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Will the new tax law make tax filing easier?
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Bangladesh's graduation from an LDC to a developing country is happening at a time when the country is facing a formidable challenge to improve revenue mobilisation in an efficient, fair and consensual way.
Poor tax culture, a narrow tax base, tax evasion and data deficiency are the major factors of such a challenge.
Responding to the aforementioned concerns, the government finally has taken an initiative to draft a comprehensive tax law. After a decade-long wait, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) last month placed a draft of the much-anticipated new income tax law to simplify the taxation with the hope of including more taxpayers.
The draft of the proposed law was published on the NBR website. It will be submitted to the Cabinet for approval in the coming month after taking recommendations from various stakeholders.
After reviewing the draft, some professionals have said that the new law is going to be 'simple' and 'taxpayer-friendly.' Most importantly, they are appreciating the initiative as saying the existing income tax law, which is in force under the Income Tax Ordinance 1984, needs to be shaped as an act.
Syed Md Aminul Karim, a former member of NBR, has accepted the draft law as a 'good' initiative. Recently, he said, "We should have done this earlier. This law will be a clear and simple guideline for the taxpayers, particularly the ordinary ones."
The existing law has been changed by statutory orders from time to time. Due to the changes, the law as a whole becomes very complex to implement.
Karim finds the proposed draft brings many scattered provisions - covering tax exemption and penalties - into some well-organised sections. "This will make the jobs of taxmen easier," Karim said.
Unlike the existing income tax law, the proposed law includes separate chapters and sections that incorporate all matters related to determining taxpayers' income in a particular sector.
In addition, the draft law includes various provisions to ensure transparency in tax file audit, make the rules of tax deduction and collection at source more clear and precise to avoid ambiguity in the calculation of taxpayers' income.
Bangladesh is going to be a developing country by 2026. The country's economy is booming followed by steady gross domestic product (GDP) growth.
However, the country is still struggling with the 9 percent tax to GDP ratio which is one of the lowest in the world.
For steady economic growth, economists have long been pushing the government to strengthen internal or domestic resources mobilisation in terms of tax revenue. And this is now an urgent need as Bangladesh braces for a drastic fall in concessional foreign grants after it graduates from the LDC group.
Taxation is the main source of internal resource mobilisation and the government of a developing country cannot depend as much on any other avenue than it can on taxation to fund public goods and pay for development work.
Business leaders have long been stressing the need for reforms in the tax system, such as policies that do not require frequent changes, as well as waiving advance tax in order to boost both domestic and foreign investment in Bangladesh.
Due to poor tax culture and the tax evasion of the wealthy, the tax base cannot be widened in the country. Several studies suggest that a majority of the people feel our tax system is unnecessarily complicated.
The provisions for tax exemptions as well as penalties are not sorted in an organised way. Fortunately, the new law is drafted to address the issues, reviewers found.
According to NBR officials, the NBR has kept all tax rates, with some exceptions, in the rules considering the complexities of amending the tax rates on different occasions. They said tax rates will be flexible for the sake of taxpayers. They added that the new law would cut the discretionary powers of the taxmen to ensure a taxpayer-friendly environment.
In the existing law, there is no provision for amortising the pre-commencement expenditures of a business. The draft has incorporated a provision for that.
According to international best practices, income tax law should carry some special features. Former NBR member Karim found that the new draft of law complies with the international best practices as well.
In developed countries, tax collectors and taxpayers do not see each other and the whole thing is done online. Karim also appraised the scope for taking the tax system online through the new law.
"Offline tax systems often harass the taxpayers. The potential taxpayers seldom understand the procedures and tax calculations. That is why they feel less interested in tax payments. A simplified tax system will now motivate them to pay tax," he explained.
Economist Towfiqul Islam Khan, the senior research fellow at the Centre for Policy Dialogue, also labelled the draft law a good one. Recently he said that a broader stakeholders' consultation involving individual people and professionals is a key to fine-tuning the draft.
"The important thing is for the government to run a tax system incorporating different activities and issues so that the revenue body can verify the amount of income reported by taxpayers in their filings and identify potential discrepancies and non-filers," Khan said.
He also said that using information technology, which is an important part of the new law, will be a key to achieving the goals. However, he notes that the measures should not only be concerned about collecting higher tax revenue but also simplifying the process so that people can pay tax in a justified way.
"The target should be curbing tax evasion which will inevitably lead to higher tax mobilisation," he said.
There are some other recommendations as experts believe that Bangladesh needs to limit the tax exemption for local investors as much as possible to broaden the taxation coverage.
"The existing tax provisions allow so many facilities in terms of tax holiday and exemption. Developed nations have stopped allowing such facilities a long time ago. We should follow suit," former NBR member Karim said.
The new law will include some business activities including agriculture to fall under the tax system. Such inclusion was a necessity.
But there are other potential sectors too. Given the rural development, there are many growth centres where different types of business are mushrooming.
Big entrepreneurs are cashing in on the industry expansions but the revenue body can hardly bring them under taxation because of data deficiencies.
In Bangladesh, the wealthiest individuals, who make up a small proportion of the total population, often avoid paying their fair share of tax and denying the government of much-needed revenue.
"Big entrepreneurs are escaping NBR surveillance. In many of the pocket areas, there is no tax office. NBR needs to increase the number of tax circles and staff members," Karim recommended, adding that a comprehensive measure including NBR's access to the voter list and banking information can increase the flow of tax revenue.
Here, the promotion of information about the tax system is important. But the common scenario suggests that the database on taxpayers is not cross-checked and reviewed regularly.
Economist Khan, in that regard, thought that the strengthening of local tax offices is crucial and that the non-filers must be served a reminder.
"Nonetheless, I would recommend that the new tax law is implemented in a justified way rather than prioritising a target-oriented revenue mobilisation," Khan said.
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Jeangu Macrooy: conquering the world
Sep 12, 2017 | blog
Last year he blew us away on our Tedx stage in Maastricht, now 23 year old Jeangu Macrooy from Suriname is conquering the world with 120 shows in the past year, his very first club tour this year and performances at Lowlands, Festival Mundial and North Sea Jazz. But, as he told in an interview with De Volkskrant last week, his future didn't always look as bright as it does at this moment.
Three years ago, Jeangu Macrooy decided to try his luck in the Netherlands, because his music didn't get him anywhere in Suriname. "If you step out of the ordinary and make something else than popular, danceable music like they're used to in the Caribbean, you won't really stand a chance", says Jeangu. He played in a band with his brother Xillan for two years and studied at the conservatory of Paramaribo, but according to the young musician it was too confined for him to make his dreams come true.
In the Netherlands he went to the Artez conservatory in Enschede. As a singer-songwriter, he wanted nothing more than to become famous. Artez offers the profession of singer-songwriter as one of their main subjects, so it seemed the best place to go for Jeangu. That doesn't mean it was easy. "Especially during my first year, I had to do everything completely on my own. There was no one to back me up, which made me run into my own constraints." But constraints are essential in order to grow as a musician, so Jeangu kept on going.
Right now he's about to start with his fourth and last year at Artez, but he's still in doubt whether or not he wants to finish his studies. "One of my main goals during my studies was to make an album. Well, I did that. After making an EP and an album I know what works best for me, and because I'm already a performing musician too, I know what works best for me on stage as well."
His album High on You, which was released earlier this year, is full of personal, intimate songs in soul, rhythm-and-blues and folk, with subtile arrangements for the horn section and for strings. His brother Xillan also made a beautiful contribution to the album, which is somewhat less dark than his first EP Brave Enough. Gold was one of the singles of Brave Enough, which is about the slavery past of his family: "It was written in the black clay soil with the blood of our sisters and brothers and mothers and fathers. Unholy sacrifices for coffee, sugar and gold."
Just like Nina Simone, who serves as an example for the young singer-songwriter, Jeangu supports the creed that sees it as the artist's duty to reflect the age in which he or she lives. "You won't be able to connect with your audience until you're able to expose yourself to a vulnerable position. That's the only way to make people recognize the way you actually feel." That's the main reason Jeangu's songs are always personal.
Talk about personal. Last year Jeangu decided to come out in a newspaper in Suriname. "Only a few people in Suriname knew about my sexual orientation. Despite the fact that I never really felt free to tell everybody, I didn't get any negative reactions at all." Jeangu finds it important to be open about being gay because it's still quite a tabou subject in Suriname. "Gay people are weird. If people talk about it, it's always negative. That results in the fact that most gay guys and girls in Suriname keep a low profile, which causes people to only know the extravagant types. That creates a very stereotype image of gay people", says Jeangu. "I've got a stage to trigger change. I hope I can be meaningful for all those young people in Suriname who discover their sexuality and discover that they're different."
On the other hand, Jeangu emphasizes you don't always have to convey a message. First and foremost he's an artist, though one with a certain degree of engagement. "It doesn't always have to be sad and dark. I loved it when I noticed that someone was moved by a song I played about lovesickness. It made me feel like I wasn't alone. But now I fell in love, I started writing songs about the good side of love, with the result that people now sing and dance along to my music. I truly love it when someone comes up to me after the show to tell me that I made his day a good one when it wasn't. That might even be better than moving someone to tears with a sad song."
Curious to hear and see Jeangu Macrooy play? This autumn he'll embark on his second clubtour in The Netherlands!
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Ernesto Emilio Duchini (November 10, 1910 – March 19, 2006) was an Argentine footballer and later a football coach. He was part of the coaching team that led Argentina to the FIFA World Youth Championship in 1979.

