We all love our nice gadgets and electronics, be it laptops, tablets, TVs, consoles, PCs or even our very own smartphones, the truth is they are all miracles compared to the days of old. Well the truth is all of those electronics eventually either outlive their usefulness when something new pops up on the market or get broken. Nothing lasts forever. They eventually become what is known as electronic waste. Believe it or not, that waste is a serious problem, as in the US alone there have been more than 40 million tonnes of it discarded in 2014, with an ever growing number every year, facilitating the need for proper rubbish disposal via more than a rubbish removal company.
There are plenty of organisations and non-profit companies as well as options from local communities that will help you recycle old electronics. There are groups that offer things such as drop-off locations for any rechargeable batteries and even phones, while towns and cities may sponsor rubbish collection days specifically for electronics. Whatever the case it will be a better choice than simply tossing them in the bin for rubbish disposal.
If your gadget is still operational, but you just want to exchange it for something new and improved, then there is the chance to simply donate it to a charity or a friend. Do this and you can have it safely somewhere else where it will be appreciated instead of thrown away in a landfill. Check out local recreation centres and see whether they can use your device. There are many organisations online that could also make use of your electronics, such as the World Computer Exchange, which helps lower the divide in developing countries when it comes to electronics. They work on the reusing and proper recycling of such devices. They also distribute used computers and peripherals around the world among other things. You can also use eBay for Charity to sell your used devices and you can donate a part of the profits to a charity of your choice instead of tossing them during waste collection.
A lot of the electronics manufacturers and even retailers can also give you a solid recycling program you can use. Amazon is paying a gift card for many electronics devices, and there are other companies that do that too. You can make use of this effort, instead of disposing of them during your regular waste removal sprees. Tech companies will really make use of these items in a better way, so you won't have to worry about where they end up in the long run.


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Our best to you with the dawning of the new year — and our thanks for making this Blog one of your stopping points.
If you have a moment in the coming days, think about leaving a comment that answers this question: What will you remember most about 2008?
One of the things we'll remember most is the AdSurfDaily, LaFuente Dinero and Golden Panda Ad Builder case. As mentioned in a previous post, we never intended to do more than a few posts on the subject.
The ASD case kept itself in the news, though, mostly because of the behavior of some of its more ardent supporters. Andy Bowdoin's own declaration that Satan was at work — as well as comparing what the company was confronting to the 9/11 terrorist attacks — set the standard for some of the oddities that followed.
Inspector General for the Justice Department; petition drives to the U.S. Senate; a call for a million-person march on Washington; prayer campaigns; name-calling; rants; a gleeful forum party after the Sept. 30-Oct. 1 evidentiary hearing concluded; claims that the prosecutors, Secret Service agents and judge were brainless.
None of these messages was consistent with a comprehensible PR strategy or the behavior one normally would expect from a company that called itself a professional advertising firm. The presence of numerous other autosurfs also didn't help. ASD's claim of offering an exciting, new business model was just plain silly. Scam.com and other sites have been covering autosurfs for years.
Another thing that didn't help ASD were the Ponzi allegations against financier Bernard Madoff. The accusations alone brought the word "Ponzi" into widespread public use. The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg News, in particular, have been providing exceptional coverage of the Madoff case. Practically everyone knows what a Ponzi is now, something that could affect juror pools in the ASD case. Madoff has become a national disgrace, a punch-line for late-night comics and a source of global disgust and heartache.
"Ponzi" has become a radioactive word. In short, "Ponzi" = "pain" — the kind of pain that destroys people, dreams, fortunes and the good works of charities, endowments and universities.
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Without a shadow of a doubt, the latest inept and error ridden rantings of "Professor" Moriarty will remain forever in my memory both as representative of 2008 and exactly how Ad Surf Daily became the fiasco it did.
I won't confess to actually ROTFL, but I must admit to an audible chuckle passing my lips when reading his latest diatribes. The good "professor" spouts paragraphs of pure supposition, gossip, and just plain B/S,then bemoans the fact he either receives no reply or a cursory dismissal by the recipients of his emails.
"Professorships" sure ain't what they used to be.
I learned that in 2008 the estate of Charles Ponzi, for which fraudulent operations received the moniker "Ponzi" to describe their fraud, took offense at Bernard Madoff's program being called a Ponzi. Seems the estate felt due to the size of Mr. Madoff's fraud, he had damaged the reputation of Charles Ponzi. So now I know there is a dollar limit on what applies to a Ponzi, and what doesn't.
I also have to agree with the good professor coming in a close second. His latest is his trying to claim he has legal standing with his letters to the OIG when he wasn't even a member of ASD. One would think Andy's crack legal team would have also filed these motions with the Judge if there was any merit to the good professor's claims.
Of course a close third is the defense that Social Security is a Ponzi compared to ASD. Of course no-one has identified all those millionaires that have ginned the Social Security system to make this claim valid, but then facts aren't required with the ASD supporters.
My conclusion is that I didn't know as much as I thought I did regarding scams, and promoter's of scams. Without ASD and the Madoff case, I would have never learned all of the above, for which I am grateful. Just in case if anyone is wondering, yes this is sarcasm.
Heck, the Ponzi estate should be thrilled that Charles keeps sinking deeper into infamy — on the theory that even bad press is good press.
There are a lot of holes in the "bad-press-equals-good-press" theory, though. I can't imagine that President Bush subscribes to that theory, but lots of folks in the entertainment world do.
Also, I'm thinking the "Professor" was an ASD member. Regardless, his approach kept ASD in the news long after the seizure, adding more damage to the brand and helping drive public perception that something was seriously wrong at the company. The headline-grabbing cures he recommended were worse than the disease.
In the Ponzi Estate Story, I strongly suspect that's an urban legend started on the "Huffington Post", which I consider as reliable as most Autosurf promoters. First, to the best of my research, Ponzi had no children or siblings, and I know for a fact he died penniless in a charity hospital in Brazil in 1949, after he was deported from the US. A little digging about the so called lawsuit reveals the lawyer\spokesman for the "Ponzi Estate" to be one "Rob d'Fraud" who I cannot find listed in any Bar Associations and well, look at the name, it's a pun. Also there are some legal problems with the story. The supposed demand for relief is for the press to quit referring to Madoff's scheme as a Ponzi Scheme, something that you can't get by suing the Federal Government, and again, as Ponzi was not a US Citizen, and died outside the USA etc… I really doubt any estate he may have had would even have standing to sue in Federal Court. It's a good story, but I very much doubt it's true.
And as much as I want to, I cannot even comment on The Mad Professor and the Arbys Indians with a straight face. Professor Dingdong was indeed a member of ASD, it's his legal advisor/medicine man who wasn't a member, but knew the secret code required to get all the money back by "non judicial" filings, which aside from being just crazy is kind of an oxymoron. Once you file something with a court, it's hardly 'non judicial' anymore, isn't it?
Actually I had thought the good professor posted on one of the pro-ASD forums he was not a member, but was just providing his "expertise" to help the members of ASD get their money back. Of course he seems to have forgotten that Andy has said, and the government has said it wasn't the members money, but Andy's.
The scary part is there are people who really believe what I posted as being fact. I was also being facetious as well as being sarcastic in my entire post. Sorry it did not come across as such.
While there is no doubt the ASD debacle will stand out in my memory as one of the most notable things that happened, second only to the birth of my 4th grandchild for 2008,…I cant help but feel that something positive will emerge from it also. Progress is born out of hardship,….as unpleasant as the experience can be.
WE, the people, are responsible for the world in which we live, for the choices that we make, including those which harm us. Pain is a great motivator,..and usually the catalyst behind the change that is needed to prevent further harm to self, and others.
The responsibility is ours to make things better, and we must be vigilant,..we cannot outsource responsibility.


