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Investing in the potential of mid-career Africans
Sep 12, 2017 | Leadership and Strategy |
At this moment in history, no group of people has greater potential to positively influence the future of the world than Africans. Sub-Saharan Africa ("Africa") has long been recognized for its natural resources and rich and diverse cultures and societies. Today, notwithstanding persistent challenges associated with poverty, conflict, and inequality, African legislators continue to strengthen the business environment and make some of the most remarkable advances in energy and climate change policies.
The continent remains the second fastest growing economic region, and the fastest growing in terms of both internet capacity and mobile usage. Moreover, Africa is becoming a thriving location for entrepreneurship. The region has the highest numbers of people involved in early-stage entrepreneurship activity and Africans report the highest perception of opportunity, accompanied by the lowest fear of failure.
Africa is the only region where the size of the youth population has not peaked and much of the projected growth in the global youth population between now and 2060 will take place on the continent. In addition, as mobility becomes easier, many of the continent's cities are increasingly being recognized as attractive destinations for international immigrants, while at the same time, the population of Africans living abroad continues to grow.
Locally-grounded, globally-minded Africans
Interestingly, the combination of these developments and the broader influence of socio-cultural globalization have catalyzed an increase in the number of Africans who identify as global citizens. They are locally-grounded and globally-minded. They are as comfortable championing their own national heritage as they are discovering and navigating foreign cultures. Whether they live in "home" or "host" countries, they are as committed to the development of African nations as they are to the prosperity and wellbeing of the world at large. They are savvy both to the geopolitical, socioeconomic and environmental interconnectedness of the world, and to the relative marginalization of African voices in global governance and the global economy. To this point, they believe that it is to the world's significant detriment and disadvantage for the ideas, insights and innovations of Africans not to feature more prominently and more inclusively in the great global discourse. Essentially, these are men and women who see it as their responsibility to contribute to the global society by amplifying their role, voice and impact as people of African descent, making a difference as global actors.
A subset of these locally-grounded, globally-minded Africans are mid-career professionals, entrepreneurs and artists, people between the ages of 35 and 54. The mid-career period, or "middlescence", is a critical, but little understood stage in life. Middlescence is not dissimilar to adolescence in that it can be both a period of frustration, confusion and alienation, and also a time of self-discovery, new direction and fresh beginnings.
People in middlescence typically have over 10 or 15 years of work experience, many hold middle management or senior leadership positions, most are juggling the responsibilities of work, family and community, and some are well-traveled and have a reasonably substantive understanding of the world. This cumulative experience makes them potentially valuable assets to their associated companies, communities and countries.
Looking forward, I'm betting that there will be great dividends if we collectively invest in the leadership, innovation, and changemaking capacity of mid-career career Africans. In subsequent blogs, we'll take about how to go about it.
The Role of Play in Learning and Education
The Defining Decade – and the critical years before it
What Type of Mentors do CEOs Need?
The "5Ups" for Cultivating Buy-in During Change
Freedom and Education (3)
Leadership and Strategy (2)
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Vertical impact crushers are collectively referred to and can be divided into many types. Such as: jaw crusher, impact crusher, hammer crusher, etc. According to the form of movement, it can be divided into: simple pendulum crusher and compound pendulum crusher. According to the particle size of the crushed material, it can be divided into: coarse crusher and fine crusher. This series of crushers are widely used in mine crushing, stone mining, coal mine crushing and crushing of cement raw materials.
The simple pendulum crusher is suitable for coarse crushing operation. The crushing equipment of this series becomes a large and medium-sized crusher, which is suitable for crushing hard materials. Because of the uneven particle size of the crushed material, it is not suitable for crushing the structure into a sheet-like material. The compound pendulum crusher is suitable for medium crushing operations. The vertical impact crusher is generally medium and small crushing equipment. It is mainly used for crushing operations on hard materials, and is also not suitable for crushing structures into sheet materials.
The difference between coarse and fine break is that the discharge size is different. In the production process, coarse breaking is generally carried out by sieving and then finely breaking the material.
The simple pendulum crusher is characterized by simple structure and convenient maintenance, and its disadvantage is that the product granularity is not uniform. The oscillating motion of the device is that the arc eccentric shaft and the moving jaw are connected together by the thrust plate and the connecting rod. Because of the small force, the moving jaws only do the left and right swinging motion, thereby generating the pressing force. In the material, the material is cleaved to broken. The crushing ratio of the device is small, and the material produced has a large particle size. The simple pendulum crusher works intermittently, so the production efficiency of the equipment is low and not ideal.
The compound pendulum crusher has similarities with the simple pendulum crusher, and has the characteristics of simple structure and convenient maintenance. After the simplification of the moving jaw of the compound pendulum crusher, the trajectory is (elliptical) eccentric axis and the moving jaw is directly connected by the bearing. The moving jaw and the eccentric shaft are both rolling bearings, so the transmission efficiency is high and the force is large. Moreover, the lubrication of the movable jaw is simple, the wear of the equipment can be greatly reduced, and the life of the equipment can be prolonged. Since the moving jaw is not only swinging left and right, but also moving up and down to produce grinding side effects, the dust generated during the operation of the device is large, and the energy consumption used is also large. However, it has a forced discharge capacity, which is 20%-30% higher than the simple pendulum type.
1. The structure is simple and reasonable, the running cost is low, and the principle of stone stone is utilized, and the wear is small.
2. High breaking rate and energy saving.
3, with fine crushing, coarse grinding function.
4. It is affected by the moisture content of the material and the moisture content can reach 8%.
5. The working noise is lower than 75 decibels (db level), and the dust pollution is less.
6, suitable for crushing medium hard, extra hard materials.
7, the product into a cube, bulk density, iron pollution is minimal.
8. The impeller self-lining wear is small and easy to maintain.


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Jim Brunner
Legal bills mount for Tim Eyman, anti-tax initiative campaign partners
Originally published October 13, 2015 at 7:46 pm Updated October 14, 2015 at 7:07 am
Legal bills for Tim Eyman and his longtime anti-tax initiative campaign partners are starting to pile up.
Seattle Times political reporter
A lawyer defending Eyman against allegations he broke campaign-finance laws was paid $150,000 on Oct. 2 by the committee backing Initiative 1366, the Eyman anti-tax measure on the November ballot, according to a campaign filing Tuesday.
Mark Lamb, who owns North Creek Law Firm, described that payment as a deposit to represent the I-1366 campaign committee, not Eyman personally.
"That money is segregated. It is not used for Tim's purposes at all," Lamb said. He said his firm will bill Eyman separately for his own defense.
Lamb said he was retained by Jack and Mike Fagan, officers of Voters Want More Choices, the campaign committee running I-1366. The Fagans, a father and son from Spokane, have long helped Eyman run his anti-tax initiative campaigns.
Both Eyman and Voters Want More Choices were named in a Public Disclosure Commission (PDC) investigative report last month.
The PDC staff report found Eyman has received secret payments from a Lacey paid-signature-gathering firm and accused him of illegally using campaign money for personal expenses.
Through his attorney, Eyman has denied wrongdoing.
The allegations are now under review by Attorney General Bob Ferguson's office.
The new campaign filing Tuesday also shows the I-1366 campaign recently repaid a $250,000 loan from Eyman. In an email to supporters in September, Eyman said he'd made the loan, which helped pay for signature gatherers, by taking out a second mortgage on his house.
I-1366, which is on the Nov. 3 ballot, would cut the state's 6.5-cent sales tax by a penny, reducing state revenues by $8 billion over six years, unless the Legislature sends a tax-limiting constitutional amendment to the 2016 ballot by April 15.
That amendment would reinstate a two-thirds vote requirement for tax increases approved by the Legislature, except for those sent to a public vote.
The two-thirds requirement has been endorsed by voters three times since 2007.
But the last initiative imposing the supermajority rule was struck down as unconstitutional by the state Supreme Court in 2013 — leaving a constitutional amendment as the only way to reinstate the limit.
Jim Brunner: 206-515-5628 or jbrunner@seattletimes.com. On Twitter @Jim_Brunner


