its kind in the U.S., and Google's largest investment in clean energy.[36]'
It seems I was very wrong in my assumptions about Elon Musk's motivations. 'In April 2012, Musk joined The Giving Pledge, committing to donate the bulk of his fortune to philanthropic causes.[79]' and I recently read that 'The underlying motivation for funding both SolarCity and Tesla is to help combat global warming.[63]'
'Musk is chairman of the Musk Foundation, which focuses its philanthropic efforts on science education, paediatric health, and clean energy. In 2010, the foundation created a program focused on donating solar-power systems for critical needs in disaster areas.'
Meanwhile, Tesla Motors is in the process of building a network of solar-powered, fast-charging stations across the US for their electric vehicles and preparing to go into production of a reasonably priced electric family car. "The Supercharger is a proprietary direct current (DC) fast-charging station that provides up to 135 kW of power, depending upon location, giving the 85 kWh Model S an additional 150 miles (240 km) of range in about 20 minutes, or 200 miles (320 km) of range in about 30 minutes. The electricity used by the Supercharger in the West Coast corridor comes from a solar carport system provided by SolarCity. Eventually, all Supercharger stations are to be supplied by solar power. The network is exclusive to compatible Model S sedans. Supercharging hardware is standard on Model S vehicles equipped with an 85 kWh battery and optional (with a one-time payment of $2,000) on Model S vehicles equipped with a 60 kWh battery. The Roadster is not equipped to charge from the Superchargers, but according to the automaker, all future Tesla models will be.[208][209][210]According to Musk, "…we expect all of the United States to be covered by the end of next year [2013]". He also said that Tesla owners' use of the network would be free forever.[211' Free charging forever! Now that would be an incentive to buy one of their cars!
'In 2012, Musk announced that SolarCity and Tesla Motors are collaborating to use electric vehicle batteries to smooth the impact of rooftop solar on the power grid, with the program going live in 2013.[64]'
In short, Elon Musk sounds like an incredible individual who is doing some great things. It will be fascinating to watch where he goes from here.
Josh Byre's House
Since we don't have a television I was not aware of Josh Byrne. Apparently he's a regular presenter on the ABC's Gardening Australia show. More interesting for me is the fact that he has a project going called Josh's House with the aim of 'showcasing the benefits of Sustainable Housing to the community through demonstration and inspiration'. As part of the project Josh has designed and built two 10-star homes in Fremantle for his family.
'Tired of hearing that sustainable construction has to cost more, Josh and his colleagues set out to prove that resource efficient homes can be built at a comparable cost and timeframe to regular houses. The homes are thermally comfortable year round, without the need for air conditioning or additional heating. They generate more electricity than they use, and will harvest and recycle water.' Sounds a lot like the Greeny Flat to me except that he, no doubt, has a lot more people paying attention to what he's doing. Click here to visit the Josh's House website joshshouse.com.au or Click here to see a video about the project.
Greens Launch Plan for 100% Renewable NSW
I tend to avoid politics like the plague but it's worth noting that the Green Party has finally come up with a bold and ambitious proposal to actually do something significant about climate change. It's not quite what it claims to be (but then what is when it comes from politicians) as it is not actually a plan to move NSW to 100% renewable energy but rather a plan to make the electricity sector in NSW 100% renewable. So all the energy that is consumed in the form of gas and petrol would still be fossil fuelled. Nevertheless, as a counter-point to the Abbott Government's policies which seem intended to make climate change significantly worse, this proposal has the potential to make a very positive difference. It's a relief to see something worthwhile and purposeful from the Greens and it will, hopefully, prove to be a smart political move for them as more and more people become disgusted with Abbott's distain for the environment and for the potential economic, social and environmental benefits of moving to a renewable future. Click here to learn more about the 100% Renewable NSW plan.
And Australia has a new Renewable Energy Party
Still on my least favourite topic, politics, I read recently that Peter Breen (former member of the NSW parliament) has recently launched a new national political party called the Renewable Energy Party 'committed to an Australia powered by 100% renewable energy by 2050 and to scrutinising the fossil fuel industry's gravy train of subsidies.' Click here for more information about the party…. sounds like a good idea to me.
