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Mr. V.K. Goel | Chairman
Mr. A.K. Goel | Vice Chairman
Mr. Ashwani K. Gupta | Independent Director
Mr. M.P. Mehrotra | Independent Director
Mr. Harish Saluja | Independent Director
Mr. Rahul Bedi | Independent Director
Mr. Gaurav Goel | Managing Director
Mr. Gautam Goel | Managing Director
Mr. Priya Brat | Independent Director
Ms. Nandita Chaturvedi | Independent Director
Mr. Mahendar | Nominee Director
Mr. Sandeep Sharma | Wholetime Director
Promoter of the Company and is the Chairman on the Board. He has been affiliated with the Company and served on the Board since 1960. Mr. V.K Goel has over 57 years of experience in the sugar industry. He has served as the president of the Indian Sugar Mills Association.
Promoter of the Company and is the Vice Chairman on the Board. He has been affiliated with the Company and served on the Board since 1969. Mr. Ashok Kumar Goel has over 50 years of experience in the sugar and paper industries. He has served as the president of the Indian Sugar Mills Association and the Uttar Pradesh Sugar Mills Association. He is also the founder president of the Indian Agro Paper Mills Association and the Contract Bridge Association. Mr. Goel has represented India several times at major world championships and has also won most major Indian Championships. Currently, he is President of Bridge Federation of Asia & Middle East (BFAME) and Vice President of Asia Pacific Bridge Federation (APBF).
Mr. Ashwani K. Gupta l | Independent Director
Independent Director of the Company and has been serving on the Board since 1989.
Mr. Gupta is a Chartered Accountant, a Fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, with over 31 years of experience in the field of finance, taxation and accountancy.
Independent Director of the Company and has served on the Board since 1987. He is a Chartered Accountant, a fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, with experience of over 45 years and with vast exposure in the finance and tax space. He is the founder partner of M/s Mehrotra & Mehrotra and is a member of organizations such as Employees' Provident Fund Organization, Ministry of Labour, Government of India and The Associated Chambers of Commerce of India. He has also been a Director on the board of Canara Bank.
Independent Director of the Company and has served on the Board since 1980. Mr. Saluja is science graduate from Agra University and has a post-graduation certificate in business management from the Scottish College of Commerce. He also holds a diploma in marketing from the Institute of Marketing and Sales Management and has qualified Graduation Examination Final certificate from the British Institute of Management.
Promoter and is Managing Director of the Company. He has been affiliated with the Company and served on the Board since 1994. Mr. Gaurav Goel is a business management graduate from the American College of London, United Kingdom. With over two decades of experience in the sugar industry, Mr. Gaurav Goel is currently the Chairman of Indian Sugar Exim Corporation Limited and the President of Indian Sugar Mills Association ( ISMA ). He is also the chairman of the Green Sugar Summit organised by CII. During the year 2006-2007, he was also the president of the Entrepreneurs Organisation ( EO ), Delhi Chapter and president of the Young President Organisation ( YPO ) Delhi Chapter 2012-13 .
Promoter and is Joint Managing Director of the Company. He has been affiliated with the Company and served on the Board since 1994. Mr. Gautam Goel has over a decade of experience in the sugar industry and has been the president of the Indian Sugar Mills Association during the year 2011-2012.
Independent Director of the Company and has served on the Board since 1992. Mr. Bedi holds a Master of Arts degree in English Literature from Delhi University. Being a Journalist by profession, Mr. Bedi is the Indian correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, United Kingdom and the Irish Times, Dublin; specializing in military and security-related issues.
Independent Director of the Company and has served on the Board since July 2008. Mr. Brat holds a Master of Science (Honors) degree in physics from Punjab University, a diploma in banking, finance and accountancy from the Indian Institute of Bankers, Mumbai.
Independent Director of the Company and has been serving on the board since 2014. Ms. Chaturvedi is a graduate in arts from Indore University.
Nominee Director appointed by Punjab National Bank on the Board.
Whole Time Director of the Company. He has been associated with the Company since 1980 and has over three decades of experience in administration and operations of sugar mills, power generation plants and chemical plants.

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Dance Double Trouble Triangles 17140
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Reel · 48 bars · 4 couples · Longwise - 4 (Progression: 2413)
Devised by
Judith Kowalczik (2014)
7007/8448/8448/8888/8008/8888 = 74% (whole dance)
Pas-de-Basque, Skip-Change
Book 50 [8]
Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 9 [47] (diagram only)
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Double Trouble Triangles Scott Band and his Scottish Country Dance Band Book 50 – "Spring Fling" Music for 13 Scottish Country Dances CD 9 R48 4 3:30 35.0 Dots and Dashes/The New High Level/Balmullo House/John Spence o' Uyeasound
Double Trouble Triangles 4/4L · R48
1M+4W set | A&R | set while{8} 1W+4M stand | set ; advance | set (bar 5-8 RHJ with P)
1c+2M & 4c+3W RHA (2M+3W finish in end places) | 1c+2W & 4c+3M LHA (2c+3c now in end places, 1c+4c finish outside set on opp. side, 1W & 4M facing out)
1W & 4M, each followed by P, cclw cast 2 places and finish on midline BtoB with P, 4c above 1c, M facing up, W down ; 2c+4M & 1W+3c circle3 while{4} middles turn LH ½ | clap and turn RH ½
1W+3c & 4M+2c set as in DTr while{2} middles ½ turn BH | 1W+4W & 1M+4M change places as in DTr while 2c+3c set ; repeat [25-28] from exchanged places, but finish 1c & 4c (with W on L) in middle facing up NHJ
1c followed by 4c lead up and cast off, 1c to 3plx, 4c to 2plx ; 1c+4c ½ Fig8 round end cpl (2,4,1,3)
All ½ turn P RH, finish in the middle, facing P RHJ | set ; pass RSh to own side | All set (2,4,1,3)
E-cribs (Truus de Ceuster) [V]
1M+4L set, Adv+Ret & set while 1L+4M stand (2 bars), set, Adv (2 bars) & set. (Bar 5 both couples join RH with partner and retain hands)
1s+2M & 4s+3L dance RH across, ending 2M in 1st place, 3L in 4th place
1s+2L & 4s+3M dance LH across, ending 1M behind 1L (above 1st place facing Men's side) 4L behind 4M (below 4th place facing Ladies' side), 2L in 1st place, 3M in 4th place
1L followed by 1M casts 2 places while 4M followed by 4L casts up 2 places. Bar 20: 1s+4s in line up/down middle BtoB with partner, Men facing up, Ladies down
4M+2s & 1L+3s circle 3H round to left while 4L+1M 1/2 turn LH, clap, 1/2 turn RH. 4s & 1s finish BtoB with partners
4M+2s & 1L+3s join hands (as 'Crown Triangles') & set while 4L+1M turn 2H 1/2 way (PdeB)
4s+1s dance to Right (PdeB) round person behind to change places while 2s+3s set
1M+2s & 4L+3s set (as 'Crown Triangles') while 4M+1L turn 2H 1/2 way (PdeB)
1s & 4s dance to Right (PdeB) round partner to centre facing up (Lady on Man's Left) while 2s+3s set
1s+4s lead up to top, cast on opp sides, 1s to 3rd place, 4s to 2nd place
1/2 Figs 8, 4s round 2s & 1s round 3s. 2 4 1 3
All 1/2 turn partner RH, retain hands & set, release hands & pass partners RSh dancing out to own sides, all set
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Q: Get data cached in Windows AppFabric Caching Service I wanna get the whole which is been cached in Microsoft AppFabric.
Also, is there any method to get it and check the filesize of the data in cache?

A: This blog post by Scott Hanselman is a good place to start if you are just starting out using AppFabric as your caching service.

