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Q: AngularJS Filter on nested properties I would like to create a filter on nested objects like this:
Object 1 :
 property1
 property2
 property3
 children : Child 1 :
             propertyChild1
             propertyChild2
            Child 2 :

And so on. An object can have multiple child. There is no depth limit specified.The problem is that I want to search only on certain properties of the object so I used:
 ng-repeat="groupLevel1 in groupLevel2.children | filter: {lineDescription: searchKeyword}"

This is searching on all levels but if a parent does not contain the searchKeyword, all the children (which may contain the search) aren't displayed. I want that all parent levels are displayed in order to display the children that contains the search keyword even if the parents do not match the search.
I tried some complicated script but it does not work:
appReportingHoliday.filter('globalFilter', function(){
return function(array, predicate){
    return array.filter(function(val){
        var formattedObj = parseFloatInternational(predicate);
        var re = new RegExp(formattedObj, 'i');
        var initialArray = [];
        initialArray.push(val);
        var childIsNeeded = false;
        var toReturnTemp;
        var parents = [];
        var toReturn = [];
        while(initialArray!=null){
            angular.forEach(initialArray, function (currentVal) {
                toReturnTemp = false;
                //We check if the val is concerned by the search
                toReturnTemp = re.test(currentVal.lineDescription) || re.test(currentVal.acquiredHolidays) || re.test(currentVal.tokenHolidays) || re.test(currentVal.availableHolidays)
                        || re.test(currentVal.dailyCost) || re.test(currentVal.valuation);

                if (toReturnTemp) {
                    //if it is, we need to add the result to the toReturn array and also the parents that we could have saved in the according array
                    toReturn.push(currentVal);
                    toReturn.push(parents);
                    parents = [];
                }
                else {
                    //else we save it in the parents array if a child is needed
                    if(currentVal.children!=null) {
                        parents.push(currentVal);
                    }
                }
                var index = initialArray.indexOf(currentVal);
                initialArray.splice(index, 1);
                if(currentVal.children!=null) {
                    angular.forEach(currentVal.children, function (currentChild) {
                        initialArray.push(currentChild);
                    });

                }
            });
            if(initialArray.length==0) initialArray = null;
        }
        return toReturn;
    });
}
});

The display is made like this:

                        ...

                        ...

EDIT :
I tried something else which works for some searches but not all of them :(
appReportingHoliday.filter('globalFilter', function() {
return function (array, predicate) {
    return array.filter(function (val) {
        var formattedObj = parseFloatInternational(predicate);
        var re = new RegExp(formattedObj, 'i');
        var found = re.test(val.lineDescription) || re.test(val.acquiredHolidays) || re.test(val.tokenHolidays) || re.test(val.availableHolidays)
                        || re.test(val.dailyCost) || re.test(val.valuation);
        var child = val.children;

        while(child!=null && found == false){
            angular.forEach(child, function (currentChild) {
                if(found == false) {
                    console.log(currentChild.lineDescription)
                    found = re.test(currentChild.lineDescription) || re.test(currentChild.acquiredHolidays) || re.test(currentChild.tokenHolidays) || re.test(currentChild.availableHolidays)
                            || re.test(currentChild.dailyCost) || re.test(currentChild.valuation);
                }
            });
            child = child.children;
        }

        return found;
    });
}
});

A: Wouldn't it be easier to have a second variable where you flatten all of the children of the first one? You could define a recursive function doing that, something like...
var mainObject = ... ;//that's your object
var flattened = new Array();

function flatten(main,flat) {
    var children = main.children;
    for (var i=0;i<children.length;i++) {
         flatten(children[i],flat); // recursive call, depth-first
         delete children[i].children; // those are already treated
         flat.push(children[i]); // add children
    }
    delete main.children;
    flat.push(main);
}

Now you can filter on the properties directly.

A: I don't see how to integrate this in my code. I cannot change the base variable because I need it in this structure to display it on the screen. I can create another flattened array but the filter has to be applied on the var I display, no ? So I cannot use the flattened var. I have to admit I am a bit lost ^^
I fixed the depth to 3 to make it easier so now I have a this:
appReportingHoliday.filter('globalFilter', function() {
return function (array, predicate) {
    return array.filter(function (val) {
        var formattedObj = parseFloatInternational(predicate);
        var re = new RegExp(formattedObj, 'i');
        var found = re.test(val.lineDescription) || re.test(val.acquiredHolidays) || re.test(val.tokenHolidays) || re.test(val.availableHolidays)
                        || re.test(val.dailyCost) || re.test(val.valuation);
        var child = val.children;

        if(child!=null && found == false){
            angular.forEach(child, function (currentChild) {
                if(found == false) {
                    found = re.test(currentChild.lineDescription) || re.test(currentChild.acquiredHolidays) || re.test(currentChild.tokenHolidays) || re.test(currentChild.availableHolidays)
                            || re.test(currentChild.dailyCost) || re.test(currentChild.valuation);
                }
                if(currentChild.children!=null && found == false){
                    angular.forEach(currentChild.children, function (currentGrandChild) {
                        if(found == false) {
                            found = re.test(currentGrandChild.lineDescription) || re.test(currentGrandChild.acquiredHolidays) || re.test(currentGrandChild.tokenHolidays) || re.test(currentGrandChild.availableHolidays)
                                    || re.test(currentGrandChild.dailyCost) || re.test(currentGrandChild.valuation);
                        }
                    });
                }

            });
            child = child.children;
        }
        return found;
    });
  }
});

The only problem that remains is that if the search is on a parent, I want all the child t be displayed but right now only the matched children are displayed :s I cannot find the parent from a child, I have only the link from parent to child not the other way around :s

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One of the most critical learning outcomes in a Montessori environment is independence.
TIP 1: Send positive vibes. Before going to school, remind your child that school is an exciting new experience. Include a friendly note in their lunch bag.
TIP 2: Drop Off/Pick Up is not Parking. If you need time to speak with our Montessori Directresses, please park in our parking lot and not in front of the school. Avoid speaking about your child in front of them. They are aware of the conversation.
Parents are most welcome to stay and observe the cameras or drop in later during the day. We recommend observing at least one week after the child's first day to allow time for a child to settle into class. Please drive slowly. Remember to be courteous to parents in the driveway and be aware of children.
TIP 3: Model social graces. It's important to say goodbye and hello to your child during drop off/pick up. These pleasantries mark a transition from home to school as well as model good social behaviors. We will prompt your child to do the same.
TIP 4: Arrive on time. Tardiness can create anxiety for children. They also miss opportunities for leadership in the classroom. If you're running late, please let us know. Our school day begins at 8:30 AM.
TIP 5: Be quick and cheerful. We recommend a prompt drop off and pick up. Lengthy drop off/pick up can cause confusion and anxiety and disrupt other children in the classroom. Allow your child to walk independently to their classroom.
TIP 6: Do not walk into the classroom. An adult's presence may upset other children.
TIP 7: Greet your child respectfully. We recommend giving your child your full/undivided attention. Phones can be a distraction when greeting your child. Meet your child's enthusiasm to see you with a calm voice. Speak softly and encourage normal behavior.
TIP 8: Engage your child about school. Help your child open up about learning by asking good questions. Avoid open-ended questions like: What did you do in school today? Ask specific questions requiring reflection such as: What made you laugh today?; Did anyone wear a funny t-shirt?; What is a good thing that happened at school today?; Did you cry today?; and Who is your best friend? Why?
TIP 10: Encourage walking indoors. Encourage your child to walk. Walking is one of our ground rules in the Montessori classroom, and it promotes safety, concern of others, and a sense of calm in the classroom. Of course, we have fun and run outside!


