A COURSE IN MIRACLES IS MUCH MORE VALUABLE THAN ANY OTHER BELIEF SYSTEM/PSYCHOLOGY I'VE TRIED: NOT ONE OF THEM, FROM BUDDHISM TO COGNITIVE THERAPY, HAS GIVEN ME A JOT OF IMPROVEMENT.
EVEN IF THESE CHANGES ARE MORE OR LESS IMPERCEPTIBLE, THEY ARE AT LEAST SOMETHING - AND THEY DO SEEM TO HAVE STAYING POWER.
THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT ACIM IS THE 'PATH' FOR ME, THOUGH I CAN SEE IT AIN'T GOING TO BE EASY - TO SAY THE LEAST.
AT TIMES I FEEL SO FRUSTRATED AT THE HOLY SPIRITS'S UNBREAKABLE SILENCE THAT I GENUINELY FEEL LIKE PACKING IT IN AND SCREAMING TERRIBLE ABUSE HIS WAY.
I SIMPLY CANNOT UNDERSTAND HOW I'M SUPPOSED TO GAIN THE MAJOR BENEFITS AS PROMISED BY THE BOOK IF I SENSE NO OTHER VOICE THAN THE EGO'S. HOW CAN I MAKE ANOTHER CHOICE IF THERE APPEARS ONLY ONE OPTION? HOW CAN I CHOOSE ANOTHER ROUTE WHEN THERE APPEARS ONLY ONE ROAD???
STILL, IT'S THE BOOK FOR ME, I SAY THROUGH GRITTED TEETH.
Thank you so much for sharing about your struggle with A Course In Miracles. It sounds like you have tried many other things, so it is quite a testimony to ACIM!
I have heard many like it. A little peace is so much better than none at all, and gives us hope we are going in the right direction. That is all we need sometimes to keep going.
Have you seen the article on hearing from god ? - It is a thread by students of A Course In Miracles on what it means to them to hear the voice for God. It was a reply to someone, like yourself, feeling so frustrated at not hearing God talking to her.
we provide a space for God to enter.
We have stopped looking for the answer to our problem in our own mind.
This thought alone turns down the chatter of our minds. And silence is already so much better a form of guidance than our 'hateful' thoughts.
In my experience, the more we trust that our "little willingness" is enough and that the answer will be provided, the more it is provided.
HOW CAN I MAKE ANOTHER CHOICE IF THERE APPEARS ONLY ONE OPTION? HOW CAN I CHOOSE ANOTHER ROUTE WHEN THERE APPEARS ONLY ONE ROAD?
In a sense, we don't choose between two voices. We realise that, no matter how many options it seems to come up with, we only hear the ego's voice.
We realise that this voice is not doing a good job of giving us peace and happiness.
"Hey, what do I know.
We are then willing to rest in a place of trust that we are receiving guidance and we "cannot fail".
Your resistance is not shocking and your thoughts are not hateful. They are just thoughts.
"These thoughts do not mean anything.
The thoughts of which I am aware do not mean anything because I am trying to think without God. What I call "my" thoughts are not my real thoughts.
My real thoughts are the thoughts I think with God. I am not aware of them because I have made my thoughts to take their place.
I am willing to recognize that my thoughts do not mean anything, and to let them go.
I choose to have them be replaced by what they were intended to replace.
You have my admiration for your belief that peace is possible and your persistence in being willing to receive it. God guides us. We cannot fail.
Firstly, you ARE the Holy Spirit! It is not a separate entity to you. It IS you, and all of us. In our actual natural state we are one spiritual being.
One thing stopping you from communicating is mental chatter. Practice overcoming it Paul. Set targets for say 30 seconds, then a minute, then 2 minutes, and practice sitting in silence with an empty mind. It is REALLY TOUGH! But it's do-able. Only in mental silence will inspiration from the Holy Spirit flow. It can't not happen.
Also remember to accept whatever level you are at. As Katherine says: "It's OK"
Resistance to your current state of being, whether good or bad, only repels, on an atomic level, the very thing you want. You create your own resistance.
I SIMPLY CANNOT UNDERSTAND HOW I'M SUPPOSED TO GAIN THE MAJOR BENEFITS AS PROMISED BY THE BOOK IF I SENSE NO OTHER VOICE THAN THE EGO'S.
You are not gaining anything you don't already have Paul. Treat it as a remembering of what you are instead of a search for some kind of external gain. Practice Silence, Meditation, and do your Lessons absolutely, totally, religiously, and if you don't do them properly then do them again and again until you do! Then one day something will happen and you will realise that progress has been real and unceasing, and has crept up on you gently. You will then be amazed and spurred on to greater success within yourself.
Wishing you much success brother.
Thank you Keith for your beautiful words.
I have been a student of the Course for many, many years, and have never heard a "Voice".
That said I have experienced a change of mind, or a change in how I see someone, or how I see a situation.
Especially in stressful situations when I have called upon the Holy Spirit. The thought clearly changed, and the new thought was not mine. How I saw the situation, how I was going about dealing with it, what was circling in my head as to all the different past thoughts, past situations, past comments...... It is all in play (Actively effecting).
I called upon the Holy Spirit only because I had reached the point where I knew I was angry, upset, depressed, fearful, whatever. But I knew enough to STOP and seek to allow my thoughts to be changed. And they were.
Interestingly enough I typically don't remember all the stuff that was floating around when I was upset. It was as if it was all inappropriate.
What I saw was altogether different. My actions, my response, my communication fit appropriately with what I now knew. And what I heard back confirmed it.
"Who am I?"...is a very good question.
You really don't know all the stuff hidden in the storage decks of your mind, that is in play, manipulating your experience. Nothing is as it seems ;-). You realise this more when you experience how quickly, and how radically it can be altered by a simple, sincere request.
Who am I....... I ask because I know I don't know, and I ....can be changed.
ACIM is the ultimate adventure. You never know where you are but you can sense your direction.
Thank you John, for your honesty and your insight. I love and need the reminder that we only need to ask and have a little willingness. It is so tempting to try to work everything out!