A: Use the Get-CacheStatistics powershell cmdlet to get the filesize of all of the items in the cache:
Get-CacheStatistics Cache1
This is sample output from the previous command.
Size         : 12408186
ItemCount    : 1200
RegionCount  : 714
RequestCount : 1200
MissCount    : 1200
See more here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff921010.aspx

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Emídio Rafael, de son nom complet Emídio Rafael Augusto Silva, également surnommé Rafa, est un ancien footballeur portugais né le  à Lisbonne au Portugal. Il jouait au poste de défenseur latéral gauche.

Biographie

Les débuts
Natif de Lisbonne, Emidio Rafael est formé au Sporting Clube de Portugal, où il cotôie de futurs grands du football portugais tel que : Miguel Veloso, João Moutinho, Nani ou encore Yannick Djaló. Le pic de cette génération 1986 a eu lieu lors de la saison 2004-05, lorsque, sous le commandement de Paulo Bento, les "lions" remportent le titre de champions national juniors, soit neuf ans après leur dernière victoire. Il ne participe pourtant pas à la fête pour le titre car une rupture des ligaments croisés, lors de l'avant dernier match du championnat l'écarte des terrains pour une période de six mois. Il est finalement prêté, en janvier 2006 au Casa Pia Atlético Clube puis au Real Massamá la saison suivante, qui tous deux évoluent en troisième division.

Portimonense Sporting Clube
En 2007, libéré par les « Lions », il choisit de prendre son destin en main et rejoint les rangs du Portimonense Sporting Clube, qui joue le championnat portugais de deuxième division. Il y reste deux saisons, où titulaire, il démontre petit à petit ses qualités de défenseur rugueux, et participe à la montée dans l'élite du football portugais.

Académica de Coimbra
Il est alors contacté par un club de première division, et rejoint les rangs de l'Associação Académica de Coimbra. Il dispute son premier match en première division le 13 septembre 2009, pour le compte de la quatrième journée du championnat élite portugais. Il devient vite indiscutable à son poste, ce qui lui vaut une sélection en espoirs (il entre sur le terrain à la  en remplacement de Fábio Coentrão). L'athlète se sent bien à Coimbra, mais ne renonce pas à son ambition personnel de rejoindre un des "trois grands" du football portugais. La Briosa désire prolonger son contrat (qui expire en juin 2011) mais se refuse aussi à fermer la porte à un possible afflux de trésorerie avec son transfert, c'est ainsi qu'il quitte Coimbra, pour Porto.

FC Porto
En 2010, il suit donc, André Villas-Boas qui est contracté par le FC Porto pour un montant de 500.000 €uros. Mais une blessure, lors de la Coupe de la Ligue portugaise de football, face au Gil Vicente Futebol Clube, l'écarte des terrains jusqu'à l'été 2012. Jouant peu il part en janvier 2013, chez les voisins du Sporting Clube de Braga, où il signe pour 3 ans. Mais 90 % des droits de transfert appartiennent au FC Porto.

SC Braga

Platanias FC

Estoril-Praia

Académica de Coimbra
En juin 2015, libre de tout engagement, il renoue pour deux saisons avec l'Associação Académica de Coimbra, qui fut le club avec qui il disputa ses premiers matchs en première division portugaise.

Carrière
Arrêtées à l'issue de la saison 2015-2016
 6 saisons en championnat de D.I , 58 matchs, 3 buts.
 1 saison en championnat de D.I , 11 matchs, 0 but.
 3 saisons en championnat de D.II , 63 matchs, 2 buts.
 4 saisons en championnat de D.III , 42 matchs, 3 buts.

Statistiques de joueur

Synthèse

Coupes continentales

Palmarès

Avec le Sporting CP U17
 Champion de l'AF Lisbonne U17 en 2003

Avec le Sporting CP U19
 Champion du Portugal U19 en 2005

Avec le FC Porto
 Champion du Portugal en 2011
 Vainqueur de la Supercoupe du Portugal en 2010

Notes et références

Liens externes

Footballeur portugais
Joueur du Sporting Clube de Portugal
Joueur du Casa Pia AC
Joueur du Portimonense SC
Joueur de l'Associação Académica de Coimbra
Joueur du FC Porto
Joueur du Sporting Braga
Joueur du GD Estoril-Praia
Naissance en janvier 1986
Naissance à Lisbonne