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Split-system air conditioners
CHDM
DEHUMIDIFICATION MODULE
CH3S1
Bard Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Bryan, Ohio 43506
Since 1914...Moving ahead just as planned.
2100-506B
Volume III Tab 17
Getting Other Information and Publications
For More Information ............................................... 3
Wall Mount General
Description ............................................................ 4
Shipping Damage ................................................. 4
General .............................................................. 4
Installation ....................................................... 4 & 5
Sequence of Operation ......................................... 5
High Pressure Switch & Lockout Sequence ......... 5
Low Pressure Switch Bypass & Lockout Sequence ... 5
Pressure Service Ports ......................................... 5
Manual 2100-506B
CH Dehumidifier Performance .............. 6
System Refrigerant Pressure ................ 7
Wiring Diagram .................................... 8
Wiring Connection High & Low Voltage ... 9
Supply Duct ....................................... 10
Basic Installation ................................ 11
Cabinet & Functional Components
Exploded View .................................................... 12
Parts List ............................................................ 13
These publications can help you install the air
conditioner or heat pump. You can usually find these at
your local library or purchase them directly from the
publisher. Be sure to consult current edition of each
THESE PUBLISHERS:
1712 New Hampshire Ave. N.W.
11 West Street, 13th Floor
National Electrical Code ...................... ANSI/NFPA 70
Standard for the Installation .............. ANSI/NFPA 90A
of Air Conditioning and Ventilating Systems
Standard for Warm Air ...................... ANSI/NFPA 90B
Heating and Air Conditioning Systems
Load Calculation for ............................ ACCA Manual J
Residential Winter and Summer Air Conditioning
Duct Design for Residential .............. ACCA Manual D
Winter and Summer Air Conditioning and Equipment
ASHRAE American Society of Heating, Refrigerating,
and Air Conditioning Engineers, Inc.
1791 Tullie Circle, N.E.
Batterymarch Park
Quincy, MA 02269-9901
The CHDM dehumidifier is designed to be used with
Bard 3 through 5 ton CH heat pump models. It will be
installed in the outdoor section of the CH unit. The
dehumidifier incorporates a complete refrigeration
system. It will share the high & low voltage control
from the CH control panel. The CHDM is for use in
CH*S Series units with or without CHERV or CHCRV.
The CHDM cannot be used in units equipped with
economizers CHEIFM.
While these instructions are intended as a general
recommended guide, they do not supersede any national
and/or local codes in any way and are not intended as a
step-by-step procedure with which the mechanically
inclined owner can install the package. See Page 3 for
information on codes and standards.
The dehumidifier is shipped in one carton and contains
the electrical harness, miscellaneous hardware and
installation instructions. Where local regulations are at
a variance with instructions, installer should adhere to
If a shipment is damaged or the piece count does not
agree with the quantity shown on the freight bill, the
buyer/receiver should make note on all copies of the
freight company's delivery receipt of any damages and/
or shortages at the time of delivery. The receiving agent
and the freight company's agent should both sign the
delivery receipt and the bill of lading. It is preferred,
that both signatures are obtained at the time of delivery.
If at all possible at the time of delivery, photograph the
noted damages as evidence to support a freight claim.
The damage and/or shortage notation on the delivery
receipt does not constitute a claim. It is the recipient's
responsibility to initiate the claim process by requesting
an inspection and requesting a claim number from the
freight carrier. Save all noted freight bills, bills of
lading, delivery receipts, packing sheets and invoices for
documentation that will be required to support an
itemized claim.
For concealed damage you must immediately notify the
delivering freight carrier by phone and request an
inspection. Many freight carriers will not honor concealed
damage claim beyond 48 hours from the time of delivery
or if the product has been moved to another location other
than the ship to address. Most freight carriers will
challenge claims written after a two-week period.
The CH Dehumidifier equipment covered in this manual
should be installed by trained, experienced service and
installation technicians.
DEHUMIDIFIER: Unpack the dehumidifier. Set
aside the sheet metal duct for now. Facing the outdoor
section of the CH model, on the right-hand side, there is
a long, narrow access panel. Remove this panel and set
aside. (See Page 11, Figure 4.)
Remove the fill plate located in the bottom of this
compartment by unscrewing the four screws. Remove
the 1½" knockout and clear the insulation hole. Place
fill plate back in the unit. With a marker, trace the 1½"
hole onto the screen below. Remove the fill plate again
and cut out marked hole. Place fill plate back into unit
and reattach with four screws.
Place the dehumidifier in this opening by placing the
wedge end of the cabinet in first and slide all the way
back (see Figure 4).
Make sure cabinet insulation does not tear!
WIRING: Remove the knockout in the back of the CH
control panel and insert bushing (see Figure 2). Route
high and low voltage wires into the CH control panel
through the bushing. Connect per Figures 1 & 2.
Connect a humidistat (field-supplied) per the low
voltage connection diagram in the CH Literature.
Open and lock unit disconnect switch before
installing this accessory to prevent injury or
death due to electrical shock or contact with
moving parts. Turn thermostat to OFF.
DRAIN: Connect a drain trap to the drain fitting under
the bottom of the dehumidifier section of the unit. The
drain connection is a ¾" female pipe fitting. The use of
a trap is required to ensure proper drainage.
AIR CHANNEL ASSEMBLY: (See Figure 3.)
Remove cover plate in unit and cut out the insulation.
On CH3S1 models, the duct extension is to be removed
and a new piece of foam (supplied) added to the bottom
of the air channel assembly. Slide the air channel
assembly into the unit and position the assembly to the
left until the angle hits the side of the inner back.
Secure the angle with three self-drilling screws. Secure
the top with one screw.
SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
Dehumidification – Circuit DH makes at the humidistat
pulling in the compressor contactor, starting the
compressor and the dehumidifier blower motor. The
"G" (indoor motor) is automatically completed on call
for dehumidification (Relay #2).
The dehumidifier may operate alone or run
simultaneously with the first stage of the CH unit. When
the CH unit switches to second stage, the operation of the
dehumidifier will be locked out (Relay #1).
The Compressor Control Module is an anti-short cycle/
lockout timer with high and low pressure switch
On initial power up or any time power is interrupted to
the unit, the delay on make period begins, which will be
two minutes. When the delay on make is complete and
the high pressure and low pressure are closed, the
compressor contactor is energized. Upon shutdown, the
delay or break timer starts and prevents restart until the
delay on break and delay on make have expired.
During routine operation of the unit with no power
interruption, the compressor will operate on demand
with no delay.
HIGH PRESSURE SWITCH AND
LOCKOUT SEQUENCE
If the high pressure switch opens, the compressor
contactor will de-energize immediately. The lockout
timer will go into a soft lockout and stay in soft lockout
until the high pressure switch closes and the delay on
break time has expired. If the high pressure switch
opens again in the same operating cycle, the unit will go
into manual lockout. Recycling the wall humidistat
resets the manual lockout.
BYPASS & LOCKOUT SEQUENCE
If the low pressure switch opens for more than 120
seconds, the compressor contactor will de-energize and
go into a soft lockout. Regardless the state of the low
pressure switch, the contactor will re-energize after the
delay on make time delay has expired. If the low
pressure switch remains open longer than 120 seconds,
the unit will go into manual lockout. Recycling the wall
humidistat resets the manual lockout.
NOTE: Both high and low pressure switch controls are
inherently automatic reset devices. The high pressure
and the low pressure switch cut out and cut in settings
are fixed. The lockout features, both soft and manual,
are a function of the compressor control module.
FREEZE STAT OPERATION: The freeze stat
operation will open at 32° and de-energize the
compressor and fan. The compressor and fan will restart
after the coil defrosts and the freeze stat warms to 57°.
PRESSURE SERVICE PORTS
High and low pressure service ports are installed on the
unit, so the system operating pressures can be observed.
To gain access to these pressure ports, remove the long
narrow panel on the right-hand side of the outdoor
section of the CH unit. See Figure 4.
Reference the pressure table located on the front lower
panel and Table 2 within this manual.
CH DEHUMIDIFIER PERFORMANCE
Water Removal lb./hr (PPD)
Relative Humidity % Rh
1.0 (24.0) 1.3 (31.2) 1.5 (36.0) 1.7 (40.8) 2.0 (48.0)
4.3 (103.2)
2.2 (52.8) 2.7 (64.8) 3.1 (74.4) 3.6 (86.4) 4.0 (96.0) 44 (105.6) 4.8 (115.2)
Notes: Dry Bulb Temperature F and % RH are the return air conditions to the CH unit
One pint of water = 1.04 lb.
CHARGING PRESSURE LABEL
SYSTEM REFRIGERANT PRESSURE CHART
Return Air
70° DB
Low Side
High Side
Low Side pressure: ±2°
High Side Pressure:±5°
Relative Humidity %
50% RH 55% RH 60% RH 65% RH 70% RH 75% RH 80% RH
Table is based upon rated CFM (airflow) across the Evaporator
Coil. If there is any doubt as to the correct operating charge
being in the system, the charge should be removed, system
evacuated, and recharged to serial plate instructions.
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for 460 Volt unit control panel
Route green ground wire
to ground lug
knockout and
insert strain
relief bushing
from opposite
side of panel.
Run wires into
bushing and
Insert wires
through bushing
and attach to
Wire Routing Instructions
Low Voltage Wiring Connections
To "C"
To "G"
High Voltage Wiring Connections
230 Volt 3 Phase
230 Volt Single Phase
To "R"
To "L2"
To "Y1"
Brown/White
460 Volt 3 Phase Connection
To "DH"
Supply From
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Drain Tube
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MIS-2456
CABINET and FUNCTIONAL COMPONENTS
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Draw ing No.
Condenser Top
S900-289
Complete Blower Assembly
1/6 HP Motor
Blower Housing
Blower Bracket
Dehumidifier Back
Dehumidifier Base
Condenser Door
Freeze Protect T-Stat
Drain Pan Assembly
Compressor Support
1/4-20 Cage Nut
Evaporator Door
Compressor Door
Brass Gauge Port
Control Panel Door
Liquid Line Drier
See Control Panel
Control Panel Assembly
5060-134BX
Evaporator Coil
Condenser Coil
Snap Bushing
Control Panel Partition
Compressor Control Module
Capacitor Bracket
Ground Terminal
Strain Relief Bushing
Bard Dehumidifier CH5S1 User manual
2100-506 - Bard Manufacturing Company
Philips Car infotainment system CID3692/00 Quick start guide
WALL MOUNTED PACKAGE HEAT PUMPS REPLACEMENT CH3S1
8300 - RXV Premium Light Kit
311022B, Pressure Control Assembly Replacement, Kit
Philips Car entertainment system CID2780/00 Quick start guide
NOTE T R-410A
Bard CH3S1 Specifications
Therma-Stor Products Group 3000R User's Manual
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Celts: Art and Identity at the National Museum of Scotland
Country Life, June 15th 2016
This is one of the most tantalising displays of prehistoric art ever exhibited in the British Isles. It is a gathering of our collective artistic unconscious yet nothing is known about the makers or the owners. Working at their very best, scholars can tell us how they were made and where they were found - which is in a grave or as an offering thrown into somewhere damp, a bog, a river or a lake. None of these extraordinary objects can be associated with historical use, for they have never been found in a fallen house or hilltop citadel. We have no supporting literature with which to interpret them, just a few bemused references from their enemies. Even the most famous element of Celtic society, their priest-like order of Druids, is as yet unsupported by any archaeological find. Yet this is where we came from, the artistic root-stock of our nation.
I have now been to the exhibition four times, and have made a nuisance of myself trying to sketch some of the simplest brooches and torcs. They reveal themselves to be bafflingly complex, or rather suggest many things at the same time, depending on how close you look, from which angle and how the light falls. Sinuous lines of metal switch like an abstract dream between animal, vegetable and human forms, suggesting a horses head from that angle, a sprouting seed from that or a pair of dragons from the other. Some of the most exquisite detail, be it the workings of the handle on a shield or the underbelly of a brooch, would have been invisible to all but the owner, the maker and the gods.
The British Museum display was awesome. Moody, darkly mysterious and intensely lit, it was also engaged with the issue of our contemporary Celtic heritage. The exhibition has moved north to Edinburgh, which has less space and money for this sort of thing, yet has managed to make it even better. It is more tightly focused, more historical, with some small but lovely additional pieces on loan (among them the Swiss Bear goddess, a highly relevant panel of repousse work from Romania and a whalebone casket). You can also listen to mini-lectures by passionately articulate Scottish archaeologists (including the lucky metal detector who found the Blair Drummond hoard on his very first outing !). The display of original books from the 1850's (by scholars working simultaneously on the separate collections in Dublin, Edinburgh and London, John Kemble, Daniel Wilson, Augustus Frankes, is a handsome tribute to those who gave this subject to the world.
It also acknowledges the disparate nature of how English, Scottish, Irish and Welsh see their Celtic heritage. The National Museum has also tightened the displays for the less learned, so that the Snettisham torcs, the boar-headed Carynx war trumpets and the Gundestrup silver cauldron (the Mona Lisa of the European Iron Age) are highlighted as the memorable punctuation marks of this exhibition. The start date is 450 BC. The Celts have no ethnic or linguistic identity. It is just our collective term for the shared material culture of the Iron Age Europeans living north of the Meditteranean, from the Atlantic to the Danube. This vast European hinterland was united by strands of shared belief in the importance of the heroic warrior, sacrifice and communal feasting. It was a culture knitted together by pilgrims, traders, master-smiths, story-tellers and shaman-priests, not by leaders. Many of these venerated objects have travelled the length and breadth of Europe before reaching their final resting place. They were never intended as art to be nailed to a wall, even that of a palace or temple, but to be worn on a chariot, a handsome horse, a woman or a warrior, maybe also by their kings and priests. But even more than that, the very best of these pieces, were destined to be offered up to the gods through our waters.
The artistic tradition reaches its apogee in the British Isles just before the Roman conquest, but survives beyond it, albeit in slightly cheaper more accessible forms. The Romans added silver to the repertoire, while the Anglo-Saxons liked combining metals in inlays and adding garnets. The final apogee came in the 8th century when classical and Christian influences are added to the Celtic-Pictish-Anglo-Saxon bedrock to create the Insular School. This is the era of those fantastically inventive manuscript pages and stone crosses, of jewelled crosiers and caskets that served as reliquaries and book shrines.
With these totemic early medieval objects we have entered a recognizably modern artistic world. For these things are lovingly preserved (not sacrificed to gods in bogs) and make triumphant use of flat surfaces - parchment and stone. They also tell us stories that we know. Yet the artistic line that connects Iron Age warriors with Medieval Abbot-saints is sure and strong. "Those singularly beautiful curves are more beautiful in the parts that are not seen….and revealed in shadow more than fire."