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KFC at Christmas: How Celebrations in Japan and the UK Are Wildly Different
The global brand, which has a global appeal, has a very different approach to Christmas depending on where you live
A man in a red suit with a white beard. Festive decoration and delicious smells wafting from the kitchen.
We're not talking about your grandma's house. We're talking about KFC in Japan on Christmas Eve – and if you haven't booked months in advance you might not get served at all.
In Japan, KFC is as unequivocally linked with Christmas as turkey and pigs in blankets in the UK. Orders are placed months in advanced and queues form out the door during the Christmas period.
Between 22 – 28 November, we found nearly 3,000 Japanese mentions of KFC and Christmas, up 138% on the 7 days previous. While it's early in the festive season, preparations have definitely begun.
A santa-suited Colonel Sanders' is already cheerfully greeting visitors and people are making reservations for their Christmas meal in December.
Christmas in Japan is all about The Colonel #KFC #KentuckyFriedChristmas pic.twitter.com/86aKmtkXX9
— Martin Rowse (マーティン ローズ) (@martinrowse) December 1, 2018
To someone who's none the wiser, like myself, the KFC tradition in Japan at Christmas time is highly intriguing but also incredibly bizarre. Here's how it all began.
Kentucky for Christmas in Japan
It started in December 1974, when KFC began promoting their fried chicken as a Christmas meal.
Apparently it was the idea of Takeshi Okawara, the first KFC manager in Japan, who had the idea in a dream after overhearing some people in his store talking about missing turkey at Christmas. He dreamt up a 'Party Barrel' to help them celebrate with something that was a close alternative.
Eric Barton writes for the BBC:
"In 1974, KFC took the marketing plan national, calling it Kurisumasu ni wa Kentakkii, or Kentucky for Christmas. It took off quickly, and so did the Harvard-educated Okawara, who climbed through the company ranks and served as president and CEO of Kentucky Fried Chicken Japan from 1984 to 2002."
It's no wonder he served so long – the campaign has turned into a tradition in Japan, with an estimated 3.6 million families tucking in to KFC in the Christmas season. The restaurant even serves alcohol, something that fast food restaurants in the UK mostly shy away from.
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Meanwhile, on the other side of the world
The Christmas KFC experience in the UK is a somewhat different one, although the company certainly invests in celebrating.
This year, the Christmas advert features a brave chicken taking on an almighty turkey – the message, I suppose, is that while turkeys are available sometimes in the year, the reliable chicken is always there. (Ironic, considering KFC famously ran out of chicken in the UK this year, Though they pulled things back spectacularly).
You can find out how the advert ranks in our annual Christmas ad rankings here.
They're really going to town on the inferiority of the turkey.
#TeamChicken pic.twitter.com/St1jVP4Uhd
— KFC UK & Ireland (@KFC_UKI) November 16, 2018
But compared to the round-the-block queues and romance of the Japanese KFC Christmas hype, you'd be forgiven for thinking it's pretty much business as usual in UK branches.
Finger lickin' genius
KFC's success at harnessing the previously unharnessed Christmas food market in Japan is nothing short of genius – and it's probably why Mr Takeshi Okawara was such a longstanding CEO.
It made me think about similar gaps in markets I'm more familiar with.
While the US is celebrating Thanksgiving, much of the UK is going about their normal business. Is there a similar gap in the calendar to Japan's pre-70s Christmas?
Perhaps a branded take on the US holiday could spark a whole new tradition in the UK.
Special thanks to Mari Kitamura for her input and query writing for this research.
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PGIMS CET (UG)- 2021 for Admission to B.Sc. Nursing, BPT & Para Medical Courses
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PGIMS CET (UG)- 2021 Schedule & Eligibility for Admission to B.Sc. Nursing, BPT & Para Medical Courses
Online application are invited for Common Entrance Test (UG) for Admission to B.Sc. Nursing, Post-Basic B.Sc. Nursing, BPT & other Para Medical Courses in Govt./Private institutions for the session 2021-22 as per schedule given below.
Prospectus containing eligibility conditions, list of participating institutions with no. of sanctioned seats and other instructions can be seen/ downloaded from websites www.uhsr.ac.in
Details of B.Sc. Nursing, Post-Basic B.Sc. Nursing, BPT & other Para Medical Courses admission schedule
To apply for B.Sc. Nursing, Post Basic B.Sc. Nurisng, B.P.T. and other Paramedical Courses.
Online availability of Prospectus, Online Registration, acceptance of applications, Deposition of Registration – cum - counseling fee
20.08.2021 to 09.09.2021 (upto 11:59 PM)
Last Date Extended upto 07.10.2021
Editing In application form
10.09.2021 (upto 11:59 PM) Revised date- 08.10.2021
Last date of submission of online application form
09.09.2021 (upto 11:59 PM)
Registration – cum - counseling fee
Rs. 2400/- (for GC Cat.) and Rs. 600/- (for SC/BC/EWS/PWBD Cat. of Haryana)
Date & Time of Common Entrance Test (CET)
To be notified later
Candidates will download their Admit Card
Display of category-wise merit list of the applicants
Date of Counseling
Will be displayed on website separately
Venue of Counseling
Committee Room, Director Office, Pt. B.D. Sharma, PGIMS, Rohtak
To download notice of date extension- Click here
Minimum qualifying marks for admission-
For General & General EWS category - 50th Percentile-
For PWBD of Unreserved category & General EWS category candidates- 45th Percentile
For Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, other Backward classes & PWBD category of SC/ST & OBC candidates- - 40th Percentile
A Minimum eligibility percentile for CET -UG at par with guidelines of Govt. of India for NEET-UG examination will be followed for CET-UG (2021-22) Exam.
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:-
The candidate must have passed following examinations:
1.B.Sc. Nursing
The candidate must have passed Senior School Certificate examination (10+2) of Board of School Education, Haryana or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto with at least 45% aggregate marks for General Category, 40% marks for SC/BC in Physics, Chemistry, Biology &English (P,C,B &E) taken together in qualifying examination . However, the candidate must obtain pass marks in each subject separately.
2.Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR POST BASIC B.Sc NURSING 2 YEARS COURSE-
(i) The Candidate will attain the age of 21 years or more on 31.12.2021. The age shall be determined as per entry in the Matriculation/Higher Secondary or its equivalent certificate.
(ii) The candidate must have passed following examinations: Higher secondary or Senior secondary or intermediate or an equivalent Examination recognized by the university for this purpose. Those who have done Metric/ 10+1 in or before 1986, will be eligible for admission.
(iii) Has obtained a certificate in General nursing and midwifery and registered as RN &RM with any state nurses registration council.
(iv) Must have been declared medically fit by the competent Medical Board constituted by PGIMS, Rohtak.
(v) In case of an employee of UHSR/State Govt., the candidate desirous of undertaking the Higher studies will have to obtain an NOC from State Government/ University of Health Sciences, Rohtak before submitting their applications to the institutions concerned for admission in the course. Any application submitted without NOC of competent authority will not be considered eligible for various benefits under this policy.
3.Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) at College of Physiotherapy, PGIMS, Rohtak-
A candidate must have passed Sr. Sec. Certificate Exam. (10+2) of Board of School Education Haryana or equivalent exam with a minimum of 50 % marks in the aggregate in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English taken together and pass the qualifying examination. In case of SC/ST/BC candidates the marks obtained should be read as 40% in qualifying examinations.
4.Bachelor of Optometry (B. OPTO.), Regional Institute of Ophthalmology, PGIMS, Rohtak.
a. A candidate must have passed Sr. Sec. Certificate Exam. (10+2) of Board of School Education Haryana or equivalent exam with a minimum of 50 % marks in the aggregate in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English taken together and pass the qualifying examination. In case of SC/ST/BC candidates the marks obtained should be read as 40% in qualifying examinations.
b. In-service candidates (for Bachelor of Optometry) :
(i) A person in regular employment shall also be eligible as in-service candidates provided he/she fulfills above qualifications for eligibility has passed the course of Ophthalmic Assistant/Optometry/Orthotist (minimum 2 years duration) from any recognized Board/Council/University and thereafter is in regular employment with Haryana Health/Medical Education and research department and possesses a minimum experience of 3 years or more as Optometrist/Ophthalmic Assistant in Haryana Health/ Medical Education and Research Department.
c. If in-service departmental candidate is not available/ not qualified then candidate having passed the course of Ophthalmic assistant/Optometry/Orthotist (minimum 2 years duration) from any recognized Board/Council/University with 3 years experience in any hospital/clinic shall be eligible against seats reserved for in-service candidates.
Further if the candidates of above categories are not available as given para (b) &(c) above, the seat will be filled up by following Haryana Govt. reservation policy.
5.B.Sc. in Medical Technology Operation Theatre (OT)Coursea.
(i) A person in regular employment of UHS/Haryana Health/Medical Education &Research Deptt. who applies through proper Channel must have passed Sr. Sec. Certificate Exam. (10+2) of Board of School Education Haryana / Pre medical or equivalent exam with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English taken together and pass the qualifying examination. In case of SC/ST/BC candidates the marks obtained should be read as 40% in qualifying examinations. And She/he possesses a Diploma in Operation Theatre Technician from an Institution / Board Council recognized by Haryana Govt. and has a minimum of 3 years of experience as O.T. Assistant / O.T. Master in various capacities in Haryana Govt. under Medical Education & Research Deptt. if the In-service candidates with above mentioned criteria are not available/not qualified then.
(ii) A person in regular employment of UHS/ Haryana Health /Medical Education & Research Deptt. Who applies through proper channel having passed Matric Exam (10th Class) of Board of School Education Haryana or equivalent exam with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate with Hindi and English taken together in case of SC/ST/BC Candidates the marks obtained should be read as 40% in qualifying examinations. And She/he possesses a Diploma in Operation Theatre technician from an Institution / Board Council recognized by Haryana Govt. and has a minimum of 5 years of experience as O.T. Assistant / O.T. Master in various capacities in Haryana Govt. under Medical Education & Research Deptt. If the In-service candidates with above mentioned criteria are also not available/not qualified then iii) A person in regular employment of UHS/ Haryana Health/ Medical Education & Research Deptt. who applies through proper channel must have passed Sr. Sec. Certificate Exam (10+2) of Board of School Education Haryana/ Pre medical or equivalent exam with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English taken together and pass the qualifying examination. In case of SC/ST/BC candidates the marks obtained should be read as 40% in qualifying examinations. And she/he should possess a minimum of 5 years of experience in Operation Theatre in various capacities in Haryana Govt. under Medical Education & Research Deptt.
6.B.Sc. Medical Lab. Technology (B.Sc. MLT)-
A candidate must have passed Sr. Sec. Certificate Exam. (10+2) of Board of School Education Haryana or equivalent exam with a minimum of 50 % marks in the aggregate in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English taken together and pass the qualifying examination. In case of SC/ST/BC candidates the marks obtained should be read as 40% in qualifying examinations.For in-service Candidates applying through Proper Channel:Those employees have put in a minimum 5 years of regular service even after passing Diploma in MLT from the institutions/ boards/ councils recognized by Haryana Govt.
7.B.Sc. in Radiotherapy Technology-
8.B.Sc. in Radiography &Imaging Technology-
A candidate must have passed Sr. Sec. Certificate Exam. (10+2) of Board of School Education Haryana or equivalent exam with a minimum of 50 % marks in the aggregate in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English taken together and pass the qualifying examination. In case of SC/ST/BC candidates the marks obtained should be read as 40% in qualifying examinations. For in-service Candidates applying through Proper Channel:-The candidates should have a minimum five years experience as Radiographer/DRA -The candidate should be in regular employment in UHSR/Haryana Govt. under Medical Education & Research Deptt., Haryana
9.B.Sc. in Perfusion Technology-
10.BASLP-(BACHELOR IN AUDIOLOGY AND SPEECH- LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY)
The candidate applying for admission to B.ASLP program should have passed 10+2 examination or an equivalent examination conducted by the Pre University Board of Education of the respective state Government securing a minimum of 50% marks. Relaxation in the qualifying marks shall be as per rules and regulations of respective University/state/UTs or Central Government. The applicant/candidate should have studied physics, Chemistry and any one of Biology/Mathematics/Computer Science/Statistics/Electronics/Psychology. Applicants shall not be older than 25 years on the 1st July of the year of admission.