The traditional hiring process is disadvantageous both for graduating students and employers, but a little innovation can go a long way to improving this.
The traditional entry-level hiring process inhibits graduates of all ages from breaking into new industries and starting their careers, contributing to the twin problems of unemployment and underemployment of postsecondary graduates. This, in turn, has led to a public perception shift related to the value of higher education for graduates. In this climate, significant steps are needed to transform and improve the pathway between the academy and the labor market. In this interview, Samuel Boyer discusses a few of the core issues with the traditional hiring process and shares his thoughts on how the resume could be reinvented to overcome these issues.
The EvoLLLution (Evo): What are the most significant problems with the traditional hiring process for employers?
Samuel Boyer (SB): One of the most significant and biggest problems with the traditional hiring process is the amount of time it takes. The process of sorting through hundreds of potential employee resumes to find the perfect candidate takes a huge chunk of time away from employers. Even after going through piles and piles of resumes, there is no surefire way to judge a candidate's personality or to get a sense of whether they would be a good fit for your company when reading a stagnant resume.
The second problem with the traditional hiring process arises in the interviewing stage itself. There have been countless studies conducted by professional researchers and hiring professionals that prove time and time again that first impression is the leading factor in the final hiring decision. That being said, if a company is looking to keep their reputation intact, they can't simply cut an interview short based on first impression alone, meaning that hiring teams are wasting time sitting through interviews for candidates that they have already made an opinion about within the first 3 to 5 minutes.
Evo: How does the traditional hiring process negatively impact students?
SB: The problems with the hiring process become even more challenging for students who are applying to entry-level positions. Across the United States, more and more students are seeking out internships and recognizing the importance of building a professional portfolio throughout their studies.
The problem is that now, everyone is coming out of college with the same type of degree, the same internship experiences, the same leadership roles and so on. With so much uniformity in the resumes of recent college graduates, the challenge that is presented to graduates looking to enter the workforce is how they can stand out and avoid letting their resume slip into the deep, dark hole of a hiring manager's desk without ever getting a chance to let their personality shine through.
Evo: How are you overcoming these obstacles?
SB: Visibl is a powerful tool that students can use to get an edge with employers by showing them why they're different from the pack—what sets them apart, and what brought them to the place they are now. With each video created, a student increases their opportunities of landing a job by revealing their true personality and telling their story, something they would've previously only been able to do once called for an interview.
Employers today don't just want to hire a person; they want to hire the right personality for a position, which is difficult to extrapolate from a piece of paper. Visibl overcomes the obstacle of the one-dimensional paper resume by bringing the entire process to a more human level, one that is less transactional and aims to get at what a candidate is actually looking for in a job. For employers, using Visibl will increase the speed and effectiveness of their existing recruiting strategy, ultimately saving them time and money in the long run.
Evo: What are the next steps Visibl needs to take in order to transform hiring for entry-level positions?
SB: I am focusing the launch of Visibl on the West Coast, primarily in California. One reason for this is to try to grab the attention and early-adoption habits of the students out there. I feel strongly that the youth culture on the West Coast, one of openness to new technology and a free-spirited approach in general, will mean that Visibl hits the ground running once launched. Visibl needs to get as many student users on board as soon as possible, which will in turn attract more employers to sign up.
Although we have numerous companies signed up to use Visibl already, the student adoption rate is really the key to transforming everything. Fortunately, we've seen an excellent response to Visibl by the students in California, and those that we've hired as interns or campus ambassadors are helping us get everything jumpstarted. My hope is that Visibl will help usher in a new era of technology designed specifically with the student job-seeker in mind.
The traditional entry-level hiring process puts a great deal of attention on the first impression and is woefully unsophisticated when it comes to finding candidates who will truly succeed.
Publishing short videos highlighting a candidate's personality allows employers to quickly identify realistic prospects, making the interview process more effective.
I can see a lot of people jumping on board with this, but I can also imagine a lot of students being terrified of the prospect of having to make a video resume. A lot of people rely on being able to curate the image they present to a prospective employer, and for some people a video makes that a lot more difficult.
Even if it's not every student's favorite thing, in this era of rapid technological changes it makes sense for all students to have basic skills such as creating a personal video. Pushing themselves out of their comfort zones in order to go after a job they want is likely only a good thing.


So What Is Gel Polish?
Let me start by letting you know what Gel Polish is. It goes by a few brand names out there – Colour Gloss by Artistic Nail Design, GelColor by OPI, Gelish by…Gelish and Shellac by CND to name a few.
We use Colour Gloss and GelColor at Polished Beauty because we think they are the best (we have tried the others and find we get the best results with these 2 brands). Gel Polish is applied in several layers and cured in a UV lamp. It is a similar to nail polish in that it is applied to the nails after a manicure or pedicure. At Polished Beauty it is also available in a huge range of colours.
This is by far the No.1 reason for Gel Polish's instant success – it lasts up to 21 days! Nail Polish regularly wears off, cracks, dulls or chips off within a day or so. With Gel Polish, you can get your nails done and then forget about them for a few weeks knowing they will be in perfect condition. Gel Polish resists chipping, cracking or peeling a lot more than normal nail polish. You will see some new nail growth at the base of your nail as your nail plate grows out.
Unlike normal polish, Gel Polish is cured in a UV Lamp and dries instantly which means no more smudges as soon as you reach for your keys or purse. You can get your nails done in your lunch break or on the way to pick up the kids. It's also perfect for the busy business woman to always look Polished.
You'll be amazed by the high-gloss shine that Gel Polish has. It lasts for as long as the Gel Polish is on your nails – up to 21 days. Nail polish tends to dull quickly, sometimes within the first day or so unless you spend time re-applying a top coat every few days (I've got better things to do – don't you?).
Gel Polish is much more economical than normal polish because it lasts so much longer which makes it amazing value for money. A quick visit to the salon and your set for a few weeks, rather than having to come back every few days for a repaint. This saves you time in this fast pace world of today.
Because Gel Polish stays on your nail longer it actually helps prevent your nail from breaking easily. Together with regular use of a high-quality cuticle oil, it holds your nail together, reducing the risk of your nail breaking at the free edge – which means longer nails!
You can see from the Top 5 reasons above that Gel Polish will be your new best friend for many years to come. It's more than likely that your girlfriends or colleagues are getting it done and you didn't even know. Book an appointment with us online or call us on 8332 1521 to book in today!


KC Gurukul College of Education Paloura Jammu Recruitment 2018. In latest jobs advertisement college invites application for Lecturer posts .
Lecturer in Education MA/M.Sc/M.Ed with min 55% + B.Ed of Science (Biological Science & Physical Science) Punjabi, Physical education.
Candidates with NET/SLET qualification will be preferred.
Applications on plain paper are invited from the eligible candidates along with photocopies of all the testimonials and two passport size photographs for the following posts to reach the college by or before 23.7.2018. upto 2pm.


SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) The Warriors still aren't playing championship-level defense and they're committing too many turnovers for coach Steve Kerr's liking.
That might be nitpicking, especially on a night when Golden State and Sacramento set an NBA record for combined 3-pointers, but it's a concern for the two-time defending champs nevertheless.
''We were not too far off, just a couple of possessions. They sensed it. But it's going to come. It might not be this year, but maybe next year.'' - Hield, on the Kings closing the gap with the Warriors.


