Here at WorkflowMax, we firmly believe that the animals we co-habitate with (be they cats, dogs, goldfish, or unkempt flatmates) can teach us important lessons about life. Cats, by their nature, are clever, discerning, and always able to land on their feet - they are born to be consummate business leaders. And so, when we look for lessons to learn in business, we look first to the cat.
Here are ten important business lessons we can learn from our feline friends.
Sometimes you just have to let go, and trust that everything is going to work out OK. After all, no matter how bad things get, eventually you will land on your feet.
You can't do everything on your own. Empower your team to reach for the stars.
Don't measure your success on this earth in material possessions and cash in the bank (even though it does help). Think about what else defines success to you - is it a job well done? Is it creating an enjoyable office culture? Is it helping young, enthusiastic entrepreneurs get their start?
Even when things don't go our way, there are lessons we can learn that we can continue to apply to our business. Look back at the times when things went wrong - what lessons can you apply going forward?
This means getting enough sleep, spending time with family and friends, staying healthy, and laughing deep and heartily every now and then.
Whether you're selling products or services, there are always going to be competitors in your marketplace. Your job is to hunt out the need they aren't filling, and position your company in that gap. That's where your people are.
Or, alternatively, just fall asleep on top of your phone.
The internet and phone calls can be a huge, unwelcome distraction when you've got something urgent due. Unplug and focus on one important activity at a time.
Grit and determination will win the day. Remember, the only people that have truly failed in life are the people who said, "I quit" when things got tough.
The bravest, most successful business owners are the ones who fly in the face of convention and forge their own path.
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Q: Forcing CSS style attribute to center elements on a page I have a scenario where I have a complex web app that uses a lot of CSS/JS frameworks/libs and a
 on one of my pages isn't rendering correctly.
Here's my code snippet, but I unfortunately can't provide a full code example because of the numerous JS/CSS frameworks involved:

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So what I'm trying to do is center everything inside the centerme div horizontally. Currently the above attempt isn't working, but according to CSS Tricks, I just need to apply the following style to my div:
.centerme {
    margin: 0 auto;
}

Now it is my understanding that any style attribute I apply to any HTML element will always take precedence over other styles/rules governing that element, yes?!? So why then is it not taking precedence in my code?
In other words: What style attributes can I set that will force the browser to center my div no matter what other rules have been defined?

A: Your div needs to have a defined width for the margin auto to work:
Set Width:
#centerme {
    margin: 0 auto;
    width: 500px;
}

A: If you want to center dynamic width element, you could either:

.centerme {
  display: table; /*shrink-to-fit*/
  margin: 0 auto;
}

yes

or:

.container {
  text-align: center;
}
.container .centerme {
  text-align: left; /*reset if necessary*/
  display: inline-block;
}

yes

A: Your selector is an ID

but you pointed as a class .centerme {}
You must use # to point an ID #centerme {}
Also #centerme must have a defined width
example:
#centerme {
    width: 90%;
    margin: 0 auto;
}

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Q: Un MenuContextual distinto para cada ImageButton Cómo puedo tener un menú contextual diferente para distintas ImageButton?
Por ejemplo, para ser concreta:

Imagen 1 - Menú Contextual 1
Imagen 2 - Menú Contextual 2
...

Así hago para tener un menú contextual en una ImageButton:
    registerForContextMenu(icon_cat_accesorios);

}
        @Override
        public void onCreateContextMenu(ContextMenu menu, View v, ContextMenu.ContextMenuInfo menuInfo) {
            super.onCreateContextMenu(menu, v, menuInfo);
            MenuInflater inflater = getMenuInflater();
            inflater.inflate(R.menu.menu_accesorios, menu);
        }

        @Override
        public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
            switch (item.getItemId()) {
                case R.id.prueba1_menu:
                    Intent abc = new Intent(getApplicationContext(), prueba.class);
                    startActivity(abc);
                    return true;
                case R.id.prueba2_menu:
                    Intent def = new Intent(getApplicationContext(), prueba.class);
                    startActivity(def);
                    return true;
                default:
                    return super.onOptionsItemSelected(item);

            }
        }

A: En este caso puedes crear otro menú (.xml) el cual sería abierto de acuerdo al boton que tu asignes.