To determine the minimum eligibility criteria, calculation of marks obtained in qualifying examination willbe made as per instructions of the Chief Secretary to Govt. of Haryana bearing No. 22/129/2013-IGS IIIDated 16.07.2014(Annexure-)
Admission to above courses will be made on the basis of the merit of Common Entrance Test-2021-22. Minimum eligibility percentile for CET (UG) at Par with guidelines of Govt. of India for NEET-UG examination will be followed for CET-UG (2021-22) Exam
Provisional Admission for Entrance Examination
A candidate whose result of qualifying examination has not been declared till the date of the Entrance Examination can also apply and appear in the examination provisionally.
However, he/she will have to produce proof of his/her having passed the examination on the basis of which he/she claims eligibility to appear in the Entrance Examination by the date of the 1st counseling. A candidate who fails to produce the original certificates, marks-sheets and other relevant certificates on the basis of which he/she is claiming to be eligible for admission to the course even at time of counseling shall not be considered for admission even if he/she has been placed in the merit list.
The candidate who has not passed his/her qualifying examination in full on the date of first counseling shall not be eligible.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
1. Date of Entrance Examination : 19.09.2021
2.Medium of Examination- The medium of Entrance Examination will be English.
3.Scheme of Examination- The Entrance examination shall consist of one paper of three hours duration-The paper will include objective type questions.
4.Number of questions and Maximum Marks
(i) There will be total of 180 objective type questions (in the subject of Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany & Zoology) / Mathematics preferably equally distributed.
(ii) The paper shall carry a maximum of 180 Marks.
(iii) There will be No Negative Marking.
COURSES AT PT. B.D.SHARMA PGIMS, ROHTAK(Govt. Institution covered under State Reservation Policy)
1.B.Sc. NURSING IN COLLEGE OF NURSING
2.POST BASIC B.SC. NURSING IN COLLEGE OF NURSING
3.B.P.T COURSE IN COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY
4.BACHELOR OF OPTOMETRY (B. OPTOM.)
5.B.Sc. IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY OPERATION THEATRE(OT)
6.B.Sc. IN MEDICAL LAB. TECHNOLOGY(MLT)
7.B.Sc. IN RADIOTHERAPYTECHNOLOGY
8.B.Sc. IN RADIOGRAPHY & IMAGINGTECHNOLOGY
9.B.Sc. IN PERFUSION TECHNOLOGY
B.Sc. NURSING, BPT IN OTHER GOVT COLLEGES
10.B.Sc. NURSING IN GOVT. COLLEGE OF NURSING, SAFIDON
11.B.Sc. NURSING IN PT. DEEN DAYAL UPADHYAY COLLEGE OF NURSING, KARNAL
12.B.P.T COURSE IN COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERPY (DDU, KARNAL)
POST BASIC B.Sc. NURSING IN PRIVATE UNAIDED NURSING COLLEGES
13.POST BASIC B.Sc. NURSING IN PRIVATE UNAIDED NURSING COLLEGES BPT (GOVT. AIDED/PRIVATE UNAIDED PHYSIOTHERAPY INSTITUTIONS)
1. M.T. SAKET COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, CHANDI MANDIR,PANCHKULA (GOVT. AIDED)
2. MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, AGROHA (PVT.)
3. PREM PHYSIOTHERAPY AND REHABILITATION COLLEGE, BAROLI,PANIPAT (PVT.)
4. R.P. EDUCATIONAL TRUST GROUP OF INSTITUTION VILL BASTARA(KARNAL) (PVT.)
5. TDTR D.A.V. INSTITUTE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY & REHBT. YAMUNANAGAR (PVT.)
PARA MEDICAL COURSES IN MAMC, AGROHA (Pvt. Unaided)
1. B.SC IN MEDICAL LAB TECHNOLOGY(MLT)
2. B.SC. IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY OPERATION THEATRE(OT)
3. B.SC. IN RADIOGRAPHY & IMAGING TECHNOLOGY
4. BACHELOR OF OPTOMETRY (B. OPTOM.)
BASLP (BACHELOR IN AUDIOLOGY AND SPEECH- LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY) (Pvt. Unaided)
1.R.P. INSITUTE OF SPEECH & AUDIOLOGY, BASTARA (KARNAL)
2.VISION INSTITUTE OF APPLIED STUDIES, FARIDABAD
LIST OF PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS
B.Sc. NURSING AND POST BASIC B.SC. NURSING (PRIVATE UNAIDED NURSING INSTITUTIONS)
1.B.D.M. Nursing College, Chhuchhakwas (Jhajjar)
2.Bhai Surender Kumar Memorial Nursing School, Jind
3.Birender Singh Nursing College, Uchana (Jind)
4.Dr. Jai Parkash Sharma Memorial College of Nursing, Yamuna Nagar
5.Gandhi College of Nursing, Karnal
6.Geeta Niketan Nursing School, Charkhi Dadri
7.Florence school & College of Nursing Ballabhgarh, Faridabad 8.Happy Child College of Nursing, Mahalna Road, Sonipat
9.Haryana College of Nursing, Ellenabad, Sirsa
10.Himalayan Institute of Nursing, VPO Kala Amb. (Ambala)
11.Indus College of Nursing, Khandi Kheri, Hisar
12.KVM Nursing College, Ladhot Road, Rohtak
13.Kailash Institute of Health & Medical Science Vill- Chandikotla (Panchkula)
14.Lingaya's Institute of Health Sciences (Nursing), VPO Kawara, Faridabad
15.Mahabir College of Nursing, Bullana (Ambala)
16.Maharaja Agrasen College of Nursing , Agroha
17.Maharaja Agrasen Nursing College, Nuna Majra, Bahadurgarh, Jhajjar
18.Maharishi Dayanand Institute of Nursing, VPO Chaudharywas (Hisar)
19.National College of Nursing, Dhani Garan Road, Barwala, (Hisar)
20.Rachna Institute of Nursing, Nangal Sirohi, Mohindergarh
21.R.R.College of Nursing, Wazirpur(Gurgaon)
22.R.P. Indraprastha Institute of Medical Sciences, Vill Bastara (Karnal)
23.Rural Nursing Training Institute, VPO Barwasni, Hullari More, Sonepat
24.Shaheed Baba Deep Singh College of Nursing, Ratia (Fatehabad)
25.Shaheed Udham Singh College of Nursing, Ratia, Fatehabad
26.Sharbati College of Nursing, Gaushala Road, Mahandergarh
27.Sardar Kartar Singh Hayer College of Nursing, Ladwa road, Shahabad Markanda, (KKR)
28.Satya College of Nursing, VPO Sisarkhas, Teh. Meham (Rohtak)
29.Swami Devi Dayal College of Nursing, Golpura, (Panchkula)
30.Swami Vivekanand Nursing College, Jagadhri (Yamuna Nagar)
31.Vidyawati College of Nursing, Mahendergarh
32.Ved Nursing College (Barauli) Panipat
33.Yamuna Institute of Nursing, Vill. Gadhola, P.O. Gadholi, Yamunanagar
34.SVM College of Nursing, VPO Baland, Rohtak
35.Shri Chamatkari Santji College of Nursing, Girawar (Rohtak)
36.Ideal Medeical & Education Centre & College of Nursing VPO Singhani, Teh Loharu (Bhiwani)
37.Mukhi College of Nursing, Gohana
38.Khushi School & College of Nursing, Village Kagsar, Narnaund, Hisar
39.Shri Ram College of Nursing, Digrota, Mahendergarh
40.Pyarelal Nursing College, Mubarikpur, Jhajjar
41.Smt. Shanti Devi College of Nursing, Saharnwas, Rewari
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Governor Edwards' tepid response to Virginia Governor Northam's blackface/KKK debacle was notable by his lackluster statement. More significant through his silence has been the governor's failure to speak out on the late term abortion comments made by Governor Northam when he said that his state would make live born babies comfortable until the mother decided whether or not to literally kill the child.
Avoiding standing up as the spokesman for Louisiana's people on controversial issues by hiding in the Governor's Mansion has become a standard operating procedure for our governor. After all he is in a tricky spot. As a liberal governor in a conservative state he must maintain the façade of phony conservatism in order to try and fool the majority of voters. Equally he must hold on to his liberal base or else face a disaster in the elections.
So what to do? His purely political reaction to national controversy is clear; he simply hides from the critical issues of our time and refuses to tell the people of Louisiana what he actually believes. To aid in his reclusive response to important issues he is protected by a media who, either consciously or perhaps because it just doesn't have the time, seems bent on refusing to press home probing inquiries. In many cases it seems clear that the media just accepts the purposely misdirected messages that the governor's staff puts out.
Perhaps the single issue that has the most direct impact upon the citizens of Louisiana is our lack of a concise national immigration policy. As the leader of a Louisiana's people, so desperate for economic relief, this is an issue that our governor should take a prominent position on.
Illegal immigration impacts Louisiana in two ways, through economic cost and social cost. Wave after wave of illegal immigrants have supplanted legal American workers especially in the low wage categories of the agricultural, hospitality, dining, light manufacturing, and construction industries. Now many low-skilled, low-to-middle-level wage jobs that were once filled by legal workers are dominated by illegal immigrants.
So what are the displaced American citizens, who many times are un- or under-educated, doing? That's anyone's guess but, as the illegal immigrants have come in, so to have we seen the rapid expansion of our national welfare state. One could conclude that we are actually hurting our own citizens by providing too much government support to displaced workers, instead of protecting the jobs that they as citizens can utilize to improve themselves.
Another issue caused by unfettered illegal immigration is social costs. To a great extent due to illegal immigrants the actual costs of education and health care are rising substantially. Many of our public schools are literally swamped with alien children who don't speak English. These kids' educational attainment may be years behind their Louisiana peers; students in our state are already years behind kids in so many other parts of America. The result is a fiscal cost to educate as well as a social impact cost caused by the drag on legal children's ability to get a quality education.
On the healthcare front the same form of fiscal cost is incurred. Whenever illegals are sick or hurt they go to our hospitals and seek medical assistance. Justifiably they are treated but they rarely have any money. So who do we suppose subsidizes those cost? Of course, it's the Louisiana taxpayer.
There are many approaches to immigration reform but they all involve border control as a first step and border control means a physical barrier, not drones or electronic fences. So where is our governor on our lack of a national immigration policy? He recently gave the media a nod to Democrat talking points but that was it. The people of Louisiana, especially the lower income people which abound here, are seriously impacted by illegal immigration. Is our governor for a physical barrier or is he not? Is he for a guest worker program or limiting immigration to a manageable level? Does he want to grant amnesty to the millions of illegal immigrants?
Illegal immigration is hurting Louisiana children, taxpayers, and workers. Where is the governor?
As a candidate, our governor ran for office on a platform heavy with pro-life sentiment. Was it good politics or was it his fundamental belief? Until this week we had no reason to think that he didn't sincerely believe, as do the majority of Louisianans, in the fundamental immorality of unfettered abortion.
Now the physician governor of Virginia has made the best case we have ever heard of the evil that is infanticide, murder after birth. But where is our governor? If he is as pro-life as he claims he would be out front demanding that Governor Northam leave office based on those comments. Instead, just silence – until the blackface controversy made things easy.
Louisiana has long been known as a place lacking a growth economy. Nationally, President Trump has championed the significance of American economic success and has spent a great deal of effort to improve the prosperity of American workers by focusing on trade issues and on bringing manufacturing home. He is taking on issues that his opponents said were impossible to change; President Obama even said we should be satisfied with a weak economy as we were in a "new normal". But President Trump sees things differently from President Obama and his actions demonstrate that he is not willing to write off the American economy.
Back home our governor's talking points maintain that we have a wonderful state economy, even as it seems almost weekly that we are ranked last in the nation in almost all measures of socieo-economic success. Like President Obama, he must believe that we are the best we can be as he has offered no hint that he thinks that we can do better. So our governor owes us an honest answer, is he willing to tell us that being last in all those measures is the best that we can ever hope for from his leadership? Does he believe that a population mired in poverty is the "new normal" for Louisiana and always will be?
One of the hottest topics of our times is the drive by many in the Democrat Party to re-create our nation following a socialist model. The proponents claim that they are not talking about socialism as was imposed upon Cuba or Venezuela; no they propose an undefined "democratic socialism" standard for our future. No one really believes that these radicals just want limited socialism or that one day, if they are successful, we too will look like so many other nations who have foolishly followed the allure of full-blown socialism.
In Louisiana we already know through his actions that our governor espouses the precursors to the socialist state – massive growth in government, wealth transfer brought on by high taxes, and a generally anti-business attitude. So the question arises, is our governor satisfied with his unilateral drive for big government or is this just the beginning of a path to his version of Louisiana socialism? Do his actions indicate that he supports the efforts of national Democrats to adopt socialism as the American way? Should we remain a free people or should we become just as cogs in a massive government machine through which the American spirit is sacrificed to the socialist gods?
These are fundamental and extraordinarily impactful questions. The people of Louisiana deserve to know what our leader believes; not campaign rhetoric, not reliance on excuses. It is far past time to quit hiding in the Governor's Mansion in order to avoid taking a position on important issues. The future of Louisiana's people resides with the decisions made by our leader and it always will.
Perhaps the governor actually has no positions. That is at least an answer, but he owes us an explanation if not. If he expects our vote, we must know what does our governor stand for and does that align with the philosophy of the majority of Louisiana's people.