I know it may be a long, long time before I win anything. To keep hope alive I want to hear from the winners! ^_^ Included in this post is a cool survey I put together. All of the collected info is sent privately to my email. I hope to get enough info to start a new feature called The Winners' Circle.
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With the births of my second and third children, I mentioned the emotional disquiet in my marriage in Part 13.
Shafiq and I bonded with our little ones, introducing them to the beaches, mountains and natural beauties in Cape Town. We visited outlying picturesque towns and ate out at the waterfront at least once a week. We were always out and about with our tiny troop.
Shafiq was an incredible father and much to my chagrin, a distant husband. He withdrew from me emotionally and of course I took this very personally, feeling as if he didn't love me and that he was a cold fish. I on the other hand, reacted by repressing my frustration for a while and then exploding into fits of anger over anything that triggered me.
Shafiq reacted to my explosions with uncharacteristic rage and we'd end up having explosive fights. Its uncanny how partners know exactly how and when to trigger each other. Our children, sadly were not spared, as they could hear our altercations. The underlying resentment between us grew. We vacillated between delight and despair. We experienced the full spectrum of the good, the bad and the ugly.
My husband and I, in typical fashion sparred on the battlefield of marriage especially in the first decade of our union. I would often lose my temper and lash out at him, and he would clam shut like an oyster in a pearl hunt. My excuse was that I put up with his emotional distance and passive aggression for long periods before I lost my temper. His excuse was that I was always so unpredictable that if he said anything he didn't know how I'd react. This kind of behaviour became cyclical, where each of us justified our own behaviour because the other person was 'being unreasonable". In short each of us were unhappy about how we were being treated by the other. I felt unloved and he floundered about feeling like he could never do anything to please me and not knowing what I was thinking from one moment to the next. I always felt like he didn't love me enough. I don't know what he was really thinking, most of my reactions were born out of assumptions about him and his thoughts and feelings, yet it was so difficult to open that conversation with him. We both felt like trapped animals, as the resentment between us grew. My flight response started kicking in. Our children were still little, and as much as I wanted them to not experience divorced parents, I began thinking that they would be better off with us apart. With military precision, I started a separation plan, down to detailed visitation schedules, separation of assets and living arrangements, and I presented them to Shafiq. He responded in his usual contained manner and seemed to concede to my 'demands', almost resigning himself to the inevitable. The next morning when we set off to go to work, we found that the garage was broken into and both our cars had the windows smashed. The message was clear to both of us. I believe that the incident was one of the more direct divine communications. The strongest commonality in our union was our love for and belief in God. We both recalibrated and tried to work it out. My frustration and anger still mounted.
I was just not coping. I was an emotional mess. I had no idea why I was so unhappy. I lived in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, with an incredible family and I was a successful environmental lawyer. Why was I struggling in my life and my relationship? I was no miracle mother either, but I'll leave that for later. I had everything to feel grateful for, yet I felt like there was something missing. An emptiness that lurked in the recesses of my mind, waiting to be filled by something. As much as I had hoped that realising the dream of the normality of a husband and children was going to fill the void, I slowly realised that the problem lay with myself, within the mysteries of my own mind and the depths of my soul which continued to push me onward towards my true purpose. Can we ever find happiness from others even if they are our most beloved?
I used to dwell on Thomas Hardy's words in 'Far from the Madding Crowd': "Happiness is but an occasional episode in a general drama of pain". For years I lived by this macabre thought. Is it truly happiness we seek? Our life purpose cannot be simply to find happiness and then die. We all know that the world and its offerings, are complex and challenging and finding meaning in our existence is almost as necessary as the air that we breathe. Our time here is finite. This should give us the clue that the end goal, cannot be happiness. I had to find my purpose. Marriage and children were not my purpose, but part of the journey towards my purpose.
On occasion, I would journal, and I came across some of my earlier written thoughts, which brought memories of my emotional angst flooding back. I had always been vexed with the dubious gift of 'introspection' ever since I can remember.
I eddied in a whirlpool of mixed emotions. I loved my husband but felt estranged from him. I adored my children but felt like I was failing them. I sought affirmation, reassurance, unconditional love and affection from Shafiq. In my mind these were natural needs that a woman could demand from her husband. I sought validation from him of my own self-worth. I never questioned why I needed validation from anyone at all. Did I really need another human being to tell me I am wonderful and worth loving? Surely the fact that God created me, automatically makes me worthy, makes me good enough. Was I not placing an unrealistic burden on my husband to help me feel better about myself? These questions had not yet penetrated my conscious mind and I cried much in supplication to my Lord for help, still with the false notion that my happiness and self-worth was in my husband's hands. My entire life I looked for validation of self-worth from someone else whether it was my parents, friends, family, teachers and even strangers. I felt unworthy since I was a child. I suspect the incident at the age of six, combined with the cultural foundations from birth about what was 'good' and 'bad' and the avoidance altogether of what was considered 'ugly', were set firmly in my mind and helped shaped my reaction to the world ever since. I not only found the world to be an untrustworthy and dreadful place, but I saw myself as being unworthy. After all, I had to have been bad and unworthy. I lived the self-fulfilled prophecy of my own depravity that I first encountered at the tender age of six. I continued to react to the world through a lens of fear, anger, aggression and pain. In my anger I irrationally apportioned blame, most often to those closest to me, who in my mind, irrationally should know better. Now I was placing the humongous burden on my husband to fix all this. Was I forever trapped in the prison of my self-deprecation?
Then, after 10 years of marriage, a sliver of hope opened in the horizon of my abyss. Shafiq and I were accredited to go on pilgrimage to Mecca. With much trepidation, we prepared for the most intense journey of our lives. For the first time, God-willing, I will reveal the surreal experiences I had only shared with a few on the journey of my lifetime.