Duchini was born in the Barrio Norte district of Buenos Aires on November 10, 1910, at a young age his family moved to Chacarita where he joined the youth team of Chacarita Juniors in 1922. He made his debut in 1928 and played for the club until his retirement in 1938.

After retiring as a player Duchini became a coach, he took charge of Chacarita Juniors in 1939 and in 1941 he led the team to the Argentine 2nd Division championship. he stayed with the club until 1943.

During the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s he worked as a youth coach at San Lorenzo, Racing Club, River Plate and Independiente.

In 1954 he was appointed youth coach for the Argentina national team, a position he held for 20 years. During his reign he won the Pan American Games in 1955 and 1959.

In 1974, he became assessor of youth development, a position he held until 1994. He was part of the coaching team that led the Argentina under 20 team to their first World Youth Championship in 1979.

Duchini died on March 19, 2006, at the age of 95 in the Pirovano Hospital, he is buried in the La Chacarita Cemetery.

Titles

As coach
 Chacarita Juniors
 Primera B (1): 1941
 Argentina
 Pan American Games (1): 1959

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 Obituary in Clarín

1910 births
2006 deaths
Footballers from Buenos Aires
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Argentine football managers
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Burials at La Chacarita Cemetery

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Buddhism started to be called "Buddhism" a long time ago, about 2557 years ago when the first Buddha sat under a tree in India and became enlightened. That is, the Buddha became free from mental pain caused by attachment to mental phenomena.
When the Buddha sat under the tree he focused on his breath. When one focuses on the breath for a period of time, and is well practiced – eventually all thoughts in the mind stop.
Though it might seem a very unnatural state of mind, in Buddhism this is part of the goal because once the thoughts stop churning about in the mind – the mind becomes more aware, free, and responsive without the memories of the past or the hope of the future enchaining it.
Buddhism is the study of what Buddha did to free the mind from suffering. Buddha gave a lot of talks to help people come to the same state of being that he attained – and many have since then. They too are said to be arahants or "Buddhas" but, really the first Buddha is the one that was referred to and is referred to as "Buddha". Others were said to have attained arahantship.
Buddhism in Thailand is practiced a couple different ways. Thai Buddhism follows the Theravada style of Buddhism and yet there are a couple of schools of training.
Some Theravadans believe that one need only sit and meditate in order to attain enlightenment. Others believe you must also add "mindfulness" of the present moment.
Some schools of Buddhism are very strict and go only by what the Buddha originally said. Others also take into account what other enlightened persons have said as well.
Some in Buddhism believe in spirits, in good luck, in seeing the future, in protection amulets and tattoos, and many other other-worldly experiences.
Meaning – there is nothing important about the Buddha or what he has said if it doesn't apply to your own situation. Try it, if it works – keep it – practice it, if not, throw it away like trash and find some other way to practice.
Buddhism says our entire life should be like this – trying things, seeing if they work well for us – and discarding them if they don't.
Buddhism is an intelligent, rational, logical religion above all else. The believe in magic amulets and pendants can also be very rational and logical to some people. In fact, here in Thailand there are many more that believe in the power of Buddhist good luck pendants and amulets than people that don't believe in them.
Buddhists in Thailand are a little different from Buddhists in China, Malaysia, Burma, and India. Visit Thailand if you get a chance and see what Buddhism is to Thais. It's quite a wonderful way to live life.
"The Buddha", the original Buddha, was from India. His name was Gautama Siddhartha. This Buddha lived approximately 2552 years ago. The Thai calendar follows this notion, as this year is 2552, not 2009 to Thai people. Of course they use 2009 in many instances to help foreign visitors here to understand what they're talking about.
Buddha was said to have sat under a type of tree called a "Bodhi" tree where he became enlightened. To say the Budda was "enlightened" is to say he became free from suffering. The Buddha's mind no longer was chained by attachment to things… to ideas, to beliefs, to opinions. Siddhartha Budda saw reality as it truly is – free from the cravings that are usually part of the mind.
Thais in Thailand respect the original Buddha most of all, but they also have other Thai monks that are VERY important to them.
Ganesh – an elephant, of prime importance to Indians, Thais respect them – but don't revere them as much as the Indians do.
Because the Buddha transcended this mind we all have, he was able to teach others the path to liberation – to becoming like him – with a mind free from suffering, attachment, craving.
Meditating on the breath is a favorite past time for many Thai people here in Thailand. There are numerous Vipassana retreats that go for 10 days usually and that are attended by many foreigners visiting the country.
The original Budda is the ultimate figure in Buddism, but, there have been other Buddas to come after him.
Want to read about history of The Buddha?
If you are interested in learning more about meditation – which can lead you to enlightenment please have a look around the site here for some links to other Buddhism articles and information.


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"Aves de Rapina" debuted on the HBO Max catalog in Brazil and internationally with a censored version.
The movie had its swear words and toned down scenes of violence, visible in a scene with Detective Montoya (Rosie Perez) wearing a shirt with clearly stained handwriting. After facing off against Harlequin (Margot Robbie), she appeared with the shirt written "Did I Shave My Balls For This?", Which was smeared throughout the cut.
Six minutes of footage from the film has been removed. The theatrical version was 1h 49m, compared to 1h 43m for the version released on HBO Max. The new version released is intended for people over 14 years old.
Although "Birds of Prey" received 78% of critics' approvals on Rotten Tomatoes, the film did not please audiences and only raised $ 201.8 million worldwide, on a budget of $ 85 million. of dollars.
In addition to not having generated the expected financial return, the adaptation directed by Cathy Yan has been one of the most criticized by fans of DC Comics.
And it looks like Yan didn't have much creative choice on the project, having to submit to requests from Warner Bros. executives when they brought in Chad Stahelski ("John Wick") to direct some remakes of the feature. .
During an interview with The Playlist, the filmmaker brought up the subject and expressed her dismay by suggesting that the film did not go as she had planned.
"I think when you have a budget like 'Birds of Prey' there's a lot of pressure involved, especially when a studio is going through a lot of changes. Either way, you end up giving in and committing to what you're told to do. It's a little hard to fight [par manter sua própria visão]. "
She went on to say that her vision was not fully addressed in the film version:
"Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. It's like that, I would like to have more control over the editing, so I don't know if there is a Yan Cut of the film, but I think any filmmaker goes into this profession to be able to s 'fully express. We want what's going on in our head to be shown on the screen. I think it didn't happen [em 'Aves de Rapina']. "
Due to all of this controversy, it looks like Warner Bros. has no plans to invest in a sequel, at least for now.
During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Margot Robbie, Harley Quinn, was asked about the subject and gave fans a very negative response.
"I don't know anything about a sequel. As of now, I don't think there are any plans or anything of interest to mention.
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Criticism | Birds of Prey – DC strikes again with a fun, colorful, and vibrant movie
Have you ever heard of the cop, the bird, the psychotic and the mafia princess? 'Birds of Prey' is a twisted story told by Harley Quinn herself, and the only way Harley can tell it. When Gotham City's most narcissistic and infamous villain, Roman Sionis, and his zealous right-hand man, Zsasz, target a girl named Cass, the city swings in search of her. The paths of Harley, Huntress, Black Canary, and Renee Montoya collide, and the team has no choice but to knock Roman off their pedestal.
The cast includes Margot Robbie (Harlequin), Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Hunter), Jurnee Smollett-Bell (Black Canary), Rosie Perez (Renee Montoya), Ella Jay Basco (Cassandra Cain), Ewan McGregor (Black Mask) and Chris Messina ( Victor Zsasz).