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AEF awards summer fellowships and grants each year to law students from around the nation. The primary purpose of the fellowships is to fund a student's internship within the public interest sector that benefits either metropolitan Washington, D.C. community-at-large and/or the Asian Pacific American community. Eligible internship placements include federal, state, and local governmental organizations, nonprofit organizations, district attorney and public defender offices, and judicial internships. For all fellowship recipients, AEF requires that the internship be unpaid (except for nominal payment for items such as transportation), be arranged by the student, and extend at least ten weeks or a total of 400 hours.
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The Robert E. Wone Fellowship
AEF will award the Robert E. Wone Fellowship to one applicant each year. Created in 2007, this fellowship is awarded to the applicant who most embodies what a former director, Robert E. Wone, sought to be as a lawyer—a trusted member of the community, making a difference in public policies and seeing his efforts improve the circumstances of those around him.
The winner of the Wone Fellowship will receive a total stipend of $6,000. The Wone Fellow will receive $5,500 of the stipend at the beginning of the summer, and upon completing the internship to the satisfaction of the Fellow's employer, providing a written summary of the work performed, and submitting a photo to appear in AEF's annual newsletter, the Wone Fellow will receive the remaining $500 of the stipend.
AEF Fellowships
AEF will award AEF Fellowships to applicants who have a demonstrated commitment to public service. AEF Fellows receive a total stipend of $4,000. Each AEF Fellow will receive $3,500 of that stipend at the beginning of the summer. Upon completing the internship to the satisfaction of the Fellow's employer, providing a written summary of the work performed, and submitting a photo to appear in AEF's annual newsletter, each AEF Fellow will receive the remaining $500 of the stipend.
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Any student at an accredited law school who is enrolled at least part-time, as determined by the school, who is in good standing, who is a candidate for a law degree, and who has not previously received a fellowship from AEF, is eligible to apply. AEF is currently accepting applications for all the grants and fellowships listed on this page.
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AEF considers all of the materials submitted by an applicant. The essay is heavily weighted and should be carefully prepared. Letters of recommendation should be from persons who can provide relevant information to AEF regarding the applicant's qualifications and experience making him or her a fit candidate for an award of a fellowship. An applicant must be in good standing at his or her law school. Although a law school transcript is required, the student's academic performance will not weigh heavily in the selection process. If an interview is conducted, the applicant's interview performance may also be considered in the selection process.
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AEF does not discriminate on the basis of age, gender, sex, disability, race, color, religion, ethnic/national origin, veteran status, or sexual orientation in the award of these fellowships. AEF officers and directors and their immediate families are ineligible for the fellowships. Only one fellowship may be awarded to an applicant for each internship.
A fellowship recipient immediately must notify AEF in writing if the recipient (i) leaves the position approved by AEF; (ii) changes employers; (iii) ceases to work for the required number of hours; or (iv) becomes subject to academic discipline or ceases to be enrolled in law school. In each such event, the recipient must obtain the written approval of AEF to continue under the AEF fellowship program. In its discretion, AEF shall determine whether forfeiture of the fellowship or a modification of the terms or amount of the award is appropriate.
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We pray for the Mission's continuous revival.
We offer sincere words of apology for defaming the Mission and affronting the members by reporting an erroneous fact about Chairman Jung Myung Seok of Christian Gospel Mission: "After an allegation of sexual assault, he fled to Taiwan, and was finally arrested eight years later." in the 35th episode of <Powerful Opponents> that aired at 11pm, Wednesday night on July 2, 2014.
This mistake that the production staff made resulted from simply quoting an erroneous report from another press without adequate verification of the facts.
We have deleted the news segment of concern from the 35th episode of <Powerful Opponents>, and have replaced it with the 'corrected version' for reruns and the Replay Service on the website.
Hereafter, to prevent unnecessary dispute and misunderstanding, the <Powerful Opponents> production staff promise not to use the name, JMS, in broadcasts related to Christian Gospel Mission and Chairman Jung Myung Seok without prior consent from the organization.
Hereafter, the <Powerful Opponents> production staff promise to prevent recurrence, that there will not be similar damage as this in the future, and we also promise to give prior notice for broadcasting anything related to the Mission and Chairman Jung Myung Seok and to broadcast it only after verifying the facts.