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150th Anniversary of the Civil War - Hagerstown newspapers
The collection contains weekly stories from the Hagerstown newspapers from 1861-1865, telling of Civil War events in Washington County, Maryland and beyond. Not all years are covered as some newspapers did not survive.
Antietam Cemetery Payroll, 1866-1867
The payroll for the construction of the wall around Antietam National Cemetery, 1866-1867. Dr Augustin Biggs is the probable author.
Battle of Antietam - Herald of Freedom and Torch Light, September 1862
The Herald of Freedom and Torch Light, the pro Union Hagerstown newspaper, covered the story of the battle of Antietam and its aftermath in South Washington County.
Boonsboro Free Library history
The Boonsboro Free Library has deep roots in the community, with the organization in the early 1900s of the reading room of the Boonsboro Republican Club and the Washington County Free Library providing books to the residents.
John Brown in Washington County
John Brown launched his attack on the armory at Harpers Ferry from Washington County. This website documents his stay in a hotel in Hagerstown and the local newspapers response.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The C&O Canal, 78 miles of which are located in Washington County, provided a variety of employment opportunites and a transportation corridor for the county's produce and minerals from the 1830s to 1924.
Commercial Hotel, Boonsboro, 1887
The first hotel in Boonsboro, built in 1796 as the Eagle, later became the Commercial Hotel and then the Boone. It burned in 2008. This is the register of guests in 1887.
Elks Lodge and Henry's Theatre, Hagerstown
The Barbara Ingram School for the Arts, Washington County's newest school, is located in the former Elks Hall on South Potomac Street, Hagerstown. Henry's Theatre was located there from 1931 to 1979.
The First Bookmobile - Washington County Free Library
In 1905, Mary Titcomb, the librarian of Washington County Free Library, Maryland, sent a wagon pulled by two horses, laden with 200 books, to travel the county. So began the system of rural free delivery of books.
General Russell Hartle
Russell Hartle, a Washington County, Maryland native, had a distinguished military career from 1910 to 1946. He led the first large group of American troops in Europe in WWII to Northern Ireland and served as Deputy Commander of American troops in Europe under Lt. General Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Hagerstown 1911
"Hagerstown: A great manufacturing, railroad, interurban and distributing center" - the opening lines of the 1911 Story of Hagerstown.
Hagerstown Braves 1952
The 1952 Hagerstown Braves baseball team program. Includes a tribute to J. V. Jamison, Hagerstown resident and long time supporter of baseball in the region.
Hagerstown Bus Terminal
The Hagerstown Bus Terminal opening after World War II on East Antietam was a busy place, with a least four companies using its facilities.
Hagerstown City Directory, 1893
The first listing of the residents of Hagerstown includes name, address and also occupation of the populace. In addition, it records "coloreds", county officials, churches and secret societies.
Hagerstown Illustrated, 1887
Hagerstown: An Illustrated Description of the City of Hagerstown, showing its advantages as a place of residence and a location for manufactories &c., &c. by T. J. C. Williams is an industrial promotional piece for the city of Hagerstown, written in 1887.
Hagerstown photographs, 1944
During World War II, the people of Hagerstown created a postcard collection to send to the "respected sons and daughters who have left the peaceful shelter of the Maryland hills for the many hardships and dangers of war".
Hagerstown Telephone Directory, 1907
The 1500 subscribers in Hagerstown and the exchanges in Clear Spring, Hancock, Keedysville, and Smithsburg are listed. Other towns were connected by party lines.
Hays photograph collection - Hagerstown and Washington County
Photographs of Hagerstown and surrounding countryside from the 1880s to 1920s from the Hays family.
The Insurrection at Harper's Ferry, 1859
Correspondence collected by the Maryland Senate in 1860 relating to John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry includes messages from B. & O. conductors and the company president, John Garrett, Governor Wise of Virginia and Robert E. Lee, U. S. Army, Commander of forces at Harper's Ferry.
Land patents of Washington County, Maryland (1730-1830)
The land patents issued 1730 -1830, for the current Washington County. Patents, also known as land grants, are documents granting ownership rights to some previously unpatented property. A knowledge of land patents is often helpful for understanding wills and equity cases.
Marble Quarry, Washington County
The marble quarry near Rohrersville, south Washington County, was in operation from at least 1902 to 1909. This collection of photographs shows the quarrying of the stone.
Sheriff's Records, Washington County, 1804-1806
The jail and other law enforcement records of Colonel Nathaniel Rochester, Sheriff of Washington County, Maryland, 1804-1806
War of 1812, Sharpsburg Militia
Several militia from Washington County were formed during the War of 1812. The muster roll from Captain John Miller's company from Sharpsburg include those who enlisted.
Washington County, 1905 -Foltz photographs
This collection of photographs of Hagerstown and Williamsport in 1905 were made available by the descendants of Madge Dornblaser Foltz and Joseph S. Foltz.
Washington County Court Records, 1778-1793
Court records for Washington County, Maryland, 1778-1793, include the names of many of the county's residents.
Washington County Jury List, 1877
The 1877 Jury List for Washington County, Maryland includes 4826 males 25 to 65 years old, who were taxable or residents of the county.
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts - History
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in Hagerstown's City Park opened its doors in 1931. This collection of photographs and documents from the Museum's archives traces the formative years of the Museum's remarkable history.


If we saw each other last year on tour, it means that I was trying to be all over the place, restless and moving a lot, jumping from buses to ferries to hotels, up all night as if we didn't need any sleep, singing, some kind of lyrical sobbing, suffering from my own delusions, playing harmonica, mostly.
It was a beautiful time to just travel around and see what everybody else is doing. All that speed around you and then it just stops.
I spent time in Bukidnon after the tour, sleeping, mostly. We stayed in a convent and lived with the priests and the nuns. They left me alone, and I was recording in solitude.
On the weekend you will hear two new songs. These songs are part of a new album that we are making.
I'm very excited. I hope you get to hear them.


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Home Nicaragua First Company Enters Nicaragua's Free Zone Regime
First Company Enters Nicaragua's Free Zone Regime
Diamond Recycling, the first of its kind to come under the free zone regime of Nicaragua, will invest $10 million into a country-wide recycling plant. The free zone regime gives special economic incentives to relocating or setting up businesses in Nicaragua.
Photo Credit: El Nuevo Diario
Original Article Text From El Nuevo Diario:
New investment in free zones
Diamond Recycling is the name of the Honduran company that provides installed soon in Nicaragua with an investment of approximately $ 10 million. This was the first company of its kind to come under the free zone regime, and was announced by the executive director of the Nicaraguan Association of Textiles and Apparel, Anitec, Dean Garcia.
"Last week I met with Honduran investor, he wants to devote to recycle all materials: solids and liquids (in Nicaragua)," said Garcia.
The company has plants in the output to Olancho, Honduras, and weekly exports 25 tons of aluminum, plastic and a 80 considerable amount of iron, mainly the United States, India, Korea, Japan and China.
Garcia said the company would be commissioning the reprocessing of textile materials. "Now, next week will be making his second voyage of exploration in Nicaragua to see where the plant would be located and meet with ProNicaragua", she said.
When asked about the issue the executive director of the Investment Promotion Agency of Nicaragua, ProNicaragua, Javier Chamorro neither confirm nor deny the investment described.
He said that this year are looking to diversify the type of investments in the country. The presidential delegate for investment Alvaro Baltodano said weeks ago that this year there are the conditions to overcome the investment figures collected in 2011, then estimated to quantify at least 1.000 million in the indicator.
Sector management attracts
"We have an excellent business climate, clear rules and policies, currency stability and low inflation," Baltodano argued about it.
Meanwhile, the president of the Nicaraguan Federation of Private Zones of Nicaragua, Carlos Vargas, told El Nuevo Diario, which is interested in recycling Diamond Nicaragua as the country of the region with the best competitive rates.
"We we served their representatives, but is responsible ProNicaragua to the lobby to call us only when the investor wants to know one of our industrial parks," he said.
According to Vargas is likely that the Honduran company is being installed in the country later this year or early next.
According to official figures from the Central Bank of Nicaragua, NCB, Foreign Direct Investment, FDI in 2011 reached 967.9 million dollars, the country's historical record. This growth was led mainly by the energy, telecommunications and free zones.
In 2011 Nicaragua was able to attract 248 foreign investment projects originating from 41 countries, this is the highest amount in history.
TPL insufficient
The executive director of the Nicaraguan Association of Textiles and Apparel, Anitec, Dean Garcia said they will request the extension of Tariff Preference Levels, known in English as TPL.
In the commercial treaty negotiations and the Dominican Republic signed with the U.S., CAFTA, Nicaragua was the only country in the region that TPL was able to obtain the grant of 100 million square meters per year of nonwoven from the countries that signed the agreement.
Garcia stated that the TPL is not enough, as the industry requires at least 400 million square meters of fabric.
"The use of TPL, is complex because the quota allocated only covers a portion of exports, and industry needs at least 400 million square meters," he said.
The director said Anitec are about 60 companies making those received by TPL.
"In economic terms this means about 350 million dollars, and because of their importance, we are making efforts to see if we can expand the amount allocated to Nicaragua," he reiterated.
From El Nuevo Diario via Google Translate


Jammu: A small batch of 200 pilgrims left Jammu on Saturday to perform the ongoing Amarnath Yatra.
This is the smallest number of pilgrims to leave for the valley on a single day during since the yatra began on June 29. It will conclude on August 7 on Shravan Purnima coinciding with the Raksha Bandhan festival.
"A batch of 200 pilgrims comprising 180 males and 20 females left the Bhagwati Nagar Yatri Niwas at 2.55 a.m. in an escorted convoy of nine vehicles," officials said here.
All vehicles carrying pilgrims have to cross the Jawahar tunnel on the Jammu-Srinagar highway before 3.30 p.m. for security reasons.
This precautionary measure has been taken to ensure that the pilgrims reach the two base camps of Pahalgam and Baltal before sunset.
So far, over 2.50 lakh pilgrims have reached the cave shrine situated at 3,888 metres above sea-level.
Last year, only 2.30 lakh pilgrims performed the yatra.
Forty-eight pilgrims have lost their lives this year.
Of these, 17 died in a road accident, eight in a terror attack while 23 of natural causes.