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The Spurs finally lost a game, are we ready to panic again?
As much as I was prepared for the Spurs to ride a 20 game win streak into the playoffs, a loss was bound to happen somewhere in here. It's okay, I think. I'm sure that, like me, you all spent the last few days reading various national media stories checking back in and asking, "The Spurs: What Do They Know? Do They Know Things?? Let's Find Out!" and it was sort of easy to get a bit swept up in our own hype again. The last time the rest of the basketball world checked in on the New Age Spurs they were tip-toeing over on the edge of tumbling all the way out of the playoffs and now, all of a sudden, they're the Same Old Spurs who always find a way.
Have you noticed that no one can quite figure out if this is a veteran team or young team? I hear it both ways all the time and it cracks me up. The Spurs can be whoever you want them to be depending on the narrative you're trying to sell. Is this a group of seasoned veterans finding wily different solutions to combat all the new pace-and-space shenanigans for one last heist? DeMar DeRozan, LaMarcus Aldridge and Rudy Gay are right there to be your poster boys. Are they an inexperienced group of young guys who represent a way forward for an aging franchise? Hark, a wild Derrick White, Bryn Forbes, and Davis Bertans appears. Of course, the answer to these questions is a resounding: Yes.
The Spurs are everything. They're chewing gum and walking down the street at the same. They rely heavily on the mid-range assassins and lead the league in 3 point efficiency. They are not a particularly good defensive unit that has now climbed into the NBA's top 10 defensive rankings. Sometimes their stars carry the load and sometimes their bench rides in and outscores everyone by forty points. Some nights they put together a resounding performance against the defending champs and some nights they are flummoxed by a 2-3 zone for three quarters. They are a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.
After their win against the Warriors, I wrote that the win streak didn't matter and I meant it. The win streak was a wonderful momentum boost that I think this team really needed after the bruising their collective egos took during the Rodeo Road Trip, but at the end of the day it was just a number. The most important thing that was happening during that streak was that the Spurs were playing better. They were focused, they were intense, and were putting themselves in a position to win every single game and, for a brief moment in time, everything was falling their way. That's how this whole thing works. You make your own luck. You don't play well for most of the game, but you fight tooth and nail to somehow crawl back into things and then, with 38 seconds left on the clock, DeMar drives into the lane and kicks it out to a wide open Rudy Gay for a three point shot to tie things up.
Some nights that shot goes in. Some nights it doesn't. C'est la vie.
This was not really a banner game for anyone offensively but it was, uh, evenly distributed? The Spurs had six players in double figures on the night but none of them managed to score over 20. I love it when they spread the ball around and get everyone involved, but I just have to think that this particular stat can't be a great indicator for sustained success most nights.
Patty Mills had an excellent game off the bench, dropping in five from beyond the arc and generally just doing lots of cool, fun Patty Mills things. He seems to have a particular affinity for off-setting his relative height deficiency by going up and under for reverse layups and I think it's extremely awesome of him. Look how badly Hassan Whiteside wants to swat this shot into oblivion but, instead, Patty just cleanly drops it in over on the right. Patty Mills is the best.
Speaking of Whiteside, he only had one block in this game, but his presence is just downright terrifying in the post. I don't know if our guys still have memories of the game back in Miami where he just went off for like double digit blocks in the first half but I know I sure do. There were a couple of things the Heat were effectively doing in the first few quarters that was throwing the offense off its game, but I have to think factoring in a human swat factory like Whiteside into all their drives was a key to the whole "no Spurs player ever getting in a rhythm" thing.
It's been a fun ride, but I think we got a little preview of the Spurs having to slowly pivot away from the Jakob Poeltl–LaMarcus Aldridge twin towers arrangement tonight. I hope it's not something the Spurs go away from completely, but unfortunately it feels like one of those gambits that teams are going to seize on come playoff time and focus entirely on eliminating from Pop's rotation. I mean, if you were an opposing coach in the playoffs watching tape on the Spurs, don't you think you'd run across the epiphany pretty early? "Hey, they are way better on defense with Poeltl out there. Should we just play lineups where they can't play him?" I don't know. Maybe it's not quite that simple, but thinking about it is already starting to gnaw away at me. The NBA Playoffs: Where the fun begins!
MARCO WATCH: The easy Marco Belinelli comparison has always been Manu Ginobili. They share the same, uh, zest for life while out plying their trade on the court. They both hunt in the in the wildest corners of the basketball world to bring us joy, pain, and general astoundment at what can be accomplished in the game of basketball if you're just crazy enough to try it. I love the Manu comp for Marco and I think, honestly, squinting my eyes during games this season while Marco flails about on a wild adventure into the lane makes me feel close to Manu in a way that I didn't think was ever going to be possible. For this, I will always be eternally grateful. However, I would like to posit another little fun ode to the Spurs of yore that Marco has been doing lately. On a few recent drives, Marco has busted out this old Tony Parker maneuver I like to call, "Surprise! I already shot it." Tony used to do this thing all the time to confound would-be shot blockers where he would release the ball up towards the basket at various different parts of his drive that make almost no sense if you are even remotely familiar with the proper technique for how to shoot a layup. It's not a floater, that's a whole different thing. This is a layup done off the wrong foot or with the wrong hand or even at the wrong angle. Obviously this technique would appeal to a basketball anarchist like Marco. After holding his defender with a little hesitation, He charges forward and then begins the layup before he even really gets into the lane. Whiteside comes out to do what he was put on this earth to do and send this ball into the fourth row of the stands but, before he can get there, Marco has already whisked it away high up onto the glass, literally as high on the glass as it can go, before it drops back down to earth for two. Never try to block Marco's shots where you think they are. You have a much better shot aiming for where you know they aren't.


This year I wanted to have my students make something (mostly independently) for Mothers Day...but also wanted it to something nice...and not look like a kid made it!
My students first painted a piece of construction paper with colors of their choice. When that dried, each student cut out hearts using a heart punch.
I made 9 dots on a piece of 12x12 paper, forming a 3x3 grid. Students then took their hearts, folded them in half, and put glue on the folded edges. Then they glued it on a dot. The final touch was to sign their name at the bottom.
Easy and they look great too! I just hope they made it home okay. Maybe parents will put it in a frame to enjoy!
Those look fantastic, Brie! I'm sure your students' moms will love them!
Very cute! I feel like I'm always lacking in the arts and crafts department! We just made little cards with nothing real fancy on them. Those were very cute!


The Italian Embassy will hold Myanmar's first Italian Food Festival on Feb. 10. The event aims to offer a mouthwatering sample of authentic Italian dishes and wines, and the opportunity to learn more about Italy's contribution to Myanmar's culinary scene.
A wide of array of Italian foods and beverages will be offered in the embassy's garden from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
"This event aims to reach out to all Myanmar people, because I want to let them know more about Italian millenary food traditions and culture," Italian Ambassador to Myanmar Alessandra Schiavo said at a press conference.
The event was being held in the garden of the embassy because organizers want Myanmar people to feel that they are being welcomed into Italian people's "home" in the country, she said.
She added that, "This is not just an event for selling food; you can also learn how to make authentic Italian homemade fresh mozzarella." Among other activities, the event will include wine tasting, a wine master class and interesting accounts of the origins of the main ingredients used in Italian cuisine.
"It means the chefs will be explaining the origins of each main ingredient, like olive oil—why we use olive oil every time. Why it is important. So, people can get a lot of Italian food knowledge here," she said.
L'Opera, E'Cucina, Casa Mia, Premium, Cellar Door, Il Fornaio, Illy, Plan Bee, Ciao, New Ta Pin, Fresco, Right Field, Campari, Ferrari Spumante, Golden Brown and Myanmar Deaf Chefs will participate in the event.
Food coupons will be available for sale for 3,000, 5,000 and 7,000 kyats.
So, if you are a foodie and wish to learn more about Italian food and wines, check out the Italian Food Festival in the garden of the Italian Embassy on Inya Myaing Road in Yangon's Bahan Township.