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Q: Best way to combine 7 different shapefiles into one geodatabase I have 7 different point shapefiles, and want to join them into one geodatabase. What would be the best method to do this in ArcGIS10?

A: If you want to add them all in separately, right click the geodatabase, and import feature class (multiple)
You can also merge them all together, and do the same to have one shapefile containing the 7 shapefile's attributes' in the geodatabase.

A: The linked thread explains pretty well the difference between merge and append.  In your case, I think, if you don't have a feature class to put the 7 shapefile into, use the Merge tool.
Measuring performance difference between Merge and Append in ArcGIS Desktop?

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In 1982 Jim Bennett, an amateur archaeologist, excavated a late Iron Age warrior burial at Kelvedon in Essex. It was a discovery of national importance because there are so few warrior burials of the period. After the death of the excavator, the finds were dispersed but they were eventually assembled at Colchester Museums for exhibition, study and publication.
The warrior was laid to rest c.75–25 BC with a sword, spear and shield. His bronze scabbard is decorated — uniquely — with a strip of applied tin. Other finds included copper-alloy fittings from a tankard, and a bronze bowl from the Roman world. The style of fighting exemplified by Kelvedon developed on the European mainland in the 3rd century BC but was not adopted in Britain until much later. The Kelvedon shield boss and spear are the products of armourers who worked across the English Channel. The warrior might have been a Briton recruited to fight in the Gallic Wars or a Gaulish refugee from the conflict.
Kelvedon is only the third Iron Age warrior burial from Britain with pottery, in this case a pair of Aylesford-Swarling pedestal urns. There is no consensus about when such pottery emerged in Britain and the start date is fully discussed in the report as part of the assessment of the date of the grave. Other topics addressed in the report include the incidence of warfare in late Iron Age Britain, the part warfare played in state formation and the social complexion of an Iron Age war band. The Kelvedon warrior was an elite fighter; he was not a typical Iron Age combatant because most other contemporary warriors had to make do with just a spear.
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Saturday the 15th of September sees FC Halifax Town looking to improve on a run of three consecutive draws that has seen them slip to 5th in the Vanarama National League. The West Yorkshire side travel to Berkshire to take on Maidenhead United at York Road.
The southern side have been in a good run of form coming into Saturday's clash as they find themselves unbeaten in their last four games.
Alan Devonshire's sides form turned around after their most recent defeat a few weeks ago as they found themselves losing 1-0 away to London side Barnet and have since managed to put together a good run of results.
The first good result of this run came when The Magpies beat London based Eastleigh at home thanks to goals from Josh Kelly who's enjoyed a good run of scoring in this campaign.
Another positive result came after this with the side managing to secure a 2-2 draw at home to Bromley.
Back to back wins have since followed the result to bring us up to date, an impressive 2-0 away win at Braintree Town saw The Magpies take all three points from their trip to Essex thanks to goals from Adrian Clifton and Ayo Obileye who added to their league tallies to secure the win.
The Berkshire sides most recent win came in a hard fought 3-2 home triumph over Maidstone United as the team ran away winners after over-turning a 2-1 score line in the last 20 minutes. Two goals from Ryan Upward and Adrian Clifton where rounded off when a Will de Havilland own goal secured the win.
Alan Devonshire's side has managed to share the goals around the team to find themselves sitting mid table in 14th place with the top scorer title being shared between Josh Kelly and Adrian Clifton both sitting on a total of 3 strikes for the season.
The Shaymen come into the game on a run of three consecutive draws, however, all three can be considered positive results with two of them coming away from home against top half of the table teams in former league leaders Wrexham and last year's third placed side Sutton United.
The most recent draw came against 3rd placed side Leyton Orient who are also the league's second highest scorers.
The West Yorkshire side will be looking to improve on their most recent run of form that sees the team recording only one win in their last 5 games, this being a 1-0 home win over Gateshead courtesy of a fine Jordan Preston strike from a brilliant Matty Kosylo assist.
During this run The Shaymen have been able to maintain their unbeaten run at home as the MBi Shay Stadium continues to be fortress like providing town with the ammunition to take on all visitors.
Jamie Fullarton's side who currently sit 5th in the table haven't found it difficult to score the goals needed to put them in this position with goals being shared around the side with players such as Nathan Clarke, Matty Kosylo and Jonathan Edwards all recording two goals so far whilst top scorer Dayle Southwell sits on 4 after his penalty against Leyton Orient.
FC Halifax Town will be looking to record a win this Saturday before welcoming Hartlepool United to the MBi Shay Stadium for an FA Cup tie next Saturday.
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Cody Townsend's The Fifty – Episode 20. Mt Rainier, Washington, From Giant Waves to Giant Mountains
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One of the best things about The Fifty is each episode offers something fresh and in this case Cody and filmer Bjarne Salen take big wave professional surfer Ian Walsh to Mt Rainier in Washington state. The goal is a line called the Fuhrer Finger, the latest line they want to tick off in Cody's quest to climb and ski all 50 lines named in the book The 50 Classic Ski Descents of North America.
If you're not familiar with Walsh, he is one of world's leading big wave surfers, renowned for his style and composure in massive waves, skills honed at the infamous break Jaws, or Pe'ahi on his home island of Maui.
Ian Walsh in his natural element, dropping in at Jaws during the World Surf League event on December 12. Photo: Mendo Dornellas
Walsh is also a keen snowboarder and not surprisingly he is setting himself new challenges in the mountains, and last winter it was to climb and ride Denali in Alaska, the highest peak in North America.
Mt Rainier is a mountain that demands mountaineering skills, the highest peak in the Cascades at 4292 metres and an active volcano with large amounts of glacial ice and the associated hazards. It was the perfect location for Walsh to prepare for the Denali trip and to learn from Cody and Bjarne, both of whom are skilled in the mountains.
The glacier on Rainier presents a few challenges: Screenshot Bjarne Salen
From The Fifty: "Rainier brings a bevy of lessons to the inexperienced Walsh and the experienced Townsend as they navigate whiteouts, crevasses, altitude and the decision making on whether to continue and risk it all for a line or to turn around and call it a day."
Ian Walsh, splitboarding at altitude. Photo: Bjarne Salen
The Fifty documents Townsend's journeys, travels, challenges and each line and mountain listed in the book, The 50 Classic Ski Descents of North America. It's a journey through the most majestic mountains and ski lines in North America along with a unique insight into how skiers make decisions in the backcountry, how they plan, navigate and safely move through the mountains and the people that dedicate their lives to the mountains. Stay up to date on Cody and filmmaker Bjarne Salen's progress on The Fifty Instagram page.