When it comes time for you to move out of your current apartment, you want to get as much of your security deposit back as you possibly can. Dogs and cats can leave odors and stains within an apartment. If the apartment smells like a dog or a cat was inside, or if there are visible stains and pet hair everywhere, you probably won't get much of the pet deposit back.
The best way to make sure that urine stains aren't a problem is to make sure that your pet is properly house trained. However, accidents do happen.
To get rid of pet urine stains that have set in, you need to make a solution of one part vinegar to one part warm water. This solution needs to be applied to the area of the stain. You should let this set for a few moments. Then, you need to blot the wet area with a paper towel. Follow this by sprinkling some baking soda over the area. Let this set for several minutes. After you have spot cleaned the stains, you should vacuum the entire floor.
If the stain is still present after using this method, you can purchase special pet stain spot cleaners from a pet shop. These products are sprayed on, worked into the stain, and then the area is vacuumed.
Some apartments will have extensive staining. In these cases, you will need to rent a carpet cleaner. Give all the carpets in the apartment a thorough cleaning, and leave plenty of time for the carpets to dry. When they are dry, sprinkle a pet odor neutralizer over the carpet and vacuum.
Dogs and cats that are kept in an apartment can leave odors in the residence even if they have not urinated on the floor. When you have generalized pet odors, you should sprinkle baking soda over all of the carpets and let it set. Then, you need to thoroughly vacuum the area and spray air freshener in the apartment. Also, you should scrub down all the tiled and vinyl flooring in the apartment.
If you don't get all the pet hair out of the apartment, you will lose some of your deposit. The first method for removing pet hair is vacuuming. However, this may not be sufficient by itself. Before you vacuum, take a rubber broom and move it back and forth through the carpet. This will dislodge pet hair and allow it to be vacuumed more easily.
By following these steps, you will make the apartment look and smell better. It will go a long way to helping get your deposit returned.
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Palm Kernel Meal - An Alternative Cost-Effective Fish Feed Ingredient
S. Sangavi - ICAR- Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai
Paramita Banerjee Sawant - ICAR- Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai
Muralidhar P. Ande - ICAR- Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Kakinada Centre, Andhra Pradesh
Karthireddy Syamala - ICAR- Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Kakinada Centre, Andhra Pradesh
N. K. Chadha - ICAR- Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai
Aquaculture is the fastest growing food production sector in the world and fulfills half of the animal protein requirement. Commercial fish feed accounts for about 50-60% of the total operational cost of the production system. Owing to increase in demand and competition from other animal sectors with regard to the use of conventional feed ingredients, cost of important feed ingredients like fishmeal is increasing. Besides this, in the recent years, the declining trend of capture fisheries has further restricted the application of fishmeal in the fish feed formulations. One kg of farmed fish requires 0.7 kg of wild fish in the form of fishmeal as feed ingredients. This has prompted feed technologists to search and select sustainable non-conventional feed ingredients for the preparation of nutritionally rich and balanced formulated fish feed. These ingredients are gaining importance in the feed industry due to their reduced costs and their availability. One such locally available non-conventional feed ingredient is Palm Kernel Meal (PKM).
What is PKM?
Palm Kernel Meal (PKM) is an agricultural by-product of the oil palm (ElaeisguineensisJacq.) industry and is considered as an agro-industrial waste. It is produced from the kernels of the oil palm fruits, after the extraction of palm kernel oil either by mechanical or solvent extraction methods (Figure. 1). It is also called as palm kernel cake or palm kernel expeller. PKM resulting from mechanical extraction contains 5-12% oil and solvent-extracted palm kernel meal contains 0.5-3% oil.
Figure. 1. Process flow for commercial production of Palm Kernel Meal (PKM)
Status of PKM production
About 80% of the PKM originates from Indonesia and Malaysia. Indonesia is the largest producer and exporter of palm oil and other palm oil by-products. In the year 2018, Indonesia produced 5.89 million metric tonnes of PKM and Malaysia produced 2.74 million metric tonnes of PKM. The other five main producer countries are Thailand, Nigeria, Colombia, Papua New Guinea and Guatemala. India is at 21st position with the total production of 0.01 million metric tonnes of PKM (USDA, 2019).
Nutritional profile of PKM
PKM is known as an energy-feed and also its chemical composition is similar to that of copra meal, rice bran or corn gluten feed. It is a highly fibrous and medium grade protein feed(Table. 1), hence most suited to ruminant or rabbit feeding.The wastes and residues from the palm oil extraction are cellulosic organic biomass with high nutrient content.
Table. 1. Chemical composition and nutritional value of PKM
Use of PKM in aquaculture
The use of PKM as a locally available non-conventional feed ingredient in the fish diets emerged in early 90's. PKM had been substituted in the diet of tilapia and catfish fingerlings wherein, positive growth performancewas recorded at lowerinclusions levels.The following examples illustrate theinclusion levels of PKM in the diets for the effective performance of fingerlingsof different fish species (Table. 2).
Table. 2. Effective PKM inclusion level for fish fingerlings in the aqua-diets
Benefits of PKM in fish diets
The advantages of using PKM as a non-conventional feed ingredient in the fish feed are as follows:
Globally, there is no competition for the consumption of PKM as a food product by humans.
This meal is a cheap raw material source from palm oil industry and is a cost-effective one.
It is also readily available as a feed ingredient for the fishes, poultry and ruminants.
This is a waste or by-product from agriculture and/ processing industries that can be utilized effectively.
The use of PKM as a fish feed ingredient plays an effective role in nutrient recycling and is an improved form of waste management.
Challenges for the use of PKM
Several factors limiting the incorporation of PKM into fish diets are:
There is relatively low protein content in this meal, so there are also possible deficiencies of amino acids.
The presence of anti-nutritional factors (non-starch polysaccharides) limits the direct use of PKM in the fish diets.
It is slightly unpalatable and mixing this feed ingredient with palatable feedstuffs such as molasses will help improve intakes
The higher fibre level can reduce the apparent digestibility for fish and other ruminants, limiting its inclusion in the feeds.
Ways to improve protein content in PKM
Solid state fermentation- The protein content of PKM can be increased by the process of solid-state fermentation with cellulolytic fungus, Trichoderma koningii. Reports say that this process almost doubled the protein content of rawPKM, from about 17% to 32% crude protein.
Amino acid supplementation- PKM is low in sulphur amino acids and probably lysine, which are essential amino acids necessary for the optimal growth of fish. Some studies have reported that amino acid supplementation (1-1.2 %) improved the growth of fish fed PKM based diets.
Utilization of feed enzymes- The low digestibility of PKM is attributed to the high levels of non-starch polysaccharides (anti-nutritional factors)found in the cell wall. The use of proteolytic, fibrolytic or carbohydrate-degradingenzymes (ie., cellulase, xylanase) to PKM-based diets have great possibility of releasing unavailable nutrients and energy.
Extrusion by Response Surface Method (RSM)- The high indigestible polysaccharides content present in the PKM limits the inclusion level in the diets of ruminants and fish. The twin-screw extrusion treatment of PKM helps to reduce the indigestible polysaccharides content during exposure to various temperatures, screw speeds, hopper speeds and moisture contents. Thus, a potential technological extrusion process resulted in reducing the anti-nutritional factors and improving the nutritive value of PKM (Roslanet al., 2017) as evidenced through an analysis using response surface methodology (RSM).
Status of research on PKM as a potential unconventional fish feed
The use of PKM as a locally available non-conventional aqua-feed ingredient emerged in early 90's. Omoregie and Ogbemudia (1993) substituted PKM in the diet of Nile tilapia fingerlings and observed positive performance in the lower level of inclusion. Saad et al. (1997) found that fingerlings of O. niloticus showed significant sign of responses when fed with 30% inclusion rate. The fingerlings of Nile tilapia fed with African PKM (35%) in the practical diets gave better performances (Oliveira et al., 1997). Omoregie (2001) found that the minimum incorporation of PKM at 10% inclusion in the diet of Labeo senegalensis (African carp) juveniles had a reasonable feed utilization and nutrient digestibility.
