Xiaomi Redmi Pro Vs Redmi Note 3 Comparison .
Xiaomi redmi Note 3 Vs Xiaomi redmi Pro Comparison .
1 Xiaomi redmi Note 3 Vs Xiaomi redmi Pro Comparison .
1.1 Which One is Better Xiaomi redmi Pro Or Xiaomi redmi Note 3 ?
Do you want to know comparison between Xiaomi Redmi pro vs Xiaomi redmi note 3 ? And want to know which one is better The redmi note 3 or Redmi pro .
Xiaomi recently launched the Redmi pro in china , The new device is The flagship of redmi series as it comes with many High end features that even the Company's Premium flagship device lacks of . On the other hand Xiaomi redmi note 3 is the most popular and best selling device from the company . So in this Guide we will do the comparison between the Redmi note 3 and Redmi pro .
Which One is Better Xiaomi redmi Pro Or Xiaomi redmi Note 3 ?
Both the Xiaomi redmi pro and the redmi note 3 comes under the redmi series which is the most affordable series of Xiaomi . So many users are confused and having a doubt on which one to buy the redmi pro or the redmi note 3 ? . So let's start the comparison of both the devices .
The Redmi note 3 comes with a 5.5 inch display with a pixel density of 401 pixels per inch and a 1920X1080 resolution . For protection the display comes with corning gorilla glass 3 . The display is equipped with Xiaomi's very own Sunlight display technology .
The Redmi pro also comes with a 5.5 inch display with 401 PPI and 1920X1080 resolution . There is Corning gorilla glass 3 as well . The thing which makes redmi pro the best Display smartphone in the redmi series is its OLED Display which not only give vibrant colors but also enhances your viewing experience .
The redmi note 3 comes with a hexa core Snapdragon 652 processor Clocked at 1.8ghz . under the hood there is 3Gb of ram . For good gaming and better graphics the smartphone comes with Adreno 510 Gpu unit . Redmi note 3 comes with a Fingerprint sensor at the back which can unlock the smartphone in just .3 seconds . The Smartphone comes with a 4050 Mah battery which last longs upto 8-9 hours with heavy usage and also comes with fast charging technology .
As we already mentioned earlier that the redmi pro is the Flagship smartphone of redmi series so it is pretty much obvious that the device will come with a Flagship processor .
The redmi pro comes with Flagship Mediatek helio X25 decca core processor , Along with the processor there is 4Gb of ram that makes the Xiaomi redmi pro the best Redmi smartphone ever . The redmi pro runs on 3 Cluster cup which not only delivers High performance but also saves more battery . For gaming and better graphics the smartphone comes with a Mali-T880 Mp4 Gpu which is also better then Adreno 510 . The redmi pro comes with fingerprint sensor at the front home button inspired from xiaomi mi 5 . To power up the smartphone there is 4000 mah battery that can last long up to 1 day with just single charge , Thanks to the 3 cluster Cpu .
So in the Hardware comparison between the Redmi pro vs Redmi note 3 , The Redmi pro is clear winner with much powerfull Helio x25 processor and 4Gb of ram .
The redmi Pro comes with 2 dual cameras at the back , The primary one is 13 Mega pixel From samsung and the second one is 5 Mega pixel from Sony . The best thing about the redmi pro's camera is that it can capture images with bokeh effect which focuses on the main object and slightly blurs the rest . Coming to the front camera so the redmi pro comes with 5 mp front camera which can capture beautiful images . The front camera comes with major features like autofocus, beautify mode, Filters .
Related : Xiaomi Mi Notebook Air price, Specifications, Launch date .
The redmi note 3 comes with 16 Megapixel primary unit that captures detailed images even in low light . The camera comes equipped with features like Autofocus, Touch to focus, face detection, Smile detection . At the front there is a 5 megapixel camera unit that also comes with autofocus feature and several filters .
So undoubtedly Xiaomi redmi pro is again the winner in the camera comparison between redmi pro and redmi note 3 .
Mediatek Helio X20 with 3Gb ram and 32Gb Storage is priced at 15,000 .
Mediatek Helio X25 With 3Gb ram and 64Gb Storage is priced at 17,000 Rupees .
Mediatek Helio X25 With 4Gb ram + 128Gb memory is priced at 20,000 rupees .
Redmi Note 3 with 2Gb ram + 16gb Memory is priced at 9,999 rupees .
Redmi Note 3 with 3Gb ram + 32Gb Memory is priced at 11,999 Rupees .
So in the comparison between Redmi pro and redmi note 3 , Redmi pro is the clear winner . The redmi pro comes with a much powerful processor , Dual rear cameras, More ram, More memory . So if you are planning to buy a new smartphone then the redmi pro is worth the wait .
So this was our Comparison between redmi pro vs Redmi note 3 , I hope this guide helped you in choosing between redmi note 3 or redmi pro .
Thanks for the review, i just got the device at 1st week of august.
So far happy with the device except it doesn't have Global English rom yet, and a bit of headache installing google app.
So no developer willing to comes up with better rom, and no support from xda dev community too. that's really sad!
If that's true, I'm really regret bought this phone.
Hi Budi Wen The global miui 8 stable rom will be released on 23rd of august so after that you will be able to update it , COming to the next question so yes it is true that Mediatek devices don't get Developer support from Third party developers dues to issues like Source code and many more things whereas Snapdragon based devices get a huge support from developer .