The chalet on a surface of 400 m2 was built from a large authentic farmhouse luxuriously renovated. It enjoys the most modern equipment and refined decoration: Porlanosa tiles and stones, light fixtures Flos, Foscarini and Moooi, Roche & Bobois and Became furniture. The chalet includes among others a large indoor swimming pool, a sauna, 4 terraces with large bay windows with exceptional views, a fireplace, a covered park, a ski room with shoes dryers, baby cot and high chair, 2 bedrooms with access for disabled.
Room, Ground level. This bedroom has 1 double bed. Bathroom ensuite, shared.
Room, Ground level. This bedroom has 2 twin beds configurable as a double bed. Bathroom ensuite, shared. This bedroom includes also private terrace.
Room, Garden level. This bedroom has 1 double bed. Bathroom ensuite.
Room, 1st floor. This bedroom has 1 double bed. Bathroom ensuite.
Room, 1st floor. This bedroom has 1 single bed. Bathroom ensuite.
Room, 1st floor. This bedroom has 2 single beds.
Chalet Gryffon is situated in private grounds in an exclusive location just 10 minutes by foot from the center of Morzine and the ski cables of Morzine and Nyon. Shuttle to Avoriaz in 5 minutes down the chalet.
With an exhibition on the mountains ans slopes to the east and South, West to Morzine and to the North on the Forest, Chalet Gryffon enjoys exceptional views.
Morzine is a charming village in the heart of the Portes du Soleil ski domain, one of the largest in Europe with 650 km ski slopes and relatively close to the international airport of Geneva.
A studio is available at extra cost, on request.
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The Department of Mineral Resources, in association with Petroleum concessionaires and various service companies in the petroleum business in Thailand have established the Technical Petroleum Training Institute (TPTI), an independent non-profit organization, in year 2000. The purpose of TPTI is to provide training services focusing on health, safety, environment, technology and related fields for personnel working in the petroleum exploration and production industry.
TPTI will act as the core institute in providing international standards for training courses in the petroleum exploration and production business. TPTI, with the cooperation and support from the petroleum companies who have their own training centers will jointly organize training courses on health, safety, environment, technology and related fields. Courses that are needed in the petroleum field, but not available from any training center in the country will also be organized to fulfill the needs of the companies. TPTI will also set up our own training centers, in order to facilitate customers, as many as TPTI can in the areas over the country that have insufficient training center.
The joint cooperation between TPTI and the petroleum companies will help TPTI become the center for training, transferring and developing technology related to the petroleum exploration and production operations in accordance with accepted international standards. TPTI will also provide assistance in securing national manpower to support the operations of petroleum exploration and production thereby ensuring that Thailand's oil and gas industry can operate in emergency situations without interruption to the power generation of the nation.