According to Ng et al. (2002), the pretreated PKM diets using enzymes showed a considerable increase in the nutritive value. They found no better results in the fermentation (Trichoderma koningii) process and also reported that the raw PKM could be used as a dietary ingredient with no deleterious effects on red hybrid tilapia (Oreochromis sp.). A study on feeding trial was conducted in the practical diets for Red hybrid tilapia (Oreochromis sp.) containing the above meal which showed a better nutrient utilization efficiency in the partial (20%) substitution with soybean meal (Ng and Chong, 2002).
Ng and Chen (2002) observed that the performance of hybrid Asian–African catfish, Clarias macrocephalus × Clarias gariepinus decreased with increased inclusion of the PKM in the fingerlings diet. In the study performed by Iluyemi et al. (2010), it is reported that there were adverse effects on the performance and feed utilization of Red tilapia fed with fermented (Trichoderma longibrachiatum) meal. Udo et al. (2012) incorporated PKM as a plant-based feed ingredient in the reference diet of African catfish (C. gariepinus) fingerlings.
Among agro-industrial by-products (cassava meal, mesquite pod meal, cocoa meal), the diets prepared from PKM promoted the performance of Nile tilapia fish coupled with economic efficiency index (Carvalho et al., 2012). Thongprajukaew et al. (2015) studied the utilization of dietary modified palm kernel meal feed (water-soaked (SPKM), microwave-irradiated (MPKM), or water-soaked and microwave-irradiated palm kernel meals (SMPKM)) in the sex reversed Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) and observed that the SMPKM had improved the nutritional quality of PKM containing diet. The study conducted by Adjanke et al. (2016) showed that the acceptability and palatability response of O. niloticusfingerlings fed with the meal diets resulted in no significant differences among treatments. The incorporation of PKM in milkfish (Chanos chanos) diets high as 16.36% did not show any adverse effect on growth performance and gut health (Zulfahmi et al., 2019).
Availability and cost of conventional fish feed ingredients has become a major concern for the aquaculture feed industry. Therefore, use of non-conventional fish feed ingredients which are locally available at reduced cost can be a good option for the feed industry, especially for resource poor fish farmers. It can be therefore concluded that PKM is a viable non-conventional alternative feed ingredient and has a promising role to play in aquaculture. It presents an immense scope to substitute or replace fish meal either completely or partially post its processing augmented increase in percentage of protein. PKM can herald a new era in on-farm feed production for poor fish farmers and will provide an avenue for a more practical and cost-effective feed ingredient, adding to their overall profit.
Adjanke, A., Tona, K., Ble, C.M., Imorou Toko, I. and Gbeassor, M., (2016). Effect of dietary inclusion of palm kernel meal on feed intake, growth and body composition of Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus reared in concrete tanks in Togo. International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies, 4(5): 642-646.
Alimon, A.R. and Wan Zahari, W.M., (2012). Recent advances in the utilization of oil palm by-products as animal feed. In International Conference on Livestock Production and Veterinary Technology (ICARD):211-218.
Carvalho, J.S.O., Azevedo, R.V.D., Ramos, A.P.D.S. and Braga, L.G.T., (2012). Agroindustrial byproducts in diets for Nile tilapia juveniles. Revista Brasileira de Zootecnia, 41(3): 479-484.
El-Sayed, A.F.M., (1999). Alternative dietary protein sources for farmed tilapia, Oreochromis spp. Aquaculture, 179(1): 149-168.
Iluyemi, F.B., Hanafi, M.M., Radziah, O. and Kamarudin, M.S., (2010). Nutritional evaluation of fermented palm kernel cake using red tilapia. African Journal of biotechnology, 9(4).
Ng, W.K. and Chen, M.L., (2002). Replacement of soybean meal with palm kernel meal in practical diets for hybrid Asian-African catfish, Clarias macrocephalus× C. gariepinus. Journal of Applied Aquaculture, 12(4):67-76.
Ng, W.K. and Chong, K.K., (2002). The nutritive value of palm kernel and the effect of enzyme supplementation in practical diets for red hybrid tilapia (Oreochromis sp). Asian Fisheries Science, 15(2): 167-176.
Ng, W.K., (2003). The potential use of palm kernel meal in aquaculture feeds. Aquaculture Asia, 8(1): 38-39.
Ng, W.K., Lim, H.A., Lim, S.L. and Ibrahim, C.O., (2002). Nutritive value of palm kernel meal pretreated with enzyme or fermented with Trichoderma koningii (Oudemans) as a dietary ingredient for red hybrid tilapia (Oreochromis sp). Aquaculture Research, 33(15): 1199-1207.
Olvera-Novoa, M.A., Campos, S.G., Sabido, M.G. and Palacios, C.A.M., (1997). The use of alfalfa leaf protein concentrates as a protein source in diets for tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus). Aquaculture, 90(3-4): 291-302.
Omoregie, E. and Ogbemudia, F.I., (1993). Effect of substituting fishmeal with palm kernel meal on growth and food utilization of the Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus. Israeli Journal of Aquaculture, 45(3): 113-113.
Omoregie, E., (2001). Utilization and nutrient digestibility of mango seeds and palm kernel meal by juvenile Labeo senegalensis (Antheriniformes: Cyprinidae). Aquaculture Research, 32(9): 681-687.
Roslan, M.A.H., Abdullah, N., Murad, N.Z.A., Halmi, M.I.E., Idrus, Z. and Mustafa, S., (2017). Optimisation of extrusion for enhancing the nutritive value of palm kernel cake using response surface methodology. BioResources, 12(3):6679-6697.
Saad, C.R., Cheah, S.H. and Kamarudin, M.S., (1997). The use of palm kernel cake (PKC) in diets of red tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). Universiti Putra Malaysia.
Thongprajukaew, K., Rodjaroen, S., Yoonram, K., Sornthong, P., Hutcha, N., Tantikitti, C. and Kovitvadhi, U., (2015). Effects of dietary modified palm kernel meal on growth, feed utilization, radical scavenging activity, carcass composition and muscle quality in sex reversed Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). Aquaculture, 439: 45-52.
Udo, I.U., Ekanem, S.B. and Ndome, C.B., (2012). Determination of optimum inclusion level of some plant and animal protein-rich feed ingredients in least-cost ration for African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) fingerlings using linear programming technique. International Journal of Oceanography and Marine Ecological System, 1(1): 24-35.
USDA., (2019). Palm kernel meal production by country in 1000 MT.
Zulfahmi, I., Herjayanto, M., Batubara, A.S., Affandi, R., Zulfahmi, I., Herjayanto, M., Batubara, A.S. and Affandi, R., (2019). Palm Kernel Meal as a Fish-feed Ingredient for Milkfish (Chanos chanos, Forskall 1755): Effect on Growth and Gut Health. Pakistan Journal of Nutrition, 18(8):753-760.
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The Local Government Association has warned that proposals to strip councils of powers to swiftly clean up contamination and infection put public health in jeopardy.
Councils are currently responsible for destroying contaminated articles, seizing potentially infected goods and making hazardous premises safe for public use.
The Health & Social Care Bill, which is going through parliament, suggests the courts should first decide a recommended course of action before local authorities carry out potentially life-saving work.
The Local Government Association will urge ministers to reconsider the proposed transfer of powers away from councils to volunteer magistrates. This extra layer of red tape could delay clean up operations and increase the risk to public health.
The death of Alexander Litvinenko in November 2006, saw Westminster City Council lead the remediation process to make 47 sites, including hotels, restaurants and aircraft contaminated with polonium -210 safe. Proposals going through parliament would require the council to ask permission on up to 47 separate occasions to respond.
David Rogers (Lib Dem), chair of the community wellbeing bard at the LGA said: "The clean up services that councils provide are being hampered by burgeoning bureaucracy and red tape. It seems illogical to remove the powers from councils when there is no evidence to suggest that local authorities have in anyway abused their authority or failed to act appropriately.
Graham Jukes, chief executive, Chartered Institute of Environmental Health described the move as "foolhardy".
"Local authorities have repeatedly demonstrated, at all levels, that they are effective in protecting the public health of their local communities. CIEH believes it essential that local councils are able to act directly to protect public health," he said.