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Issue 129 | January 2022
Tim Pomeroy: a new biography
Scotland's Year of Stories 2022
The Mythical Arran
Freedom takes practice
Climate Change Message in a Bottle
Fairtrade, Climate Change and Climate Justice
Storytelling brings dangers of climate change to life
Corrie Memories
Arran Pioneer Project winter news
Tree Planting in January at ACLI
A one-stop shop for greener homes
ACVS Community Transport scheme
COAST secures boat for Arran's MPA
The Arran Local Island Plan
Poem for January
Recipe for January
Hello, welcome to the first Voice for Arran of 2022 and a very happy new year to all our readers! Writing at the end of the old year I sense the promise of the new, and this issue brings with it a feeling of possibility, created in part by the theme of 'stories and storytelling' that has taken shape as it has come together. 2022 is Scotland's Year of Stories, and in this context I have been thinking what this might mean for the coming year - what stories do we tell in, of or about Arran. The concept of 'stories' seems to encompass a lot, may even take us to the heart of what it means to be human.
According to the online National Geographic Resource Library, storytelling is universal to the human experience, and may have evolved not long after the development of language itself. Stories can be told orally, or in print, through recordings, or images; they can include poems, songs, rhymes, myths, legends, fables, prayers, and proverbs. Throughout time and across cultures, much of life has been devoted to telling stories – about what we have done, where we have been, where we belong, about our place in the world.
As W. M. MacKenzie says in the classic text The Book of Arran, "Islands have a type of history of their own", and to open this year of stories we have reprinted parts of MacKenzie's introductory chapter. The author describes the island's physical presence in the Clyde, and connecting this to Arran's place in Celtic folklore, writes "It is in some such magic mist of poetry and myth that Arran appears on the dawn of history. Legends of gods and heroes lightly brush its shores, as the vapours of cloud flicker over its mountains."
Such myths about a place may continue to serve a contemporary social purpose, but stories are also created from the experience of everyday life, and which often reflect the relevance as well as hard realities of people's lives. This is apparent in a number of the articles, particularly around the current issue of climate change, and in the piece 'Storytelling brings dangers of climate change to life', we learn about the Withernsea community's experience of coastal erosion in Yorkshire. The authors highlight how stories can bring people together across generations to explore a matter relevant to their lives, and in doing so also give rise to the possibility of a new response to these issues. Not only can storytelling narrow the psychological distancing to climate change but it can create new connections and inspiration.
A similar community education project has been taking place in Arran's primary schools, as described in Climate Change Message in a Bottle. Island communities are among the first to experience the adverse effects of sea level rise and increased storm surges, and last year school children created a film and sent messages to COP26 about their learning on these issues. In the second stage of the Message in a Bottle project in 2022 they will write stories of their islands' sustainable futures.
The possibility that storytelling can offer and the promise of change it can hold, I find is perhaps best captured by Sally Campbell at the end of her account, Fairtrade, Climate Change and Climate Justice. She writes, "Every story has a grain of truth in it and yet is partial. It's only when we can move beyond the boundaries of our current narrative and explore the unknown territory of a new way of being in the world that we find our true path of service. When we let go of the story of 'me' we naturally and gracefully move into a story of 'we' that encompasses all of life. We create a new mythology through the daily acts of beauty that stem from stepping into this new and interconnected universe".
We would love to hear your stories throughout the coming year, please get in touch if you have any you would like to share, about Arran or beyond! Wishing you a great month, Elsa
Discover new islands
Stories from a Scottish Island
Stories from a Scottish Island has a collection of podcasts in which residents of Arran tell their stories. Please click on the picture above to visit the website.
Mary Davies Trust
Please click above to follow the link.
Corrie Film Club 2021/22
Check out the schedule for Corrie Film Club's 2021/22 season.
Waste Collection Calendar
ACVS Newsletter

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The subject property is a Sub-Accute Hospital and the sale included both the property and going concern Business. The property was located within the Medical Precinct of the Southport CBD and was sold by Ray White Commercial for $3,400,000 inclusive property and business.
The hospital at 24 Spendelove Street, Southport was developed in the 1990's and provides care for post-operation and post-illness patients who have not recovered to the point where they can return home. The three level hospital occupies a 969m²* site, has lift access and has a total floor area of 978m²*.
The facility became an accredited Private Hospital, licensed to operate 24 rooms, in July 2001 and is widely regarded as a five star resort for patient care.
The sale is indicative of purchasers seeking quality opportunities with the Southport CBD.
The national and locally focussed marketing campaign generated approximately 40 enquiries from a variety of sources.
The Expression of Interest Campaign drew 12 formal inspections resulting in 5 written Expressions of Interest and the property sold a short time later for $3,400,000 inclusive of property and going concern business.
© Ray White Commercial Southport. Based in Southport.


Earlier this week, a French appeals court upheld a November 2006 ruling which stated that French tire maker, Michelin Company, negligently exposed workers to hazardous levels of asbestos during the 1960s and 1970s.
According to an article in Forbes, the November 16, 2006 decision, originally made by the Tribunal des affaires de Sécurité Sociale (TASS) in Clermont-Ferrand, concerned four former Michelin employees, three of whom had already died of mesothelioma, asbestos-caused cancer. The current appeals court decision applies to the three deceased employees; a decision in the case of the fourth man has not yet been reached.
During the original trial, attorneys for Michelin claimed that the asbestos exposure occurred during a time period when most individuals, including company executives, were not aware of the hazards of working with asbestos. The jury, instead, found that executives were most likely attuned to the dangers of working with the toxic mineral but did nothing to protect their employees.