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No coronavirus cases at the county jail so far, despite extra inmates
Written by: Ray McNulty March 26 2020
As of Monday, none of the 533 inmates at the Indian River County Jail had been tested for the coronavirus – because, according to Sheriff Deryl Loar, none had displayed any symptoms.
"We pre-screen any new inmate in a sterile environment," Loar said, "before they enter the jail."
As a result of the virus threat, however, the jail is holding eight inmates who normally wouldn't be there.
That's because the Florida Department of Corrections two weeks ago temporarily stopped accepting new, already-sentenced inmates in an effort to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 into the state prison system.
Prisoner transfers from county jails to state correctional facilities are scheduled to resume Monday, but DOC officials said in a statement released last week the timeline could change after they consult with public health officials.
While Florida sheriffs in some larger counties are concerned the DOC's suspension of prisoner transfers will cause overcrowded conditions in their jails, Loar said the jail here isn't at such risk.
"The jail isn't overcrowded," he said. "We can hold about 100 more."
The would-be state prisoners, though, have created an additional expense. Loar said it costs $90 per day to house and feed each inmate at the jail – "provided there are no medical issues we have to cover" – and he has heard nothing from the DOC about reimbursement.
Loar said most of the eight prison-bound inmates here have been in jail for at least six months as they awaited their court dates and went through their trials. He doesn't know when he'll get clearance to transfer them to the DOC.
The DOC's decision has left more than 800 sentenced-to-prison inmates in county jails around the state.
"There aren't going to be any more trials through the rest of the week," Loar said, citing the Florida Supreme Court chief justice's order suspending criminal and civil trials from March 16 through March 27, "so at least we won't be getting any more sentenced inmates."
In his March 13 order, Florida Chief Justice Charles Canady also authorized local judges to use remote electronic systems to conduct legal proceedings whenever possible.
Loar said attorneys may still conduct face-to-face meetings with their clients, but the jail has a separate building equipped with video monitors used by other visitors.
He said his jail staff is enforcing 6-feet, social-distancing standards recommended by public health officials to limit potential exposure to the virus.
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ALSC encourages participants to sign up for Spring 2017 ALSC online courses. Registration is open for all courses. Classes begin Monday, April 3, 2017.
Two of the courses being offered this semester are eligible for continuing education units (CEUs). The American Library Association (ALA) has been certified to provide CEUs by the International Association of Continuing Education and Training (IACET). ALSC online courses are designed to fit the needs of working professionals. Courses are taught by experienced librarians and academics. As participants frequently noted in post-course surveys, ALSC stresses quality and caring in its online education options. Learn more about online courses at the ALSC Online Education site.
Detailed descriptions and registration information is available on the ALSC Online Education site. Fees are $115 for personal ALSC members; $165 for personal ALA members; and $185 for non-members. Questions? Please contact ALSC Program Officer for Continuing Education, Kristen Figliulo, 1 (800) 545-2433 ext 4026.
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Welcome, Elite Athletes and Agents!
The Classic 10K Weekend will soon be upon us this June 1st and 2nd 2019.
Please note, the procedures for elite registration and some rules for the Classic 10K have changed.
This year all elite entries must be received and qualified by the Classic 10K Elites Coordinator Dave Badolato no later than May 26th, 2019 to ensure an elite athlete gains gratis entry into the event.
Elite entries submitted after the cutoff date of May 26th, 2019 will be welcome to run the event but will be required to pay the full race day entry fee.
Use the RED link below to access the on-line elites registration form.
This policy has been put in place to better monitor Elite participation in the Classic 10K Race Weekend.
Males -- 10K Finish time of 30 minutes or less within the 2018 calendar year, with qualifying event name.
Females -- 10K Finish time of 34:30 minutes or less within the 2018 calendar year with qualifying event name.
ALL REGISTERED AND ELITE NUMBERED ATHELES WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE AGE GROUP AWARDS.
Overnight accommodations will be the responsibility of the Elite athletes and/or their representation. There are many available hotels in the area that offer standard overnight rates. Due to the prime booking season, if you intend on staying overnight prior to the Classic 10K, you are highly encouraged to book your rooms well in advance.
Transportation to and from the event is the responsibility of the athletes and their representation.
As in the past, dedicated Elite locker rooms will be available.
In addition to lockers, there will be an athlete/agent reunion area provided.
There is also a dedicated area for coaches and/or agents.
IMPORTANT: For security reasons agents and/or coaches will not be permitted on the field or near the finish line without proper credentials. Please make arrangements with the Classic 10K Elites Coordinator Dave Badolato to obtain these credentials.
Again your understanding and cooperation in regard to these new procedures is expected and appreciated.


How do you think technology play a role in the manufacturing and development processes for a start-up project?
A start-up is based on producing a new product for the market, such as a new service. This process includes the role of technology to create a new product which is important because creativity based on new technology platform creates competitive advantages for new businesses.
Developing a business model also requires advanced technology. There are lessons from Amazon, Alibaba and Grab about how to run a business by adopting technology such as satellite, tools, applications, app manager and business management. That shows us the role of technology in the process of business administration in every business model, especially start-ups.
How have Vietnamese start-ups applied innovative technology?
HCM City is ranked the top destination for start-ups in Việt Nam. However, most projects are still lacking creativity and have low tech application. Start-ups lack both an understanding and capital. They lack technical information which can increase product value. These businesses normally shape their products before applying technology. On the other side of the spectrum, big companies search for technology trends and develop their products around them. By doing so they can create a production line and develop for the long-term.
The nature of Vietnamese start-ups is developing like a pyramid; the bottom rungs are largely occupied by small businesses with relatively simple products. The second floor is growing with organic products and the application of technology. The top level is limited to mainly pharmaceutical companies that have purchased a number of extraction technologies to create products.
Some start-ups have started using indigenous resources that have grabbed a lot of interest. How can we apply technology this area?
Over the last five years, many start-ups have used indigenous resources combined with commercialised industrialisation to become booming markets. One of them is the Quảng Thanh cheek powder model which produces sunglasses and frames made from bamboo.
For example, the sunglasses being sold at Charles de Gaulle Airport for 400 euros each are produced by a young start-up in Củ Chi District. The reason why the price is so expensive is because the owner has captured customers' imaginations with the use of natural materials. That is the benefit of using indigenous resources combined with understanding the market and use of technology application.
However, the industrialisation of traditional products remains simple. It is very common for nutritious plants to be dried and packed in bags for sale. This is a relatively simple way of using technology, but if instead we can use those plants to produce skincare products then the value shoots up.