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Insecurity, funding shortfall leaves millions hungry in DR Congo – UN
OCHA/Naomi Frerotte
Children returned to their classroom in Kolula, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo, after armed conflict had forced the whole population to flee and hide in the forest for several weeks.
Senior United Nations officials for the Great Lakes region of Africa are in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) to draw attention to continuing insecurity there, while the world body reported today that the fighting and a decrease in financial resources is causing millions of people to go hungry.
Currently 6.7 million people live in acute food insecurity which represented a "humanitarian crisis," World Food Programme (WFP) spokesperson Elisabeth Byrs told journalists in Geneva.
Ninety-five per cent of the population in the DRC lives on less than two dollars per day, and nine per cent of children under the age of five are acutely malnourished, according to WFP.
Displaced families living in camps, most of whom are female-headed households, as well as refugees from the Central African Republic, are also particularly vulnerable.
The deteriorating situation was caused by the continuing conflict and insecurity which prevented people from growing food and a decrease in international food aid, Ms. Byrs said. In addition, low levels of government spending on socio-economic sectors such as education, health, sanitation, infrastructure and agriculture, are worsening the situation.
She warned that WFP needs $21 million to carry out its humanitarian operations through October, and will be forced to cut its programmes if it does not receive the aid.
Meanwhile, the Secretary-General's Special Envoy to the Great Lakes Region, Mary Robinson, is in the DRC today wrapping up a two-day visit to assess the progress being made on the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework for the DRC and the Region – signed by 11 nations in February 2013 – and since dubbed the "framework of hope."
She is joined by Ban Ki-moon's Special Representative in the DRC, Martin Kobler, who is also the head of the UN peacekeeping mission in the country, known by its French acronym MONUSCO.
Also with them are the United States Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region and the DRC, Russ Feingold; the Special Representative of the African Union, Boubacar Diarra; and the European Union Senior Coordinator for the Great Lakes Region, Koen Vervaeke.
During the visit, the envoys met with representatives of the government, civil society and the international community "to hear firsthand about the implementation of commitments to the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework and what they can do to support further progress," according a UN spokesperson.
Earlier, the group was in Burundi, where the envoys met with President Pierre Nkurunziza and other political leaders, as well as civil society representatives.
In a joint statement issued after that visit, the envoys said that they were very concerned about the constraints on political space and civil liberties in the lead-up to next year's general election.
They added that Burundi had made commendable progress in overcoming a history of conflict, but that progress risked being lost without an inclusive, transparent and peaceful election process.
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Maseno University Courses – Bachelors Programmes
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School of Agriculture & Food Security
School of Arts & Social Sciences
• Bachelor of Science in Horticulture (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Animal Science (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Agronomy (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Soil Science (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Aquatic Resources Conservation & Development (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Fisheries & Aquaculture(With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education & Extension (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness Management (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics (With IT)
Minimum Requirement:
KCSE C+ Mean Grade or EAACE/KCE ("O" Level) Division II and above or EAACE/KACE: ("A" Level), 2 Principals & 1 Subsidiary or 1 Principal and 2 Subsidiaries
• Bachelor of Arts in French (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Psychology (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Sociology & Anthropology (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Communication & Media Technology (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Drama & Theatre Studies (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Interior Design (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Music (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Criminology (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Theology (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Religion (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts Textile, Apparel Design & Fashion Merchandising (With IT)
Bachelor of Arts, with a combination of any two of the following:
Kiswahili History
School of Physical & Biological Sciences
• Bachelor of Science in Ecotourism, Hotel & Institutional Management (With IT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE Mean Grade C+ and above with C+ in any two of the following: Biology, Chemistry, Maths & Physics or Physical Sciences, or a Diploma
School of Business & Economics (SBE)
• Bachelor of Business Administration (With IT)
(with 7 specializations at years 3 & 4)• Bachelor of Arts in Business Studies (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts in Economics (With IT)
•Bachelor of Arts in Business Entrepreneurship (With IT)• Bachelor of Science in Marketing Management (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Management (With IT)
Mean Grade of C+ with C (plain) in Mathematics; or C (plain) with a Diploma of Maseno University or other recognised institution; or C plain with CPA Part II (for BBA, with IT). Applicants with CPA Part II are eligible for credit transfer for certain Year 1 courses.
NB: Credit Transfer: Applicants with CPA Part III are eligible for credit transfer for certain Year 1, 2, 3 and 4 courses.
School of Computing & Informatics
• Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Information (With IT)Comunications and Technology Management (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Computer Technology (With IT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE Mean Grade C+ and above with C+ in Maths & Physics or Physical Sciences, or KCSE Mean Grade C+ and above with C in Maths (for BSc. IT), or KCSE C Plain with diploma in Computer Science, or KCE 'O' level Div II and above with diploma Computer Science, or KCE 'O' level Div II and above with diploma in Computer Science or KNEC Diploma in Computer Studies with minimum of Credit Pass, or EAACE/KACE 'A', 2 Principal passes in Maths & Physics and 1 Subsidiary, or 1 Principal & 2 Subsidiaries with a Diploma in IT of Maseno University or Diploma in Computer Science with Credit pass from an accredited instituti
School of Development & Strategic Studies
• Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (With IT)
• Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies (With IT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE C+ Mean Grade or Grade C plain with a Diploma in a relevant field, or EAACE/KCE ("O" Level) Division II and above with a Diploma in a relevant field, or EAACE/KACE: ("A" Level), 2 Principals & 1 Subsidiary or 1 Principal and 2 Subsidiaries with a Diploma in a relevant field.
• Bachelor of Education in Science (With IT)
• Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education (With IT)
• Bachelor of Education in Primary Education (With IT)
• Bachelor of Education in Special Needs Education (With IT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE C+ Mean Grade, or EAACE/KCE ("O"Level) Division II & above, or EAACE/KACE: ("A" Level), 2 Principals & 1 Subsidiary or 1 Principal & 2 Subsidiaries. Applicants must meet specific department requirements
School of Environment & Earth Sciences
• Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Earth Science (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Geography & Natural Resource Management (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Climate Change & Development (With IT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE C+ Mean Grade, or EAACE/KCE ("O"Level) Division II & above, or EAACE/KACE: ("A" Level), 2 Principals & 1 Subsidiary or 1 Principal & 2 Subsidiaries.
Location & Mode of Study:
Main Campus: Day
School of Mathematics, Statistics & Acturial Science
• Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Applied Statistics (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics & Business Studies (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics & Computer Science (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics & Economics (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences (With IT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE: C+ Mean Grade or Grade C- with a Diploma in a relevant field, or EAACE/KCE ("O" Level) Division II and above with a Diploma in a relevant field, or EAACE/KACE: ("A" Level), 2 Principals & 1 Subsidiary or 1 Principal and 2 Subsidiaries with a Diploma in a relevant field
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School of Planning & Architecture
• Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (With IT)
• Bachelor of Disaster Management (With IT)
• Bachelor of Geospatial Information Science (With IT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE: C+ Mean Grade or Grade C- with a Diploma in a relevant field, or EAACE/KCE ("O" Level) Division II & above with a Diploma in a relevant field, or EAACE/KACE: ("A" Level), 2 Principals & 1 Subsidiary or 1 Principal and 2 Subsidiaries with a Diploma in a relevant field.
Kisumu Campus
School of Public Health & Community Development
• Bachelor of Science in Public Health (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Nutrition & Health (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Medical Biotechnology (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Sciences (With IT)
• Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (With IT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE Mean Grade C+ with C+ in Biology, C+ in Chemistry, C plain in Mathematics/Physics, C+ in English or Kiswahili
Kisumu Campus: Day, Weekend, Evening. Homa-Bay Campus: Weekend
Institute of Gender Studies
• Bachelor of Arts in Gender Studies (With IT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE C+ Mean grade or Grade C plain with a diploma in a relevant field, or EAACE/KCE ("O" Level) Division II and above with a diploma in a relevant field. EAACE/KACE ("A" Level), 2 Principals and 1 Subsidiary or 1 Principal antd 2 Subsidiaries with a diploma in a relevant field.
Maseno University Courses – Certificate-Programmes
• Certificate in Church Music
• Certificate in Film & Theatre Studies
• Certificate in Music
• Certificate in Music Production & Technology
• Certificate in Social Work
• Certificate in Public Relations
• Certificate in Textile Design
• Certificate in Fine Art
• Certificate in Interior Design
• Certificate in Fashion Design & Accessories
• Certificate in Journalism & Mass Media
• Certificate in French (Several Levels) Minimum Requirements:
KCSE Mean Grade D+ with D in Mathematics and English
• Certificate in Hospitality and Tourism Minimum Requirements:
• Certificate in Human Resource Management
• Certificate in Sales and Marketing
• Certificate in Purchasing
• Certificate in Management
• Certificate in Business Administration Minimum Requirements:
At least a Mean Grade of D+
School of Computing and Informatics
• Certificate in Information Technology (CIT) Minimum Requirements:
KCSE mean Grade of D+ with D in Mathematics and English
• Certificate in Public Administration
• Certificate in Community Development Minimum Requirements:
• Certificate in Sign Language
• Certificate in Special & Inclusive Education Minimum Requirements:
KCSE Mean Grade D+ with D in Mathematics & English.
Kisumu Campus: Day
• Certificate in Bridging Course Mathematics Minimum Requirements:
KCSE Mean Grade D+ with D in Mathematics & English
• Certificate in Gender Development Minimum Requirements:
KCSE Mean Grade D+
Maseno University Courses – Diploma-Programmes
• Diploma in Plant Genetics Resources & Biodiversity Minimum Requirement:KCSE Mean Grade C Plain and C- in English and D+ Mathematics, or KCE Div III withpassin English and Mathematics
• Diploma in French (Several Levels)• Diploma in Church Music• Diploma in Film & Theatre Studies
• Diploma in Music
• Diploma in Music Production & Technology
• Diploma in Social Work
• Diploma in Textile Design
• Diploma in Fine Art
• Diploma in Interior Design
• Diploma in Fashion Design & Accessories
• Diploma in Journalism & Mass Media Minimum Requirement:KCSE Mean Grade C Plain and C- in English and D+ Mathematics, or KCE Div III withpassin English and Mathematics
• Diploma in Hospitality Management
• Diploma in Travel & Tourism Management Minimum Requirement:
KCSE Mean Grade C Plain and C- in English and D+ in Mathematics, or KCE Div III with pass in English and Mathematics
• Diploma in Business Administration
• Diploma in Human Resource Management
• Diploma in Sales and Marketing
• Diploma in Small & Medium Size Enterprises
• Diploma in Strategic Management
• Diploma in Health Economics
• Diploma in Transport System Management
• Diploma in Purchasing & Supply
• Diploma in Total Quality Management Minimum Requirement:
Mean Grade of C (plain) or C- with a Certificate of Maseno University or other recognised institution.
• Diploma in Information Technology (DIT) Minimum Requirement:
KCSE Mean Grade C Plain and C- or above in English and Mathematics or KCE Div III with pass in English and Mathematics or Certificate in IT/ICT with overall Credit pass or degrees, diplomas and certificate from recognised institutions
• Diploma in Public Administration
• Diploma in Community Development Minimum Requirement:
• Diploma in Special and Inclusive Education• Diploma in Guidance & Counselling Minimum Requirement:KCSE Mean Grade C Plain and C- in English, D+ in Mathematics, or KCE Div III withpassin English & Mathematics
School of Mathematics, Statistics & Actuarial Science
• Diploma inActurialScience Minimum Requirement:KCSE C+ Mean Grade & B in maths or Grade C with adiploma in a relevant field or KCE ("O" Level) Division II & above with a diploma in a relevant
• Diploma in Diploma in Medical Laboratory Science Minimum Requirement:Registered with KMLTTB or KCSE Mean Grade C+ overall mean grade or equivalent, with a minimum C+ in Mathematics/Physics, Chemistry and Biology
• Diploma in Gender Development Minimum Requirement:KCSE mean grade C plain or KCE Div III…………………………………
Masters-Programmes
• Master of Science in Horticulture
• Master of Science in Animal Science
• Master of Science in Agronomy
• Master of Science in Soil Science
• Master of Science in Genetics and Plant Breeding
• Master of Science in Fisheries & Aquaculture
• Master of Science in Aquatic Resources Conservation & Development
• Master of Science in Agribusiness Management
• Master of Science in Agricultural Economics Minimum Requirements:
First Class Honours or Second Class Honours Upper Division degree recognised by the University Senate or Second Class Lower Division degree with at least 2 years work experience
• Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics
• Master of Arts in Theoretical Linguistics
• Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology
• Master of Arts in Linguistics
• Master of Arts in Kiswahili
• Master of Arts in Literature
• Master of Arts in History
• Master of Arts in Music
• Master of Arts in Fashion Merchandising
• Master of Arts in Textile & Apparel Design
• Master of Arts in Social Development & Management
• Master of Arts in Anthropology
• Master of Arts in Communication & Media Studies
• Master of Arts in French
• Master of Arts in Music Performance
• Master of Arts in Theory & Composition
• Master of Arts in Ethnomusicology
• Master of Arts in Music Education
• Master of Arts in Interior Design
• Master of Arts in Religion
• Master of Arts in Theology
• Master of Arts in Philosophy
• Master of Arts in Sociology Minimum Requirements:
• Master of Science in Ecotourism, Hotel & Institutional Management Minimum Requirements:
• Master of Science in Entrepreneurship
• Master of Science in Human Resource Management
• Master of Science in Finance
• Master of Science in Supply Chain Management• Master of Business Administration (with 7 specializations at year 2)• Master of Economics in Applied Economics
• Master of Economics in Economic Policy Analysis & Management
• Master of Economics in Financial Economics Minimum Requirements:
First Class Honours or Second Class Honours Upper Division degree recognised by the University Senate or Second Class Lower Division degree with at least 2 years work experience.
• Master of Science in Computer Science
• Master of Science in Computer Technology
• Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence
• Master of Science in Parallel & Distributed Computing
• Master of Science in Computer Communications & Networks
• Master of Science in Mobile Computing & Networking
• Master of Science in Information Technology
• Master of Science in Information Systems Minimum Requirements:
First class Honors or second class Honors Upper Division Bachelor's degree in a relevant field of Maseno University or other qualifications recognized by the University Senate or Second class Lower Division degree with at least two years research experience in the relevant field, or Postgraduate Diploma degree with one year experience in relevant field.
• Master of Arts in Research & Public Policy (MRPP)
• Master of Arts in International Relations
• Master of Arts in Political Science Minimum Requirements:
First Class Honours or Second Class Honours Upper Division degree in a relevant field of Maseno University or other qualifications recognised by the University Senate or Second class Lower Division degree with atleast two years work experience in a relevant field, or Postgraduate Diploma degree with one year experience in relevant field
• Master of Education in Special Needs Education
• Master of Education in Curriculum Studies
• Master of Education in Pedagogy
• Master of Education in Planning & Economics of Education
• Master of Education in Educational Administration
• Master of Education in Educational Technology
• Master of Education in Educational Psychology
• Master of Education in Guidance & Counselling
• Master of Education in Early Childhood Education Development.•Postgraduate Diploma in Special Education
• Postgraduate Diploma in Education
Postgraduate Certificate in any one teaching subject
First Class Honours or Second Class Honours Upper Division degree recognised by the University Senate or Second Class Lower Division degree with at least 2 years work experience• Postgraduate Certificate: A degree with any one teaching subjec
• Master of Environmental Science Minimum Requirements:
First Class Honours OR Second Class Honours Upper Division degree recognised by the University Senate or Lower Second Class degrees with 2 years' work experience
• Master of Pure Mathematics
• Master of Applied Mathematics
• Master of Applied Statistics
• Master of Acturial Science Minimum Requirements:
First Class Honours or Second Class Honours Upper
Master of Medicine (MMed) in Family Medicine
Duration: Four (4) years, with each year divided into three semesters Minimum Requirements:
MBChB, MBBS, MD or equivalent medical degree from Universities recognized by the University Senate and have worked for at least two (2) years after internship.•Registered or registerable as a medical practitioner by the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board
Location & Mode of Study: Main Campus, Sagam Community Hospital & Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching & Referral Hospital.
• Master of Project Planning & Management
• Master of Monitoring & Evaluation Minimum Requirements:
-Kisumu Campus
• Master of Science in Medical Biotechnology
• Master of Science in Medical Parasitology
• Master of Science in Medical Microbiology
• Master of Science in Medical Immunology
• Master of Science in Medical Entomology and Vector Science
• Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Science
• Master of Science in Community Science & Development
• Master of Science in Medical Histology and Histopathobiology
• Master of Science in Clinical Chemistry
• Master of Science in Heamatology
• Master of Science in Nutritional Science
• Master of Science in Family Development & Technology• Master of Public Health (MPH) in Epidemiology & Population Health
• Master of Public Health (MPH) in Health Promotion & International Health Minimum Requirements:
• Master of Gender and Development Minimum Requirements:
First Class Honours or Second Class Honours Upper Division degee recognized by the University Senate or Second Class Lower Division Degree with at least two years research experi Gence.
Maseno University Courses – PhD-Programmes
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Horticulture
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Science
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agronomy
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Soil Science
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Fisheries & Aquaculture
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agribusiness Management
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agricultural Economics
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agricultural Extension Minimum Requirement:
PhD: A Masters degree of Maseno University or any other recognised University or other qualifications considered by University Senateas equivalent to a relevant Masters degree
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychology
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Anthropology
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Communication & Media Studies
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Design
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Ethnomusicology
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in French
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in History
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Kiswahili
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Linguistics
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Literature
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Music Education
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Music Performance
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) inPhilosophy
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Religion
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Sociology
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Theory & Composition Minimum Requirement:
A Masters degree of Maseno University or any other recognised University or other qualifications considered by University Senate as equivalent to a relevant Masters degree
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Hospitality Management
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Tourism Management Minimum Requirements:
A relevant Master of Science degree of Maseno University or any other recognised university, or other qualifications considered by University Senate as equivalent to a relevant Masters degree
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Strategic Management
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Marketing
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Entrepreneurship & Development
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human Resource Management
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Economics
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Accounting
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Finance
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Procurement & Supply Chain
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management Information Systems Minimum Requirements:
A Masters degree of Maseno University or any other recognised university.
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer Science
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer Technology
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Information Technology
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Information Systems Minimum Requirements:
Masters degree of Maseno University or any other recognised University or other qualification considered by University Senate as equivalent to a relevant Masters degree.
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Curriculum Studies
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Educational Technology
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pedagogy Educational Administration
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Educational Psychology
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Guidance & Counselling
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Planning & Economics of Education
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Special Needs Education. Minimum Requirement:
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Environmental Science Minimum Requirements:
Masters degree of Maseno University or any other recognised university or other qualifications considered by University Senate as equivalent to a relevant Masters degree
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pure Mathematics
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Mathematics & Applied Statistics
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Actuarial Science Minimum Requirements:
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Home News The stat which shows Mourinho deserves more credit than he's getting
The stat which shows Mourinho deserves more credit than he's getting
It's safe to say that Jose Mourinho has been on the receiving end of fair amount of stick since becoming Tottenham boss in late-November.
The Portuguese initially started well, recording five victories in Spurs' first seven Premier League games – which saw the north London outfit climb from 14th in the table to 5th and move just three points adrift of Chelsea in the race for Champions League football.
However, three wins in Tottenham's next 11 matches followed, which saw Mourinho's men slip to 7th and virtually ended their hopes of playing in Europe's elite competition next season.
But since Spurs were comprehensively beaten at Sheffield United a fortnight ago, they've hit some form and Thursday's win at Newcastle – just Tottenham's fourth Premier League away victory of the campaign – means Mourinho's men have now collected 10 points from their last four, leaving a top-six finish and a place in Europe a genuine possibility once again.
The three points at St James' Park, Mourinho's first on the ground in his career, means that Spurs have notched up 41 points since his arrival – bettered only by Manchester City, who've taken 50 and runaway leaders Liverpool (56).
Do you think Mourinho's improving Premier League record deserves more credit? Let us know your thoughts on the Tottenham boss below.
PaulD July 16, 2020 at 11:44 am
I recently had a difference of opinion over stating that Spurs should be far more successful. George Grahams Arsenal won 6 trophies, if Mourinho won us the title some would moan its not the Spurs way. I want trophies in record books & in front of our programme which hasnt changed since 2008. Try to win in meantime whilst trying to mould a team that will play great football too & Win
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Mourinho is a has been his style of play is so old and crap that is driving me insane we need to get rid of him and bring a Nuno Santo
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School Is Out:Kendall Campus English professor De Benedictis is retiring after more than 32 years at Miami Dade College. He is teaching his last class this semester.
A 1968 article in the Los Angeles Times reads "Michel de Benedictis is a 16-year-old junior at Beverly Hills High School who dabbles in poetry, wants to be a doctor—but admits he might end up teaching literature."
Fifty years later, de Benedictis is set to retire from Miami Dade College after 32 and a half years teaching English and literature. His final semester at MDC will be this spring, although his official retirement date is Aug. 3.
"As far as teaching is concerned, Miami Dade College was the only school I wanted to teach at," de Benedictis said. "I took a look at the demographics out here and I said 'We got the United Nations out here.'"
As a professor he follows a mantra that each student brings something different to the table, so he allows creativity to flow within his classrooms. In his ENC 1102 course, students have to write a screenplay on the Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead rather than write a research paper.
"In his class, it wasn't just learning about the English language, but it was more about us applying our skills to the material that he presented us," said Julien Osorio, a computer science major in de Benedictis' ENC 1102 course this semester. "It was something I had never done before."
De Benedictis, 66, uses his Honors College sophomore leadership course to help students prepare to transfer, apply to scholarships and write resumes.
"Most of my students don't realize how exceptional they are," de Benedictis said. "They live in this fishbowl we call Miami, and they see themselves as looking no different than anyone else and they don't realize how different things are around the country and how many opportunities are available for them."
During lectures, he peppers in anecdotes and alludes to mentors like poet and writer Allen Ginsberg or legendary, former University of California at Los Angeles basketball coach John Wooden to liven up the atmosphere in his classrooms.
School Is Out: Kendall Campus English professor Michel de Benedictis is retiring after more than 32 years at Miami Dade College. He is teaching his last class this semester.
De Benedictis chose teaching literature over a career in the medicine field because he didn't like the amount of hours required for medical school. He also felt that some individuals entered the medical profession for the wrong reasons.
After graduating from UCLA with a bachelor's degree in English, and having undergone the pre-med track as well, he earned his master's degree in English from the University of Wisconsin in 1975.
He later taught literature at the University of Nebraska for two years before seeking a job at MDC.
De Benedictis says the "light in kids eyes" is what drove him to pursue a career as an educator. He believes that teaching is the best way to leave a legacy.
"I can't imagine what the last 21 years of my life would have been like had I not chosen to enroll in that particular course on that fateful day," said Elizabeth Lagarón, a former student of de Benedictis from his Contemporary American Literature course in 1997 and now an adjunct professor at Kendall Campus. "So much of my life has been dedicated to the study of the things I first encountered in Michel's class, after all. Further, the passion and enthusiasm with which Michel approached the beat writers and their work made a lasting impact on me, as both a student and a teacher."
Lagarón received her doctorate degree in English at the University of Kansas, where she dedicated her dissertation in Magical Realism to De Benedictis.
His retirement will also leave a void for his coworkers.
English professor Cary Ser, who first hired de Benedictis in 1986, said their friendship is so close that they are "able to complete each other's sentences."
Having taught the sophomore leadership course together, Ser describes their teamwork as "get one Ser and one de Ben and add them together and you get five," a play on the phrase "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts."
"I consider de Ben not to be just a colleague but a friend. I'm going to miss being able to see him daily," Ser said. "Losing de Ben is like a small death to me. He's one of those people that if you haven't seen in a week, you can talk with non-stop for hours and you're immediately caught up. I will miss the humor, teasing and the sheer professional concerns."
De Benedictis hopes to spend his retirement catching up on all the film and literature he hasn't had the chance to enjoy. He hopes to move to a smaller city, preferably in central Florida, so he can remain close to his daughter and her family.
In addition, de Benedictis plans to expand his sports memorabilia collection. He has amassed a collection of thousands of vintage baseball, banners and cards since his childhood, to the point that he has a room in his home dedicated to the collection. His office is decorated with mementos and tchotchkes from past students.
But his heart is still at MDC. De Benedictis plans to end his career at the College by attending this year's graduation, as he has every year. He will carry the banner for the Honors College.
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I would often see these "Hidden Entrance" signs while driving in the car with my parents when I was young. For the longest time I thought it meant that spies lived there. I mean why else would there be a hidden entrance right?? If you are a spy, you don't want people discovering you. So funny.
There's a different kind of hidden that isn't so funny. I've been reading about it a lot today. As you know, the Easter holiday was yesterday. A day to celebrate our Risen Lord. A day to spend with family and friends. And for some…a day to hide.
I've seen post after post on FB from friends that didn't have a church family to celebrate with yesterday. Post after post of family arguments because a child was too "friendly" with the person they love. And post after post from friends who simply can't share that they love someone. Can you imagine that? How did you feel when you fell in love? Did you want to shout it from the rooftops? Did you want to hold their hand? Did you want to give a quick peck hello? Imagine not being able to do any of those things.
One of the most heart wrenching parts of my journey was when my son sobbed in my arms lamenting that he just wanted to be "allowed" to fall in love with someone. He just wanted someone to love him the way that his dad and I had been able to experience love. It's been several years now and he has found someone. It makes me sad that they don't feel safe to show affection when in public. And by that I mean just a simple gesture of holding hands. (I think we can all agree we don't want to see people making out in public no matter who they are or who they love.) I have made sure they know that they don't have to "hide" when they are in our home. I want them to have a safe place to be themselves.