The new department was led by John Beechey, who went on to serve as president of the ICC International Court of Arbitration from 2009 to 2015. Over 15 years, the group became a major international arbitration brand – strong in London, New York and Paris. It also became something of a training ground for lawyers seeking to get a start in the field. But a tough financial crisis and the departure of Beechey and another key partner, Jason Fry, for the ICC left the group looking a little lean.
The reinvigorated group is now co-led by Audley Sheppard (who became a QC in 2015 and chair of the LCIA Board in 2017) and Fry, who rejoined the Paris office in 2012 after five years with the ICC. Fry's deputy at the ICC, Simon Greenberg, also joined in Paris and was rapidly promoted to partner.
Other names to know in London are Rob Lambert, Alex Panayides, Marie Berard, Janet Whittaker and Jessica Gladstone (who joined from Debevoise & Plimpton in 2015 and brings public international law experience). Ignacio Suárez Anzorena in Washington, DC, and Romesh Weeramantry in Hong Kong specialise in investment treaty arbitration. Ben Luscombe and Sam Luttrell in Perth are also active in this area.
The group's areas of expertise include the Energy Charter Treaty and its relationship with EU law. It was one of the first firms to fight cases on this.
Clifford Chance operates from 26 countries. For international arbitration, the most important offices are London, Paris, Hong Kong and Singapore. Other practitioners are stationed in Amsterdam, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Munich, Madrid, Milan, Rome, Warsaw, Moscow, Dubai, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Perth and Sydney.
In Singapore, the firm formed an alliance with local boutique Cavanagh Law in 2012 and was one of the first international law firms to obtain approval to open an office in Seoul.
The wider firm has a great name in banking and finance, leading to some exciting banking-related arbitrations involving institutions such as Crédit Agricole, Standard Chartered Bank and Standard Bank of South Africa.
Otherwise, it's a pretty mixed bag. Energy clients include Abengoa, BG Group, E.ON, GE, Iberdrola, Shell, Sinopec and Statoil. It's advised Hyundai Heavy Industries, US defence contractor Raytheon Systems, and the French Football Federation. Former French football star Michel Platini has used the firm.
In the Middle East, it has represented Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund IPIC (now Mubadala).
Clients in investment treaty work have included EDF, Italian power company Enel, and mining companies Churchill, Kingsgate Consolidated and Cortec.
Some rare examples of state clients are: France in a €300 million dispute over a rail link; and São Tomé and Príncipe in a law-of-the-sea arbitration filed by Malta over the detention of an oil tanker.
In 2013, the team won a US$1.4 billion partial award for Shell and its consortium partners in an Abuja-seated arbitration against the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation. A Nigerian court later enjoined the arbitration from continuing. A US court petition to enforce the award has been stayed pending a challenge to the Nigerian injunction.
In the same year, the firm secured an award of over US$100 million for French bank BNP Paribas in a long-running dispute with Basic Element Group, owned by Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.
For Raytheon, it won a £224 million LCIA award against the UK government in 2014 in a dispute over a failed plan to implement an electronic border control system. The award was later overturned in the English courts but the UK settled the dispute with a payout of £150 million in the following year.
On the investment treaty side, it won US$45 million for Abengoa in an ICSID claim against Mexico and settled Enel Green Power's dispute with El Salvador, securing a US$280 million payout for the claimant.
The German disputes team managed to set aside a €220 million award from the German Arbitration Institute (DIS) – one of the few times that a DIS award of that magnitude has been overturned.
Another settlement was for Bawabet Al Kuwait – part of the business empire of Kuwait's wealthy Al-Kharafi family – in a US$400 million ICSID claim against Egypt. The case concerned gas pricing and tax measures affecting a petrochemicals investment.
In early 2019, the firm's Perth and Hong Kong offices helped Australian mining company Kingsgate settle a lawsuit against its political risk insurers concerning the expropriation of a gold mine in Thailand. The US$58 million settlement will allow Kingsgate to finance an UNCITRAL arbitration against Thailand relating to the mine, in which Clifford Chance is also acting.
After obtaining a US$95 million LCIA award in favour of Russian client Vladimir Chernukhin against Oleg Deripaska in 2017, the firm defeated a challenge to the award in the English courts. The judge found Deripaska had given "dishonest evidence".
There have been some noteworthy recent settlements. Lawyers in the Singapore office helped a group of private equity investors including SBI Macquarie, Standard Chartered and JM Financial-Old Lane settle a US$1.3 billion dispiute with Indian airport infrastructure group GMR in 2018.
The Paris, Amsterdam and London offices helped Swiss billionaire Margarita Louis-Dreyfus settle an ICC dispute by completing a US$900 million buyout of other family members' minority interests in agricultural commodities trader Louis Dreyfus.
The London office also helped Abu Dhabi's IPIC settle a US$6.5 billion LCIA claim against Malaysian sovereign wealth fund 1MDB in 2017. However, in the wake of a scandal over missing funds at 1MDB, a new government in Malaysia has applied to the English courts to set aside the settlement.
There were some disappointments for mining clients in a couple of ICSID cases. The firm failed to revive a US$1.3 billion claim for Churchill Mining against Indonesia in early 2019, with an annulment committee upholding an award that found evidence that mining licences had been forged. Another claim by Canadian-owned client Cortec Mining against Kenya was dismissed on jurisdictional grounds in 2018 after a tribunal found a purported mining licence was issued in violation of local environmental laws.
The firm continues to act for claimants in four other ICSID cases. Australian mining company Tantalum International is using it in a dispute with Egypt over a tin and tantalum mine. The firm acts for German solar power investor STEAG in one of the many Energy Charter Treaty cases against Spain relating to its renewable energy reforms.
Canadian mining company Red Eagle is using it for an ICSID claim against Colombia after its mining operations were found to overlap with an environmental preservation zone.
A hydroelectric subsidiary of Italy's Enel has also recently instructed it for an ICSID claim against Panama over the state's failure to compensate it for commercial damage caused by delays to the construction of a power line. Another ICSID claim the firm had been pursuing for Singapore's OleoVest against Indonesia over a palm oil refinery was discontinued in 2018.
New instructions have also come from wind power company Invenergy in a treaty claim against Poland; and from the Albanian government and a state-owned entity in a dispute with GBC Oil over the termination of oil extraction rights.
In the commercial arbitration arena, it has won a US$100 million LCIA award for ICBC Standard Bank against two Mongolian companies that is the subject of a court challenge. France's Bouygues Construction has also retained the Frankfurt office to defend it in a post-M&A purchase price dispute with Switzerland's Alpiq, which is being heard at the Swiss Chambers.
Recent additions to the team include Moritz Keller of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in Vienna who joined the Frankfurt office, while the firm hired Peter Coney as Tokyo practice head from Japanese firm Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu.
Paul Coates was made up to partner as he relocated to Dubai. Sam Luttrell was promoted to the partnership in Perth.
The head of dispute resolution at a major international oil company that retained the firm for drilling-related disputes in Iraq says he sees it as an "extension" of his in-house team and praises the quality of its advice, which prioritises business sense and commercial objective over "esoteric legal argument".
He describes partner Alex Panayides as "on the ball" and adds, :"Whether he's on a plane or in a meeting half way around the world – a response to your question is guaranteed." The client also praises Paul Coates, whose "measured and calming approach" will make him "a worthy partner someday soon".
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Australian forward ruled out with back problem as Whites seek first Championship points
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Still missing: Adam Taggart
Felix Magath will again be without new signing Adam Taggart when Fulham travel to Derby County on Saturday.
The Australian striker has not featured yet this season and will miss the trip to the iPro Stadium due to a back problem.
Magath said: "He's improving but he's not training with us. It will last a few more days."
The Whites boss knows his side are going to be for a tough time against last season's beaten play-off finalists, who he believes should be playing in the Premier League.
Magath added: "I watched them last year at Brighton and in the final so I know they are one of the favourites because they were the better team in the final and they only struggled in the last minute. It's a tough game for us.
"They are not as physically strong as Wolves, Millwall or Ipswich were but they are a better team.
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Despite losing their first three games of the season, Magath and his team are fully focused on their clash with Derby.
He added: "We go on and like always, we will talk about the game. We'll prepare for Derby. It happens that you lose games but three in a row is a lot."
The game is also likely to come too soon for new defender Tiago Casasola, who joined on Friday from Boca Juniors.
Metropolitan PoliceTop football clubs Arsenal, Spurs and West Ham costing Met Police millions on matchdays but paying just a fractionLondon's football clubs contributed just £270,000 of the total bill
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"Hamilton" Stars Daveed Diggs And Leslie Odom Jr. Perform A New Song At ESPN Upfronts
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WHAT: Video from the opening of ESPN's Upfront presentation this morning, which was held at the Minskoff Theatre in New York, featuring a performance of a new piece written and created for the event from two of Hamilton's leads.
WHO: Daveed Diggs and Leslie Odom, Jr., who play Thomas Jefferson/Marquis de Lafayette and Aaron Burr, respectively, in Hamilton. Apparently some guys named Brett Favre, Bryce Harper, and Chris Paul were there too or something?
WHY WE CARE: Hamilton is still the hottest thing going right now (tickets currently average $1,100 post-Tony nominations!), so there are a whole lot of eyeballs on anything that Daveed Diggs and Leslie Odom, Jr.–two of the show's most dynamic performers–are involved in. ESPN tapping them to perform a new piece that features Odom's soaring vocals and Diggs's raps over a minimal beat, all about the struggles and glories of sports, was a heck of a move for a network wanting to build drama around their announcement. Diggs and Odom helped make a musical about a forgotten founding father the hottest ticket in America–if you've ever wondered what it'd be like if they brought that knack for building, sustaining, and releasing tension to something that we already care about, now you can find out.
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Each Wednesday evening, those at Parkside gather for a time of prayer. We will pray for a variety of things including the needs of the church and current events in the world.
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According to the 16th president of the United States Abraham Lincoln, "Character is like a tree and reputation like a shadow. The shadow is what we think of it, the tree is the real thing." You may also check my other blog with the URL "http://mybrainyquote.blogspot.in/" in which I also wrote a quote about shadow with the title "Friends Forever".
I captured this sweet photo of The shadow of three friends (I am at middle in this photo) at Rajkot, Gujarat, India (Incredible India!). This Photo is taken using HTC One X.