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Last Thursday saw Shropshire young carers come over to Shrewsbury Town Football club to take part in football Funday, set up by the Community Trust as a follow up to the delivery of earlier Shropshire Young Carers Health and Fitness sessions.
20 young carers attended the sessions at the Powerleague Pitches, where members could take part in a football coaching session delivered by the STFC community coaches. Member were also treated to a guided tour around the Greenhous Meadow where the members could look behind the scenes of the stadium, this was topped off by a surprise visit by Joe Jacobson who chatted with the kids and then answered questions about life as a footballer and signed autographs for everyone.
'It's been a great day, Shropshire young carers offer such great support to these young people. At the Community Trust we felt it was right to offer them a Football Funday here at Shrewsbury Town Football Club, as a follow up to the Health and Fitness session we delivered earlier in the year'. 'We do many community projects in and around the local area and we are always looking to build relationships with the wider community', said Aiden Wassell Community Development Officer.
Richard Coggins sessional worker for Shropshire Young Carers said 'The coaching staff quickly build a very positive relationship with the young carers, ensuring that group members benefit from an enjoyable session. STFC Community Trust create a friendly and safe environment, with some excellent facilities. This is certainly a project we wish to carry on in the future with Shrewsbury Town Community Trust.


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American citizens in Puerto Rico are suffering, but unlike when Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, the victims can't drive across the border to a welcoming state like Arkansas. Texans, Floridians and others are hurting from hurricanes, too, and Californians have lost their homes due to wildfires.
In such situations, should members of Congress vote for any aid package, even if they think it's a bad one?
Rep. French Hill, R-Arkansas, said no last week. The congressman who represents central Arkansas was one of only 69 members of the U.S. House who voted against a bill providing $36.5 billion for relief and recovery efforts after Hurricanes Maria, Harvey and Irma and the California wildfires. The package drew a yes vote from 353 members.
Hill explained his opposition in letters to Speaker Paul Ryan and to Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, and in an interview Sunday. He says a military-run joint task force should aid Hurricane Maria's victims in Puerto Rico, as was done after Katrina. The bill adds $8 billion to the Community Development Block Grant program, which after Katrina couldn't account for $700 million. Included in the package is $16 billion in debt relief for the National Flood Insurance Program, which has fallen $30 billion in debt since Katrina and other hurricanes struck in 2005. Did you know that while most flood insurance is sold and marketed through private insurers, it's actually a government program? Taxpayers subsidize homeowners who build and rebuild homes, including expensive vacation homes, in areas likely to flood.
"I know what needs to be done, and I know how important the federal government's role is in rebuilding the state resources and private resources, but we have to do it right and we have to do it thoughtfully for the best outcome in the long run," Hill told me.
When disasters happen, the easiest – and most politically expedient – thing for members of Congress to do is to vote for whatever aid package is presented them without asking too many questions. Some lawmakers who voted against the $50.5 billion Hurricane Sandy relief bill in 2013 have been reminded by Hurricane Harvey, and their critics, that you never know if your constituents will be the next catastrophe's victims.
But Hill is correct that the United States needs a thoughtful approach. We taxpayers should do whatever is needed to help our fellow Americans restart their lives. But this bill is only a down payment. Moody's Analytics estimates Hurricanes Harvey and Irma resulted in $150-$200 billion in property damages in Texas and Florida, about what Katrina cost. And that's not counting Puerto Rico. So we need to do this right.
At the same time, if we're going to spare no expense, it should be our expense, not our children's and grandchildren's. The $36.5 billion appropriation would not be offset by other spending cuts or tax increases, so it would be added to the national debt, now $20 trillion or $61,000 for every American. Borrowing money from future generations to meet today's emergency needs isn't charity or compassion – it's theft. Let's pay for this ourselves rather than stick them with part of the bill.
The even bigger picture is this. Major American population centers have been hit by disasters in recent years, and yet we always seem to be surprised. More people live in bigger cities in more vulnerable areas than at any time in human history, and those cities will only become bigger and more vulnerable. Those not at risk of hurricanes, like Arkansans, can fall victim to earthquakes or tornadoes.
It's only a matter of time before an even bigger disaster hits, perhaps even a civilization-changing one, so we'd better be prepared. Instead of a $20 trillion national debt, we should have a surplus with a savings account dedicated to the Next Big One.
Such a savings account would occur only by making hard choices, which is especially challenging in this political environment. But squirrels, who have brains the size of a walnut, know to store nuts before the winter. Surely we humans can figure something out.
Steve Brawner is an independent journalist in Arkansas. Email him at brawnersteve@mac.com. Follow him on Twitter at @stevebrawner.


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Is your cancellation policy — or lack of one — helping or hurting your business? Here, learn what other camps do so you can decide what's best for your camp.
Good communication is a cornerstone of good business. By having a written camp cancellation policy, you can give parents peace of mind — particularly if they're scheduling kids' summer activities early and aren't sure when their vacation might fall. If parents know, for instance, that they can apply their deposit toward a camp during a different week, they may be more likely to register now, rather than later … or with a competitor who offers that option. On the other hand, if you offer full refunds 100% of the time, parents may love you, but you might wind up with a lot of last-minute cancellations or no-shows.
If you don't have a written policy, or if you haven't reviewed your policy in a few years, it's a good idea to look at the following examples from other camps to help you ensure that your current strategy best serves both you and your customers.
Camp cancellation policies have varying degrees of flexibility, ActivityHero recommends a cancellation policy that, at minimum, takes into account the time and effort required to process a refund and any registration fees.
Here are some examples of cancellation policies, starting with the most flexible.
At Steve and Kate's Camp, parents buy only the number of day passes they need, and if they buy too many, they receive a full automatic refund for each unused day pass. Refunds are issued by check within 10 days of the last day of camp.
Any participant who is unable to attend this program for any reason will receive full credit for the purchased amount to be applied toward any other LBC program. Credits never expire and are transferrable.
This camp offers the option to transfer the credit to another session or receive a refund.
Prior to May 3: If a parent requests a cancellation, they can transfer their child to any available camp at no charge.
After May 3: Camp Galileo charges a $10 transfer fee per session/class for any schedule changes, regardless of the original sign-up date.
Between January 1 and May 2: Parents receive a full refund minus a $25 processing fee per session or class cancelled.
Between May 3 and June 1: Parents receive a refund minus a cancellation fee of $95 per session for Camp Galileo, or minus $120 per session for Galileo Summer Quest.
After June 1: No refunds.
If a parent cancels at least 10 days prior to camp, they will only lose the non-refundable deposit of $40. If they cancel within 10 days of camp, they forfeit the entire camp fee.
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Stafford Service Area, M6 Southbound, Stafford, ST15 0XE · Map
The West Midlands region is home to the county town of Stafford. The town was originally settled on the island in the middle of the marshes of the River Sow in 913. Today the town has been moved slightly to the south because of the potential of flooding. There are many different things for visitors to see and do in the town of Stafford.
St. Chad's church is the oldest building in Stafford. Built in the 12th century the church is a work of art in its own right. The main part of the church has rich patterns and figures that have been carved into the archways and pillars. Until reason that visitors can see these beautiful carvings is because of the restoration work that the church underwent in the 1800s. In the 17th and 18th centuries the carvings were covered up with stone work. Visitors can enjoy the wonderful works.
Also a popular place for visitors is the Stafford Castle ruins. The site was originally home to a wooden castle in the early 1100s; it was mostly destroyed and replaced by stone in 1347. By the end of the 1400's, however, the castle was pretty much abandoned and fell in disrepair. In the early 19th century the castle was rebuilt partially. But once again the castle was abandoned. The ruined remains of the Gothic Revival style castle can be seen from the M6 motorway and is open to visitors. Touring the ruins can give visitors the opportunity to see a piece of history for themselves.
For those interested in some of the other historic buildings in the city can visit the Shire Hall. This building once served as the court house for the town and is considered a Grade 2 historic building. The public can access two of the old court rooms and an old holding cell. Here you can see an exhibition of the history of the building and enjoy a guided tour of the building.
If you are interested in nature, then head over to Victoria Park. Opened in 1908 this 13 acre riverside park is not only rich in beautiful scenery but lots of fun areas too. With bird cages, an open-air paddling pool, green houses, play areas and bowling green families can sit back and relax or burn of that excited energy in this relaxing setting.
Stafford, filled with historic buildings it is a visitors delight.
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Nicolai Hartmann est un philosophe et professeur de philosophie allemand, né à Rīga, alors dans le gouvernement de Livonie appartenant à l'Empire russe (aujourd'hui en Lettonie), le  et mort à Göttingen en Allemagne, le . Hartmann ne fait pas partie du néokantisme, bien qu'ayant professé à Marbourg dans les années 1920-1925. Au contraire, ses premières œuvres majeures (Les Principes d'une métaphysique de la connaissance et La Philosophie de l'idéalisme allemand) formulent un certain nombre de critiques envers le néo-kantisme.

Biographie
Hartmann est le fils de l'ingénieur Carl August Hartmann (mort en 1890) et de son épouse Helene, née Hackmann, fille de pasteur. Nicolai Hartmann est élève à Saint-Pétersbourg au lycée allemand à partir de 1897. Après son baccalauréat (Abitur), il étudie la médecine en 1902 et 1903 à l'université de Dorpat (université de langue allemande de l'Empire russe), puis il étudie la philosophie à la faculté de philosophie de l'université de Saint-Pétersbourg, ainsi que la philologie classique. En 1905, après les événements révolutionnaires, il poursuit ses études à Marbourg, où il suit les cours des néokantiens Hermann Cohen et Paul Natorp. C'est ici qu'il commence une amitié à vie avec Heinz Heimsoeth. En 1907, il reçoit sa promotion de thèse de doctorat grâce à "" (Le Problème de l'être dans la philosophie grecque avant Platon).

Après avoir combattu pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, il est nommé professeur de philosophie à Marbourg (1920-1925), puis à Cologne (1925-1931), à Berlin 1931-1945, et enfin à Göttingen (1945-1950).

Philosophie

Le premier ouvrage de Hartmann (publié en 1909) montre son adhésion à un kantisme assez répandu dans l'université allemande au tournant des , bien que cet ouvrage soit consacré à Platon ( - La Logique de l'Être chez Platon). Ensuite, il publie un ouvrage en deux volumes qui formule des éléments de critique à l'égard du néo-kantisme (1923-1929 : ), avec qui la rupture sera consommée par la publication en 1942 de  - Nouveaux chemins de l'ontologie). Alors que pour le néo-kantisme, c'est l'esprit qui construit ses objets, pour Hartmann, l'ontologie est première et c'est l'épistémologie qui devient un champ d'exploration dérivé et dépendant du fait que les étants sont premiers. L'être est un prérequis à la connaissance de l'être. Dès lors, la connaissance est une partie de la réalité et non pas un domaine extérieur et surplombant cette réalité.