Meanwhile we're planning a party of our own so don't forget to mark your calendar for the
Greeny Flat Earth Day Party, April 22, 3-7pm
All welcome, snacks and drinks will be provided.
March 1st, 2015 | Category: Andy's rantings
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Tezpur University Recruitment 2022
Guest Faculty (M.Phil/Ph.D) in Tezpur University Recruitment
Guest Faculty (M.Phil/Ph.D)
Napaam, , , Tezpur, Assam 784028
i) A Master's degree with 55% marks (or an equivalent grade in a point- scale wherever the grading system is followed) a n concerned/relevant/allied subject (as given in the previous column) from an Indian University, or an equivalent degree from an accredited foreign university. ii) Besides fulfilling the above qualifications, the candidate must have cleared the National Eligibility Test (NET) conducted by the UGC or the CSIR, or a similar test accredited by the UGC, like SLET/ SET or who are or have been awarded a Ph.D. degree in accordance with the University Grants Commission (Minimum Standards and Procedure for Award of M.Phil./Ph.D. Degree) Regulations, 2009 or 2016 and their amendments from time to time. as the case may. are exempted from NET/SET/SLET. iii) B. university/institution with a ranking among top 500 in the World University Ranking (at any time) by any one of the following: (i)| Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) (ii) the Times Higher Education (THE) or Cii) the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) of the Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Shanghai). The Ph.D degree has been obtained from a foreign
Appointed Guest Faculties will be paid Rs.1,500/- per lecture subject to a maximum of Rs.50,000/- per month. No other allowances will be admissible.
1. Last date of registration/ submission of application through e-mail 17.12.2021 (05.00 PM) 2. Date/Day of Interview Time (10.30 AM onwards) 22.12.2021 (Wednesday) 3. Interested candidates are to register their names along with detailed biodata/CV as given in along with the filled-in (attached herewith) by e-mail to the Head of the concerned Department as stated above with the subject line 'Application For Guest Faculty against Advt. No. 02/2021'. 4. Candidates who do not register his/ her name by the aforesaid time & date shall not be interviewed. 5. If a large number of candidates register for the interview by the last date as stated above, then candidates short-listed on the basis of academic qualifications and experience may be called for the interview through e-mail anda notice for such applicants may also be uploaded in the University website before the scheduled date of interview. In absence of such e-mail/notice, all candidates who register their names as stated above may appear for the interview on the scheduled date and time
Guest Faculty Vacancy – Last Date 17 December 2021 (Tezpur, Assam), Tezpur University recruits Guest Faculty posts. M.Phil/Ph.D, Experienced candidates can apply.
Junior Research Fellow (M.Sc) (CLOSED) in Tezpur University Recruitment
Junior Research Fellow (M.Sc) (CLOSED)
M.Sc. in Chemistry with 55% marks or equivalent CGPA with NET/GATE qualification.
₹ 31,000.00 (Rupees Thirty-One Thousand Only) per month + HRA as admissible.
Candidate shall not be more than 28 years on the last date of receipt of application. Upper age limit may be relaxed as per the Government of India rules.
Interested candidates may send their applications in prescribed format along with self-attested photocopies of mark sheets, certificates from 10th standard onwards, testimonials, caste certificate (if applicable), experience certificate (if any), certificates of NET/GATE or similar examination qualifications, any other testimonials and a copy of recent signed Curriculum Vitae (CV) to the Principal Investigator through e-mail within 15 days from the date of issue of this advertisement. N.B. (1) No TA/DA will be paid for attending the interview. (2) Those in employment or doing Ph.D. must submit 'No Objection Certificate' from the concerned employer / Ph.D. Supervisor.
Junior Research Fellow Vacancy – Last Date 22 November 2021 (Tezpur, Assam), Tezpur University recruits Junior Research Fellow posts. M.Sc, Experienced candidates can apply.