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Kaily Young and Taylor Yaghmaie
Kaily Young and Our 2019 Statistician Taylor Yaghmaie talk with some of our Spring Coaches to get a preview of their season.
Kaily Young, Multimedia Editor
Kaily Young, a senior at Stamford High School, is thrilled to be one of the Multimedia Editors for the 2019-2020 school year. Outside of The Round Table, Kaily is a two sport Varsity athlete, a helper on the Unified Sports team, a member of the National Honor Society as well as the Science National Honor Society. Outside of the classroom and the sports field, Kaily is also an Emergency Medical Technician. Feel free to contact Kaily at [email protected] for an inquiries.
Taylor Yaghmaie, Statistcian
Taylor Yaghmaie is a senior at Stamford High School and very excited to be the 2019-2020 Statistician for the Round Table. Taylor is a four-year varsity starter on the Varsity Field Hockey team and has been the captain of the Varsity Tennis team for the past two years. She is a two-time state champion in doubles tennis, a National Honors Society Member, a Leadership Academy Mentor, the Treasurer of the Class of 2020 and a volunteer for the Unified Sports team. You can contact her at [email protected]
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TIME & LOCATION: to be announced on the day on the Zona Dynamic Facebook page and website
CURATED BY: Vincent Chomaz & ZONA DYNAMIC: Edgar Khandzratyan, Elisa Schönherr www.zonadynamic.com
www.vincentchomaz.com
Philipp Klein
VOYEURS /// TRILLENIUM
PERFORMATIVE SOUND INTERVENTION
TRILLENIUM is a musical improvisation played by Constantin Engelmann and Elisa Storelli dealing with chaotic systems and their behavior in time and space. Played inside the cube, the normalized concert situa-tion will then mutate into something else, enabling in the process a different kind of possibilities for the public to be confronted to the medium, sound or music.
In VOYEURS, performers don't act directly in front of the public. They are entrapped within the exhibiting apparatus, a closed white cube of 8m³ (2m by 2m by 2m) from which spectators are excluded. And if they are not inside the cube, they are forced outside of it. They can surround it, move around it, sit next to it, stand far from it, look at it, come closer and maybe peep in it – or do none of the above. It is their choice. For MPA-B 2014, through a series of performances and performative interventions set in the public space, VOYEURS explores the accidental interactions that can arise from the accidental encounter between the work and its possible audience; thus focusing on the public as the – or a – performer and the idea of the audience as a canvas for action and reaction.
Constantin Engelmann (DE) www.nitnatsnoc.org
Elisa Storelli (CH) elisastorelli.ch
Voyeurs runs on May 1, 2, 8, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24 and with a closing finissage on the 27
WHERE: MPA-HUB Holzmarktstraße 25, 10243
ENTRANCE: 3-5€
CURATED BY: Hector Canonge www.hectorcanonge.net
PERFORMEANDO (Spanish colloquial word for putting an act, an action, a performance) is the first Performance Art program / project focusing on featuring works by performance artists who identify themselves as Latin/o/a or Hispanic. Created by artist, Hector Canonge, PERFORMEANDO aims to highlight the work(s) of selected artists, serves as platform for dialogue and exchange, and aims to create a network for future collaborations and presentations. The program was launched in 2013 and presented in collaboration with local galleries, art spaces and cultural organizations in New York City. During the monthly presentations, artists were encouraged to explore various forms of live art and propose collaborative performances in and around the city.
PERFORMEANDO
PERFORMEANDO at MPA-B 2014 will feature artists whose work explore notions of identity, culture and geography: In "El Grito De Gallos" (The Scream of Cocks) Ian Deleón and Anabel Vázquez continue their exploration of nostalgia and mourning to touch on issues of colonial exploitation of the Caribbean; Veronica Peña brings "The Wall" a very personal, participatory performance inspired by memories of her father and the emptiness left after his suicide; Allison Fuentes engages the public to question their culturally perceived notions of space and privacy with "Race," a performance that satirizes the display of a racetrack, and Hector Canonge presents "Laqhiy" (Quechua word for Peeling) a new work created while living for the past few months in South America.
Ian Deleón's multidisciplinary practice explores the ways in which information media, popular culture, and consumer products serve to reinforce problematic colonial narratives, especially in the context of the Caribbean. Deleón received a B.F.A. from the Studio for Interrelated Media department at Massachusetts College of Art in Boston. www.iandeleon.com
Allison Fuentes is a performance artist with an academic background in fine art photography. Fuentes' work explores issues of gender and identity. As a female artists working in a male dominated medium Fuentes uses the gaze to her advantage as she questions the voyeuristic quality of photography. www.allisonfuentes.com
Verónica Peña is a multidisciplinary artist from Spain based in New York. Peña's work explores the themes of absence, separation, and the search for harmony through performance art. Her recent work consists of experimental participatory performances that create shared moments amongst strangers. www.veronicapena.com
Anabel Vázquez is an artist and independent curator. Her photography, film, and video, explores sociopolitical issues from an autobiographical perspective, and has been exhibited nationally and internationally. Vázquez Rodríguez studied Painting at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, and Photography and Film at The Massachusetts College of Art and Design. www.anabelvazquez.com
Hector Canonge, curator, as an artist he thematizes the construction of identity, gender roles, and migration policies. Challenging the white box settings of a gallery or a museum or intervening directly in public spaces, his performance mediate movement, endurance, ritualistic processes and interactive narratives that prompt public engagement, dialogue, and reflection. www.hectorcanonge.net
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NGinPA PERFORMS
PERFORMANCE EVENING
NGinPA, a new Berlin-based collective dealing with the "Normative Gaze" in Performance Art, presents its first performance at the venue WestGermany. Specifically exploring gendered notions of both performance and perception in art, the group's diverse experiences and opinions come together to put forth new and challenging ideas. The piece is the product of a weeklong process of creative collaboration of NGinPA's performance artists, dancers musicians, writers, and visual artists from Germany, Italy, Argentina, UK, USA, France, Poland, Romania, Australia and Israel. This collective will continue working together indefinitely.
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The Town of Platteville has one 40-hour per week Public Works Maintenance position available in the Public Works Department. Hourly range is $15.00 - $17.00 hourly DOQ/E. A complete job description and application can be obtained a Platteville Town Hall. Interested persons should forward a completed application to: Town of Platteville, Attention Public Works Director, 400 Grand Avenue, Platteville, CO 80651. Closing deadline in Monday, April 5, 2019 @ 4:30pm. EOE.
The Town of Platteville has one full-time position available in the Recreation & Senior Departments. Salary range is 58,000 - $65,000 DOQ/E. Interested persons should forward a cover letter and completed application to: Town of Platteville, 400 Grand Avenue, Platteville, CO 80651 Attn: Town Manager. Closing deadline is Friday, April 26, 2019 @ 4:30pm. EOE.