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President Trump Proposes Historic Cuts to Student Aid in 2018 Budget
By Stephen Payne, Policy and Federal Relations Staff
On the heels of an abbreviated budget outline released in March that alluded to damaging cuts to the federal student aid programs, President Donald Trump on Tuesday released his expanded budget proposal for fiscal year (FY) 2018, which would affect award year 2018-19 and provides a full glimpse into the Trump administration's funding priorities for the federal student aid programs. Overall, the Trump budget proposal would cut about $150 billion from federal student aid programs over 10 years.
The budget proposal, "A New Foundation for American Greatness," includes a number of harmful cuts across the spectrum of federal student aid, including to grant, loan, work-study, and repayment programs. Broadly, the budget was designed to balance in 10 years without cuts to Social Security or Medicare, all while increasing funding for defense and border security programs.
"The Trump administration's budget imposes devastating cuts on the federal financial aid programs that many college students rely on to pay for college," said NASFAA President Justin Draeger. "By eliminating or significantly cutting these programs, the White House puts in jeopardy the education of the next wave of young workers, and the future economic security of the U.S. NASFAA remains committed to advocating on behalf of students who count on the federal student aid programs to pay for college, particularly students from the lowest income brackets. We encourage Congress to create a budget that will aid these students in their quest for the American Dream, and include adequate levels of support for all students pursuing a higher education."
Pell Grant Program
Trump's budget proposal would cut $3.9 billion from the Pell Grant Program reserves. A cut of this magnitude, on top of the $1.56 million cut in the FY 2017 spending package passed into law earlier this month, moves the Pell Grant Program perilously closer to a funding shortfall in the coming years.
In the new budget, Trump acknowledged support for the reinstatement of access to two scheduled awards in an award year, also known as "year-round Pell," which was included in the spending agreement passed earlier in the month.
Regardless of cuts to the program's reserves, the 2018-19 Pell Grant maximum award will remain at $5,920, the 2017-18 maximum award level. Trump does not propose extending the inflation adjustment to the maximum award, meaning the Pell Grant maximum award will remain at $5,920 in each award year moving forward, absent congressional action.
Campus-Based Aid Programs
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) Program
Trump proposes eliminating the FSEOG program entirely. FSEOG was established by the 1972 Amendments to the Higher Education Act of 1965. The program provided $992,874,878 in grant aid to 1,530,180 students in award year 2015-16. Since FY 2014, FSEOG has been funded at $733 million annually. To defend elimination of FSEOG, the Department of Education's budget summary notes FSEOG is "largely duplicative of the Pell Grant program and does not deliver need-based aid in the most targeted way."
Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program
For Federal Work-Study (FWS), Trump's proposed funding level of $500 million represents a 49.5 percent cut to the program. In FY 2017, FWS was funded at $989.7 million. The program provided $1,096,080,441 in aid to 634,931 students in the 2015-16 award year. If enacted, this cut would amount to the largest percentage cut and the largest dollar-for-dollar cut in the program's history. Since 1965, FWS funding was cut by more than 10 percent twice: in FY 1973 and in FY 2010, a result of one-time funding increases in the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Because of the current "base guarantee" component of the campus-based aid allocation formula, which guarantees funds to institutions at the level of their award year 1999-2000 allocation, a large cut to FWS could have dramatically different implications for different institutions. Based on a NASFAA analysis, FWS funding at a level less than approximately $660 million would mean institutions would receive—at most—their base guarantee as their total allocation in award year 2018-19, with no funding for the "fair share" portion. Because the Trump budget proposes funding for FWS at $500 million, if enacted, institutions would receive approximately 75 percent of their "base guarantee" and no "fair share" funds, a potentially devastating cut particularly for those institutions with low "base guarantee" allocations.
The budget also implies support for revising the FWS allocation formula, a NASFAA recommendation, by proposing to "reform the poorly targeted Work Study program to ensure funds go to undergraduate students who would benefit most."
Federal Perkins Loan Program
Trump's budget recommends allowing the Federal Perkins Loan Program to expire on September 30, 2017. A bipartisan bill to extend Perkins was released in the House last week, though an extension remains an uphill battle in Congress. In 2015-16, $1,045,313,129 in Perkins Loans were lent to 421,646 students.
Trump proposes eliminating the subsidy for Federal Direct Loans for undergraduate students. Students would be ineligible for subsidized loans for any first loan originated after July 1, 2018, or until they have completed their program of study. Already eliminated for graduate and professional students in 2011, eliminating the in-school interest subsidy will result in an increase to the cost of college by thousands of dollars for undergraduate students with financial need. According to an analysis by the Institute for College Access and Success (TICAS) released yesterday, a student starting school in 2018-19 who borrows the maximum aggregate subsidized loan amount ($23,000) and graduates in five years would enter repayment with $3,400 in additional student loan debt without the in-school interest subsidy.
As part of fulfilling a proposal from his presidential campaign, Trump proposes consolidating the income-driven repayment (IDR) plans into a single plan: an IDR plan with a discretionary income cap of 12.5 percent and a 15-year repayment term for undergraduates, but a 30-year repayment term for graduate students. The new plan would be the only income-driven repayment option for borrowers who originate their first loan on or after July 1, 2018, "with an exception for students who borrowed their first loans prior to July 1, 2018 and who are borrowing to complete their current course of study." Those borrowers would retain access to the current slate of income-driven repayment options.
In addition, Trump proposes to eliminate the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program altogether to "generate savings that help put the Nation on a more sustainable fiscal path." The same grandfathering provisions for the elimination of subsidized loans and the new income-driven repayment plan would apply to PSLF: any borrower who originated their first loan before July 1, 2018, would be eligible for PSLF.
Other Provisions
Trump's budget eliminates the Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS) Program, which provides grants to support campus child care centers. Trump also proposes eliminating two TRIO Programs, the Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program, which has a stated goal to "increase graduate degree awards for students from underrepresented segments of society," and Educational Opportunity Centers (EOC), which has a goal "to increase the number of adult participants who enroll in postsecondary education institutions."
With a full budget proposal in hand, Congress will begin work on funding levels for FY 2018 in the coming weeks; however, plans to use the FY 2017 budget resolution to pass a repeal of the Affordable Care Act may delay progress on settling FY 2018, setting up a potential showdown at the end of the federal fiscal year on September 30, 2017, either to fund the government with a continuing resolution (CR) or to shut down the federal government. Both Republicans and Democrats have expressed concern with certain portions of President Trump's budget, so at this point, it's unlikely Congress would accept these dramatic cuts as written.
For more information on the federal budget and appropriations process, check out NASFAA's Federal Budget and Appropriations page, which features a flowchart that explains the budget process and also includes recent news. Stay tuned to NASFAA's Today's News for continued updates as Congress now takes the lead on funding for FY 2018.
NASFAA encourages all members to join the "Fight for Financial Aid" by liking the campaign's Facebook page, tweeting with #Fight4FinAid, and by sharing campaign links with friends, colleagues, and students. NASFAA also encourages members to contact their congressional representation to express their views on President Trump's budget proposal. You can find contact information for your member of Congress here: Find Your Representative in the U.S. House of Representatives and Contact Information for U.S. Senators.
NASFAA will hold a campaign kick-off event for the "Fight for Financial Aid" campaign at NASFAA's National Conference in San Diego, California, in June.
Patrick G | 5/24/2017 4:59:30 PM
" In 2014-15, $1,160,352 in Perkins Loans were lent to 528,008 students."
The total you report as Perkins loaned in 2014-15 appears to be understated; otherwise the average Perkins loan in 14-15 would be just over two dollars.
Any chance you could provide a brief summary of the budget proposal's funding levels for HHS/HRSA (Title VII and other) financial aid and health professions workforce development programs?
Barbara B | 5/24/2017 10:55:11 AM
This guy is a real jerk. His favorite saying of MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN is a bunch of bull if you are going to make it impossible for our young people to get a good education. Without an educated public there will be no MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN. These rich people always want to put the screws to the lower and middle income families.
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NASA awards $96 million to American small businesses to foster research
Curt Godwin
The Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs provide funding to small American businesses to encourage development and research. Image credit: SBIR.gov
In an effort to enhance progress by small enterprises in space-related research and development, NASA recently awarded a total of $96 million to 128 American businesses. The funding, topping out at $750,000 per awardee, is part of the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program and is designed to support NASA programs while also benefiting the U.S. economy.
"NASA is proud of our investment in the success of small businesses and its long-term impact on our economy," said NASA Space Technology Mission Directorate acting Associate Administrator Jim Reuter in a release issued by the space agency.
The awards cover 22 focus areas ranging from systems supporting human spaceflight to those benefiting more Earthly endeavors. Among those selected for this second phase of SBIR is Boulder Environmental Sciences and Technology (BEST).
Colorado-based BEST is looking to develop a new antenna for use on small, low-cost satellites like CubeSats. The company hopes to build upon its industry experience to create deployable antennas for the diminutive spacecraft that would allow for greatly enhanced communications, and at longer distances, when compared to traditional CubeSat antenna systems.
The company is one of 128 spread across 29 states to have received funding from NASA for SBIR Phase II.
"We look forward to working with these promising small businesses to further advance NASA's missions," Reuter said.
SBIR and its companion Small Business Technology Transfer program were designed to spur small businesses and research facilities to produce innovative concepts and designs meant to benefit the federal government, and is managed by the Science Technology Mission Directorate at NASA's Ames Research Center in California.
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Curt Godwin has been a fan of space exploration for as long as he can remember, keeping his eyes to the skies from an early age. Initially majoring in Nuclear Engineering, Curt later decided that computers would be a more interesting - and safer - career field. He's worked in education technology for more than 20 years, and has been published in industry and peer journals, and is a respected authority on wireless network engineering. Throughout this period of his life, he maintained his love for all things space and has written about his experiences at a variety of NASA events, both on his personal blog and as a freelance media representative.