Ambos botones deben estar registrados para abrir el menú contextual.
registerForContextMenu(imageButtonA);
registerForContextMenu(imageButtonB);

Al abrir el menú contextual (por medio de onCreateContextMenu() ) se determina el id del botón (vista) y el menú que abrirá el botón.
@Override
public void onCreateContextMenu(ContextMenu menu, View v, ContextMenu.ContextMenuInfo menuInfo){
    super.onCreateContextMenu(menu, v, menuInfo);

    MenuInflater inflater = getMenuInflater();
    if(v.getId() == R.id.ImageButtonA) { //Boton A abre menú definido en menu.xml
        inflater.inflate(R.menu.menu, menu);
    }
    if(v.getId() == R.id.ImageButtonB) {
        inflater.inflate(R.menu.menu2, menu); //Boton B abre menú definido en menu2.xml
    }
}

Ahora para determinar que abriremos a partir de la opción del menú lo realizamos dentro de onContextItemSelected()
public boolean onContextItemSelected(MenuItem item) {

    switch (item.getItemId()) {
        case R.id.prueba1_menu:
            Intent abc = new Intent(getApplicationContext(), SecondActivity.class);
            startActivity(abc);
            return true;
        case R.id.prueba2_menu:
             Intent def = new Intent(getApplicationContext(), prueba.class);
             startActivity(def);
             return true;
        default:
            return super.onOptionsItemSelected(item);

    }
}


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Antonio Ananiew (ur. 8 maja 1965 w Sofii), bułgarski piłkarz, grający na pozycji bramkarza, oraz trener piłkarski.

Kariera klubowa
Jest wychowankiem Sławii Sofia. W barwach tego klubu występował przez siedem sezonów: w drugiej połowie lat 80. Sławia należała do czołówki ligi bułgarskiej i, chociaż ani razu nie zdobyła mistrzostwa kraju, to dwukrotnie kończyła rozgrywki na trzecim miejscu, raz na drugim, ponadto dwa razy triumfowała w rywalizacji o Puchar Bałkanów. Ananiew w ostatnich dwóch sezonach spędzonych w Sławii o miejsce w pierwszej jedenastce musiał walczyć z reprezentantem kraju Iwko Ganczewem.

Od 1992 do 1994 roku był zawodnikiem dwu innych klubów sofijskich: Łokomotiwu i CSKA, z którym wywalczył wicemistrzostwo Bułgarii.

Latem 1994 roku wyjechał do Niemiec, gdzie występował już do końca piłkarskiej kariery. Początkowo przez dwa lata był piłkarzem drugoligowego Energie Cottbus. W 1996 roku zadebiutował w Bundeslidze w barwach 1. FC Köln. Jednakże w ciągu całego sezonu był tylko zmiennikiem Bodo Illgnera i w konsekwencji w lidze niemieckiej zagrał jeszcze jedynie sześć razy. Od 1997 roku występował wyłącznie na boiskach 2. Bundesligi: najpierw jako zawodnik Lokomotive Lipsk (16 meczów), następnie przez trzy sezony w barwach Chemnitzer FC (48 meczów).

Kariera reprezentacyjna
W reprezentacji Bułgarii zadebiutował w pierwszym meczu (21 sierpnia 1991) selekcjonerskiej kadencji Dimityra Penewa przeciw Turcji (0:0). W kadrze wystąpił jeszcze trzykrotnie. Chociaż to on był zmiennikiem Borisława Michajłowa w czasie eliminacji do Mundialu 1994 (wystąpił w kwalifikacyjnym spotkaniu ze Szwecją, 1:1), to na mistrzostwa pojechał starszy od niego o cztery lata Płamen Nikołow. Na tym turnieju Bułgarzy zanotowali najlepszy wynik w swojej historii występów w mundialach - dotarli do półfinału.