UPTAKE AND TRANSPORT OF FATTY ACIDS INTO THE BRAIN AND THE ROLE OF THE BLOOD BRAIN BARRIER SYSTEM.
Creator: Dhopeshwarkar, G.A. & Mead, J.F.
Description: The use of nuclear microprobe techniques including: Particle induced x-ray emission (PIXE) and Rutherford backscattering spectrometry (RBS) for elemental analysis and quantitative elemental imaging of biological samples is especially useful in biological and biomedical research because of its high sensitivity for physiologically important trace elements or toxic heavy metals. The nuclear microprobe of the Ion Beam Modification and Analysis Laboratory (IBMAL) has been used to study the enhancement in metal uptake of two different plants. The roots of corn (Zea mays) have been analyzed to study the enhancement of iron uptake by adding Fe (II) or Fe (III) of different concentrations to the germinating medium of the seeds. The Fe uptake enhancement effect produced by lacing the germinating medium with carbon nanotubes has also been investigated. The aim of this investigation is to ensure not only high crop yield but also Fe-rich food products especially from calcareous soil which covers 30% of world's agricultural land. The result will help reduce iron deficiency anemia, which has been identified as the leading nutritional disorder especially in developing countries by the World Health Organization. For the second plant, Mexican marigold (Tagetes erecta), the effect of an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (Glomus intraradices) for the improvement of lead-phytoremediation of lead contaminated soil has been investigated. Phytoremediation provides an environmentally safe technique of removing toxic heavy metals (like lead), which can find their way into human food, from lands contaminated by human activities like mining or by natural disasters like earthquakes. The roots of Mexican marigold have been analyzed to study the role of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in enhancement of lead uptake from the contaminated rhizosphere.
Description: Our goal was to study the flows within and above of a forested area and assess the degree to which horizontal subcanopy motions transport significant amounts of CO2. This process can explain why ecosystem respiration appears to be underestimated on calm nights. It is essential to understand the physical and biological mechanisms that determine relevant processes that occur on these 'suspect' nights.
Description: Accurate characterization of polymer-electrolyte fuel cells (PEFCs) requires understanding the impact of mechanical and electrochemical loads on cell components. An essential aspect of this relationship is the effect of compression on the polymer membrane?s water-uptake behavior and transport properties. However, there is limited information on the impact of physical constraints on membrane properties. In this paper, we investigate both theoretically and experimentally how the water uptake of Nafion membrane changes under external compression loads. The swelling of a compressed membrane is modeled by modifying the swelling pressure in the polymer backbone which relies on the changes in the microscopic volume of the polymer. The model successfully predicts the water content of the compressed membrane measured through in-situ swelling-compression tests and neutron imaging. The results show that external mechanical loads could reduce the water content and conductivity of the membrane, especially at lower temperatures, higher humidities, and in liquid water. The modeling framework and experimental data provide valuable insight for the swelling and conductivity of constrained and compressed membranes, which are of interest in electrochemical devices such as batteries and fuel cells.
Description: Water uptake profiles of proton-exchange-membrane fuel-cell catalyst layers are characterized in the form of capillary-pressure saturation (Pc-S) curves. The curves indicate that the catalyst layers tested are highly hydrophilic and require capillary pressures as low as -80 kPa to eject imbibed water. Comparison of materials made with and without Pt indicates a difference in water ejection and uptake phenomena due to the presence of Pt. The addition of Pt increases the tendency of the catalyst layer to retain water. Dynamic vapor sorption (DVS) is used to characterize the water-vapor sorption onto Nafion, Pt/C, and C surfaces. The DVS results align with the trends found from the Pc-S curves and show an increased propensity for water uptake in the presence of Pt. The effect of the ion in Nafion, sodium or protonated form, is also compared and demonstrates that although the protonation of the Nafion in the catalyst layer also increases hydrophilicity, the effect is not as great as that caused by Pt.
Creator: Gunterman, Haluna P.; Kwong, Anthony H.; Gostick, Jeffrey T.; Kusoglu, Ahmet & Weber, Adam Z.
Description: This project seeks to obtain a mechanistic understanding of mobilization and sequestration of heavy metal ions by plants via root exudation.
Creator: Fan, Teresa W.-M.; Higashi, Richard M. & Crowley, David E.
A preliminary study on the effect of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors on peripheral and lower brainstem auditory processing.
Description: This study compared auditory behavioral and physiologic measures in normal control subjects and subjects prescribed with a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) who were yet to take the drug and those currently taking an SSRI. Test measures used were pure tone averages (PTA), acoustic reflex thresholds, uncomfortable loudness levels (UCL), otoacoustic emissions, masking level difference, temporal integration, amplitude resolution, and Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II) scores. Results indicated that there was a significant difference in the amplitude resolution of the unmedicated group when compared to the medicated and the control group. There was also a significant positive correlation between dynamic range (difference between UCL and PTA) and amplitude resolution. The BDI-II revealed a significant difference between the scores of the unmedicated and the control group as well as the medicated and the control group. Although other test measures indicated differences between the groups, the differences were not statistically significant.
Description: Few studies have been conducted on the effectiveness of phytoremediation of pharmaceutical compounds, although the persistent and non-acutely toxic nature of many of these compounds in today's water bodies may yield an ideal application for this practice. To quantify the potential effectiveness of plant uptake, kinetic and proportional bioconcentration factors (BCFk, and BCFp, respectively) in nanograms (ng) carbamazepine and amiodarone per gram (g) wet weight plant tissue for Lemna spp. were determined utilizing a 14-day continuous flow-through study. Samples were analyzed using isotope dilution liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (ID-LC-MS/MS) running in positive ion mode. Kinetic BCF was estimated at 0.538, while proportional BCF was estimated at 0.485. Kinetic BCF for the amiodarone study was estimated at 23.033, whereas proportional BCF was estimated at 41.340. Possible contamination of the C18 column and peristaltic pump failure may have impacted uptake results. In light of variability and current lack of research in the field, this work should be considered exploratory rather than conclusive.