Project Assistant ( B.Tech/B.E) (CLOSED) in Tezpur University Recruitment
Project Assistant ( B.Tech/B.E) (CLOSED)
Department of ECE, School of Engineering, Tezpur University, Tezpur , Assam 784 028
B.Tech. degree or other equivalent degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.
Rs. 25,000/- (Rupees twenty five thousand) only plus HRA as admissible per month.
Candidate shall not be more than 28 years of age on the date of interview. Upper age limit may be relaxed as per the Government of India Rules.
Master's degree in Business Administration with experience in using analytical tools such as SPSS/R/Statcraft, Good command over MS office/Latex, Exposure to qualitative and quantitative research methods, Prior knowledge on Marketing Research Techniques, Go To Market Strategies and Consumer Behaviour.
1. Interested candidates may appear before the interview board with original and self-attested photocopies of mark sheets, certificates from 10th standard onwards, testimonials, caste certificate (if applicable), experience certificate (if any), certificate of NET or similar examinations, any other testimonials and a copy of recent signed Curriculum Vitae (CV) on the day of interview. 2. Advance copy of their CV may be sent to Dr. Nayan M. Kakoty, Principal Investigator via email: nkakoty@tezu.ernet.in on or before 22/11/2021.
Project Assistant Vacancy – Last Date 22 November 2021 (Tezpur, Assam), Tezpur University recruits Project Assistant posts. B.Tech/B.E, Experienced candidates can apply.
Research Assistant (B.Tech/B.E, M.Sc) (CLOSED) in Tezpur University Recruitment
Research Assistant (B.Tech/B.E, M.Sc) (CLOSED)
Tezpur University,, Guwahati, Assam 784028
B. Tech. in Electronics Engineering/ Instrumentation with 55% marks or equivalent CGPA along with qualification in NET/GATE (preferred)/ M. Sc in Physics /Electronics.
Rs. 25,000/- (Rupees twenty five thousand) only per month (no HRA)
Candidate shall not be more than 50 years of age on the last date of receipt of application. Upper age limit may be relaxed as per Government of India rules
Interested candidate(s) may send their applications in prescribed format (Annexure-I) along with self-attested photocopies of mark sheets, certificates from 10th standard onwards, testimonials, caste certificate (if applicable), experience certificate (if applicable), certificate of NET/GATE or similar examination qualifications (if applicable) and a copy of recent signed Curriculum Vitae (CV) through e-mail to the Principal Investigator (pps@tezu.ernet.in) within fifteen (15) days from the date of issue of this advertisement. Only shortlisted candidate(s) will be called for personal Interview. Shortlisted candidates may appear before the interview board through video conferencing with all the original documents. Original documents of the candidate(s) will be verified by the Selection Committee.
Research Assistant Vacancy – Last Date 02 September 2021 (Guwahati, Assam), Tezpur University recruits Research Assistant posts. B.Tech/B.E, M.Sc, Experienced candidates can apply.
About Tezpur University – (तेज़पुर यूनिवर्सिटी):
Tezpur University (Assamese:তেজপুৰ বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়) is a Central University located in Tezpur in the North Eastern state of Assam, India by an act in Parliament of India in 1994.The Governor of Assam, Padmanabha Acharya is the chancellor of Tezpur University, Mihir Kanti Chaudhuri is the vice-chancellor and Amarjyoti Choudhury is the pro vice-chancellor. The establishment of University is considered to be one of the outcomes of the Assam Accord, along with the establishment of Assam University and Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati. University was established, by an Act of Parliament, in 1994. The then prime minister of India, P. V. Narasimha Rao, chaired the opening of the university. Initially, the university operated from the premises of the Darrang College, in Tezpur. For a while it also operated from the Tezpur Law College premises.
Website Address:http://www.tezu.ernet.in/
Postal Address:Office of the Vice-Chancellor, Tezpur University, Tezpur-784028
Tel:+91 3712 267003(0),267093(R)
Fax:+91 3712 267006
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