The Forbes article notes that, together, the men used asbestos to insulate 1,400 meters (about 4,600 feet) of pipes every month until 1973, when asbestos bans were suggested. No protective gear was worn nor was any offered to the men while they worked with the hazardous material on a daily basis.


AMGA (American Medical Group Association) was born out of the desire for physicians practicing in groups to improve the quality of patient care by sharing best practices, experiences, and strategies with their peers. Over the years, AMGA has become the primary advocate of group practice, promoting multispecialty medical groups and other organized systems of care as the preferred delivery system for coordinated, patient-centered, efficient, quality medical care in America.
From the beginning AAMC lived up to these lofty goals. Through meetings, resources, publications and advocacy, the organization pursued these goals and increased membership rapidly. To this day, membership continues to grow.
The association was renamed in 1974 to the American Group Practice Association, and in 1996 merged with the Unified Medical Group Association to form the American Medical Group Association (AMGA).
In 2016, we rebranded as AMGA adding the tagline "Advancing High Performing Health," to better reflect the changes in the organization and its members, as well as align AMGA and its divisions around a unified, forward-looking mission.
Today, AMGA still is leading the transformation of health care in America because we believe in the power of healthier communities. By working alongside top professionals in our field and acting as their voice in the public sphere, we're paving the way for medical groups and integrated systems of care to deliver the next level of high-performance health.


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Q: why import in es6 not working here? here is my code
// var htmlplugin = require('html-webpack-plugin'); // works!

import htmlplugin from 'html-webpack-plugin'; //not working

when I npm run dev shows erros like:
import htmlplugin from 'html-webpack-plugin'
^^^^^^
SyntaxError: Unexpected token import

A: import is not yet supported in Node.js. Node.js uses Google's V8 for its JavaScript engine. The version of V8 currently shipping with Node.js does not support import. (I don't think even the most recent V8 supports it without a command line flag.)
Once import is supported, it still might not support CommonJS modules like those typically installed by npm (although perhaps it will because there is some ambitious work on interoperability--time will tell).

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Today marks 21 years since the demise of General Sani Abacha and the history of Nigeria is incomplete without a succinct recourse to the man Sani Abacha. Nigeria's 7th Head-of-State, Sani Abacha died on June 8, 1998, while at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. He was flown to Kano and buried the same day, according to Islamic rites, without an autopsy. This fueled speculation that he might have been executed extrajudicially by way of being poisoned by political rivals via prostitutes.
"I have no friends. It is a sign of weakness to have friends."— General Sani Abacha (1943—1998).
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On the contrary, the government cited his cause of death as a sudden heart attack. It is reported that he was in the company of two Indian prostitutes imported from Dubai. It is thought that these prostitutes laced his drink with a poisonous substance, making Abacha feel unwell around 4:30 am. He retired to his bed and was dead by 6:15 am.
Abacha Facts
1. General Sani Abacha was born on Monday, September 20, 1943, in Kano and also died and was buried on Monday, June 8, 1998. A Kanuri originally from Borno State, he was brought up in Kano state, where he made his home.
2. He married a Shuwa Arab, Maryam, also from Borno state, in 1965 and together they had six boys and three girls. The first child, Ibrahim, died in a plane crash in 1996.
3. The last of their children was born in Aso Rock in 1994 when Abacha was 50 and his wife, 47. The boy was named Mustapha, supposedly after Abacha's chief security officer, Hamza al Mustapha.
4. Abacha was the first and only military Head-of-State that never skipped a rank to become a full-star General.
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5. Abacha is by some records the most successful coup plotter in Nigerian history. The late general participated in every single successful coup carried out in the country and was instrumental in the coups which brought and removed Major-General Muhammadu Buhari from power in 1983 and 1985 respectively.
6. Abacha announced the coup that brought an end to the government of President Shehu Shagari on December 31, 1983, which eventually brought Major-General Muhammadu Buhari to power. Also, after Buhari was overthrown in a palace on August 27, 1985, it was Abacha that announced the chief of army staff, Major-General Ibrahim Babangida, as the new military president and commander-in-chief of the armed forces in an evening broadcast (the coup speech was read by Brigadier Joshua Nimyel Dogonyaro).
7. Abacha was known as a man of "few words and deadly actions"; he demonstrated this as Head-of-State with one of the most brutal regimes Nigeria has ever had. There was a massive crackdown on the media, civil rights groups, and pro-democracy campaigns.
8. Officially, he did not overthrow the interim national government in 1993. The head of government, Chief Ernest Shonekan, resigned and Abacha as the secretary of defence and the most senior member of government took over. Unofficially, it was a bloodless coup.
In 2004, Abacha was listed as the fourth most corrupt leader in history.
9. Two of the most important recommendations of the 1995 constitutional conference he set up are 13% derivation for oil-producing areas and six geo-political zones.
10. Abacha never held a non-military appointment in his career until he became minister of defence in 1990 (later re-designated secretary of defence in 1993). He was a Lieutenant-General then.
11. Abacha's supporters describe him as a good economic manager and that he stabilised exchange rate at N22/$1 but the unofficial rate was N80/$1. This created colossal rent-seeking, with many "chosen" associates buying at the official rate and reselling at four times the rate in the black market.
12. Abacha increased fuel price just once in his four-and-a-half years in office and set up the Petroleum (Special) Trust Fund, which was widely acknowledged to have performed well in infrastructural development and intervention programmes in education, health, and water.