Description: This study examined the relationship between selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) medication and auditory measures in clinically depressed women. Experimental subjects were tested in both a medicated and unmedicated condition. Experimental subjects were compared to a normal control group; additionally intrasubject comparison was made within the experimental group. Test measures included: audiometry, tympanometry, otoacoustic emissions, uncomfortable loudness level, masking level difference, SCAN-A, Synthetic Sentence Identification (SSI), and the low predictability section of the Revised Speech in noise (RSPIN). The unmedicated group scored significantly less favorably than the control group on the following tests; SCAN-A (composite, filtered words, and auditory figure ground), R-SPIN (0MCR condition in both the right and left ears). Additionally, the unmedicated group scored significantly less favorably than the medicated group on the SSI (-20MCR condition right ear only) and of the R-SPIN (0MCR condition right ear only). Other test measures indicated consistent trends but did reach significance.
Cesium, Rubidium, and Potassium Metabolism: Studies of Muscle Seeking Radionuclides.
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Creator: Bokelman, J.; Van Dyke, D.; Yano, Y. & Anger, H.
Biological Depth Dose Studies in Electron Beam Therapy: Effects on Anagen Mouse Hairs.
Creator: Lanzl, L. H. & Malkinson, F. D.
Biosynthesis of Unsaturated Fatty Acids by Bacilli. III. Uptake and Utilization of Exogenous Palmitate.
UPTAKE OF 237Np, 239Pu, 241Am, AND 244Cm FROM SOIL BY TUMBLEWEED AND CHEATGRASS.
Description: The ability of Nafion® membrane to absorb water rapidly and create a network of hydrated interconnected water domains provides this material with an unmatched ability to conduct ions through a chemically and mechanically robust membrane. The morphology and composition of these hydrated membranes significantly affects their transport properties and performance. This work demonstrates that differences in interfacial interactions between the membranes exposed to vapor or liquid water can cause significant changes in kinetics of water uptake. In-situ small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) experiments captured the rapid swelling of the membrane in liquid water with nanostructure rearrangement on the order of seconds. For membranes in contact with water vapor, morphological changes are four-orders-of-magnitude slower than in liquid water, suggesting that interfacial resistance limits the penetration of water into the membrane. Also, upon water absorption from liquid water, a structural rearrangement from a distribution of spherical and cylindrical domains to exclusively cylindrical-like domains is suggested. These differences in water-uptake kinetics and morphology provide a new perspective into Schroeder's Paradox, which dictates different water contents for vaporand liquid-equilibrated ionomers at unit activity. The findings of this work provide critical insights into the fast kinetics of water absorption of Nafion membrane, which can aid in the design of energy conversion devices that operate under frequent changes in environmental conditions.
Creator: Kusoglu, Ahmet; Modestino, Miguel A.; Hexemer, Alexander; Segalman, Rachel A. & Weber, Adam Z.
RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS AND BOTANICAL COMPOSITION OF THE DIET OF CATTLE GRAZING THE AREA 18 RANGE OF THE NEVADA TEST SITE, 1966--1970.
Creator: Smith, D.D.; Brown, K.W.; Brechbill, R.A.; Giles, K.R. & Lesperance, A.L.
Description: A new rapid computer assisted micro-titer plate interferon assay system was developed and characterized for use in high capacity clinical and research applications. The biological aspect of the assay was a modification of the assay methods of Finter, Armstrong and McManus. It was an application of spectrophotometric quantification of the reduction of viral cytopathic effect (CPE) as reflected by neutral red dye uptake by viable cells. A computer program was developed for the extrapolation of raw data to reference interferon units.
Description: High-quantum-yield, photochemical energy conversion requires that energy (photons) captured by ultra fast photophysical processes be converted to chemical or electrochemical products. Natural photosynthesis provides examples of systems in which photophysical and chemical processes are nearly optimally linked. The natural systems have a hierarchical design, consisting of discrete chemical subsystems that break photosynthesis into a sequence of individual photochemical and chemical reaction steps. This project examines the influence of specific protein microenvironments on the sequence of electron transfer and on the assembly of hierarchical, supramolecular photosynthetic assemblies.
Creator: Tiede, D.M. Vazquez, J. & Cordova, J.
Description: Physiologic systems can be represented by compartmental models which describe the uptake of radio-labeled tracers from blood to tissue and their subsequent washout. Arterial and venous time-activity curves from isolated heart experiments are analyzed using spectral analysis, in which the impulse response function is represented by a sum of decaying exponentials. Resolution and uniqueness tests are conducted by synthesizing isolated heart data with predefined compartmental models, adding noise, and applying the spectral analysis technique. Venous time-activity curves are generated by convolving a typical arterial input function with the predefined spectrum. The coefficients of a set of decaying exponential basis functions are determined using a non-negative least squares algorithm, and results are compared with the predefined spectrum. The uniqueness of spectral method solutions is investigated by computing model covariance matrices, using error propagation and prior knowledge of noise distributions. Coupling between model parameters is illustrated with correlation matrices.
Creator: Kuo, Chaincy; Reutter, Bryan W. & Huesman, Ronald H.
Description: The object of the research of the project was to demonstrate that Si-replete plants prefer Si-deprived ones that the latter are defined to an extent ''experimental artifacts.'' The research was to ''concentrate on describing mechanical and biochemical features.
Description: The various processes of DNA uptake by cells can be categorized as: viral DNA entry, conjugation, or transformation. Within each category, a variety of mechanisms have been found. However, considerable similarities occur among the different mechanisms of conjugation and, especially, transformation. All of these natural mechanisms of DNA transfer are quite elaborate and involve multiple protein components, as the case may be, of the virus, the donor cell, and the recipient cell. The mechanisms of viral infection and conjugation will be discussed mainly with respect to their relevance to transformation.