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Local companies in eye of sharemarket storm
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Campbell Gellie
3rd Oct 2015 5:00 AM
THE stressed Sydney traders in their flash suits and ties might have been the face of a massive dip in the Australian share market this week, but the reverberations were certainly felt at home by some of Gladstone's biggest businesses.
Shares in Glencore, the part-owner of Gladstone's Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal (WICET) , dropped almost 30%, causing panic.
One analyst argued the company's value could be wiped out if metal prices remained at current levels.
The next day, the Australian Stock Exchange fell to its lowest level in more than two years.
Glencore quickly released a statement to try to calm speculation the company was overburdened with $43 billion in debt.
"Our business remains operationally and financially robust - we have positive cash flow, good liquidity and absolutely no solvency issues," the statement read.
The statement must have had an effect with the share price finishing 17% up after the company committed to reducing debt levels by $14.5 billion.
A Glencore spokesperson would not say how much the Wiggins project, which has just started exporting coal, had stretched the company's budget, saying only: "We have contracted 10.9mtpa of WICET's 27mtpa capacity, which will come from our Rolleston mine."
WICET chief executive officer Marcus McAuliffe wouldn't comment on Glencore or its finances but highlighted the fact the terminal was now functional.
"This phase will include various engineering tasks to take the capacity ... the ramp up is progressing well, with progress ahead of schedule," he said.
Projects like that one, and the three plants over on Curtis Island, were finishing construction at a "horrible time", according to CQUni economist and deputy head of research Professor John Rolfe.
"There is no doubt the slowdown in China is crippling the mining and mineral processing sector in Gladstone and around the world," he said.
"Gladstone is affected doubly with the LNG plants and coal and they want the operational phase to kick-in because they're anxious to produce."
He said the price of LNG gas was down due to an oversupply of shale oil from the United States and a lack of demand due to the slowing world economy.
The price of oil is set to fall further according to the economist who is also editor-in-chief the Australia Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
"There is about to be an agreement with Iran which will allow sanctions to be lifted and increase the supply of oil from their stockpiles," he said.
The impact on the continuing drop in resource prices had an effect on APLNG's 37.5% owner Origin Energy which launched a $2.5 billion share issue at a discounted rate in order to raise capital.
With APLNG expected to deliver a first cargo in November next year, Prof Rolfe
said they had to hold tight and their investments would be worthwhile.
"The three big plants have had cost increases and were expecting higher gas prices, but once they start producing - although they are adding to the over-supply - they will start getting returns," he said.
"The energy and resource markets will go back up but it just won't be for a while.
"This isn't just a temporary slow-down. It looks as though it would be 2-5 years for the world economy to pick up demand again."
Mr Rolfe said Gladstone was in a strong position to outlast the current downturn.
"Gladstone has done most of the adjustment already," he said.
"All of the industries in Gladstone, all of their new technology is better than most places around the world and they would expect to operate for a long time."
He said in the current climate he didn't expect any new projects to start up soon.
"At the moment the focus is on efficient production," he said.
"This is the new norm for Gladstone and the local construction phase has come to an end and will be like this for a few years."
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NOUN, Admission Requirements Into Diploma, Direct Entry, Post-Graduate & B. A Programmes
05:29 Admission Guide , NOUN No comments
For all candidates that which to enroll for a programme at National Open University Of Nigeria, below are the requirements need to be offered admission into the institution programmes.
Candidates seeking admission into the Diploma Programme must posses a minimum of four credits from WAEC/GCE '0' Levels or NECO with a credit in English and Mathematics.
For candidates applying for the B. A. programmes, a minimum of five credits from other subjects is required. The school also accepts passes in 'A' level certificates as well as Diploma certificates in a relevant area.
Candidates for admission into Post-Graduate Programmes must posses' a third-class degree from a related field or a pass degree from a related field with a minimum three years related experience may also be considered. A minimum of second-class lower division may be accepted for candidates from a different field who may wish to apply.
The School accepts a Post-Graduate Diploma or a minimum second-class degree for those applying for a Master degree Programme.
Programme Title
Programme Code
Admission Requirement
Certificate in Christian Theology
Students who desire to enroll for the Certificate Programme in Christian Theology must possess:
Minimum of 2 credits in English and CRK/CRS at SSCE/GCE 'O' Levels at not more than 2 sittings.
Teachers Grade II Certificate with at least 3 merits including English and and CRK/CRS will also be accepted.
Certificate in Arabic and Islamic Studies
Candidates for the Certificate Programme in Islamic and Arabic studies should possess one of the following: 3 passes at the SSCE/ NECO/WAEC 'O' Level/ SISC/HIS (Senior Islamic School Certificate/ Higher Islamic School Certificate) two of which must be in Arabic and Islamic Studies;
I'dadi Certificate of Standard Islamiiyyah School ;
Certificate in Islamic and Arabic Studies;
Mature candidates of not less than thirty years who have evidence of proficiency in Arabic.
Certificate in French
A pass in English Language and any other subject at WAEC, GCE, TCII, NABTEB, NECO or equivalent.
A First School Leaving Certificate or Junior Secondary School Certificate may be considered for mature candidates who are 35 years and above.
Diploma in Christian Theology
A minimum of three credits, English and CRK/CRS inclusive;
Teachers Grade II Certificate with a minimum of at least 4 merits including English and CRK/CRS will also be considered.
Candidates with a Certificate in Christian Theology from NOUN with a B average in addition to four credits shall be considered for placement at 200 level of Diploma Programme.
Diploma in Arabic and Islamic Studies
Candidates for the Diploma Programme in Islamic and Arabic studies should possess one of the following:
2 credits/merits at the SSCE/NECO/WAEC 'O' Level/ SISC/HIS (Senior Islamic School Certificate/ Higher Islamic School Certificate) two of which must be in Arabic and Islamic Studies;
Thanawi Certificate of Standard Islamiiyyah School ;
Evidence of proficiency in Arabic for mature candidates of not less than forty years.
B.A. Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution
Students who wish to enroll for this programme must possess:
Five 'O' level credit passes in SSCE at not more than two sittings, two of which must be English Language and Literature in English;
Holders of first degree from other universities may also be considered for the Direct Entry;
Direct Entry Candidates will be permitted to join in year two of the programme, but they may still be required to do some of the year one courses to be able to graduate.
B.A. Criminology and Security Studies
Students aspiring to enroll for this programme must possess:
Five 'O' level credits in not more than two sittings in the Senior School Certificate Examination (i. e five credits in S.S.C.E/ G.C.E 'O' Level/ NECO/ NABTEB passes in Grade 6 and above) of which two must be English Language and Mathematics.
B.A. Christian Theology
For admission into the Bachelor of Arts Programme in Christian theology, the School:
Requires a minimum of five credits, two of which must include English and CRK/CRS.
Merit passes in Diploma in Theology for Direct Entry into the 300 level for the BA Theology Programme may be considered.
Candidates who have Diploma in Christian Theology from NOUN with an average of B average in addition to four credits shall be considered for placement at the 200 level of the BA programme.
B.A. Islamic Studies
Students aspiring to enroll for this programme must possess
five credits in not more than two sittings at G.C.E, S.S.C.E, NECO or its equivalent ;
General University direct entry requirements WAEC / Advanced Level, National Diploma or equivalent.
BSc. Journalism
Students aspiring to enroll for this programme must posses:
Five 'O' level credit passes in SSCE at not more than two sittings, two of which must be English Language and Literature in English
National Diploma holders from relevant disciplines from institutions recognized by NOUN may also be considered for Direct Entry.
B.A. English Language
Five credits at not more than two sittings in G.C.E, S.S.C.E, NECO or its equivalent, one of which must be in the English Language.
General University direct entry requirements WAEC / Advanced Level, National Diploma or equivalent and B.A in relevant areas.
B.A. French and International Studies
Admission Requirements:
To be admitted for the Bachelor of Arts in French and International Studies, a candidate is expected to have:
Five (5) credit passes in the following subjects English Language, French and at least a pass in Mathematics at not more than two sittings at the WAEC or NECO.
NOUN Diploma in French, Nigerian Certificate in Education (NCE), National Diploma level Certificates, Diploma in French from the Nigeria French Language Village or a minimum of B1 (DELF/DALF) of Alliance Française, with merit pass in French in addition to three O' level credit passes, one of which must be English Language and a pass in Mathematics. Candidates who posses these requirements may be considered for entry into the 200 level of the programme. Those who hold B2, C1 and C2 (DELF/DALF) of the Alliance Française are at an advantage.
Candidates without the knowledge of French may also apply. However, such candidates must satisfy other admission requirements as stated in (a) above. Candidate admitted will be required to take a one-year intensive course in French during the first year making a total of 10 semesters as against 8 semesters in (a) above.
Concession: However, matured candidates with lesser qualifications to the ones stated above, but who must have attained forty-five years of age and having had minimum of ten years of cognate experience in any recognised organisation where his/her daily routine is dependent on the course of study, could be admitted on concession
BSc. Political Science 2211
To be admitted into the programme, prospective students are expected, in addition to the entry requirements of the National Open University of Nigeria, to have:
At least five credits in SSCE, NECO or GCE 'O' Level or its equivalent at not more than two sittings. The credit passes must include English Language, Government, History, Geography, Economics, Business Studies and at least a pass in Mathematics.
Or NCE (Political Science and/or Economics related combinations) or GCE A/L passes in any two of the following – Government, History, Economics, Geography, Accounting and Business Management (with a minimum of a credit grade in the two subjects), OND in the relevant discipline or its equivalent with merit pass in Government/History/Political Science in addition to three 'O' level credit passes, two of which must be English Language and Government.
However, mature candidates with lesser qualifications to the ones stated above, but who must have attained forty-five years of age and having had a minimum of ten years of cognate experience in any recognised organisation where his/her daily routine is dependent on the course of study, could be admitted on concession.
PGD in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution
Students who wish to enroll for this programme must be:
Graduates from a recognized university with at least second-class lower division or Persons with qualifications adjudged to be equivalent to a first degree may be admitted into the programme.
Holders of a HND with a minimum of Lower Credit from a recognized institution may also apply.
PGD Criminology and Security Studies
Graduates from recognized universities with at least second-class lower division;
Persons with qualifications adjudged to be equivalent to a first degree;
Holders of HND with a minimum of Lower Credit from a recognized institution may also apply.
PGD in Christian Theology
For admission into the post-graduate diploma in Christian theology, the School accepts:
Graduates from recognized universities, with a minimum of second-class lower division or persons with qualifications adjudged to be equivalent of a first degree may also be admitted into the programme;
Holders of a Higher National Diploma with a minimum of Lower Credit from a recognized institution may also apply.
PGD in Journalism
Students who wish enroll for this programme must be:
Graduates from a recognized university with a minimum of second-class lower division;
M.A. Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution
Candidates with a minimum of second- class lower division from a recognised University may be admitted, provided the matriculation requirements are met;
A candidate with a good post- graduate diploma from a recognized University may also be admitted.
MSc.Journalism
Candidates with minimum of first degree, second- class lower division from any recognized University may be admitted, provided the matriculation requirements are met;
Candidates with good post- graduate diploma from a recognized University may also be admitted provided matriculation requirement is met.
M.A. English Language
Candidates for this programme shall be holders of an honours degree in English from Universities recognized by the Senate of National Open University of Nigeria.
However graduates in related disciplines may also be considered.
M.A. French
Students shall normally be holders of an Honours degree in French from universities recognised by NOUN. However graduates of Linguistics, and other modern languages may also be considered provided they score the required overall minimum points in French.
Direct Entry Requirements
1. B.SC. COOPERATIVES MANAGEMENT
Candidates are required to possess any one of the following items:
(a) OND (Upper Credit) in any of these areas
- Cooperative Studies
- Banking and Finance
(b) NCE with a minimum of 1 merit and 2 passes. Apart from Education, relevant subjects should include:
- Business Studies
- Economics
(c) GCE Advanced Level, with at least 2 credit passes. Relevant subjects to include:
- Business Management
- Government
2. B.SC. HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
Candidates are required to possess any one of the following:
(a) OND (Upper Credit) in any of these areas -
- Home Economics
- Hotel & Catering Management
- Hospitality Management
(b) NCE with a minimum of 1 merit and 2 passes. Apart from Education, subjects to include:
- Home Science & Management
3. B.SC. ENTREPRENEURIAL & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
- Business Administration
4. B.SC. ACCOUNTING
(a) OND (Upper Credit) in -
(b) GCE Advanced Level, with at least 2 credit passes. Relevant subjects to include:
This is Signed by the Registrar, Mrs
Josephine O. Akinyemi.