13. His wife, Maryam, set up what is now known as the National Hospital, Abuja. It was originally named National Hospital for Women and Children before it was upgraded into what is intended to be Nigeria's number one public hospital.
14. It was under Abacha that Nigeria became a perpetual importer of petroleum products, as all the refineries packed up. However, 20 years after his death, Nigeria is still heavily dependent on fuel imports.
15. An unforgettable phenomenon under Abacha was the importation of "foul fuel" which had an offensive odour and damaged car engines.
16. Sani Abacha was instrumental to the restoration of peace and democracy in Sierra Leone and Liberia after years of civil wars.
17. In 1995, after the execution of Ken Saro-Wiwa, Time magazine named Abacha "Thug of the Year." In 2004, Abacha was listed as the fourth most corrupt leader in history.
18. Abacha rarely appeared in public, refused to grant interviews or allow the publication of any personal information about him, and developed a habit of working only at night.
19. General Sani Abacha remains the shortest Head-of-State in Nigerian history. He was around 5 feet, 5 inches tall.
Ken Saro-Wiwa pictured with his father and two sons, c.1990.
20. Abacha's death still remains shrouded in mystery: the most popular version is that he died in the midst of Indian prostitutes flown in from Dubai but the official version is that he died of a heart attack. A more likely story is that he was "eliminated" to end the political crisis in Nigeria. Abacha was survived by his wife, eight children, and fifteen grandchildren.
21. Astonishingly, the Nigerian government is still recovering many of the loots Abacha reportedly stashed in foreign accounts around the world.
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Wednesday 07 Oct 2020 @ 12:25
New Portrait of Queen Victoria's African Goddaughter Goes on Display at Osborne
English Heritage commissions portraits of black figures associated with its historic sites to tell previously overlooked stories.
A new painting of Sarah Forbes Bonetta, the daughter of an African ruler who became Queen Victoria's goddaughter, has been unveiled at Osborne, the Queen's seaside home on the Isle of Wight.
English Heritage will also be commissioning portraits of other historical black figures associated with the charity's sites, and whose stories like Bonetta's have been previously overlooked. The painting of Bonetta, by artist Hannah Uzor, is on display at Osborne throughout October – Black History Month – and will then return on display next spring as part of a wider series of portraits across several sites.
The daughter of a West African ruler, Bonetta (originally named Aina) was orphaned and sold into slavery at the age of five. In 1850 she was presented as a 'diplomatic gift' to Captain Frederick Forbes of the H.M.S. Bonetta and brought to England. Soon after arriving in England, Forbes introduced her to Queen Victoria who described the seven-year-old as "sharp and intelligent".
The Queen met Bonetta several times over the next two years, including at Osborne, and was so taken with the young child that she paid for her education and became her godmother. In 1862 Bonetta married a Sierra Leone-born merchant, James Davies, whose own parents were liberated slaves, in Brighton.
Bonetta went on to name her first daughter after Queen Victoria, who also became the child's godmother. The younger Victoria was travelling to Osborne in 1880 when she heard of her mother's death in Madeira from tuberculosis and sought comfort from the Queen.
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Original article link: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/about-us/search-news/sarah-forbes-bonetta/
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English Heritage Returns 450-year-old Painting to Audley End Following Transformative Restoration by Conservators
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AGB Policy Alert: Contact Congress to Stop U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Temporary Final Rule on International Student Education for Fall 2020
By AGB July 13, 2020 December 11th, 2020 AGB Alerts
What Board Members Need to Know
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On July 14, 2020, U.S. District Court Judge Allison D. Burroughs announced that the government would rescind the July 6 directive and ICE will adhere to the to the March 13th guidance that allowed international students to stay in the country should their institutions need to offer online education only due to the pandemic. This decision is a victory for higher education and international students across the country. Should ICE attempt to reintroduce any kind of modified directive that would negatively affect campus constituencies, AGB will be sure to notify our members. AGB would like to thank those who worked with their institutional leadership to champion the needs of students with Congress and the rest of the federal government.
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced it will issue a temporary final rule that would prevent international students from studying in the U.S. if their academic program takes place entirely online. International students taking fully online classes would be prohibited from entering the country, and those currently in the U.S. would be deported or forced to transfer to other institutions of higher education offering in-person or a hybrid of in-person and online courses. Institutions are now required to notify the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's (DHS's) Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) no later than July 15, 2020, whether they will be entirely online or will not reopen for the fall semester. Institutions that will offer in-person or a hybrid between remote and in-person will have to notify SEVP by August 1. Given the consequences that this rule will have on students and institutions, it is crucial that board members contact members of the House and Senate, in coordination with presidents and other institution/system leaders, to prevent the implementation of this rule.
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Congress should urge the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to withdraw the July 6 Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) rule regarding international students. If DHS is unwilling to withdraw the directive, Congress should swiftly pass legislation that grants needed flexibility to institutions during the global pandemic to permit new and returning international students to take classes in various formats—online, in-person, or a hybrid of both—whether students are located inside or outside the United States during the upcoming 2020-21 academic year. Find a list of community talking points to assist advocacy efforts here.
What Board Members Need to Know:
On March 13, 2020, DHS issued guidance regarding the online study policy for the spring and summer semesters. The guidance said that international students could "participate in online or other alternative learning procedures…' [counting]… 'toward a full course of study" due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This guidance meant that international students with F-1 or M-1 visas could take multiple online courses while maintaining their lawful status during the COVID-19 emergency (typically, international students are restricted from taking more than one online course per semester). However, the new temporary final rule is expected to directly contradict this previous guidance. The rule was not only a surprise to the higher education community, but also provides extremely little time and flexibility for students and institutions to change paths during a global pandemic.
Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Northeastern University have banded together to sue the administration in an effort to block the rule from taking effect. AGB and 71 higher education associations signed onto an amicus brief in support of this challenge. Additionally, John Hopkins University, the University of California System, the California Attorney General, and seven international graduate students have also filed suit in the last few days. AGB joined the higher education community in a letter requesting that DHS Acting Secretary Chad Wolf not implement the rule and afford institutions greater flexibility that fits the needs of their campus constituencies
Why This Issue Is Important:
There is no question that this rule will have a detrimental effect on the more than one million international students who are already enrolled in college or plan to do so in the fall. Many may choose not to continue their studies altogether. Those planning to enroll this fall may decide to enroll at a university in a more welcoming country. Additionally, international students who are already in the U.S. and ordered to leave may also find that their home country has closed its borders to travel from the United States. Further, the rule is a potential catastrophe for international students who begin their semester at a campus conducting in-person instruction, but that is forced by changing public health circumstances to shift back to online as happened to virtually every institution in the spring. Students may not have anywhere to go.
The rule deprives institutions of the flexibility necessary to make responsible decisions about reopening safely in ways consistent with their academic missions, student bodies, and campus and local public health environments. While ICE had stated the prior guidance's flexibility was going to apply throughout the current pandemic, these harsh and inflexible mandates come just weeks before campuses are set to reopen in various forms, and include extremely short deadlines to inform DHS of their operational status for the fall, which interfere with administrative and academic planning while creating confusion.
This rule will add another layer of uncertainty in terms of admissions, student retention, course offerings, and revenue. It will exacerbate the existing strains that institutions are facing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Further, news reports indicate that some students are already being prevented from entering the country.
Questions for Board Members:
How would the implementation of this rule affect your institution's culture, academics, research, and financial stability?
Has your institution made a decision whether to be all online, blended, or all in-person in the fall? How will the rule affect that decision?
If your institution is opening with a hybrid of in-person and online learning, how will your institution counsel international students who are worried about a change to all online learning later in the fall?
If your institution is providing only online learning opportunities, will you allow international students to defer for a year and/or maintain their academic status with your institution?
Statement by AGB President and CEO Henry Stoever on ICE Temporary Rule on International Students (July 9, 2020) – AGB press statement
Talking points for Institutional Leaders Contacting Congress (July 10, 2020) – Community talking points
"Broadcast Message: COVID-19 and Fall 2020" (July 6) — ICE Student and Exchange Visitor Program message to institutions
"SEVP COVID-19 Guidance for Fall 2020" (July 8, 2020) – Additional regulatory information from NAFSA: Association of International Educators
"ICE Directive Advocacy Resources" (July 10, 2020) – Additional information from the American Council on Education (ACE)
Making Advocacy Part of Your Board's Culture – AGB resource
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Pita Alexander
Office: 03 364 9330
Email: pita@alexanders.net.nz
The name behind the firm, Pita Alexander started as a sole practitioner about 35 years ago. Pita has experienced the famous "boom and bust" cycles of farming.
Pita wants agribusinesses to succeed and is dedicated to the financial success of his clients. Many young farm accountants have benefitted under Pita's tutelage. His contribution to farming has been recognised with several awards, the latest being an ONZM honour in 2010.
Pita is fond of travelling and loves his "farm study tours" to Australia and the US.
Like Pita, Paul is a keen traveller. Despite rumours to the contrary, he has not seen every country in the world. A weakness for horsepower in the four-wheeled form keeps him returning home.
Paul joined Alexanders as a partner in 1998. He became a director a year later following our transition to corporate practice.
Alongside 20 years of accounting experience, predominantly in agribusiness, Paul has a substantial interest in the commercial property sector. This is useful in assisting clients with larger asset and debt-funded businesses.
Alister Stevenson
Email: alister@alexanders.net.nz
Alister has 26 years of farm accounting experience. He joined Alexanders in 1994 after 10 years with the PGG Trust, and has been a director here since 2001.
Alister's main area of responsibility is the preparation of annual financial statements. He works directly with our clients to improve and enhance their business.
Married to Christine, with whom he has three children, Alister's family life keeps him busy. He does however, manage to squeeze in some time as an armchair sports critic.
Karen Prue
Email: karen@alexanders.net.nz
Karen has been part of the team at Alexanders since 2003. Karen achieved her Associated Chartered Accountants qualification in 2009, completed a Bachelor of Applied Management majoring in Accounting in 2014 and in June 2017 Karen completed her CA qualifications.
Karen has a broad range of skills and works closely with Agri Business clients.
Karen was born in Invercargill, has four daughters and three grandchildren who keep her busy most of the time. Karen is passionate about cooking, gardening, fishing and spending time with her Partner and family.
Libby Gray
Email: libby@alexanders.net.nz
Libby joined our team in May 2018 in the role of Practice Manager.
Being born and bred in Geraldine, Libby understands the agricultural industry and rural living. Having only been in the "big smoke" for a few years, she is still very much a country girl at heart.
Libby brings enthusiasm to the role which sees her responsible for the "day to day" running of our busy Practice and the vast variety of projects and responsibilities the role requires of her.