Po zakończeniu kariery piłkarskiej pracował jako scout i asystent trenera w Chemnitzer FC. Następnie szkolił swoich następców w saudyjskim An-Nassr. Od 2006 roku jest pracownikiem Energie Cottbus, gdzie najpierw był scoutem, a od 2008 jest trenerem bramkarzy.

Sukcesy piłkarskie
 wicemistrzostwo Bułgarii 1990, III miejsce w lidze bułgarskiej 1986 i 1991 oraz Puchar Bałkan 1986 i 1988 ze Slawią Sofia
 wicemistrzostwo Bułgarii 1994 z CSKA Sofia

Reprezentanci Bułgarii w piłce nożnej
Piłkarze Sławii Sofia
Piłkarze Łokomotiwu Sofia
Piłkarze CSKA Sofia
Piłkarze Energie Cottbus
Piłkarze Chemnitzer FC
Bułgarscy trenerzy piłkarscy
Ludzie urodzeni w Sofii
Urodzeni w 1965

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FTSE 100 Live: Federal Reserve rates outlook feeds market caution
(Evening Standard)
Stock markets are under pressure amid signs that central banks will continue their aggressive stance on interest rate hikes.
Minutes of the US Federal Reserve's July meeting appeared to dash Wall Street hopes of a pivot in the pace of monetary tightening, although inflation data published since then has been more encouraging.
US markets closed lower last night and European markets are under pressure today, with traders expecting more big UK rate rises after yesterday's 10.1% inflation figure.
FTSE 100 Live Thursday
Rate rise expectations weaken markets
AO World posts £37m loss, shares rise
Angling Direct warns over heatwave impact
PwC partners' profits pass £1m mark for first time
11:08 , Simon Hunt
UK partners at accountancy and consulting firm PwC were paid an average of more than £1 million for the first time last year.
The London-based giant said consulting revenues were up by a third reflecting "exceptional clients demands to challenges and opportunities on multiple fronts".
Group profits grew 24% to £1.4 billion in the year to end June and profit per partner averaged £920,000, up 12%. This was topped up by an average of £105,000 per partner in the firm of a distribution from the sale proceeds of PwC's global mobility and immigration arm, making a total of £1.025 million.
The bonus pool was up £10 million at £138 million.
Made.com shares fall again as it looks at cash injection
Shares in beleaguered furniture retailer Made.com dropped a further 10% in early trading today as the company confirmed that it could seek a cash injection.
This follows last month's dive of 40% as the markets reacted to a trading warning that included a strategic overhaul of its business and potential lay-offs. The shares have fallen nearly 95% in the past year.
In response to reports, Made — founded by Brent Hoberman and investor Ning Li — said it would consider "all options to allow it to strengthen its balance sheet".
"Made confirms that these options include a potential equity capital raise… a further announcement will be made if and when appropriate."
FTSE 100 lower, Angling Direct down 18%
10:23 , Graeme Evans
Angling Direct shares are down 18% after the fishing tackle retailer warned over the heatwave's impact on sales in one of its peak trading months.
The recent poor fishing conditions have come on top of cost of living pressures as the chain lowered its revenues guidance and said it now expects 2023 earnings of between £3 million and £3.4 million, down from £4.3 million seen previously.
Angling Direct, which has 43 stores as well as online operations, said it continues to grow market share but shares dived 18% or 6.5p to 30p on AIM today. The stock had been above 80p in 2021 after interest in the sport was boosted during the Covid pandemic.
The London market's bigger fish were also under pressure today after the FTSE 100 index fell 19.17 points to 7496.58. The decline came as sentiment weakened on the prospect of more big interest rate hikes in the UK and United States.
The top flight's decline also reflected a large number of stocks now trading without the right to their most recent dividend award. They included Legal & General, Berkeley, GSK, Anglo American, Prudential, LSE, Aviva and HSBC.
Support in the FTSE 100 came from BP, Persimmon and Glencore after their shares rose more than 1%.
The UK-focused FTSE 250 was just 2.07 points lower at 20,024.97, but Balfour Beatty added a further 10.4p to 330p after UBS raised its price target to 400p following yesterday's better-than-expected half-year results.
FTSE 100 slips, Balfour Beatty adds 2%
The FTSE 100 index is down 12.57 points at 7503 as sentiment is impacted by the prospect of more big interest rate hikes in the UK and United States.