Darrell Lloyd Lumley — Fraker Funeral Home, Inc.
Darrell Lloyd Lumley, Marshfield, MO, was born February 8, 1933, in Northview, to Charles and Ila (Cruise) Lumley. He passed away Monday, September 11, 2017 at Webco Manor in Marshfield at the age of 84.
Darrell was a farmer. He was preceded in death by his parents; his sisters, Thelma Lumley, Helen Hobson, Mandy Bumgarner, and Elsie Callaway; and his brother, Herman Lumley.
He is survived by his brother, Robert "Bob" Lumley, Marshfield; his sister, Beulah Bagley, Marshfield; and several nieces and nephews.
Graveside services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Thursday, September 21, 2017, at Welch Cemetery, Northview.


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The right to trial by jury is one of the principles guaranteed by the Constitution. It is the duty of every citizen to serve when called to do so.
If you have been called for jury duty, when you arrive at the courthouse, please be prepared for the court's health and safety protocols, which include a temperature check and screening questions related to potential COVID-19 exposure. Masks must be work at all times while in any public areas of the courthouse. If you do not have a mask, one will be provided upon your arrival. Hand sanitizing stations are available throughout each courthouse.
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DeSoto County: Parking is in the lot on the North side of the Courthouse between Oak Street and SR 70.
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What: Anyone who has had a good time bar-hopping in Koh Samui is likely to mention CoCo Tam's, a rustic beachfront club near Fisherman's Village. They offer great drinks, beanbags, fire shows, and Instagrammable spots – the makings of any young social media-savvy Samui-goer's haunt.
Stay here: Villa M. 2, 3 or 5 bedrooms with daily breakfast, direct beach access, private pool, rooftop Jacuzzi and private chef. From USD 480++/night.
What: Bar Solo is Samui's adaptation of Ibiza parties. That means ear-splitting music mixed by resident DJ Simon Solo, who is occasionally joined by other international names to serve a very pumped up dance floor. Cocktails, beers and other spirits at reasonable prices attract a very diverse crowd, who may also wander between Bar Solo and its neighbour, The Green Mango Club. The entire street is food central, in case you want to grab a bite before drinks.
Stay here: Baan Fan Noi. 3-4 bedrooms with daily breakfast, ocean views, private pool and in-villa chef. From USD 385++/night.
What: This deliberately ramshackle bar sets itself apart from other Samui watering holes by keeping it a no-frills experience that's all about the good drinks, art and music. Where else are you going to find drinks served out of large buckets?
Stay here: Villa Kohia, 4 bedrooms with daily breakfast, ocean views, private pool, and private chef. From USD 385++/night.
What: Day in, day out, you'll find many bikini-clad or boardshorts-wearing tourists lounging by the beach at Ark Bar Beach Club. If you're not up for the noise, stay clear; otherwise, you'll love soaking in the pool parties and fire shows as you sip on a drink from their extensive cocktail menu.
Stay here: Sangsuri Villa 1, 2-8 bedrooms + 2 dorms with daily breakfast, private chef, 22m pool and direct beach access. From USD 1,015++/night.
What: Some of Samui's hospitality can be found at Tiki Box Bar, where friendly bartenders wearing floral-print shirts handcraft great cocktails (sometimes served in coconut shells) you'll definitely be back for. Bar-goers have come away feeling like they've had the time of their lives, even though Tiki Box is easy-going – and we guess that's the point.
Stay here: Baan Jakawan. 4, 5 or 7 bedrooms with infinity pool, ocean views and in-villa chef. From USD 805++/night.
What: Samui's not just about beaches. High up in the hills is Gecko Bar, which is best enjoyed in the daytime as it provides panoramic views of the island. Food choices include Thai and continental favourites, while the bar serves juices, alcohol and even coffee.
Stay here: Bacaya. 2-3 bedrooms with daily breakfast, private beach, private pool and in-villa chef. From USD 550++/night.


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Q: Setup.py - Install all files to lib I currently have a file structure like this in an application I am building:
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├── README.md
├── bin
│   ├── __init__.py
│   └── fix_sales_quotes.py
├── lib
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── logger.py
│   ├── oracle_dbx_connector
│   │   ├── __init__.py
│   │   ├── dbx_connector.py
│   │   └── timeout.py
│   └── sales_quote
│       ├── __init__.py
│       ├── data
│       │   ├── __init__.py
│       │   ├── get_processed_quotes.py
│       │   ├── get_stuck_quotes.py
│       │   ├── get_subscriber_ids.py
│       │   └── get_workflow_events.py
│       └── report.py
├── requirements.txt
├── setup.py
└── var
    ├── logs
    └── reports

My app has a few entry points in lib and bin depending on what I am trying to do and I am having problems installing all the setup files to lib so they are not hanging out in root and having the entry points still work. Below is part of my setup.py file and I wanted to see if I could get some guidance on how to still have entry points for bin and lib in each proper sub dir but have all the setup files installed to lib (like dist, build, env etc)

setup(
    name='fix_sq_issues',
    python_requires='~=3.7',
    description='Fix and report on Sales Quote issues',
    long_description='',
    classifiers=[
        "Programming Language :: Python",
    ],
    author='Branden Connell',
    author_email='n@n.com',
    url='----',
    packages=find_packages(),
    entry_points={
        'console_scripts': [
            'sales_quote.stuck_quotes = lib.sales_quote.data.get_stuck_quotes:main',
            'sales_quote.processed_quotes = lib.sales_quote.data.get_processed_quotes:main',
            'sales_quote.subscriber_ids = lib.sales_quote.data.get_subscriber_ids:main',
            'sales_quote.workflow_events = lib.sales_quote.data.get_workflow_events:main',
            'sales_quote.report = lib.sales_quote.report:main',
            'sales_quote.fix = bin.fix_sales_quotes:entry_point'
        ]
    },
    include_package_data=True,
    zip_safe=False,
    install_requires=requirements,
)

A: I strongly recommend you follow another project layout. You should not try to make what you have right now install-able by setuptools.
This is a great recommendation that is widely used


My 3 Finches (one male two females) built a nest and within hours of completing the nest their were two eggs in it. Then the day after there was only two eggs. The male has only been seen mating with the grey hen. so would the eggs be fertile or shall i just leave them in the nest and wait and see what happens?
Stephen, first of all remove one of the hens. You breed exotic birds in pairs which is one male and one female. I recommend you throw the two eggs away because you will disrupt birds when you move the other hen out. Once the pair settles back down, they will breed again and lay eggs.Finches breed easily, so you will not lose anything by getting them set up correctly. Get another male for the other hen, and you'll be all set for babies. I used to breed the Zebras and trade babies after they were weaned to pet shops for food and supplies for the adults.


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Saint-Amans – miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Oksytania, w departamencie Aude.

Według danych na rok 1990 gminę zamieszkiwało 81 osób, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 10 osób/km² (wśród 1545 gmin Langwedocji-Roussillon Saint-Amans plasuje się na 820. miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 852.).

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Zabytki w miejscowości posiadające status Monument historique:
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Bordumsa-Diyun is one of the 60 constituencies of Legislative Assembly of Arunachal Pradesh and also the only unreserved constituency in the State's Vidhan Sabha. The current MLA of this constituency is Somlung Mossang, who is an independent candidate.

Bordumsa and Diyun are towns in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. Changlang is the name of the district that contains Bordumsa and Diyun towns. Bordumsa and Diyun are revenue circles and together constitute form the constituency.

Members of the Legislative Assembly

Election results

2019

See also
List of constituencies of Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly
Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly

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Changlang district

Assembly constituencies of Arunachal Pradesh


After a long wait, the makers of Ittefaq have finally released the official trailer of the film. The thriller stars Sonakshi Sinha and Sidharth Malhotra in lead roles and is the remake of the 1969 Yash Chopra film with the same name.
The trailer has shown Sidharth's character who is injured and approaches Sonakshi Sinha at her house for help. But Sonakshi, on the other hand, has another version saying that he had forcefully entered her house and made her a hostage at home. Here comes Akshaye Khanna who plays a cop and has the responsibility to solve the suspense.
Sidharth's character has been accused of two murders, one of his wife and the other of Sonakshi's husband, who is a lawyer. Both of them tell their versions of the incident but Akshaye says that there are actually three versions, out of which two of them have been narrated by Sonakshi and Sidharth and the third version is the truth.
The trailer has surely indicated a suspense thriller. Ittefaq is directed by Abhay Chopra and produced by Red Chillies Entertainment and Dharma Productions. Though the film is a remake of the older film with the same name, but the makers have clarified that there will be a change in the climax. The film also stars Sushant Singh, Parul Gulati and Kimberly Louisa.