The Indigenous Peoples' Film Festival Skábmagovat begins on Thursday, 22 Jan. 2015, with many international guests attending. Inari will get guests from North America, South America and Siberia, for example.
Photo from film workshop in Lolindo, Tanzania. Foto: Gareth Benest/InsightShare.
The festival has its focus on the indigenous film of Latin America. Our special guest Jeannette Paillán, a Mapuche director from Chile, is a founding member of CLACPI, an organisation that promotes indigenous film making. She is also the head of the biggest indigenous film festival of South America.
Cindy Benitez, a Film and Video Center Programmer from the Smithsonian Institution in New York, engages actively in film making among the North American Natives and in youth projects in Central America. The Film and Video Center that the Institution founded in 1979 is the oldest indigenous centre on media art in the USA.
Yakutian director Mihail Lukachevskyi from the Sakha Republik in Russia belongs to the young generation of directors that have got their schooling in film making at the St. Petersburg State University of Film and Television. In Inari, we will see the feature film A White Day by this film maker who has been granted several awards for his short films.
Another guest that comes from Sakha is Sardana Savvina. She comes from ASIAC, the Arctic State Institute for Art and Culture, an institution that has been engaged in cooperation with the Sámi Education Institute in Inari for years. Savvina is also the Curator for the Yakutia International Film Festival.
This year, Africa will be represented by films telling about the situation of the Maasai on Thursday, before the official opening of the festival. The show will consist of two short films on the rights of the Maasai, with Jenni Kauppila from the UN Association Finland attending. Short films are shown at Siida's auditorium at 4 p.m.
Naturally, we will also see Sámi film makers in Inari. The festival will be attended for example by Harry Johansen, Ima Aikio-Arianaick, animation virtuoso Jouni West and a group of directors from the Kautokeino Film Lab project that has yielded a set of seven short films for the festival.
And of course we will meet Andte Gaup-Juuso, the winner of the Finnish Big Brother; Gaup-Juuso features the short film Sámi boja by Elle Sofe Henriksen!
The music at our night clubs is provided by Maxida Märak, who is known for her engagement in opposing mining in Gállok, and rappers Amoc and Ailu Valle.
Opening ceremony of the festival is January 22th 6 p.m. in Northern Lights Theatre.
Anne-Kirste Aikio, tel. +358 40 7681 689.
Jorma Lehtola, tel. +358 50 4144 349.