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This week we're launching a new podcast called Ready To Role: Diplomacy (or Diplomacy, for short). In it, Robb talks with a member of the roleplaying community about whatever subjects they want want to shine a light on and gives others a chance to get to know them.
In our first episode (a double-length two-part special!), Robb talks with Joff (@owlbare on Twitter) about the awesome #BoxOfManyThings exchange on Twitter, the #ShadyAcres homebrew adventure he and others will be playing on his Twitch, mental health, and of course, why he is addicted to Dungeons & Dragons! Oh, and who can forget, toast & tea? Give both parts a listen below!
Be sure to check back next week when we talk with @Little_Red_Dot about playing and storycrafting for podcasts, as well as a little bit of module building!
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La Clinique mondiale des plantes (GPC, Global Plant Clinic) est une institution britannique qui fournit des services et une assistance technique dans le domaine de la santé des plantes. Présente dans plus de 80 centres phytosanitaires en Afrique, en Asie et en Amérique latine, la GPC est gérée par CABI, organisation agricole internationale basée en Angleterre,  en partenariat avec la station expérimentale de Rothamsted (Rothamsted Research), centre de recherche agronomique situé en Angleterre, et Fera Science, coentreprise détenue conjointement par Capita et le département de l'Environnement, de l'Alimentation et des Affaires rurales. La clinique dispose d'un service de diagnostic, qui couvre toutes les plantes et tous types de problèmes, dans plus de 80 pays, et contribue à maintenir la vigilance sur les maladies des plantes. La clinique forme également des phytopathologistes, et collabore avec tous les secteurs concernés pour améliorer l'accès régulier et fiable à une assistance technique et à des conseils.