The top flight's decline also reflected a large number of stocks trading without the right to their most recent dividend award. They included Legal & General, Berkeley, GSK, Anglo American, Prudential, LSE, Aviva and HSBC.
The biggest risers in the FTSE 100 were Ocado, Persimmon and Barratt Developments after gains of more than 1%.
The UK-focused FTSE 250 edged 49.35 points higher to 20,076.39, with construction and infrastructure group Balfour Beatty adding a further 2% on top of the 10% surge seen yesterday on the back of strong half-year results.
AO World posts £37m loss but shares rise
08:26 , Neil Hunter
Annual results from online electricals retailer AO World have highlighted the impact of supply chain disruption, labour shortages and a growing cost of living crisis for consumers.
Revenues of £1.37 billion in the UK were down by 4.6% from 2021's strong performance during Covid lockdowns, but represented a 52% rise on a like-for-like pre-pandemic basis.
The various logistical challenges encountered during the year reduced underlying earnings to £8.5 million and meant the Bolton-based company recorded a bottom-line loss of £37 million, compared with £20 million profit the year before.
Shares have fallen from more than 230p in September to below 40p, but were up 10% to 44p today after AO said its estimate on the costs of closing its German business will be at the low end of its previous guidance at no more than £5 million.
Recent trading in the UK has been in line with AO's expectations for the 2023 financial year, which is for revenues of between £1 billion and £1.25 billion and underlying earnings of between £20 million and £30 million.
Fed rate rise outlook hits US markets
Evidence that Federal Reserve policymakers are not yet ready to alter their hawkish view on interest rates weighed on US markets yesterday.
Minutes of the Fed's most recent meeting at the end of July showed little change in the commitment to get inflation back towards 2%, although members did raise concerns they might tighten too much given the lagging impact of rate hikes.
They said it would become "appropriate at some point to slow the pace of policy rate increases", but there was little in the report to back up recent stock market optimism about the emergence of a "Fed pivot".
Inflation data published since the meeting has been better-than-expected and policymakers will have a further set of price and jobs figures to digest before their next decision on 21 September.
US rates are currently in a target range of 2.25% to 2.5% but the comments from the Fed officials point to a further increase of 1.5% by the year end.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.5% and the tech-focused Nasdaq Composite lost more than 1%, with disappointing earnings reports also a factor in the poor performance.
The FTSE 100 dropped 0.3% to 7515 yesterday after a three-day winning run and is expected to open slightly lower today.
Swiss gold exports to China surge to 5-1/2-year high

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Q: In TCP receive, opencv imdecode function returns zero from second turn in a while loop I try to display an image stream using a series of images that are transmitted via TCP communication.
In a sender side, multiple jpg image files are encoded as binaries using 'imencode' and transmitted serially.
In a receiver side, the received data is decoded and saved in a cv::Mat variable using 'imdecode' in a while loop.
The first received data is correctly decoded and saved in the cv::Mat variable but the second received data is not correctly decoded.
The 'imdecode' function, at this time, returns zero and all data is NULL.
How can I decode the binary data continuously in a while loop
Below is a part of my code

while (1) {
        cv::Mat img_rcv;
        std::vector<char> buffer;
        char recvbuf[FULL_BUFLEN];
        size_t len = sizeof(recvbuf);
        char *p = recvbuf;
        dataReceived = 0;

       /////////* receiving data *////////
        while (len > 0 && (dataReceived = recv(ConnectSocket, p, len, 0)) > 0) {
            p += dataReceived;
            len = len - (size_t)dataReceived;
            if (len > 0 || dataReceived < 0) {
                continue;
            }
        }
        buffer.assign(recvbuf, recvbuf + sizeof(recvbuf));
        img_rcv = cv::imdecode(buffer, 1);

        // Display the resulting frame
        cv::imshow("received Image", img_rcv);
        ...