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Passova is een geslacht van vlinders van de familie dikkopjes (Hesperiidae), uit de onderfamilie Pyrrhopyginae.

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P. ganymedes (Bell, 1931)
P. gazera (Hewitson, 1866)
P. gellias (Godman & Salvin, 1893)
P. glacia Evans, 1951
P. greta Evans, 1951
P. nigrocephala (Bell, 1934)
P. passova (Hewitson, 1866)
P. polemon (Hopffer, 1864)
P. vilna Evans, 1951

Pyrrhopyginae


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Molecular phylogeny of Bipolaris and Curvularia species associated with browntop millet.
International Research Symposium on Pure and Applied Sciences (IRSPAS)
IRSPAS 2017
Manamgoda, D. S.; Bauchan, G. R.; Berry, A.; Walker, S.; Castlebury, L.A.
Citation: Manamgoda, D. S., Bauchan, G. R., Berry, A., Walker, S.,and Castlebury, L. A. (2017). Molecular phylogeny of Bipolaris and Curvularia species associated with browntop millet. International Research Symposium on Pure and Applied Sciences, 2017 Faculty of Science, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.p44.
Browntop millet (Urochloa ramosa, Poaceae) is a warm season grass commonly used as a cover crop in pasture management systems. This species is inexpensive compared to other forage crops and its ability to easily reseed and to remain viable in the soil for years makes browntop millet an excellent regenerating food plot for wildlife. The genera Bipolaris and Curvularia (Pleosporaceae) are closely related and comprise many pathogenic species associated with poaceous hosts. Of these, only B. setariae and C. hawaiiensis have previously been reported from U. ramosa. The taxa belonging in these sister genera are often difficult to identify based on morphology alone, especially when co-occurring on a single host. In May 2015, infected seeds of U. ramosa grown in Tifton, Georgia, USA were observed and collected. Conidia and conidiophores were observed using compound and dissecting light microscopy. Single spore isolation techniques were used to obtain pure cultures, which were also observed scanning electron microscopy. Genomic DNA was extracted from isolates of Bipolaris and Curvularia using the DNeasy Plant Mini Kit (Qiagen). The ITS, GPDH, TEF and RPB gene regions were amplified and the resulting amplicons were sequenced using the BigDye Terminator v. 3.1 on an Applied Biosystems 3130xl Genetic Analyzer. Phylogenetic analyses were carried out using maximum parsimony and maximum likelihood methods. Five Curvularia and nine Bipolaris cultures were isolated, and a total of 42 new DNA sequences were generated in this study. GPDH gene region resolved most species in both genera. Maximum parsimony analysis of combined ITS, GPDH and TEF loci for Bipolaris included 58 isolates and 81 isolates for Curvularia. Based on morphological and phylogenetic data, the isolates found on the seeds of U. ramosa are identified as Bipolaris yamadai, Curvularia geniculata and a previously undescribed species of Curvularia. To our knowledge, these are the first records of these fungal species in association with U. ramosa. Surface ornamentation and texture of Curvularia conidia were clearly observed under SEM than under light microscope. Although other conidial cells are smooth, basal cell of the conidium can be either smooth or verrucose and this was used as a morphological character to delimit some members of the "geniculata" group. Curvularia geniculata, C. urochloae and B. yamadai had conidia with smooth basal cell under SEM. Therefore SEM imaging will be useful to observe micromorphological characters that are difficult to distinguish using conventional light microscopy. The discovery of these potentially pathogenic fungi on an economically important host provides new insights for disease surveillance to plant pathologists, quarantine officials and others with interests in plant disease management.
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Q: Floating center button created with floated left parts I have created a button with background image parts on the left, center and right. I would like to position it at the center of the page, but I can't do it.
I have simplified the example with simple color backgrounds instead of images.
HTML:

Content

CSS:
#button {
    height: 40px;
    margin: 0 auto;
}
#b-left, #b-right, #b-center {
    display: inline;
    float: left;
    height: inherit;
}
#b-left {
    background-color: blue;
    width: 30px;
}
#b-right {
    background-color: green;
    width: 30px;
}
#b-center {
    background-color: yellow;
}

Here's the demo:
http://jsfiddle.net/yh6sS/4/
Thanks a lot.

A: Replace all divs inside your link with spans. This will make the code to be valid.
"margin: 0 auto;" property only works, when there's a fixed width, for example 100px. So it can be deleted in your case.
Use the next technique to make all buttons: http://jsfiddle.net/2GJu2/

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.outer { text-align: center; }

a {
    display: inline-block; margin: 0 10px; line-height: 30px;
    position: relative; }
a span { display: inline-block; }

.b-center { background: yellow; }

.b-left,
.b-right { position: absolute; top: 0; width: 10px; height: 30px; }
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A: Add text-align: center to a parent element, and add display: inline-block to #button.
See: http://jsfiddle.net/thirtydot/yh6sS/7/


Polar orbiting environmental satellites operated by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration acquire daytime and nighttime thermal infrared measurements of the earth's surface around the world at a spatial resolution of 1.1 km. Day-night pairs of this imagery from the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) were processed to produce temperature maximum, temperature minimum, and diurnal temperature difference (dT) maps of the lower Nile River valley. Nile delta subsets of the dT maps for August 16, 1990 and February 14, 1991 were analyzed in detail. Values of dT at specific locations were derived using the median of 5 × 5 pixels centered on the latitude and longitude of 41 survey sites listed in 1935, 1983, and 1990 schistosomiasis surveys of the Nile Delta. A Spearman correlation coefficient matrix revealed an inverse relationship between site dT values for August 16, 1990 and February 14, 1991 and prevalence of Schistosoma mansoni in the 1935 and 1983 surveys. For S. haematobium, a positive association of site dT values and prevalence was seen for 1935 only. A significant association was observed between 1935 S. mansoni prevalence and that observed in 1983 and 1990; S. haematobium prevalence in 1935 was not correlated with the later surveys. The results suggest that AVHRR thermal difference maps reflect regional hydrologic conditions that can be used as a predictor of environmental risk of schistosomiasis for control program management.