Historique

L'identification des agents pathogènes des plantes était l'un des objectifs initiaux de l'Imperial Bureau of Mycology (Bureau impérial de mycologie), créé en 1920, qui fut ensuite intégré dans les Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux (CAB, Bureaux agricoles du Commonwealth) qui comprenaient des scientifiques ayant des compétences particulières en mycologie, en entomologie et en nématologie et plus tard en bactériologie. Les Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux ont été renommés par la suite, en 1992, en CAB International.

CABI travaille principalement avec les pays en développement. Dans les années 1980, l'Overseas Development Administration (Administration pour le développement de l'Outre-Mer, actuel département du Développement international (DFID, Department for International Development) a commencé à financer un service de diagnostic et de conseil pour les maladies des plantes. Jim Waller, Ian Gibson, Dick Pawsey et d'autres sont devenus « officiers de liaison » en pathologie végétale, menant des investigations sur des problèmes importants tels que la maladie de Sumatra du giroflier en Indonésie et fournissant une assistance technique à de nombreux projets de pathologie végétale financés par le gouvernement britannique.

Lorsque le DFID a été créé par le gouvernement travailliste en 1997, cela fut le signal d'un changement majeur dans la politique de développement.
Le service de diagnostic et de conseil a changé de nom en 2002 devenant la « Clinique mondiale des plantes », engageant un changement majeur en termes de priorités et d'activités.
Les services de base de diagnostic des maladies fongiques, bactériennes et des maladies à nématodes ont été maintenus et élargis afin d'inclure les virus et les phytoplasmes.
Phil Jones, basé à la station expérimentale de Rothamsted, avait été financé conjointement avec l'IMI (International Mycological Institute) pour fournir ces services à partir des années 1990, mais il a fallu attendre 2005 pour que la station expérimentale de Rothamsted et la Food and Environment Research Agency (FERA, Agence de recherche sur l'alimentation et l'environnement) soient officiellement incorporées dans l'alliance GPC. FERA était précédemment connue sous le CSL (Central Science Laboratory).

Centres de santé des plantes

La GPC a créé de nombreux centres de santé des plantes susceptibles d'être exploités de façon autonome par des organisations des pays concernés.
Le premier pays à se lancer fut la Bolivie, sous l'égide du Centro de Investigación Agrícola Tropical (CIAT) et de la fondation Proinpa. Il existe désormais dans ce pays 241 cliniques des plantes, appelées Postas para plantas. L'exemple de la Bolivie fut rapidement suivi par l'Ouganda et ensuite par le Bangladesh.
Les premières expériences ont suscité l'intérêt du Nicaragua, qui possède maintenant le plus important et le plus vaste réseau de cliniques (appelés Puestos para Plantas) reliées par un réseau revitalisé pour le diagnostic et la gestion de la santé des végétaux.
Parmi les autres pays qui ont adopté des cliniques de santé de plantes figurent la Sierra Leone, la République démocratique du Congo, le Rwanda, l'Inde et le Vietnam.
La GPC a également lancé des cliniques pilotes au Pérou et en Indonésie.