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You can cover bases and hedge your bets by using an equity derivative tool called a contract for difference, or CFD – and you don't even have to hold the underlying security. By JAMES DUNN.
Most investors know that the sharemarket is one of the most reliable generators of wealth over the long term. But the wealth-creating power of the market can be compressed into a matter of days – even hours – if you have the stomach for the volatility.
Speculating on the sharemarket has never been easier. In the past few years a couple of new financial products have emerged that offer simple leveraged punting on the likely direction of share prices and indices, commodity prices and exchange rates.
The first of these is a contract for difference (CFD), an equity derivative that represents a theoretical order to buy or sell a certain number of shares. The price of a CFD is derived from the spread – the highest buying price (offer) and lowest selling price (bid) that is quoted on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) – so the value of the CFD mirrors the share price.
An investor buying a "long" CFD benefits from a rise in the share price, while a "short" CFD gains its benefit from a fall in the share price. The investor's profit or loss is determined by the difference between the opening and closing price, with the difference paid in cash at the close of the contract.
In this way, CFDs allow speculators to "short-sell" (sell without owning) much more easily than on the stock exchange. CFDs allow traders to leverage an investment with a deposit of as little as 3%.
CFDs are much more transparent and easy to understand than existing equity derivatives such as exchange-traded options (ETOs) and warrants, and individual stock futures (ISFs). The problem with options and warrants and futures is that they're all priced in quite a complex way, which is quite difficult for many investors to understand.
Options and warrants incorporate the concept of time decay: you've got to understand delta, gamma, theta and vega, which are all measurements of various aspects of the relationship between the price of the underlying asset, the price of the derivative, and time. Frankly, the subject is beyond most people.
A CFD doesn't have any need for these esoteric concepts, nor does it have a built-in loan, as with warrants. A CFD is much easier for investors to understand. You buy it as you would a share, and it moves identically with the underlying stock.
CFDs are also cheap. On trades up to $10,000, providers charge commission of $10. Above $10,000, the charge is 0.01%. That makes CFDs just about the cheapest leverage available in the sharemarket. CFDs are offered on more than 400 companies listed on the ASX, but they are not a listed product or an ASX product.
CFD providers include IG Markets, CMC Markets, E*Trade, Macquarie, Man Financial, Marketech, L Quay, Sonray and Tricom.
Binary CFDs, introduced in March 2005 by CFD issuer IG Markets, are even simpler than normal CFDs. A binary CFD simply represents the probability of a discrete event – such as the market finishing up or down on the day.
IG Markets quotes a price on that probability of between zero and 100. If the event occurs – in this case, the S&P/ASX 200 Index closes higher on the day – the trade settles at 100; if the event doesn't occur – the index closes lower – the binary settles at zero.
The binary CFD is a probability index that changes in real time: you're punting on a simple probability of directional movement. Binary CFDs are also quoted on other sharemarket indices, as well as currencies and commodities.
Spread betting is even simpler, because our speculator is not even buying a derivative product – he is simply betting that the price of a share (or index, or commodity, or exchange rate) will go up, or down. The punter doesn't transact on the ASX: the bet is made with the bookmaker. The bookie's spread will be based on the current selling quote and a future buying price that it determines.
The investor uses this price to bet on the direction of the share price or index value. If he thinks the price will rise, he makes an up bet from the quoted offer (the selling price); if he thinks the price will fall, he makes a down bet from the quoted bid (the buying price).
The amount wagered can be as little as $5 a point (one cent), which is the equivalent of owning 500 shares. If the share price rises, the investor wins $5 for every point (or cent) it gains: if it falls, the loss to the spread bettor making an "up bet" is $5 a point.
Traders can take their profits, or cut their loss, at any time. Spread betting is leveraged speculation, with punters having to lodge a deposit equal to 10% of the full value of the underlying contract.
Spread betting allows investors to back their judgement in financial markets, without having to buy or sell the shares. You can place a "bet" on which way the price will move. You never actually own the shares: you're only interested in the price movement. Clients can bet on shares going up as well as down.
No commission is charged on spread betting: IG makes its profit from the spread it charges. Clients can place a pre-determined maximum possible loss on each bet without affecting the ability to make unlimited profits. And the beauty of spread betting is that any profits made are free of capital gains and income tax – but nor are any losses tax-deductible.
The Australian Taxation Office says that the issue of the tax status of spread betting is "still being looked at". IG Index – the only licensed financial spread betting company in Australia – recommends that investors seek their own tax advice.
IG Index says spread betting customers are typically retail punters betting $5 to $10 a point, but the bookmaker also has clients that bet up to $1000 a point: that sort of client is most likely using spread betting to hedge a share portfolio against price movements.


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Q: How i edit image with data in image model using img_id send in post method
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*How to edit image using post method

*post method instead of put method

*send pk in form data instead of url

*over all look more sophisticated method

A: Complete Guide of the question
models.py
class UploadImage(models.Model):

img_id = models.AutoField(primary_key=True)
user_id = models.ForeignKey(User, related_name='img', on_delete=models.CASCADE)
image = models.ImageField(upload_to='images/')
like_choice =[
    ('0','0'),
    ('1','1')
]
is_liked = models.CharField(max_length=255, choices = like_choice, default='0')
def __str__(self):
    return str(self.image)

serializers.py
class EditImageSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):

    class Meta:
        model = UploadImage
        fields = ['img_id','user_id','image','is_liked']

views.py
class EditImageAPIView(APIView):

    serializer_class = EditImageSerializer

    def post(self, request):
        img_id = request.data.get('img_id')

        editobj = UploadImage.objects.get(img_id=img_id)
        serializer = EditImageSerializer(editobj, data=request.data, context={'request': request})
        if serializer.is_valid():
            serializer.save()
            return Response({
                'status' : True,
                'message' : 'Image Edited Successfully',
                'data' : serializer.data
            },status=status.HTTP_200_OK)

        return Response({
            'status' : 'False',
            'message' : 'Error! Image with this id does not exist!'
        }, status = status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST)

urls.py
    url(r'^edit_image', EditImageAPIView.as_view(), name='edit image without pk'),

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Q: Can't Get The Php Variable To My Node Js using npm: exec-php module Following is the Server.js File, here I am Fetching The Details From Table which working Good. I need to Get a Variable From k.php which is in the Same Folder.Iam using npm exec-php module to get the Values From Php File. But The Variable is Showing Undefined.
   var app = require('http').createServer(handler),
    io = require('socket.io').listen(app),
     fs = require('fs'),
      express=require('express'),
       session=require('express-session'),
     mysql = require('mysql'),
      execPhp = require('exec-php'),
      connectionsArray = [],
    connection = mysql.createConnection({
     host: 'localhost',
    user: 'root',
     password: '',
        database: 'test',
        port: 3306
       }),
       POLLING_INTERVAL = 3000,
      pollingTimer;

     // If there is an error connecting to the database
      connection.connect(function(err) {
        // connected! (unless `err` is set)
        if (err) {
       console.log(err);
       }
       });

      // creating the server ( localhost:8000 )
     app.listen(8000);

     // on server started we can load our client.html page
      function handler(req, res) {
          fs.readFile(__dirname + '/client.php', function(err, data) {
         if (err) {
          console.log(err);
          res.writeHead(500);
          return res.end('Error loading client.php');
        }
         res.writeHead(200);
         res.end(data);
        });
         }

     execPhp('k.php', function(error, php, outprint){
       // Here I expected The outprint Will be 'One' but it print undefined
         console.log(outprint);
           php.my_function(1, 2, function(err, result, output, printed){
       //this my_function is also showing Error
          });
        });

           var pollingLoop = function() {

        // Doing the database query
    var query = connection.query('SELECT * FROM users where user_id=1'),
       users = []; // this array will contain the result of our db query

    // setting the query listeners
         query
         .on('error', function(err) {
          // Handle error, and 'end' event will be emitted after this as well
           console.log(err);
         updateSockets(err);
        })
        .on('result', function(user) {
      // it fills our array looping on each user row inside the db
       users.push(user);
      })
       .on('end', function() {
    // loop on itself only if there are sockets still connected
        if (connectionsArray.length) {

          pollingTimer = setTimeout(pollingLoop, POLLING_INTERVAL);

          updateSockets({
            users: users
         });
        } else {

          console.log('The server timer was stopped because there are no more socket connections on the app')

         }
      });
   };

      // creating a new websocket to keep the content updated without any AJAX request
      io.sockets.on('connection', function(socket) {

       console.log('Number of connections:' + connectionsArray.length);
      // starting the loop only if at least there is one user connected
      if (!connectionsArray.length) {
         pollingLoop();
       }

      socket.on('disconnect', function() {
        var socketIndex = connectionsArray.indexOf(socket);
         console.log('socketID = %s got disconnected', socketIndex);
       if (~socketIndex) {
        connectionsArray.splice(socketIndex, 1);
      }
       });

       console.log('A new socket is connected!');
       connectionsArray.push(socket);

    });

     var updateSockets = function(data) {
        // adding the time of the last update
       data.time = new Date();
         console.log('Pushing new data to the clients connected (                      connections amount = %s ) - %s', connectionsArray.length , data.time);
       // sending new data to all the sockets connected
      connectionsArray.forEach(function(tmpSocket) {
tmpSocket.volatile.emit('notification', data);
      });
    };

      console.log('Please use your browser to navigate to http://localhost:8000');

the main Problem is in these Lines
       execPhp('k.php', function(error, php, outprint){
       // Here I expected The outprint Will be 'One' but it print undefined
         console.log(outprint);
           php.my_function(1, 2, function(err, result, output, printed){
       //this my_function is also showing Error
          });
        });

The Following is k.php in the same folder
           <?php

         echo "One";
        function my_function($arg1, $arg2){
            echo "Two";
           return $arg1 + $arg2;
         }

          ?>

This is the Error


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Q: Do continuous functions satisfy the "right-above right-below limit property?" Let $\Omega = (a,b) \subseteq \mathbb{R}$, $f: \Omega \to \mathbb{R}$. We say that $f$ does NOT satisfy the "right-above right-below limit property" (my own naming for this) if and only if $\forall \delta > 0$ $\exists x_0,y_0 \in [x,x+\delta]$ such that $f(x_0) > f(x)$ ("right-upper") and $f(y_0) < f(x)$ ("right-lower"). In other words, it satisfies the property if "I can't take two different sequences from the right with one increasing to the value and one decreasing to the value."
Does $f$ continuous imply $f$ satisfies the "right-above right-below limit property?"
My guess is that this statement is false...looking at the Weierstrass function it would seem it does not satisfy this property...if so, could you explain where exactly it breaks down either with that or another counterexample (even arguing pictorially is fine)?
Finally, I came up with this characterization as a way of saying "given a continuous function and a point $x \in \Omega$, there exists a linear function $L:[x,x+\delta] \to \mathbb{R}$ such that $L \leq f|_{[x,x+\delta]}$." Is this "property" of mine equivalent to this "linear function dominance" notion?