Gendie Woods
Email: gendie@alexanders.net.nz
Gendie has had over 30 years of Farm Accounting experience having obtained a B.Com (Ag) from Lincoln University in 1989 and also has her CA membership to the Chartered Accountants of Australia & NZ. She joined Alexanders in January 1996 after a year overseas and previous to that 6 years at Price Waterhouse.
Gendie's areas of responsibility include annual financial statement preparation, GST return preparation, assisting clients with CRS cashbooks, dealing with the IRD and client liaison. Gendie and her husband Mark have two daughters who are at Lincoln University and Rangiora High School. She also has a number of interests outside of work including assisting her husband with their farming operation, supporting their daughters in their sporting activities and manages to fit in skiing, masters rowing and the local gym.
Michelle Jones
Email: michelle@alexanders.net.nz
Michelle is an associate at Alexanders and has had 20 years experience farm accounting experience, joining the team at Alexanders in May 1996 after spending 5 years working in Whangarei Northland. Michelle obtained her B Com (Ag) at Lincoln University in 1990 and has her CA membership to the Chartered Accountants of Australia & NZ.
Michelle grew up in Oamaru and interests include playing and supporting squash, overseas travel and experiences, walking her dog, movies and quilting.
Michelle's area of responsibility is annual Financial Statement preparation, GST return preparation, Client Liaison, ACC, and IRD queries and she enjoys the challenges they provide.
Heather Robb
Email: heather@alexanders.net.nz
Heather joined Alexanders in June 2011 and brings 20 years of experience working in Chartered Accounting firms, both here in Christchurch and the North Island and has a passion for rural sector accounting. She also spent several years hands on dairy, sheep and beef farming.
She also enjoys playing badminton, getting outdoors and watching sports – especially rugby and rugby league and likes to spend her spare time with her grown children.
Mike Harrow
Email: michael@alexanders.net.nz
Mike has been a qualified Chartered Accountant since August 2011 who also has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Canterbury University and Bachelor of Commerce from Lincoln University. He has worked in accounting for 15 years in various roles that have included Management Accounting at a Place Makers branch and at the Chateau on the Park Hotel in Christchurch. He has also worked for several years in Business Advisory Services for Accounting firms around Christchurch.
Mike's areas of responsibility includes annual Financial Statement preparation, dealing with the IRD and client liaison.
A born and bred Cantabrian; Mike has a love of cricket, football and anything relating to science fiction. Married to Rachel, Mike has three fast-growing children who keep him busy as a taxi service supporting their love of sports, music and cultural activities. When he has time for himself, Mike likes to try cooking for the family and keeps the garden tidy every now and again.
Suzy Herrick
Email: suzy@alexanders.net.nz
Suzy has returned to join Alexanders in August 2019, after working in the accounting industry in Timaru for 5 years. Suzy is an Accounting Technician and has a New Zealand Diploma in Accounting and a New Zealand Diploma in Management.
She has had many years' experience in various roles of Management Accounting and office administration in the private commercial sector and accounting firms.
Suzy grew up on the West Coast so has an understanding of the agricultural sector.
Her areas of responsibility include annual Financial Statement preparation, specialising in using Xero and training others to use Xero.
Lidwina Nolan
Email: lidwina@alexanders.net.nz
Lidwina joined Alexander in August 2019 as an Accountant and has her CA membership to the Chartered Accountants of Australia & New Zealand.
She has had experience worked in accounting and finance with her previous jobs in in Chartered Accounting firms, Otago Regional Council and also worked in manufacturing and multinational companies, both here in New Zealand and overseas.
She completed her study at the Otago University and previously lived in Dunedin before moving up to Christchurch.
Her areas of responsibility include annual Financial Statement preparation, GST return preparation, IRD queries and client liaison.
She loves to travel and also enjoy reading, plays with her dogs and catching up with friends.
Wendy McGregor
Email: wendy@alexanders.net.nz
Wendy joined Alexanders in 2011 as Office Administrator that covers a variety of areas to help the office run smoothly at all times.
She enjoys family time with her three adult children and grandchildren, vegetable and flower gardening, knitting and walking on the beach.
Kimberley Sinclair
Email: kimberley@alexanders.net.nz
Kimberley joined Alexanders in March 2012, after graduating with a Bachelor of Applied Management majoring in Accounting from Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology.
Her areas of responsibility include, leading the Accounting Support team, GST return preparation, and Software support for; MYOB products, Cash Manager Rural, and Cash Manager Focus.
Kimberley is also involved in various charities and on the Executive Committee for; Huntington's Disease Association Christchurch and Christchurch Community Arts Council.


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Maybe "Stranger Things" fans finally have a way to build back their beloved Barb.
Such as Lego, which has launched a set featuring the Byers' house, where the real world sits up top while The Upside Down lurks below.
The Upside Down is the first set made in partnership between the toy brand and Netflix.
The set can flip between the real world and The Upside Down. The design of the model's building instructions makes it a great shared building experience with friends and family.
The set itself features the Byers household in both its "normal" state and its "Upside-Down" variant, which speaks to the ingenuity behind the set's creation.
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The clever concept has enough pieces to recreate Will Byers' bedroom, living room and dining room - and a vine-covered, dilapidated version of the home representing it in the Upside Down space where the TV series' demons live.
Speaking of Joyce: The set also includes her meme-worthy alphabet wall of holiday lights. Also included in the playset is Chief Hopper's police truck, which has a removable roof and a pumpkin (a reference to the mysteriously blighted pumpkin patches in season 2). There are small Easter eggs to be discovered throughout the house including a "Will the Wise drawing' and a picture of the iconic Mind Flayer hidden in the attic".