Notes et références

Liens externes

  Plant clinics for healthy crops, Leisa magazine, 2007.
  Plant Healthcare for Poor Farmers: An Introduction to the Work of the Global Plant Clinic, American Phytopathological Society.
  A new vision of plant health services for world's poor, SciDev.Net.
  Aider les agriculteurs à réduire les pertes de récoltes, SciDev.Net.

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After the iconic fall of the Berlin Wall, one might assume the world would have moved away from the idea of using such structures for exclusion. But as evidenced by politicians and presidential candidates, the debate over walls is still very much alive.
Directors Pablo Iraburu and Migueltxo Molina bypass the politics and instead focus on the human side of the issue. Walls tells the intimate stories of lives affected by division on the borders of Spain and Morocco, Mexico and the United States, and South Africa and Zimbabwe. Its in situ reporting spotlights a woman who smuggles to support her kids, a young couple desperately plotting to cross the border, and a group of men who find that life on the other side isn't what they dreamed. For balance, the film also talks to border guards, who, despite their opinions on the issue, believe they're simply doing their job. From afar, it's easy to argue over the moral implications or usefulness of such barriers. Alternatively, this staggering documentary finds the heart of the matter directly on the frontlines.
Following the success of the Walled Cities film season last year, Walled Cities 2 continues to bring QFT audiences and QUB academics/experts together via the screening of three city films in which political conflict is in the foreground and visualised through urban walls in diverse parts of the world. An introduction and discussion, with refreshments, will accompany each screening. This is a CACity collaborative research group (Cinema and Architecture in the City) event series funded by Queen's SNBE Culture and Society research cluster. Visit cacity.org for more information.


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The Skull of a Rattlesnake
Arthur Burgess
Profile and Full Face of a Rattlesnake, drawn from Life
Cerastes Cornutus, seen from the Front
Finished Drawing of the Skull of a Tortoise
A Peacock (from "Fables of Aesop and Others")
Thomas Bewick (designer, engraver)
Recto: Exercise on Spiral Forms: enlarged Study of a Snail Shell. Verso: Outline of a Snail Shell
The spiral Pattern at the Extremity of a Cone-shell
Outline of thirteenth-century illuminated Ornament
The red Lily of Florence: Study from the Campanile of the Duomo, Florence
Drawing of a Parrot on a Branch of the Tree of Knowledge, from Lützelburger's Woodcut of "The Fall", from the Series of "Images of Death"?
Photograph of a Drawing of a Carpenter's Shop, supposedly by Dürer
Anonymous, Continental
An old Soldier: enlarged Drawing of Dürer's "Landscape with Cannon"
Albrecht Dürer (etcher)
The Angels appearing to the Shepherds
The Stork and Aqueduct (unpublished Plate from the Liber Studiorum)
Engraving of Turner's "Buckfastleigh Abbey, Devonshire"
anonymous British
Engraving of Turner's "Aske Hall"
Photograph of Turner's "Great Fall of the Reichenbach, in the Valley of Hasle, Switzerland"
L. Caldesi & Co
Photograph of Turner's "Upper Fall of the Reichenbach: Rainbow"
Engraving of Turner's "Mossdale Fall"
Photograph of Turner's "Passage of Mount Saint Gothard, taken from the Centre of the Teufels Broch (Devil's Bridge), Switzerland"
Engraving of a Work by Turner of an Abbey in Yorkshire at Evening
Photograph of Turner's "Moonlight at Sea (The Needles)"
Woodcut from the Series of "Images of Death"
Bridge at the Pfaffenspirng, Saint Gotthard