    }

'img_rcv' in a first loop is correctly generated so I can see the image using cv::imshow but the 'img_rcv' returns zero from the second loop.
I checked the 'recvbuf' is updated in the second loop.


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Q: inOrder traversal works but keeps printing None at the end My inOrder traversal code works except it prints None at the very end after all the values have been printed. Can someone tell me why? Thanks!
def inOrder(self):
    if self:
        if self.left:
            self.left.inOrder()
        print(self.value)
        if self.right:
            self.right.inOrder()

A: I believe you are doing something like print(something.inOrder()) instead of something.inOrder()


Regular air conditioning maintenance is a vital piece of your home's overall comfort and efficiency. It is just saddening to know that most homeowners only think about A/C maintenance when their units break down. For equipment like air conditioners, utmost care and attention are required to maintain its best shape throughout the year.
Take a look at this A/C maintenance checklist for your guide.
Thermostat. See if the batteries are still working. Do a quick inspection on your thermostat for loose or damaged wires. Calibrate if needed.
Air Filters. When air filters get clogged, it can cause trouble for everyone in the house. Be sure to check the filters once a month to know if they need replacement or cleaning.
Motors & Bearings. Dirty and dry motors are risky for your air conditioning unit. To avoid failure on the motors, check and lubricate them as often as possible. Improperly lubricated bearing and other rotating components inside the system can lead to sudden A/C breakdown.
Evaporator Coil. Inspect and clean this part as needed. Also, don't forget to clean the condensate drain lines.
Electrical Connections. Look for loose connections on the motor, compressor, and have them fixed or tightened as soon as you noticed the problem.
You also have to look into the ducts to spot leaks, dirt, and debris. Ducts need to be cleaned regularly for proper airflow and healthier indoor air.
Capacitors and Contactor. They serve as the electrical channel of your cooling system. Their amp and volt must be tested to prevent electrical issues that may arise.
Check the condenser unit for the right refrigerant level. You can adjust it if necessary.
Remove dirt, dust, weeds, bushes, debris or anything that can block the unit. Eliminate any obstructions in and around the unit so the air can circulate properly.
Go into the drain openings and remove any restrictions or obstructions.
Clean the condenser coil as necessary.
Make sure to lubricate the fan blades and motor fan especially for old A/C units.
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West Ham vs Arsenal: Match Preview | Premier League 2020/21
By Varun Pai
image credit: @Youtube / James Parmenter - West Ham Chat
An oddly interesting tie is about to take place on Sunday afternoon as Arsenal face West Ham at the London stadium, with the Gunners looking to gain some ground in the Top 8 race. However, West Ham United will go into this game with more to lose as they are fighting for a Top 4 position and a win over the Gunners will put them level on points with Chelsea, who currently occupy the 4th spot.
After the first couple of games of the season, most people would have expected Arsenal to have been in contention for something West Ham are now and it tells you how poor Arsenal have been throughout the season, not taking anything from West Ham, who have been sublime this term.
CAN ARTETA CONTINUE THE MOMENTUM FROM THE WIN IN THE NORTH LONDON DERBY?
Although Arsenal must be jubilant about their win against Spurs last weekend and their qualification into the last 8 of the Europa League, it does not paint a similar picture. Arsenal for the last 15-20 mins against Tottenham were playing against 10 men and looked the worse side, while in their Europa league 2nd tie against Olympiacos, the Gunners lost the game 0-1 at home but, still went through to the last 8 due to their 3-1 win in the first leg against the Greek side. This talks about the current atmosphere at the club and Mikel Arteta will be hoping his players can bounce back and secure a resounding win against the Hammers on Sunday.