A: Consider $$f(x) = \begin{cases} x \sin(1/x) & x \ne 0 \\ 0 & x = 0 \end{cases}$$
which is continuous and has $f(x_n) \downarrow 0$ for $x_n = \frac{1}{2 \pi n + \pi / 4}$ and $f(y_n) \uparrow 0$ for $y_n = \frac{1}{2 \pi n + 3 \pi / 4}$.


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Private Hugh Hargrave Wyatt-Smith died of peritonitis in the Military Hospital, Endell Street, London as a result of appendicitis. He had served in the military for only 37 days and was just a few days past his 18th birthday.
He was born on 9th February 1898 at Gunton, Orange River Colony, South Africa, and was the eldest of the five children of farmer Rupert Wyatt-Smith and his wife, Emily Agnes Byron (née Bowen) who was known as Maud. Sadly, three of their children – Hugh, Jack and Amy – died before reaching the age of 21. Hugh and Amy (a probationer nurse) died of illness in 1916 and 1922 respectively, whilst Jack was killed in a flying accident in Italy in 1918.
The family's local connection to Solihull is that both boys attended Packwood Haugh Preparatory School in Glasshouse Lane, Hockley Heath before going on to Sherborne School in Dorset. Hugh entered Packwood in 1909, before attending Sherborne from January 1912 until December 1915. During his time at Sherborne he won the Longmuir English Prize in 1915 and was a member of the Cricket 1st XI. Only a few weeks after leaving school, he enlisted in the Artists' Rifles 0n 12th January 1916.
His service record notes that he was in the Officer Training Corps at Sherborne and it would have been expected that he would have been commissioned as soon as he had finished his training. However, just over a month into his training, he was taken ill with abdominal pains whilst on parade on 14th February and rushed by ambulance to the Military Hospital, Endell Street. He underwent an operation on 16th February during which his service record notes that a "gangrenous appendix" was removed. Unfortunately, peritonitis had set in after the appendix ruptured and he died at 6:45pm on 17th February.
His funeral took pace at St John's Church, Merrow, Surrey, which was the home of his paternal grandmother, and where Hugh had spent most of his school holidays. He was buried with military honours, and the funeral was attended by 24 of his comrades from the Artists' Rifles, six of whom acted as pall-bearers, and the others formed the firing squad that fired three volleys over the grave.
He is commemorated at Packwood Haugh and Sherborne Schools, and a photograph of him is included in the school's Book of Remembrance online.
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Posljednja kuća (izdan 1932.) je roman koji je napisala Agatha Christie.

Radnja

Nick Buckley je neobično ime za zgodnu mladu ženu. No i život što ga je vodila bio je neobičan. Smrt ju je gotovo svakodnevno pokušala uzet k sebi, ali u tome nije uspijevala...
Kad je otkrio rupu od metka u njezinom šeširu, Hercule Poirot zaključi da joj je potrebna zaštita...  Agatha Christie ponovno blista u zapletu i neočekivanom raspletu, genijalnom rješenju "malih sivih stanica" Herculea Poirota.

Ekranizacija

Roman je adaptiran za ekranizaciju 1990. u drugoj sezoni TV serije Poirot. U naslovnoj ulozi nastupio je David Suchet.

Poveznice

 Posljednja kuća  na Agatha-Christie.net, najvećoj domaćoj stranici obožavatelja Agathe Christie