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Valencia brings together the greatest experts in the reintroduction of species from the five continents
"When a species disappears, the entire ecosystem is altered," explains Ignacio Jiménez, a member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Conservation Translocation Group.
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"When a species disappears, the entire ecosystem is altered," explains Ignacio Jiménez, a member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Conservation Translocation Group. And as in a domino effect, the consequences extend to human populations.
Therefore, the current decline in biological diversity threatens the economy, livelihoods, food security and quality of life around the world, the Intergovernmental Platform on Biological Diversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) recently warned.
Although he also pointed out that we have effective practices to reduce risk, such as the reintroduction of wild animals that play key roles in the environment. But this action is not without risks and problems.
To share experiences and face solutions, a cast of the most experienced experts in this field, from the five continents, will meet next week in Valencia at the I Global Meeting of Conservation Translocation Practitioners, which will be held at the facilities of one of the its co-organizers, the Oceanogràfic, from May 23 to 25.
"Never before have professionals in conservation translocations with more than twenty years of experience, from all over the globe, come together to share their experiences and discuss challenges and solutions from practice, not from an academic perspective," emphasizes Jiménez, who coordinate the event. From the dialogue of these first swords of conservation, a scientific article will result that collects the main challenges they face and the possible solutions. "Although the environmental, social and political context marks important differences, there are fascinating parallels through time and space," says the conservationist.
Among the attendees will be the internationally renowned conservationist from the Wildlife Institute of India, Yadvendradev V. Jhala. He is the main person in charge of an ambitious plan that represents a world milestone: the transfer of a large carnivore from one continent to another, from Africa to Asia, so that in his country there will be cheetahs again. Also, he has been involved in the reintroduction of tigers in areas where they had disappeared.
The meeting will be attended by representatives from Argentina, a country that is at the forefront of this discipline. This is the case of the biologist Sofía Heinonen, responsible for a paradigmatic success: the reincorporation of the jaguar in livestock areas of the Esteros del Iberá, in northern Argentina. Not only did they get the population to overcome their reluctance to what in principle could harm their livelihood, but they also got them to support the initiative fervently. In addition, it has incorporated other wild animals such as anteaters, pampas deer and macaws, among others.
South African veterinarian Markus Hofmeyr will also attend, along with his colleagues Simon Naylor and Mark Stalmans, one of Africa's most experienced translocation conservationists. He is responsible for the capture, transport and release of thousands of large predators and wild megaherbivores throughout the continent, in areas of abandoned crops. Special mention has his contribution to the recovery of the rhinoceros.
In addition, they will expose their conservationist experiences by the stature of the Catalan biologist Deli Saavedra, responsible for Landscapes at Rewilding Europe since 2012; Carl Jones of the Mascarene Islands and who was distinguished with the Order of the British Empire for his work rescuing endangered species in Mauritius. Also speaking will be Australian ecologist John Kanowski, who coordinated the reintroduction of 15 threatened mammal species in Australia; and the American Mike Phillips, who played a key role in the return of gray wolves to Yellowstone in the 1990s.
In the opinion of Daniel García, director of Zoological Operations at the Oceanogràfic and co-organizer of the meeting, "modern zoos and aquariums such as the Oceanogràfic must gain more relevance as allies of conservation, at the current time of accelerated loss of biodiversity." They provide education and awareness to the public that visits them -increasingly disconnected from nature-, programs for the recovery of endangered species and research to obtain key knowledge in the protection of wild animals.
But, in addition, "they must also generate meeting opportunities and discussion forums between the main actors that participate at different levels within the development of species conservation strategies," he adds. It is in this context that this first World Meeting of Species Reintroduction Specialists is being held.
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#congreso,
#especies
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World Aids Day: State has 4,300 HIV-positive patients
* Jammu and Kashmir has over 4,300 patients, including 131 orphans and 225 widows, have been tested HIV positive in the state so far.
*Jammu, having the maximum fluctuating population, has reported the highest number of HIV patients, followed by southern districts of the state —- Kathua and Samba.
*According to the J&K State AIDS Control Society (JKSACS) statistics, a total of 4,175 HIV-positive patients, including 2,437 men, 1,484 women and 248 children.
World AIDS Day is observed on December 1 every year. The day is dedicated to spreading awareness about AIDS, which spreads due to infection from the virus called HIV.
According to the news report of The Tribune India, the prevalence of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) that causes AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) has slowly tightened its grip on Jammu and Kashmir as over 4,300 patients, including 131 orphans and 225 widows, have been tested HIV positive in the state so far.
Jammu, having the maximum fluctuating population, has reported the highest number of HIV patients, followed by southern districts of the state —- Kathua and Samba. The number of patients infected by HIV has shown an upward trend over the years. It has mainly been attributed to greater use of drugs than sexual transmission.
According to the J&K State AIDS Control Society (JKSACS) statistics, a total of 4,175 HIV-positive patients, including 2,437 men, 1,484 women and 248 children, have been registered with the society in the Jammu region till May this year.
"Jammu has reported the highest 1,482 HIV patients, followed by 793 in Kathua, 482 in Samba, 243 in Udhampur and 241 in Rajouri," said Sumeera Khan, Programme Officer and in charge, JKSACS, Jammu.
Read also: Your health is under threat in Jammu region
In the Kashmir region, including Leh, the prevalence of HIV is quite low. The number of HIV patients there is 228, including 58 non-locals.
However, the number of HIV patients has witnessed an increase, though there are some fluctuating figures.Before 2011, the state had 2,573 HIV-positive patients.
New report also states that use of drugs is a major reason for HIV transmission mainly in the Kashmir valley, female sex workers, truckers and labourers are the main transmitters in Kathua and Samba.
About 750 persons have died due to AIDS in the state since the first case was detected 30 years ago.
What is the difference between HIV and AIDS?
HIV stands for human immunodeficiency virus. This virus leads to infection and it attacks the immune system. While HIV can be transmitted between people, AIDS is a condition that is acquired only after a person has contracted the HIV infection. AIDS is the final stage of the HIV infection.
What leads to greater risk of HIV?
Unprotected anal or vaginal sex. Sexually transmitted infections such as syphilis, herpes, chlamydia, gonorrhoea, and bacterial vaginosis.
Sharing contaminated needles, syringes and other injecting equipment
Receiving unsafe injections, blood transfusions, tissue transplantation, medical procedures that involve unsterile cutting or piercing
Experiencing accidental needle stick injuries including among health workers
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This production has been arising phoenix like from the crepe suzette of each predecessor since it's original production in May 2011. Here it is again on another tour – hale, healthy and humorous. It's hilarious and a great treat.
Goldoni's classic is updated to the 1960s in Richard Bean's acutely observed version. Goldoni's soul lives in the production in Bean's freshened up irreverancies, knock-about, and bad jokes (as well as good ones). This completely daft – and all the better for it – story is really the packaging to a fantastic centre piece in which the starving servant, Henshall (Gavin Spokes) has to serve a meal to his two masters, without them knowing of the existence of the other.
In the days of Commedia, the audience waited for their favourite character's episodes of physical comedy and delighted in the recognition. Today we don't know to wait for them but our thrill is just as great as our sides feel as if they are splitting. Gavin Spokes is in his naughtiest element – sometimes letting us in on the jokes, sometimes surprising us with them. Superb and skilled timing from the whole team support the action; a special word must go to Michael Dylan as the octogenarian waiter Alfie in a terrific physical clowning performance. Physical Comedy director is Cal McCrystal.
The company's joy is infectious – a true ensemble. Particularly watchable are Alicia Davies as the swaggering cross-dressed Rachel Crabbe and Patrick Warner as the ex-public school Stanley Stubbers. But they all have their moments.
The play works in its own right. But there's an additional pleasure in seeing it look bgack to its origins and forward to English pantomime and universal slap-stick. Adam Penford directs the tour (Nicholas Hytner the original), the touch is sure and the invention gob-smacking. Here's a bit of Italian sunshine in our theatres.


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