The NSPS Young Surveyors Network (YSN) is sponsoring a meeting of the FIG Young Surveyors North America October 17-18th, 2018 at the College Park Marriott in College Park, Maryland.
If you are a young surveying professional this FIG Young Surveyors North America Meeting in October is an excellent opportunity to connect with fellow professionals from around the world to compare notes and develop ideas for how the surveying profession can be advanced. This is absolutely critical to the future of the profession. This is an important meeting to attend.
The theme of this year's meeting is "Plotting a Course for the Future." A look at the two-day program reveals that there will be sessions on the 2022 North American datum update, geospatial technology skills, leadership, and an introspective look at the surveying profession by an outsider. Your registration will also provide access to the sessions being offered by the Maryland Society of Surveyors.
You do not need to be a member of NSPS to register. The registration fee is $50.
Click here for the meeting flyer. Thanks to SAM and Trimble for their sponsorship. Congratulations to co-hosts Chris Glantz and Melissa O'brien for all of their hard work in making this happen. They can use your support.
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Millions of dollars worth of crazed anti-Iran ads will hit the airwaves this week in an effort to pressure senators to oppose President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran. One group, the American Security Initiative, has spent over $1.4 million just to influence the Democratic leader in waiting, Senator Chuck Schumer!
Tell Senator Schumer: Don't listen to the war-mongering American Security Initiative. We want peace with Iran!
It's only a matter of days before the terms of the Iran nuclear deal are finalized and presented to the American Congress for a vote. This vote can take us down the fast track toward peace, or down the tortuous path toward war.
This July 4, be a patriot! Call out the nefarious activities of groups like the American Security Initiative and work to prevent the US country from getting involved in another war of aggression. Contact Senator Schumer, and if you have another moment, call your Senator now and tell him/her you support the president's peace talks with Iran! You can reach the Capitol Switchboard at 1-855-686-6927.