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2 edition of study of the types of literature found in the catalog.
study of the types of literature
Mabel Irene Rich
by Mabel Irene Rich
Published 1949 by Appleton-Century-Crofts in New York .
English literature -- History and criticism.,
American literature -- History and criticism.
Includes bibliographies and index.
Statement by Mabel Irene Rich.
Pagination xxx, 580 p. :
Biblical literature - Biblical literature - The critical study of biblical literature: exegesis and hermeneutics: Exegesis, or critical interpretation, and hermeneutics, or the science of interpretive principles, of the Bible have been used by both Jews and Christians throughout their histories for various purposes. The most common purpose has been discovering the truths and values of the Old. Children's books come in a variety of genres, including picture books, rhythmic books, folklore, fairy tales, fantasy books, first books, concept books and issue books. The way a book is formatted and its content determine what genre it falls under. Picture books are books .
Audio Books & Poetry Community Audio Computers, Technology and Science Music, Arts & Culture News & Public Affairs Non-English Audio Spirituality & Religion. Librivox Free Audiobook. Full text of "A Study of the Types of Literature" See other formats. The Book of Exodus primarily fits into the genres of narrative and law. Narrative is the genre of story telling, whether it is fictional narration or.
The Study of Literature. Please read Chapter 3 from Russell, D. L. (). Literature for children: a short introduction. Introduction "A Story is a Doorway" ~ by Richard Peck. A story is a doorway. That opens on a wider place. A story is a mirror Why do we need to study literature? * Leo Tolstoy 1. Anna Karenina 2. War and Peace * Charles Dickens 1. David Copperfield 2. Tale of Two Cities * William Shakespeare 1. Macbeth 2. Julius Caesar * George Orwell 1. 2. Animal Farm * Mark Twain 1. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2.
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Meditations and prayers of the life, passion, resurrection and ascension of our Saviovr Iesus Christ. Written in Latine by Thomas of Kempis canon regular of the order of S. Augustine, true authour of The following of Christ. And Englished by Thomas Carre confessour to the canonesses regular of S. Augustins order of N. Dame de Sion
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Study and Solutions Guide for Precalculus
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Tables of European history, literature and art, from A.D.200-1909
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Study of the types of literature by Mabel Irene Rich Download PDF EPUB FB2
As we all know, almost all type of literature is available in written form. A lot of oral literature too has been made available in the form of books. We will now look into fiction and non-fiction literature as two major types of literature, and also consider the various types of oral literature.
While prose and verse are the two forms of writings. The literary types of the Word have been divided many different ways by different authors of commentaries and Bible study books. We offer these seven as a simple guide that will help any student draw truth from the rich pages of the Bible.
Different types of publications have different characteristics. Primary Literature. Primary sources means original studies, based on direct observation, use of statistical records, interviews, or experimental methods, of actual practices or the actual impact of practices or policies.
They are authored by researchers, contains original research data, and are usually published in a peer. Literature Reviews, Introduction to Different Types of. There are many different types of literature reviews, each with its own approach, analysis, and purpose.
To confuse matters, these types aren't named consistently. The following are some of the more common types of literature reviews. These are more rigorous, with some level of appraisal. Different Types of Books Books are either fiction or non-fiction. Non-fiction books contain factual information, such as biographies and history books.
Fiction books contain a story which was made up by the author, such as romance or children's books. There are many types of literature review and the following types of literature review are the most popular in business studies: Narrative literature review critiques the literature and summarizes the body of a literature.
Narrative review also draws conclusions about the topic and identifies gaps or inconsistencies in a body of knowledge.
Part of DK's bestselling Big Ideas series, The Literature Book answers these questions and more as it examines the world's most celebrated books, plays, and poetry. This includes Latin American and African fiction, and best-selling masterpieces from the most renowned authors ever to have lived/5(62).
Other examples include journals, diaries, biographies, autobiographies, and essays. Nonfiction can also use figurative language; however, it is not as abundant as in poetry and even fiction.
Meta-Analysis - Works consisting of studies using a quantitative method of combining the results of independent studies (usually drawn from the published literature) and synthesizing summaries and conclusions which may be used to evaluate therapeutic effectiveness, plan new studies, etc.
It is often an overview of clinical trials. Types of literature Reviews Traditional or Narrative literature Review. The process is subject to bias that supports the researcher's own work. Systematic Literature Review.
Meta-analysis. Meta-synthesis. Author: Gerald Natal. Literature reviews are pervasive throughout various academic disciplines, and thus you can adopt various approaches to effectively organize and write your literature review. The University of Southern California created a summarized list of the various types of literature reviews, reprinted here.
methodology for language and literature studies. Taken from many various sources, the course material covers a number of kinds of research methods usable for the study of.
The two main categories separating the different genres of literature are fiction and nonfiction. There are several genres of literature that fall under the nonfiction category.
Nonfiction sits in direct opposition to fiction. Fundamentally an expression of life through the medium of language, literature accordingly needs to be systematically studied. The present book is a treasure in this direction owing to its concise and easily comprehensible elucidation of ways of studying the varied genre of literature--poetry, prose fiction, drama, short story, essay and by: The two types of literature are written and oral.
Written literature includes novels and poetry. It also has subsections of prose, fiction, myths, novels and short stories.
Oral literature includes folklore, ballads, myths and fables. Spoken literature tells a story of a person, place or time. "Literary criticism" is the field of looking at literature as art. "Semiotics" is the field of looking at 'signs' and the formation of meaning in communications in general of which literary sentences are part.
"Linguistics" is the scientific study. Here are some of the popular categories of books and stories in literature. An autobiography is the story of a person's life written or told by that person. Bill Peet: An Autobiography.
A biography is the story of a person's life written or told by another person. Eleanor, by Barbara Cooney. A fable is a story that teaches a moral or a lesson. It often has animal characters.
Literature Reviews What this handout is about This handout will explain what a literature review is and offer insights into the form and construction of a literature review in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences.
Introduction OK. You've got to write a literature review. You dust off a novel and a book. The Bible is literature, as is any book, filled with many kinds or types of language. It has Law, History, Wisdom, Poetry, Gospel, Epistles, Prophecy, and Apocalyptic Literature. Biblical Genres Include: Law: This contains the instructions and precepts of Moses, such as Leviticus and Size: 21KB.
Types of Scientific Literature While the research article is the workhorse of the scientific literature, it is by no means the only game in town. Presented below, in no particular order, is a brief list of some of the various types of written information that scientists may consult during the course of their work.
Types of LiteratureThere are two main character types of literature:Fiction is literature that is made-up. It comes from a writer's imagination.
Non-fiction is literature about real people, places, things, ideas. Fiction and nonfiction are broken into many different types.The Literature Book is a fascinating journey through the greatest works of world literature, from the Iliad to Don Quixote to The Great Gatsby.
Around crystal-clear articles explore landmark novels, short stories, plays A global look at the greatest works of Eastern and Western literature and the themes that unite them, for students and /5.
Types of LiteratureLiterature falls into two majors types: written and oral literatureOral literature includes ballads, myth, jokes, folktales and fables and a writtensource has drama, novel, poetry and nonfictional major types of literature across the world are English, Greek, Latin, Roman,African, Indian, American, French, Irish, Spain, Chinese, Italian, Japanese,Persian, Sanskrit.
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I first released Coquette in late 2001. It had three weights: Light, Regular, and Bold. I've updated it a few times since then, most significantly in 2010 with the OpenType version and expanded language support.
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