Unfortunately for those impulse purchasers among you, it's not exactly cheap: The highly detailed set comes in at an eye-watering AUD$349.99, making it more of a special occasion purchase rather than something you pick while staggering around a 24-hour K-Mart blind pissed on a Sunday morning.
Accessories include Lucas' slingshot and flashlight, Dustin's walkie-talkie and compass, Mike's flashlight and walkie-talkie, Hopper's coffee mug, Joyce's flashlight and drawing of "Will the Wise", and Eleven's waffle. "When fully assembled, the set measures 12" tall x 17" wide x and 8" deep.
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The charity wants tough reforms to the social media and advertising linked by critics to body image problems. Results revealed almost a third (31%) of teens feel ashamed about their body image.
But the 28-year-old has now had a change of heart, and will depart the club he joined from Real Sociedad in 2014. The France global has been linked with a mega-money move away from Atletico Madrid for several years.
Arthur , the popular children's animated show, made progressive strides for its season 22 premiere by featuring a gay wedding. Ratburn happily walk down the aisle with a groom on his arm, as the two men prepared to get married.
A source previously shared with the outlet that the happy couple do have a name in mind. The new baby, whose name is yet to be announced, is reportedly doing well in hospital.
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Southside American is the solo project of Pittsburgh-based singer-songwriter Benjamin Sweet. A lifelong music appreciater, Sweet was inspired to teach himself guitar and harmonica in the wake of his diagnosis with Type I diabetes. He quickly progressed to writing and performing in recent years. On his stellar debut, In Our Keystone State, Sweet offers tightly-crafted original compositions that touch upon subjects ranging from frustration with the state of American civic life to the joy of fatherhood. Sweet's unique style is equal parts folk, lo-fi, Americana and indie rock, producing a sound that has drawn comparisons to Ryan Adams, Amos Lee, Deer Tick, The Tallest Man on Earth and pre-Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Wilco.
"In Our Keystone State" was recorded at Orange Whip Studios in Santa Barbara, California and on location in McCall, Idaho. It was engineered by Angus Cooke and mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side Music in New York.


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Even the best teams from Hajdú-Bihar County were able to take over last year's series awards only at the opening ceremony.
This time, Mayor László Papp was officially present in DEAC's sports centre in Dóczy Street on 2 July 2021, not only as the chief patron on behalf of the host city, but also as board member of the country's association for this field of sport. The venue gave home to the opening of the fights of players' national senior provincial championship. The three-day event attracted a record number of almost 150 competitors to the tennis courts, due to the fact that players from the capital were also able to enter the tournament. Similarly, the Budapest Championship will also be open to veteran tennis players above the age of 30 from all over the country. At the event, László Papp said that one of the main goals of the Hungarian Tennis Association was to promote the sport.
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What pet owners and veterinarians need to know about the coronavirus
By CVMBS Communications
This illustration, created at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), reveals ultrastructural morphology exhibited by coronaviruses. Note the spikes that adorn the outer surface of the virus, which impart the look of a corona surrounding the virion, when viewed electron microscopically. A novel coronavirus, named Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), was identified as the cause of an outbreak of respiratory illness first detected in Wuhan, China in 2019. The illness caused by this virus has been named coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). (CDC photo by Alissa Eckert, MS; Dan Higgins, MAM)
UPDATE, March 10, 2020: The World Small Animal Veterinary Association has issued updated guidance on its webpage, The New Coronavirus and Companion Animals – Advice for WSAVA Members. Links below have been updated as well.
The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) says veterinarians and pet owners should not panic about contracting the coronavirus (COVID-19). There are few cases in the United States, and it is highly unlikely that people could contract the new coronavirus (previously called 2019-nCoV) from their dog or cat, or that their companion animal could transmit the virus to people or other animals.
The association has prepared an advisory document offering guidance to help its members when talking with pet owners concerned about the risk of infection with COVID-19, following the outbreak in China.
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Dr. Michael Lappin, professor of Infectious Disease at the CSU James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital, and chair of the association's One Health Committee, recommends that veterinarians tell owners to:
• Keep their companion animals with them if they are self-quarantined
• Keep cats inside
• Arrange care for any animals left at home if family or friends are hospitalized
• Contact their veterinarian immediately if they have questions or concerns.
The advisory, produced by the WSAVA Scientific Committee and One Health Committee with input from the Centers for Disease Control, confirms that there is currently no evidence that pets or other domestic animals can be infected with COVID-19 or that they may be a source of infection to people. They do warn, though, that it is a rapidly evolving situation.
The advisory also cautions veterinarians against using vaccines against canine enteric coronavirus available in some global markets in the hope that they may offer some cross-protection against COVID-19. There is no evidence for this, as the new virus is a distinctly different coronavirus variant.
"There is still much we don't know about COVID-19 and, while the priority is to bring the outbreak of the infection caused to people under control as soon as possible, we are concerned for animal welfare with reports of animals being abandoned or killed because their owners fear that they might carry the virus," said association president Dr. Shane Ryan. "There is no evidence that this is necessary and we urge our members to ensure owners follow our guidance and keep themselves and their companion animals safe."
The following FAQ is excerpted from the WSAVA advisory:
Can the virus infect domestic animals?
Currently there is no evidence that pets or other domestic animals can be infected with this new coronavirus. Additionally, there is currently no evidence that pets or other domestic animals might be a source of infection to people with the new coronavirus. This is a rapidly evolving situation and information will be updated as it becomes available.