Romani o Herculeu Poirotu

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According to a note in Self Learning Course in Astrology, Prof. V.K. Choudhry is of the firm opinion that the functional nature of the planets should be determined on the basis of placement of the mooltrikona sign of any planet in an auspicious or inauspicious house. (pg. 36) In effect, the planet(s) ruling these house(s) would, by definition, be functional malefics to the ascendant sign concerned. For an Aries rising chart, Mercury, Rahu & Ketu are malefics, Taurus has a malefic Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Rahu & Ketu, Gemini has Rahu & Ketu, etc. This greatly simplified Vedic astrology, a subject already complicated enough. Like many such simplifications, a powerful system emerged. Here are his books, some in collaboration with his son (note the difference in spelling in their names).
7. The dreaded concept of "manglik"
This is the new edition of How to Identify Signficant Events (Through Transit). It is 50% bigger than the earlier edition & and has now replaced it.
Unique & effective methodology to read Triple Transit Influences: Transit to natal, Natal to transit, Transit to transit.
In the Preface to the first edition, the author writes, Identification of significant events takes precedence over general trends signified by predictive astrology. In today's fast life, people are more concerned about the period in terms of days instead of months and/or years, i.e., the total duration of the sub-period of a particular planet. Further, significant events may occur as per the general trend indications or against the general trend indications. He then goes on to relate the story of a man, ruined by bad astrological advice, who gave Choudhry the challenge of discovering what had happened to his son on over 80 particular days in his life. Choudhry accepted & completed the challenge to the man's satisfaction. This book was an outcome of that odd encounter, a reminder that life happens, astrologers should be prepared for reality, despite what dasas may indicate.
Appendix A: Kavach for each of the twelve signs.
Besides bringing out the principles, the matter has been illustrated through real life case studies. The case studies have been discussed as per the Systems Approach for Interpreting the Horoscopes propounded by the authors, and the fundamentals of analysis of a horoscope has also been taken up in the book.
This book is twice the size of the earlier edition, and has replaced it.
1. Major constituents of the system; 2. Important terminology; 3. Introduction to charts; 4. Significations of signs; 5. Significations of houses; 6. Significations of planets; 7. Planetary periods; 8. Some other important concepts (Astronomy relevant to predictive astrology, general concepts); 9. How to draw a horoscope (working out the ascendant, working out the planetary position, drawing divisional charts); 10. Fundamentals for studying a horoscope: Case studies (Analysis of mental capabilities, analysis of chart for a heart disease, analysis of pre-marital pleasures, analyzing martial-discord); 11. Conclusion.
Comment: A prerequisite to the Systems' Approach. Read this first, then do the SA.
21. Delineating income, prosperity & elder brothers; 22. Delineating losses, expenses, residence abroad & comforts of bed; 23. Contradictions & limitations of the classical principles; 24. Remedial measures; 25. Simple & traditional remedial measures; 26. Initiation of remedial measures; 27. Mundane Vedic astrology; 28. Understand & manage relationships through Vedic astrology; 29. Frequently asked questions; 30. Pearls of wisdom.
Close inspection of the chapter headings reveals many subtle changes of language, indicative of close editing overall. A classic book. The fourth edition is 97 pages longer than the third.
Clear, crisp writing, lots of example charts (both rasis & navamsas).
1. Impact of ascending signs; 2. How to analyze a horoscope in 3 minutes; 3. Aries ascendant; 4. Taurus ascendant; 5. Gemini ascendant; 6. Cancer ascendant; 7. Leo ascendant; 8. Virgo ascendant; 9. Libra ascendant; 10. Scorpio ascendant; 11. Sagittarius ascendant; 12. Capricorn ascendant; 13. Aquarius ascendant; 14. Pisces ascendant.
Comment: Each of the 12 ascendant signs are considered in detail. After opening remarks (which include the good/bad effects of houses ruled by the various planets), Choudhry gives numerous chart examples for each ascendant. He shows how chart dynamics operate for each of the 12 ascendants. He also shows the proper kavach engravings to strengthen each of the ascendants. I think Choudhry likes kavach as the cost is the same for each sign (unlike gems, which vary widely in cost), they are always worn around the neck (unlike gems, which can be worn in the wrong places by accident), and, like gems, after their initial installation, they require no further action from the native (unlike mantras/yantras). In writing these various notes about Prof. Choudhry, I have been greatly impressed by his work.
1. The scope of study of divisional chart; 2. Overall view of the horoscope; 3. Methodology to study divisional charts; 4. Analyzing debilitated planets; 5. Analyzing combust planets; 6. Special reference to the main period of Ketu; 7. Remedial measures in the aid of astrology; 8. Analysis of Hora; 9. Analysis of Decanate; 10. Analysis of Turyamsa; 11. Analysis of Shashthamsa; 12. Analysis of Sapthamsa; 13. Analysis of Ashthamsa; 14. Analysis of Navamsa; 15. Analysis of Dasamsa; 16. Comprehension of classical principles - Vargottama planets in their signs of debilitation, Exalted planets; 17. Some useful tables - Nakshatra & alphabet for names, Sub-periods, Sub-sub periods, Tables for making important divisional charts.
Comment: A quick overview of the divisionals: Hora (d-2) shows wealth; Decanate (d-3) is initiative & happiness from younger co-borns; Turyamsa (d-4) is net assets; Shashthamsa (d-6) is health & types of diseases; Sapthamsa (d-7) is progeny & happiness therefrom; Ashthamsa (d-8) is longevity; Navamsa (d-9) is general fortune, marital happiness, religious pursuits; Dasamsa (d10) is profession, fame & deeds; Dwadasamsa (d-12) is parents; and, Chaturvimsamsa (d-24) is education.
Tables in back give Vimshottari dasa sub-periods & sub-sub periods. Also in the back are tables for constructing the various divisional charts. An excellent book.
17. "Essentials of a horoscope reading"
Comment: A useful book. In chapter 2, entitled, "Application of Astral Remedies", are pictured the 12 Kavach, one for each of the 12 signs of the zodiac. For each, the overall design, as well as the numbers & their placements, both front & back, are given. Kavach is one of several remedial measures discussed in the chapter, which also includes gems, color therapy, Vastu, mantras & charities. As in all of Choudhry's books, there are many case studies.
Revised, expanded edition of 2006: Chapters 13 through 17 (some 30 pages) have been added, other chapters have been revised & expanded. Overall, a total of seventy pages have been added to the book.
14. How to select personnel for top jobs & friends.
In the Indian culture, a parent's duties to his children are not complete until the child has obtained secure employment & a suitable marriage partner - often in that order. Only at that point is the kid on his own. Even if it takes until he's 30. Or longer. In Indian culture, this is a book intended primarily for boy children.
From a parent's perspective, proper astrological analysis of the child's chart is easily more reliable than asking the kid what he wants to do when he grows up, or pestering him to "be like his old man" (that is, carry on the family business, but then, look at what V.K. did to his son, K. Rajesh), or trying to puzzle out the results of crude aptitude tests - and all such tests are crude.
V.K. Choudhry determines profession primarily through his Systems Approach, which, as I've mentioned elsewhere, amounts to a powerful simplification of Vedic astrology. The book also continues with analysis of how to avoid getting stuck in one's career, how to advance to one's proper status, and how to judge friends. With many chart examples.
Formerly titled, How to Avert Professional Setbacks. This new edition has 91 more pages. From 2007, it regrettably came too soon to give advice for the current world-wide financial disaster, but then, the traditional, tried & true astrological rules, such can be found in this book, should be more than adequate.
Comment: Case studies comprise nearly 2/3rds of the book & include jaundice at birth, asthma, meningitis, migraine, bone TB, loss of memory, convulsions, mental retardation, mental tension, thyroid, loss of hearing, loss of speech at birth, stammering, pleurisy, congenital lung problem, tuberculosis, breathing problems, hypertension at an early age, bypass surgery, lung disorder, AIDS, intestinal cancer, stomach tumor, brain cancer, fits & stammering, paralysis, blood cancer, breast cancer, polio, brain tumor, skin problem, peptic ulcer, diabetes, weak digestion, fits & appendicitis, hernia, hypertension & appendicitis, diabetes & hypertension, inflammation of the pancreas, weak liver, spinal problems, diabetes at young age, constipation & nervous pressure, kidney transplant, gall bladder removal, piles, arthritis & stomach disorder, loss of vision.
8. Application of astrological remedial measures; 9. Problems in profession; 10. New business; 11. Property matters; 12. Identifying health problems; 13. Problems in marriage; 14. Missing persons; 15. Miscellaneous.
Comment: Prasna is, essentially, horary astrology. The introductory notes explain the importance of a spontaneous question from the querent, eg, without prior appointment or warning to the astrologer. Also, Even at the cost of some repetition, the essential predictive techniques of Systems' Approach have been mentioned in this book so that the case studies included in this book are properly understood by the readers without referring to other books of the Systems' Approach.
Choudhry's prasna differs from western horary in a number of aspects. First, Choudhry doesn't tell us what the question was. Second, he considers the rulers of the 6th, 8th & 12th houses to be weak, as well as any planet conjunct Ketu. He considers the prasna chart's dasa. His suggestions to the client are remedial measures, rather than a yes/no answer. This is horary based on the fundamentals of Vedic astrology, rather than on horary rules in & of themselves.


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Finns have always been fascinated by bird lore. We still have a tendency to seek from the bird world national symbols, poetic sayings, aesthetic experiences, and even a psychological character image with which to identify.
Juha Hakala, from Helsinki, and Mikko Jokinen, from Kolari have asked local residents how they regard birds as cultural beings. There are many examples in which the Finnish language takes a stand on the character of birds and their fundamental purpose. For instance, we say that a certain thing (heat from a living room fire, for example) is "going to the magpies", (in this case, it is going up the chimney and being wasted). A person we know can be "as wise an owl", "as stupid as a chicken", "as noble as an eagle", or "as happy as a chaffinch". Some of these sayings come from the Bible, others from European folklore, while each of us forms our own personal concept of different birds.
Cheap binoculars give you an image - but what kind of one?
Binoculars form one of the rambler's basic items of equipment. A suitable pair for your purposes can be found by trying out, and comparing, several makes and models. Good quality binoculars produce an image that is razor sharp, clear, and of the right colour. They have to withstand knocks and preferably also water and they should not be too heavy. They should sit well in the hands and have a feeling of solidity. Good quality models also carry a lifetime guarantee, or at least one extending over several decades.
We tested a few models in the middle price bracket. Seven people compared these, four of them being ornithologists. Eight traditional porro prism binoculars (Panora 7 x 50 ja 8 x 40, Kite Vireo 8 x 40 WA, Kite Birdwatcher 8 x 42, Olympus DPS R 7 x 35, Olympus DPS R 8 x 40, Olympus EXPS 8 x 42, Olympus EXPS 10 x 42) were compared. In addition, we were given a few compact models to test, these being the Kite 8 x 23, 8 x 25 ja 8 x 22 (roof prism), Olympus 8 x 25 WIDE PC ja 8-15 x 25 WIDE PC (zoom binoculars) and Lotus 8 x 26 (roof prism).
The jury considered the best binoculars to be the Olympus EXPS models. The Kite Birdwatcher 8 x 42 was nowhere near as good. None of the compact binoculars came even close to these three traditional porro prismed binoculars. Quality, however, costs. All three models retail at around one thousand marks (approx. EUR 170) each. A utility Olympus DPS or Kite Vireo will cost you only about half as much.
Icicles hanging from the roof are a form of spring art. They are produced as a result of cooperation, or conflict, between the sun and frost. A classic place for icicles to form is rainwater guttering from which water is steadily dripping.
No two icicles are ever exactly alike. When water drips and runs in profusion, slim icicles of even thickness are formed. But when only a little water comes off the roof or guttering, or there is an abrupt fall in temperature, stunted-looking icicles are the result. The surface of a recently formed icicle is wavy, but as the icicle ages, its surface becomes smooth. Wind may cause the ice to "grow" slantwise. Giant icicles are found on cliffs (for example, along roadsides).
Over the last couple of decades icicles have also been studied scientifically. Mathematical growth models have been created for them and the distance between them has been carefully measured. The research is not just for fun - it is extremely sensible when one considers that the most serious icicle catastrophe can cause millions of marks-worth of damage.
Designated village of the year 2000, Björköby owes its vivacity to the natural beauty of the archipelago in the North Quark. This village of 420 people lies off the Vaasa coast on the island of Björköby, 16 km north of Raippaluoto. Suomen Kylätoimikunta ry (Finland's village committee society) based its choice on the communal effort made by the villagers towards creating jobs, while looking after their cultural landscape and environment.
Although most of the villagers work in the city of Vaasa, the village boasts a factory that manufactures fishing gear, a carpentry and joinery business, and a boat builder's, not to mention fishermen, sea captains and seamen. In summer many farmers are involved in the provision of tourism services. In a small rural community like this, everybody knows everybody else, and the village's social security system works well. Combined efforts have led to a cafè being established, while a salting plant has been turned into a tourist feature. Björköby also possesses a bar selling fish delicacies, two shops, a day care centre, and a junior school.
During the Swedish occupation, the people of Björköby took care of the post between Finland and Sweden. This is still celebrated in the form of an annual "post rower" event. The island also has long traditions in nature conservation. As long ago as the 1960s and 1970s the villages voluntarily decided to protect the beaches and to manage local waters for the sake of their fish stocks. Even further back, in 1933, a bird sanctuary was set up at Björkögrundet which was then merged with the Valassaari nature reserve in 1977. Just recently, the North Quark area has been proposed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
Is a wildlife photograph authentic?
Last autumn, there was lively discussion in Finland about whether there is actually such a thing as a "nature photo". At the heart of the debate was renowned wildlife photographer Hannu Hautala's "Moments in Nature" book, in which some of the illustrations had been electronically manipulated.
Researcher Juha Suonpää feels that the authenticity of a photograph is bound to the authenticity of nature conservation, making the matter very complicated. Authenticity is a matter based on agreement, as is also what in all conscience can be manipulated and what not. Thus far, an unmounted original colour slide has been sound proof of its genuineness. Digital cameras have no film and the original disappears. Hautala feels it is more important to discuss the content of a picture in general. Unnatural pictures ought not to be created, he says.
According to the ethical rules of the Finnish Nature Photographers' Association (Suomen Luonnonvalokuvaajat ry), when a picture is published there should be a note to the effect that the image has been manipulated, or an admission that the subject has been photographed in confinement in a zoo, for example.