Cependant, Hartmann laisse une place à la distinction entre les catégories objectives, qui appartiennent au réel et les catégories subjectives qui participent de l'élaboration des connaissances. Pour Hartmann, le fait que l'esprit humain soit limité par l'irrationnel et que les conditions de la connaissance que sont l'espace et le temps introduisent des limites à la connaissance humaine implique que  la distance sera toujours un fait indépassable entre le sujet et l'objet. Le sujet de la connaissance ne pourra jamais totalement réduire cette distance. On peut trouver aussi des éléments de convergence entre la pensée de Nicolai Hartmann et celle de Max Scheler.

Bibliographie

Livres
 1909, Platos Logik des Seins, Topelmann, Giessen.
 1921, Grundzüge einer Metaphysik der Erkenntnis, Vereinigung wissenschaftl. Verleger, Berlin.
 1923-1929, Die Philosophie des deutschen Idealismus ; 1: Fichte, Schelling und die Romantik. - 1923. 2: Hegel. - 1929, de Gruyter, Berlin.
 1925, Ethik, de Gruyter, Berlin-Leipzig.
 1931, Zum Problem der Realitätsgegebenheit, Philosophische Vorträge, Pan-Verlagsges, Berlin.
 1933, Das Problem des geistigen Seins : Untersuchungen zur Grundlegung d. Geschichtsphilosophie u. d. Geisteswissenschaften, de Gruyter, Berlin-Leipzig.
 1935-1950, Ontologie, 4 Bände: 1. Zur Grundlegung der Ontologie. 2. Möglichkeit und Wirklichkeit. 3. Der Aufbau der realen Welt: Grundriß der allgemeinen Kategorienlehre.  4. Philosophie der Natur: Abriss der speziellen Kategorienlehre, de Gruyter, Berlin.
 1942, Neue Wege der Ontologie, in Systematische Philosophie, Kohlhammer, Stuttgart & Berlin.
 1942, Systematische Philosophie, Kohlhammer, Stuttgart & Berlin.
 1946, Leibniz als Metaphysiker, de Gruyter, Berlin.
 1949, Einfürung in die Philosophie, Luise Hanckel Verlag, Hannover.
 1949, Das Problem des geistigen Seins: Untersuchungen zur Grundlegung der Geschichtsphilosophie und der Geistewissenschaften, Walter de Gruyter Berlin.
 1951, Teleologisches Denken, de Gruyter, Berlin.
 1953, Ästhetik, de Gruyter, Berlin.
 1954, Philosophische Gespräche, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen.
 1955, Der philosophische Gedanke und seine Geschichte, Zeitlichkeit und Substantialität, Sinngebung und Sinnerfüllung, de Gruyter, Berlin.
 1955-1958, Kleinere Schriften ; *Bd. 1*Abhandlungen zur systematischen Philosophie. *Bd. 2*Abhandlungen zur Philosophie-Geschichte. *Bd. 3*Vom Neukantianismus zur Ontologie, de Gruyter, Berlin.

Articles
 1910, Zur Methode der Philosophiegeschichte in: Kant-Studien, 15, pp. 459-485.
 1912, Philosophische Grundfragen der Biologie in: Wege zur Philosophie, 6.
 1924, Diesseits von Idealismus und Realismus : Ein Beitrag zur Scheidg d. Geschichtl. u. Übergeschichtl. in d. Kantischen Philosophie  in: Sonderdrucke der Kantischen Studien, Pan Verlag R. Heise Berlin, pp. 160-206.
 1926, Aristoteles und Hegel, Stenger Erfurt.
 1933, Systematische Selbstdarstellung in: Deutsche systematische Philosophie nach ihren Gestaltern, Ebda, Berlin : Junker & Dünnhaupt, pp. 283-340.
 1935, Das Problem des Apriorismus in der Platonischen Philosophie in: Sitzungsberichte d. Preuss. Akad. d. Wiss. Phil.-hist. Kl. 1935, 15, de Gruyter Berlin.
 1936, Der philosophische Gedanke und seine Geschichte, in: Abhandlungen d. Preuss. Akad. d. Wissenschaften. Phil.-hist. Kl. 1936, Nr 5, de Gruyter Berlin.
 1937, Der megarische und der Aristotelische Möglichkeitsbegriff: Ein Beitr. zur Geschichte d. ontolog. Modalitätsproblems, in; Sitzungsberichte d. Preuss. Akad. d. Wiss. Phil.-hist. Kl. 1937, 10, de Gruyter Berlin.
 1938, Heinrich Maiers Beitrag zum Problem der Kategorien, in: Sitzungsberichte d. Preuss. Akad. d. Wiss. Phil.-hist. Kl. 1938, de Gruyter Berlin.
 1939, Aristoteles und das Problem des Begriffs, in: Abhandlungen der Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften: Philosophisch-historische Klasse ; Jg. 1939, Nr 5, de Gruyter Berlin.
 1941, "Zur Lehre vom Eidos bei Platon und Aristoteles", in: Abhandlungen d. Preuss. Akad. d. Wiss. Phil.-hist. Kl. Jg. 1941, Nr 8, de Gruyter Berlin.
 1942, Neue Wege der Ontologie, in: Systematische Philosophie, N. Hartmann, editor, Stuttgart 1942.
 1943, Die Anfänge des Schichtungsgedankens in der alten Philosophie, in: Abhandlungen der Preußischen Akademie der Wissenschaften: Philosophisch-historische Klasse; Jg. 1943, Nr 3, de Gruyter Berlin.

Traductions en français
 Hegel et le problème de la dialectique du réel, traduction de R.-L. Klee, Revue de Métaphysique et de Morale, vol. 38, 1931, p. 285-316.
 Les principes d'une métaphysique de la connaissance, traduction et préface de Raymond Vancourt, Tome I, Aubier Montaigne, Paris, 1945.
 Les principes d'une métaphysique de la connaissance, traduction et préface de Raymond Vancourt, Tome II, Aubier Montaigne, Paris, 1946.
 « Principes philosophiques des mathématiques d'après le Commentaire de Proclus aux deux premiers livres des Éléments d'Euclide », traduction de Geneviève de Pesloüan, dans Stanislas Breton, Philosophie et mathématique chez Proclus, Beauchesne, Paris, 1969, pp. 173-243.
 « Le concept mégarique et aristotélicien de possibilité: Contribution à l'histoire du problème ontologique de la modalité », traduction par Jean-Marc Narbonne, Laval Théologique et Philosophique, vol. 49, pp. 131-146, 1993.

Livres sur Hartmann
 Georges Gurvitch, Les tendances actuelles de la philosophie allemande: E. Husserl, M. Scheler, E. Lask, N. Hartmann, M. Heidegger, préface de Léon Brunschvicg, Paris: J. Vrin, 1930.
 Aram M. Frenkian, La Méthode hippocratique dans le Phèdre de Platon, suivie d'une Note sur le sens primordial du mot KATHOLOY (à propos des idées de M. Nicolai Hartmann), Bucarest: Imprimerie nationale, 1941.
 Jean Wahl, La Structure du monde réel d'après N. Hartmann, Paris: Centre de documentation universitaire, 1953. Cours de la Sorbonne (1952).
 Jean Wahl, La Théorie des catégories fondamentales dans Nicolai Hartmann, Paris: Centre de documentation universitaire, 1954. Cours de la Sorbonne (1953).
 Jean Wahl, Les Aspects qualitatifs du réel. I. Introduction, la philosophie de l'existence; II. Début d'une étude sur Husserl; III. La philosophie de la nature de N. Hartmann, Paris: Centre de documentation universitaire 1955. Cours de la Sorbonne (1954).
 Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, Essence et existence. Étude à propos de la philosophie de Roman Ingarden et Nicolai Hartmann, Aubier Editions Montaigne, Paris, 1957.
 Stanislas Breton, L'Être spirituel: Recherches sur la philosophie de Nicolaï Hartmann, Emmanuel Vitte, Lyon/Paris, 1962.
 Bernard Spreng, L'Irrationnel dans la philosophie de Nicolai Hartmann, Thèse, Université de Fribourg, Suisse, 1974.
 Alessandro Gamba, In principio era il fine. Ontologia e teleologia in Nicolai Hartmann, Vita e Pensiero, Milano 2004.
 Giuseppe D'Anna, Nicolai Hartmann. Dal conoscere all'essere, Morcelliana, Brescia 2009.
 Roberto Poli, Carlo Scognamiglio, Frédéric Tremblay (eds.), The Philosophy of Nicolai Hartmann, De Gruyter, Berlin, 2011.