Should I avoid contact with pets or other animals if I am sick?
Do not handle pets or other animals while sick. Although there have not been reports of pets or other animals becoming sick with COVID-19, several types of coronaviruses can cause illness in animals and spread between animals and people. Until we know more, avoid contact with animals and wear a face mask if you must be around animals or care for a pet in order to protect the pet from the possibility of disease transmission.
What should I do if my pet or other animal becomes ill and was around a person with novel coronavirus?
If your pet or other animal becomes ill, call your veterinarian to let them know that you are bringing a sick pet that was exposed to a person with the new coronavirus. Do not take the animal to a veterinary clinic until you have had a discussion with clinic staff. Tell them about any contact the animal may have had with someone with COVID-19 infection.
If my pet or other animal has been in contact with someone who is sick, can they spread the disease to other people?
We do not yet know if animals can get infected. We also do not know if they could get sick from this new coronavirus. Currently there is no evidence that pets or other domestic animals can be infected with this new coronavirus. Additionally, there is currently no evidence that pets or other domestic animals might be a source of infection to people with the new coronavirus. This is a rapidly evolving situation and information will be updated as it becomes available.
What are the concerns regarding pets that have been in contact with people infected with this virus?
While this virus seems to have emerged from an animal source, it is now spreading from person-to-person. Person-to-person spread is thought to occur mainly via respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes. At this time, it's unclear how easily or sustainably this virus is spreading between people. Learn what is known about the spread of newly emerged coronaviruses. Importantly, there is no data to date that dogs and cats can become infected with COVID-19.
What should be done with animals in areas where the virus is active?
Currently there is no evidence that pets or other domestic animals can be infected with this new coronavirus. This is a rapidly evolving situation and information will be updated as it becomes available. Although there have not been reports of pets or other animals becoming sick with COVID-19, several types of coronaviruses can cause illness in animals and spread between animals and people. Until we know more, avoid contact with animals and wear a facemask if you must be around animals or care for a pet. However, people diagnosed with COVID-19 should stay away from pets to help protect the pet from the potential for disease spread.
How can I help protect myself and my clinic staff?
Visit the 2019-nCoV Prevention and Treatment page to learn about how to protect yourself from respiratory illnesses, like COVID-19. Consult the CDC's coronavirus page for more detailed information.
Should veterinarians start to vaccinate dogs against canine coronavirus because of the risk of COVID-19?
The canine coronavirus vaccines available in some global markets are intended to protect against enteric coronavirus infection and are NOT licensed for protection against respiratory infections. Veterinarians should NOT use such vaccines in the face of the current outbreak, thinking that there may be some form of cross-protection against COVID-19. There is absolutely no evidence that vaccinating dogs with the commercial available vaccines will provide cross-protection against the infection by the COVID-19, since the enteric and respiratory viruses are distinctly different variants of coronavirus. No vaccines are currently available in any market for respiratory coronavirus infection in the dog. [Information from the WSAVA Vaccination Guidelines Group].
The WSAVA represents more than 200,000 veterinarians worldwide through its 113 member associations. Its core activities include the development of WSAVA Global Guidelines in key areas of veterinary practice, including pain management, nutrition and vaccination, and the provision of continuing education. The work of the One Health Committee is supported by WSAVA Diamond Partner, Purina Institute.
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Respiratory System of a Rodent
By Tatyana Ivanov
Rodents are a class of mammals that include rats, mice, squirrels, gerbils, beavers, guinea pigs and other animals that have sharp incisor teeth. Rodents' respiratory system is similar to that of most other mammals, including humans. The respiratory system is used to inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. The rodent respiratory system consists of nostrils, lungs, a trachea and a larynx, though the size of these parts varies based on the size of the rodent.
Nostrils, Glottis and Pharynx
Rodents inhale and exhale through their nostrils. The nostril cavities are two small openings on the nose, separated by a septum. Air is brought in through these cavities and passed into the pharynx, then into the trachea and lungs. As a rodent is inhaling, the glottis, a small flap in the rodent's throat, closes to prevent food particles from entering the pharynx. This prevents the rodent from choking on food particles. Small rodents, such as mice, have smaller hearts that beat faster than the hearts of larger rodents, so these rodents breathe more frequently.
Trachea and Bronchi
The trachea is a tube, in the upper portion of the rodent's chest, that connects the pharynx and nasal cavities to the lung. The trachea, which is also called windpipe, is supported by rings of cartilage that prevent the tube from collapsing. Closer to the lungs, this pipe branches out into two tubes that are called bronchi. A right bronchus and a left bronchus connect the trachea to each corresponding lung cavity. Each bronchus connects to smaller bronchioles inside the lung cavity.
Larynx and Diaphragm
Though the larynx is not used for respiration, respiration is essential for the larynx because the sounds a rodent uses to communicate are generated by the passage of air through it. The larynx can be tightened or loosened to create the squeaks and other noises common to rodents. The diaphragm sits just below the lungs and looks like a sheet of muscle. The diaphragm helps aid the movement of the lungs as the rodents breathe.
Lungs and Ribs
The lungs are the primary organ of the rodent respiratory system. These two sacs that sit on either side of the rodent's heart and fill with air during inhalation. Each sac contains various branches of brachiole, as well as microscopic units called alveoli. The alveoli help assist the rodent with cardiac respiration. The walls of the lungs are quite thinly lined with pleura so that blood and gas pass through and are absorbed properly. Because of this, the lungs require the protection of the rib cage, which is a series of bones that encase the lungs.
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