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Table 1.7.13
Regional breakdown of R&D personnel in the Federal Republic of Germany per 1,000 inhabitants 1)
R&D personnel per 1,000 inhabitants
Federal Land Number
9 9 9 10 9 10 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 13 13 13 13 14 14 16 16 16 16
7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 11
9 9 9 10 10 9 9 8 9 8 9 9 9 9 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
8 7 7 7 8 9 8 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 11
8 8 7 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10
Länder, total 2)
Of which: Eastern German Länder and Berlin
Source: Federal Statistical Office, special evaluation; German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies, calculations
1) Data base: R&D personnel in fulltime equivalents (source: special evaluation of the Federal Statistical Office). In even years, the R&D personnel of the business enterprise sector is based on the regional breakdown of the respective previous year. Annual average of the populationbased on 2011 Census, date of calculations November 2021/February 2022 (source: Working group "Regional Accounts", "Reihe 1, Länderergebnisse Band 1").
2) Includes personnel which can not be distributed to Länder.
This work is licensed under a Data licence Germany attribution 2.0.
(https://www.govdata.de/dl-de/by-2-0)


Does BT need to watch out with Virgin Media and TalkTalk talks?
Is sharing really caring when it comes to broadband? Well rumour has it Virgin Media and Talk Talk are working on a deal to share the cost of ultrafast broadband networks; dialling up the pressure on BT.
Tentatively exploring its options and turning up the heat big time on BT, Virgin Media and TalkTalk are said to be discussing a deal which will explore the possibility of passive infrastructure sharing. As well as reducing cost, this deal could enable the budget provider to lay fibre optic lines in Virgin's cable ducts – and vice versa.
TalkTalk is currently reliant on Openreach's national copper and fibre optic network, piggybacking its services. But things could soon be shaken up as TalkTalk pushes to establish itself as a network owner in its own right, not just a reseller. Most recently TalkTalk announced a joint deal with M&G which, the company says, will provide ultrafast broadband via FTTP to more than 3m premises in the mid-size UK towns and cities.
By making a deal with Virgin Media, it is safe to say that the sharing of passive infrastructure will lend itself to be quite an economical solution. If such a deal were to go ahead, TalkTalk would be sure to benefit from a sizeable cut in engineering costs and well as improving timescales.
Suffice to say, discussions are at a rather early stage and no deal has actually be finalised. Though neither company has commented, we are sceptical at NCN whether we should hold out much hope of a deal being passed. Notably Virgin Media and parent company Liberty global have, generally speaking, preferred to retain a closed network; so why would they make such a major shift now?
There has been reports that Virgin Media could accelerate its ongoing Project Lightening expansion by following TalkTalk into new territory, but we shall just have to wait and see.


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Improvements include the addition a second bathroom this winter. Updated fixtures in the original bathroom and a bedroom layout change, window blinds for the bedrooms and the shades on the porch. This cabin has a new roof and a new window in the living room providing just that needed extra natural lighting.
Rates vary on a number of criteria from dates, to number of people, time of year, number of days staying, availability and how soon your arrival date is. Summers are weekly stays with daily stays available after Mid-August and through the first week of June. Feel free to give me a call at 715-479-1040 and I can go over booking rates and cabin details with you and answer any questions you might have.