Family owned and operated with five locations around the Puget Sound to serve you.
The traditional decor and family friendly environments are an ideal place to celebrate special occasions or enjoy a casual lunch or dinner. Each location offers full service cantinas to wet the tongue with some of the tastiest margaritas and cocktails in town.
We value healthy living that's why we use all natural sea salt in our recipes and in our table salt shakers. Our sautéed meats are cooked with vegetable, soybean, and canola oil. As always, complimentary chips and salsa are served with the meals and drinks. Check out our locations page to see which El Toro is nearest you and come join us today!
We do not recommend items that may get soggy for takeout ordering such as Nachos, Taco Salads, hard shell tacos, Mexican pizzas, etc. These items are meant to be consumed right away for best enjoyment. We will still prepare them if you wish, however, please know that we will not refund/replace for this.
Served with rice, beans and coleslaw. + $.50 for pork or picadillo.
Crispy tortilla bowl layered with beans, chicken or beef, iceberg lettuce, cheddar, sour cream and guacamole, garnished with tomato and salsa roja.
Fresh romaine lettuce with grilled chicken, tomato, avocado, and crispy tortilla strips. Caesar dressing and parmesan.
Fresh romaine lettuce, grilled marinated chicken, avocado, corn, roasted pepita squash seeds, crispy tortilla strips, black beans, queso fresco and tomatoes. Served with our chipotle dressing.
Crispy corn tortillas layered with refried beans, iceberg lettuce, dry shredded chicken, cheddar, tomato and avocado. Served with Italian dressing and parmesan.
Rolled flour tortillas filled with your selection.
Refried beans, rice, chicken or ground beef. Topped with guacamole, chopped onions, tomatoes, salsa roja and parmesan.
Pork sirloin cooked in tasty tomatillo. Covered in verde sauce and melted cheese. With rice and beans.
Refried beans, rice, chicken or ground beef. Topped with salsa roja, melted cheese, iceberg lettuce, sour cream and diced tomatoes.
Diced carne asada and pinto beans. Covered with salsa roja or verde and melted cheese. With rice, pico de gallo and sour cream.
Strips of steak or chicken sautéed with bell peppers, onions and tomatoes. Topped with salsa roja and melted cheese. With rice, beans and pico de gallo.
Crispy rolled flour tortilla filled with chicken or ground beef, mounted with iceberg lettuce, cheddar, diced tomatoes, guacamole, sour cream and salsa roja.
Crispy flour (2) or corn (4) tortillas rolled with chicken or ground beef. Topped with salsa roja and parmesan. With sour cream and guacamole.
Two enchiladas filled with shredded chicken, covered with monterey jack and our salsa de mole made with four varieties of sweet peppers, mexican chocolate, ground almonds, and raisins.
Two enchiladas filled with your choice of chicken, ground beef or cheese. Topped with salsa verde and sour cream.
Served with rice, beans. + $.50 for pork or picadillo.
Giant flour tortilla, melted cheeses, chicken or ground beef, diced onions, tomatoes and jalapeños. Served with sour cream and guacamole.
Giant wheat tortilla, steak or chicken fajita melted monterey Jack, sautéed bell peppers, jalapeños, onions and tomatoes. Served with sour cream and guacamole.
Giant wheat tortilla, diced skirt steak, melted cheeses, sautéed onions and mushrooms, pico de gallo, and jalapeños. Served with sour cream and guacamole.
Giant flour tortilla, melted monterey Jack and Cheddar, sautéed spinach and mushrooms, diced onions, tomatoes and jalapeños. Served with sour cream and guacamole.
Strips of chicken breast sautéed with onions and mushrooms in a dairy-based sauce with a hint of mustard and spinach.
Six ounces of thinly cut skirt steak charcoal broiled to your taste. Garnished with sautéed onions and tomatoes. Served with pico de gallo and guacamole.
1 flour or 2 corn tortillas sauced, grilled, then stuffed with marinated chicken breast and pico de gallo. Topped with parmesan and tomato. Served with guacamole.
Crispy flour tortilla, refried beans, chicken or ground beef, melted cheese, tomatoes, jalapeños, sour cream, and guacamole.
Hand crafted in house by our chef. Poblano pepper stuffed with cheese, battered, lightly crisped, covered in salsa roja and drizzled with crema.
Crispy flour (4) or corn (6) tortillas rolled with chicken or ground beef. Sour cream and guacamole, splashed with salsa roja, and sprinkled with parmesan cheese.
Our sampler that includes flautas, a quesadilla, and nachos. Chicken or ground beef. Sour cream and guacamole.
Crispy home made chips covered with beans, melted cheese, jalapeños and tomatoes. Chicken or beef. Sour cream and guacamole.
Giant flour tortilla filled with melted cheese, diced onions, tomatoes, jalapeños and chicken or ground beef. Sour cream and guacamole.
Delicious mexican cheese dip with peppers, onion and spices.
Crispy tortilla shell with marinated chicken breast, beans, iceberg lettuce, bell peppers, onion, avocado, tomatoes, and cheddar. Pico de Gallo.
Traditional Mexican soup which includes beef tripe. Only for the connoisseur. With Tortillas.
Traditional Mexican soup with chile California, chile chipotle, chicken, avocado, parmesan, tortilla strips, onion, and spices.
Served with rice, beans and coleslaw.
Two rolled corn tortillas stuffed with baby spinach, diced onions and tomatoes, topped with monterey jack and salsa verde.
Two enchiladas filled with your choice of chicken, ground beef or cheese. Topped with salsa verde and drizzled with mexican crema.
Three enchiladas traditionally colored. Enchilada verde filled with picadillo, enchilada blanca filled with cheese, and enchilada de mole filled with chicken.
Served with rice, beans, coleslaw and tortillas.
Top sirloin strips seasoned and sautéed with bell peppers, mushrooms, onions and tomatoes.
Six ounces of carne asada and a full order of shrimp sautéed with onions, and mushrooms. Served with pico de gallo.
Ten ounces of thinly cut skirt steak charcoal broiled to your taste. Garnished with sautéed onions and tomatoes. Served with pico de gallo and guacamole.
Beef sirloin cooked in our red chile pasilla based colorado sauce.
Mexico's favorites: Six ounces of Carne Asada, an authentic chile relleno drizzled with crema, and enchilada de mole.
Pork sirloin cooked and served in a delicious tomatillo chile sauce. With Tortillas.
Our signature platter includes an enchilada, taco, chile relleno, and burrito. Chicken, ground beef or cheese.
A cultured stone bowl filled with strips of chicken breast, bell peppers, onions and chorizo. Covered in monterey jack. With pico de gallo, sour cream, guacamole and tortillas.
Chile verde, chile colorado and our authentic chile relleno are all featured here! With tortillas.
Crispy flour (4) or corn (6) tortillas rolled with chicken or ground beef. Topped with salsa roja and parmesan. With sour cream and guacamole.
2 flour or 3 corn tortillas sauced, grilled, and stuffed with marinated chicken breast and pico de gallo. Topped with parmesan and tomato. Served with guacamole.
Slow cooked, delicious, slightly shredded with tortillas.
Giant rolled flour tortillas filled with your selection. Served with coleslaw.
Strips of chicken breast sautéed with bell peppers, onions and tomatoes. Topped with salsa roja and melted cheese. With rice, beans and pico de gallo.
Beef sirloin cooked in chile pasilla sauce. Covered with the pasilla sauce and melted cheese. With rice and beans.
Strips of chicken breast seasoned and sautéed with bell peppers, mushrooms, onions and tomatoes.
Strips of chicken breast cooked with our special mole sauce created with four varieties of sweet dry peppers, Mexican chocolate, ground almonds and raisins.
3 flour tortillas filled with grilled chicken breast marinated with lime juice, cilantto, garlic and various spices. With red cabbage, bell peppers, queso fresco and served with a creamy chipotle sauce.
Jumbo prawns sautéed with mushrooms and onions and served in a creamy dairy based sauce with a hint of mustard and spinach.
Three flour tortillas neatly filled with marinated fish and shredded cabbage. Garnished with fresh cilantro and lime.
Served on a sizzling skillet, with sautéed bell peppers and onions, topped with diced tomato. Served with rice, beans, pico de gallo, coleslaw, sour cream, guacamole and tortillas.
Served with rice, beans and coleslaw. + $.50 for pork or picadillo. Choose flour or wheat tortilla.
Giant tortilla, steak or chicken fajita melted monterey Jack, sautéed bell peppers, jalapeños, onions and tomatoes. Served with sour cream and guacamole.
Giant tortilla, diced skirt steak, melted cheeses, sautéed onions and mushrooms, pico de gallo, and jalapeños. Served with sour cream and guacamole.
Giant tortilla, melted monterey Jack and Cheddar, sautéed spinach and mushrooms, diced onions, tomatoes and jalapeños. Served with sour cream and guacamole.
Slightly shredded slow cooked pork.
Seniors age 65+ & children under 12. Served with rice and beans. + $.50 for pork or picadillo.
Seven garlic prawns sautéed with mushrooms and onions.
Seven bacon wrapped prawns topped with melted cheese.
carne asada ($5), pollo asado, chorizo, or adobada.
Enjoy our spiced up cheese dip.
Six chicken wings with veggies and dipping sauce.
Enjoy our complimentary chips and salsa.
Fill out the form below regarding questions, concerns, and we will get in touch with you!
At this time we do not offer on site catering. We do offer large quantity take out orders.
For reservations small or large please call the location. This form does not handle these requests.
Please select location you are contacting about.
Please fill out the questionnaire below/Favor de responder abajo.
What days and times are you available to work? When can you start to work?
List previous employers to call for a reference about you, beginning with the most recent first.
Do you have reliable transportation for all hours of the day?
Anything you would like to say or add?
Which location are you applying for?
Thank you! The way this works is that your inquiry will be filed in it's relevant position folder. When any of our managers are looking to hire they will look into these files and will select for interview. There is no time frame, you could be called today or in weeks, or maybe not at all. Good luck and maybe see you here!
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Mila: A Nurse And A Poet.
Nursing is the profession that I love, while Poetry is my passion.
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The other side of my persona, is my passion to write poetry. I have written quite a few poems, which were just archived in my journal. When I learned about Haiku, I read more about it, became my new interest, and started to write Haiku about Love, Life, and Nature/Environment.
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