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Gebroe-Hammer Arranges $19.2 Million Sale of Waterside Villas in Monroe Twp., NJ
Jan 12, 2017 | Gebroe-Hammer Associates
Monroe Township, N.J. – Gebroe-Hammer Associates has announced the $19.2 million sale of Waterside Villas, a 100-unit luxury senior rental community located at 1 Overlook Dr., in historic Monroe Township, N.J. Vice President Adam Zweibel, the firm's Central Jersey market specialist, represented the seller, Waterside Villas, LLC, and procured the buyer, a private investment gro up, in the transaction.
Situated in the heart of Middlesex County, just off Exit 8A of the New Jersey Turnpike, Waterside Villas is a three-story elevator building featuring a mix of studio, one and two-bedroom layouts. Offering a total of 31 different open floorplan options, ranging from 495 SF to 1,160 SF, the senior living community features an array of apartment-home amenities, including condominium-style kitchen and bath finishes, natural lighting, air conditioning and full-size washers and dryers. Dens, patios/balconies and waterside views are available in select units. On-site conveniences range from a fitness center and ample parking to dry cleaning and housekeeping services, an outdoor patio and a BBQ area.
"While a high percentage of the properties in the surrounding Concordia neighborhood were primarily built between 1970 and 1999, Waterside Villas stands out for its new construction and classic architecture that reflects the area's historic character," said Zweibel.
Approximately 10 miles from both East and South Brunswick Township, Waterside Villas also is within close proximity to the area's high end shops and boutiques, museums, historic venues and an adjacent nature preserve. Concordia Shopping Center is half a mile away and Freehold Raceway Mall is within 15 miles. Prominent roadways include State Route 33 and County Road 614 as well as a dedicated access ramp to I-95/New Jersey Turnpike, which connects to the Garden State Parkway.
"In addition to being drawn to the peaceful, quiet and highly accessible location, the buyer was attracted to the region's diverse tenant base, which is a vibrant mix of highly educated over-65 and under-65 age groups with former or current professional executive-level occupations and upper-income levels," added Zweibel. "The Concordia neighborhood is extremely retiree friendly,' favored by those seeking to downsize and retain their New Jersey roots."
Located in southern Middlesex County, Monroe Township had the third largest population increase of any municipality in the state between 2010 and 2014, growing to 42,810 residents. In recent years, the township has undergone a surge of commercial demand for warehouse/distribution/logistics space at the 8A exchange. The township's residential neighborhoods, including Concordia, are concentrated within its more southern sections, along Route 33.
Gebroe-Hammer is one of the most active multi-family investment sales brokerage firms in Middlesex County, N.J. and the entire New Jersey/Pennsylvania/New York State region. The firm's brokerage activities concentrate on suburban and urban high-rise and garden-apartment properties throughout the Northeast and nationally. Gebroe-Hammer also markets mixed-use and free-standing office and retail properties. Widely recognized for its consistent sales performance, the firm is an 13-time CoStar Power Broker.


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Talk about NBA Live 06 here.
As I noted on our Facebook and Twitter, I finally got around to uploading some long-lost files for NBA Live 96 through NBA Live 08. I'll be posting front page File Additions bulletins about them in between our other content, but they're in the Downloads section right now, so I thought I'd give everyone a heads up and direct links here in the Forum.
Here's what I recovered for NBA Live 06.


Berggren, Niclas, Jordahl, Henrik och Stern, Charlotta (2009). "The Political Opinions of Swedish Social Scientists." Finnish Economic Papers, 22(2): 75-88.
Abstract: We study the political opinions of Swedish social scientists in seven disciplines. A survey was sent to 4,301 academics at 25 colleges and universities, which makes the coverage of the disciplines included more or less comprehensive. When it comes to party sympathies there are 1.3 academics on the right for each academic on the left – a sharp contrast to the situation in the United States, where Democrats greatly dominate the social sciences. The corresponding ratio for Swedish citizens in general is 1.1. The most left-leaning disciplines are sociology and gender studies, the most right-leaning ones are business administration, economics, and law, with political science and economic history somewhere in between. The differences between the disciplines are smaller in Sweden than in the more polarized U.S. We also asked 14 policy questions. The replies largely confirm the pattern of a left-right divide – but overall the desire to change the status quo is tepid.


Educated at the Royal Grammar School Guildford and Godalming VI th Form college, Andy Salmon joined the Royal Marines in 1977. He read History at Warwick University, has an MA in Defence Studies from King's College London and is a graduate of the RN Staff College (1993), Royal College of Defence Studies (2004) and the Higher Command and Staff Course (2006).
He has served in 40, 42 and 45 Commandos on operations including Belfast (1978), the Falklands (1982), Crossmaglen (1983), South Armagh (1990), Northern Iraq (1991) and Angola (1992). He was CO 42 Cdo RM with the Amphibious Ready Group for operations in Sierra Leone (2000-twice) and was Director Plans, Coalition Military Assistance and Training Team, Baghdad (2003).
In between, he commanded a detachment on HMS Herald (1984) in the ice patrol role and trained young officers. He has served in HQ Commando Forces and was SO1 Plans and Programmes, HQRM (1995-7). His MoD experience includes DOR(Sea) as Requirements Maritime Special Forces (1994-5) and Assistant Secretary (Policy) in the Chiefs' of Staff Secretariat, which coincided with the Strategic Defence Review, Iraq and Kosovo crises (1997-99). He was Director Balkans (2001-03) during the Macedonian crisis and for NATO and EU restructuring. Prior to Commander UK Amphibious Forces, he was ACOS Plans and Resources, Fleet Command (2004-6) and Commandant CTCRM (2007/8).
He has published and lectured on the use of the military and is a Visiting Senior Fellow at the London School of Economics. He loves sport and music, is President of RN/RM Triathlon, and Vice President of RN Rugby and RN Tennis. He lives in Devon with Liz and their 3 children.


Khe Sanh's Hill Fights of 1967 - as experienced by co-author Bobby Maras and told in this hour-by-hour, day-by-day account - were carnage on the ground, much of it hand-to-hand fighting in the dark. Thanks to the brave Marines of the 9th and 3rd, Khe Sanh survived the first concentrated attack by the North Vietnamese to invade the South. After the Hill Fights, American forces pulled back and held out against constant enemy shelling and frequent attacks until the siege was broken. Combining Maras' personal experiences with the war's bigger picture, Blood in the Hills honors the heroic actions of our soldiers and shows how Khe Sanh was microcosm of the entire Vietnam War.