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Cinema Sabaya: Women Finding Themselves Behind the Camera
Cinema Sabaya: Women Finding Themselves Behind the Camera jemerman January 30, 2023
Both Arab and Jewish, young and old, the women of "Cinema Sabaya" learn about much more than filmmaking during the class; they discover that their differences are far outweighed by their bonds as women making their way in a patriarchal world.
Remembrance and Beyond: International Holocaust Remembrance Day
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What does it mean to remember? It is to live in more than one world, to prevent the past from fading, and to call upon the future to illuminate it.
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A camel carrying a load. A golden pair of balanced scales. An open heart and an open mind. These are three of more than two dozen artists' visions of justice and righteousness featured in the invitational exhibition, "Tzedek Boxes: Justice Shall You Pursue."
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Lynette Wallworth
Theatre de l'Archeveche, International Festival d'Art Lyrique, Aix-en-Provence
27 June - 23 July 2008
Theatre de l'Archeveche, International Festival d'Art Lyrique
Standing in a darkened room on a dais in front of a full length video screen, filled with an elusive shadowy void, and placing your hand over a luminous blue spot of light requires an act of faith, a willingness to confront the unknown, to connect with another world and the world of another. And there was a response. Slowly, the outlined silhouette of a woman standing in the background of the projected space moved forward and into a path of chiaroscuro lighting. The woman achieved form, character and presence. No sound emanated and no words were spoken. But, in a careful measured action, she raised her left hand and placed it against mine, on the opposite side of the screen, all the while gazing calmly and steadfastly into my eyes, utterly fearless.
To beckon someone with the touch of a hand is one of the most instinctive, unmediated of human actions. It implies the intimacy of one to one interactions at the sensorial level, and was one of the most arresting qualities of work by the Australian artist, Lynette Wallworth, exhibited at the International Festival d'Art Lyrique, Aix-en-Provence. The scope of her practice extends across video installation, photography and film, drawing out the multiplicities of the interconnected relationship between human subject/viewer, and the surrounding world. Technology is employed to facilitate a heightened perceptual interface between the viewer and realms of scientific knowledge and metaphysical, even spiritual, experience.
Wallworth has exhibited extensively within Australia. In 2006, her work was first shown in Europe at the 'InBetween Time Festival', Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, followed, in the same year, by a solo exhibition at the 'New Crowned Hope Festival' in Vienna. In early 2007, she had a solo exhibition at the National Glass Centre in Sunderland, following an Arts Council England Fellowship residency, and her London debut with Hold: Vessel 2, 2007, occurred at the BFI Southbank Gallery. In June this year, the 60th International Festival d'Art Lyrique, which centres on the performing arts, opened in Aix-en-Provence with an associated programme of visual arts. Alongside a schedule of concerts, recitals and opera, Festival Director, Bernard Foccroulle, invited Wallworth to present her first solo exhibition in France, which was realized in collaboration with the London-based leading international production agency, Forma.
The last occasion the visual arts featured was at the first Festival in 1948, with an exhibition of early twentieth century artists, such as Derain. The Aix-en-Provence region, with its clarity of Mediterranean light, was epitomized in the paintings of Cezanne, and Wallworth perceives a thread of affinity across time in terms of the light obsessed quality of her installations and even the light based nature of video technology. In the Musée des Tapisseries, a former archbishop's palace located in the town centre, and dating from at least the Middle Ages, three immersive video installations by Wallworth unobtrusively dwelled in rooms accessed by a stately Baroque staircase.
In Hold: Vessel 1&2, 2001-2007, light pierced the installation space with an almost visionary presence, reminiscent of the focused penetration of a single light source in many of Caravaggio's paintings. Before entering the space, the viewer was invited to 'take a bowl and enter.' The dimensions of the space were barely discernible, except for four vertical shafts of light from the ceiling, and the bowls were ceramic and fragile, necessitating a tentative approach. However, as the viewer walked under each light beam, gradually enveloped in a surreal soundscape of fused organic sounds, evidence of brilliant life flashed into the bowl. Reflections, as though seen through a microscope, revealed the exquisite, minute structures of marine life. Fluorescent multi-coloured forms dilated and metamorphosed in a chain of natural energy that left the viewer intimately engaged, but equally in a state of mesmerized wonder at the immense complexity of the natural world. The imagery derives from the Great Barrier Reef, located off the coast of Queensland, and was the main element of the initial version of this work created in 2001. The artist cites the profound influence of growing up in Australia, a vast continent where the ancient presence of the land and its surrounding oceans determines the scale of relationship between man and nature. "It is humbling influence, because you cannot raise your human head too high without being reminded by fire, drought or flood that not everything is in your control, and, perhaps because of this dominance, it is easier to see the systems that connect across the country. My work, in particular, has been influenced by the coral reef system and the complexity of this network of species that lives in symbiotic relationship one to the other."
In 2007, the artist updated this work, adding rare imagery of the 2004 Transit of Venus, an event, which, in 1769, became the focus of unprecedented international cooperation in a joint scientific aim to calculate the scale of the solar system. At one level, it is possible to perceive a correlation between Wallworth's concern for fragile, diverse and adaptable ecological systems, and the way in which her own works continue to evolve in an open creative dynamic.
But beyond intimations of enlightened scientific discovery, an equally powerful sense of mystery pervaded, alluding to a more ancient understanding of the world. There were connotations of alchemy through the metamorphosis of matter and transmission of energy, and in the way natural and synthetic elements were combined in a way suggestive of magical transformation. After all, the revolution which occurred in scientific thinking during the sixteenth century, and resulted in a view of the universe based more substantially in mathematics and mechanics, evolved from previous magico-animist theories.
Echoing more directly the historical character of the museum site, Invisible by Night (2004), spoke of elusive threads of emotional connection between past and present. A full length video screen at human scale, installed against a wall in a dimly lit room, glowed with a haunting blue twilight and a mysterious film of condensation across its surface. A figure of a woman in the background occupied a melancholic, shadow-filled space. In response to touching the screen, the woman slowly turned and walked toward the viewer. A pale light circumscribed her long, fitted dress and face immured with the shadows of grief. Raising her hand, she slowly wiped her finger across the other side of the screen from left to right revealing only her eyes that gazed in a fixed otherworldly stare. She peered through the smear of clear glass, silently searching for someone, something, seeking connection. As her hands fell, leaving a trail of finger marks on the screen surface, before turning to retreat, once again, into her own world, her absence was replaced by running drips of moisture. Was it she, or the window that was crying? Was she the one grieving, or being grieved for? As Wallworth intimated, "human beings are as complex as the natural environment, surprising and formidable and fragile."
Invisible by Night was originally commissioned by the Experimenta in association with the 2004 Melbourne International Arts Festival, and embodies the artist's response to the site of the Melbourne Visitors Centre, previously the location of the Princes Bridge Morgue between 1871 and 1888. For Wallworth, the viewer completes the work, the life and dynamic of each installation being dependent on an activated connection between viewer and subject. The discreet use of responsive technologies is an effective tool, but "gesture is key to this involvement of the viewer. I am fascinated by core gestures that are familiar to almost all of us, despite cultural difference", says Wallworth, gestures that also catalyse an emotional journey for the viewer in unexpected ways. The history of video art, and video installation in the twentieth century maybe traced through different routes of concern and methods of employing the medium. However, while Wallworth's work may have affinities to concerns for the poetic, the lyrical, even issues of identity, it is not directly an extended space of the self, except in terms of recent discourse about the littoral, the space of the 'inbetween', zones of meeting and encounter.
Reaching across language and difference was central to Evolution of Fearlessness (2006), the third installation, which required the viewer to initiate an encounter by stepping up to a dais and touching a small spot of blue light. The ensuing moments of enigmatic engagement as, in each instance, a woman in the video was prompted to walk towards the screen and meet the hand and gaze of the viewer, suggested the resonating impact of interaction at the individual level. Created with film portraits of 11 women, most of whom are political refugees from countries such as Afghanistan, Sudan and Iraq, now residing in Australia, it is a powerful testimony to human resilience. If eyes are windows to the soul, they also facilitate recognition of the vulnerability, sorrow, uncertainty and resilience that unites our common being. Providing another avenue into the consciousness of the women, and a shared space of experience, was a small booklet containing the personal stories of each of the women, offered to visitors at the exhibition.
2008 has been designated the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue by the European Commission, and the International Festival d'Art Lyrique is part of a programme of events intended to promote knowledge and awareness of the complex cultural environment that informs every aspect of life in our contemporary world. Evolution of Fearlessness was commissioned for a different context, the 'New Crowned Hope Festival' in Vienna, where Wallworth was invited to respond, as she states, to the themes "that influenced Mozart's work in his last year of life; magic and transformation, forgiveness and ceremonies to honour the dead." However, in prioritizing communal ways of meeting that rely on unmediated cognition, at the same time maintaining respect for layers of difference, this work contributes perceptibly to concerns of intercultural dialogue.
Layers of difference and resilience of the human spirit are also key to the Australian context and its entire population. For over 40,000 years, this immense continent has been the land of the Australian Aborigines, the first inhabitants. Over the past more than 200 years, this land, beautiful, harsh, confronting and generous has been the destination of many immigrants. Recent history is one of innumerable journeys from every corner of the world. It is, therefore, not surprising Wallworth agrees that recent political debates about immigration and asylum seekers, in Australia and other parts of the world, had a tangible influence on the development of Evolution of Fearlessness. She recognizes the fear tactics employed by the previous Australian Government in response to boat loads of refugees that have arrived on Australia's shores over the past few years. "It's very difficult to confront these fear tactics once they become mediated, but it's a very different thing to look someone in the eyes and maintain those prejudices…" As she elaborates, what "…about the next round of refugees we, as a global community, will need to embrace. What do we say to environmental refugees whose homelands have been consumed by rising waters?" Fearlessness, it would seem, will be an asset in confronting some of the challenges of our century.
The art of Lynette Wallworth has been the subject of critical acclaim, is sought by curators worldwide, and this show did not disappoint. The Festival in Aix-en-Provence was an opportunity to engage with three of her video installations in an intimate setting, where intensity of human encounters, even that of handing a bowl to someone, achieved a lasting resonance.
Undoubtedly, the deeply collaborative nature of Wallworth's art practice, involving artist, subjects, viewers, producers and many others who have informed the journey of this work, is a critical element in this exhibition. Forma, the cross disciplinary production agency that has developed a collaborative relationship with Wallworth, ever since she began exhibiting her work internationally two years ago, will be presenting her next exhibition at the 'Mostly Mozart Festival', Lincoln Centre for Performing Arts, New York, 31 July-17 August 2008.
This piece of writing resulted from a Forma sponsored bursary which supported an Interface writer to visit Lynette Wallworth's work in Aix-en-Provence
Forma is one of Europe's leading production agencies for high quality, interdisciplinary contemporary art. Collaborating with some of today's most interesting artists, it produces, tours and publishes groundbreaking new projects that seamlessly combine diverse media including new hybrid forms of music, visual art, film, new media, dance and live art.
Catherine Wilson
Catherine Wilson, BFA(Hons), Dip World Art, is a freelance writer and editor currently based in Sydney and working freelance in South East Asia. She has written news, features, opinion and travel articles for The Brunei Times in Brunei, The Jakarta Post in Indonesia, Asia Sentinel in Hong Kong, Solomon Star in the Solomon Islands, London Progressive Journal in London and Crikey, source of independent journalism and news in Australia. Catherine has also written extensively about contemporary visual art, world art, culture and society for a-n Magazine and The Oxford Times newspaper in the United Kingdom, Artlink, Art & Australia and Art Asia Pacific in the Asia Pacific region and contributed essays to museum and gallery publications. In 2010, she held the position of Features Editor at The Brunei Times newspaper, based in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam.


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In an exclusive interview with GeoBuiz, Ivan B. DeLoatch, Executive Director of Federal Geographic Data Committee, U.S. Geological Survey explains how open data is essential for informed public. The Open Data Initiative was launched to share and expose data and to allow additional use by citizens, companies and other federal agencies. Following the Open Government Initiative, the Obama administration launched the Open Data Initiative again with the idea of having transparency. There are some data that are bound by a license agreement, and some of those license agreements allow share the information. There is uptake of information and is going to be an area of continuous growth. Legislation is before the Congress to establish the Open Data Act which would make machine-readable data available by the law. By codifying that data, we can expect to see more growth in this space.We are witnessing economic growth from open data and repurposing it for other uses. We definitely need some enhancements in existing framework. The challenge lies in taking the data, processing it and providing it in a way that is digestible by the everyday citizenry.We need to be mindful that there will be some people who will try to use information in inappropriate ways. By exposing the information, it leaves us vulnerable in some cases. We are only making that data open which we were already collecting. We are leveraging investments to repurpose data in a way that can really help inform our citizenry again. Currently, we are assisting with identifying data sets that can be used for the indicators for the Sustainable Development Goals.We are in a process of identifying where are the gaps that need to be filled. Forum should be constituted to have discussions about what is available and what is not including cost associated with that. By exposing, sharing and making information available on the Internet, we are starting to see a huge uptake in the number organizations. Open data across the boundaries is something where government need to take stand.
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