Articles sur Hartmann en français
 Stanislas Breton, "La théorie de la modalité dans l'ontologie de Nicolai Hartmann (première partie)", Rassegna di Scienze Filosofiche, vol. 2/3, 1948, pp. 20-49.
 Stanislas Breton, "La théorie de la modalité dans l'ontologie de Nicolai Hartmann (deuxième partie)", Rassegna di Scienze Filosofiche, vol. 4, 1948, pp. 30-60.
 Stanislas Breton, "Le problème de la liberté dans l'Éthique de Nikolai Hartmann", Revue Thomiste, vol. 49, 1949, pp. 310-335.
 Jules Vuillemin, "La dialectique négative dans la connaissance de l'existence. Note sur l'épistémologie et la métaphysique de Nikolaï Hartmann et de Jean-Paul Sartre", Dialectica, vol. 4, no. 1, 1950, pp. 21-42.
 Stanislas Breton, "Religion et philosophie chez Nikolai Hartmann", Doctor Communis, 1951, vol. 4, pp. 119-122.
 Stanislas Breton, "Le problème de l'être spirituel", Giornale di Metafisica, 1954, pp. 397-438.
 Émile Bréhier, "Nicolai Hartmann (1882-1950)," in Histoire de la philosophie allemande, troisième édition mise à jour par Paul Ricœur, 1954, Paris: Librairie philosophique J. Vrin, pp. 209-227.
 Raymond Vancourt, "Nicolaï Hartmann et le renouveau métaphysique", Revue Thomiste, vol. 54, 1954, pp. 584-607.
 Guy Vidal, "Connaissance a priori et connaissance a posteriori selon Nicolai Hartmann", Revue Philosophique de Louvain, Troisième série, vol. 58, n. 59, 1960, pp. 394-429.
 Leo Lugarini, "Nicolai Hartmann", in Les grands courants de la pensée mondiale contemporaine. Portraits, vol. I, Milano, 1964, pp. 661-696.
 Peter Baumanns, "La méthode des apories dans la philosophie dans Nicolai Hartmann", Revue de Métaphysique et de Morale, vol. 73, 1968, pp. 199-204.
 Richard Bodéüs, (compte rendu de) "Nicolai Hartmann 1882-1982. Mit einer Einleitung vom Joseph Stallmach und einer Bibliographie der seit 1964 über Hartmann erschienenen Arbeiten. Herausgegeben von Alois Joh. Buch", Revue Philosophique de Louvain, vol. 81, no. 52, 1983, pp. 666-668.
 Michel Bastit, "Recherche de l'être et nécessité de l'analogie: le cas Hartmann", Diotima, vol. 30, 2002, pp. 72-81.
 Nicolas Tertulian, "Nicolai Hartmann et Georg Lukács. Une alliance féconde", Archives de Philosophie, vol. 66, 2003, pp. 663-698.
 Joao Maurício Adeodato, "Connaissance et irrationalité (Critique à l'Ontologie de Nicolai Hartmann dans la philosophie du droit)", Archives de philosophie du droit, vol. 47, 2003, pp. 387-402.
 Gerhard Seel, "Nicolai Hartmann : Jusqu'où va son platonisme ?" Sylvain Delcomminette et Antonino Mazzù (eds.), L'idée platonicienne dans la philosophie contemporaine, Paris: Vrin, 2012, pp. 213-227.
  Vélez León, Paulo. « An Intellectual Profile of Nicolai Hartmann (1882-1950). Part I ». Disputatio. Philosophical Research Bulletin, vol. 5, no. 6, 2016, pp. 457-538.

Références

Liens externes

 Nicolai Hartmann Society
 Levels of Reality in the Ontology of Nicolai Hartmann

Articles connexes
 Idéalisme allemand | Ontologie | Métaphysique | Épistémologie | Théorie de la connaissance | Objectivité | Subjectivité | Néo-kantisme | Martin Heidegger | Max Scheler | Gerhard Krüger | Germano-Baltes

Personnalité germano-balte du XXe siècle
Philosophe allemand du XXe siècle
Métaphysicien
Phénoménologue
Professeur à l'université de Cologne
Professeur à l'université de Göttingen
Professeur à l'université de Marbourg
Professeur à l'université Humboldt de Berlin
Universitaire allemand du XXe siècle
Membre de l'Académie des sciences de la RDA
Naissance en février 1882
Naissance à Riga
Naissance dans le gouvernement de Livonie
Décès en octobre 1950
Décès à Göttingen
Décès à 68 ans

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What's the secret to getting more page views on Associated Content?
I never really paid attention to page views on AC or bothered about that ranking (I'm a 5 with 10,00+ page views and 47 articles...many just added recently). Now, after reading and thinking about discussions here on MyLot, I see the value in gaining a lot more page views to up your earning power. So what's the secret? Is is simply publishing more articles? Making more AC friends? Is it something else that I am missing altogether? And how does anyone ever get to 1 million views (10 ranking)??? Help!
Much the same as any online content, it's all those things. More articles means more hits and so on. One big thing is search engine phrasing (SEO) for the titles. Picking a title like, say, "I lost 10lbs in two weeks" gets FAR fewer hits than "How to lose 10lbs in 2 weeks". People don't search for the first one. I guess most of it is just marketing - shout and wave your arms (virtually) every time you publish. Tell people here, on your blog, on Twitter, Digg, Delicious and Stumble (and all the other networks). The more people who see it by chance, the more chance of it being seen by more people. All the people on a million views have been on there for ages and have hundreds of articles, from what I've seen.
Great information, Spike. I guess I should think more carefully about titles. How much do you think those keywords for your article count? Sometimes I have a hard time deciding what to choose when the subject doesn't make it obvious. I am linked to Twitter on AC, but I guess I need to investigate the rest of the groups as well (like Digg and Delicious).
AC has started the whole linking your other sites up to notify people when you publish. It is set up for WordPress (I think), Twitter, and Facebook. I'm also on Tumblr so I linked up my Twitter to publish to Tumblr also. This gets a good amount of views from people that I know, plus I try to put things on Digg, but they rarely stay up on there. Every hit counts though. When I write articles about top blogs and things like that, I post a comment on their blog to let them know that they were featured and sometimes they are nice enough to link back so all of their readers will read the article to see which other similar blogs are listed. I still haven't figured out the whole science of it though, I wish I had a better way to get people to read, but I'm pretty happy with how well I've done so far.
I am now thinking of signing up at twitter because of this. It would make it easier to notify people when I have new content up.
You have made an interesting point...by writing about other sites, you gain traffic. Never thought of that. I do have a friend on AC who does profiles of other writers on the site, and that gains him traffic, too. Good luck, sounds like you are doing well for yourself there!
You add subscribers (friends of yours email addys to your subscriber list) Add you link to your emails, also if you invite someone to join, promote your work on different sites. There is an area on AC where you can promote too, also places like Digg, Propeller, Yahoo, etc. I am at 9 ranking. Good luck to you. Also reading others articles on AC and commenting, will help you get more AC followers, follow them and favorite them, you will get emails letting you know when they publish, and they will get emails when you publish. I submit alot of recipes for free, and get lots of page views.
Thanks for your response. I am linked to Twitter, but I guess I should find out about some of those other places, like Propeller and Digg.
AC stands for Associated Content, which is a writing site online. If you are in the US, you can opt for upfront payment for your articles by turning over exclusive rights. For those not in the US, you can still earn money by page views to your articles. Good luck with your writing.
I agree with Spike... SEO keywording is as important as the QUALITY of an article. I've seen CP's with under 50 articles, and still have thousands of pv's. Write the article well, research throughly, keyword properly after you're done, and your pv's will go up in no time!
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I don't have the rating star yet and I didn't realize I needed one but I am working on some new articles.
I thought you had to have posted four articles in order to get the first rating star from helium.
That is the difference between Helium and Associated Content...on AC, you are not required to do any rating to get paid. Of course, by having friends and reading their articles, they usually reciprocate. You might try AC instead of just focusing on writing for Helium. Thanks for responding to my discussion.
I also found out one interesting thing. I write in Helium and then re-post some of the good articles in AC for performance payment only. The type of traffic (i.e. earnings, in other words) do not appear to be similar at all in both. There are a couple of articles which almost seem to get similar traffic. There are some articles that get good traffic in AC but not so in Helium - and vice versa.
I also have recently started re-posting my Helium articles to Associated Content. Many actually do better over there...and there is very little work to re-posting compared with actually sitting down and doing a brand new article. Because I have so many Helium articles, it should keep me going for quite some time. I learned that trick here on MyLot, which is why I am so appreciative of this site. It really is a great place to get inside tips. Thanks for responding to my discussion.
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Send me your link. If all of us here add our myLot friends to our subscribers on AC, that will help with page views.
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