The biggest talking point last weekend was when Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was benched against Tottenham, and while the Gunners got the win, the Gabonese striker would have wanted to be on the pitch for the big game.
The striker did go on to start against Olympiacos but just couldn't find the back of the net. The 31 year old is going through a rough patch which was crystal clear as he chipped the ball wide while he was on through on goal in a 1v1 situation with Jose Sa, the Olympiacos goalkeeper. He also went on to miss a sitter from 4 yards out in the dying ends of the game, something the Gabonese might have put in the back of the net 2 or 3 months ago. It would now be a shock if Aubameyang does start against West Ham on Sunday, as Alexandre Lacazette has led the line well in recent weeks.
Apart from the issue in the forward line, Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka are likely to start against West Ham with either Emile Smith Rowe or Willian forming the trio behind the striker. Thomas Partey will start alongside Granit Xhaka, while the backline of Luiz-Gabriel-Tierney-Bellerín has been rock solid and will most likely be fielded on Sunday again.
Arteta needs a convincing win from his men desperately and defeating 5th placed West Ham would be a positive step in that direction.
CAN MOYES AND WEST HAM HANDLE THE PRESSURE AS THEY ENTER THEIR LAST 10 GAMES ?
West Ham United have performed above and beyond expectations this season and David Moyes has been the key man behind all of it as the Hammers already have 4 more wins than they did in the entirety of last season. However, the more astonishing fact would be how close West Ham are to sealing a Champions league spot for next season. Currently 5th with a game in hand, West Ham are only 3 points away from 4th placed Chelsea but the road to securing a Top 4 finish will be a hard one for the Hammers as they face Arsenal, Leicester City and Chelsea in their next 5 games and a victory against Arsenal on Sunday will put considerable pressure on Chelsea.
West Ham are coming into this game on the back of a loss against Manchester United and it was more about the manner in which the Hammers lost rather than the 1-0 score-line. West Ham had zero shots on target while they also only managed 2 corners as compared to the Red Devils' 6 on the night and it displayed how poor West Ham were going forward. The attack looked so dry that Moyes had to put on Manuel Lanzini and Said Benrahma by removing Mark Noble and Ben Johnson just past the hour mark. While they did look lively, even they could not conjure a shot on target and West Ham's loss meant that they could not overtake Chelsea, who faltered themselves last Saturday as they drew with Leeds United.
While there might be not several changes in the game against Arsenal on Sunday, Moyes will surely revert to a 4-2-3-1 formation as Jesse Lingard will return to the starting lineup after being ineligible to play against his parent club, Manchester United last weekend.
Arsenal have been awful defending against galloping strikers this season and Michail Antonio will surely take a run at the aging David Luiz, as Moyes will be keen on a victory against the Gunners, after they lost to them in their 2nd game of the season.
PREDICTED LINEUPS:
West Ham United:
Lukasz Fabianski- Vladmir Coufal; Issa Diop; Craig Dawson; Aaron Creswell-Tomas Soucek; Declan Rice- Jesse Lingard; Jarrod Bowen; Saïd Benrahma- Michail Antonio.
Bernd Leno- Hector Bellerín; Gabriel; David Luiz; Kieran Tierney -Granit Xhaka; Thomas Partey- Bukayo Saka; Martin Odegaard; Emile Smith Rowe- Alexandre Lacazette.
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The Jordan Brand Wings Scholars Program comes to Manila
"Showing up for basketball culture is core to our purpose at Jordan Brand. And when you think about the community in Manila who shows so much love for the game, it only makes sense that we would bring Jordan Wings to them, to extend this spirit of excellence." ~Craig Williams, Jordan Brand President
Jordan Brand Expands its Wings Scholars Program to the Philippines, Breaking Down Barriers to Higher Education. Incoming college students will pursue dream courses at Ateneo De Manila University.
Jordan Brand Wings Scholars Program, the brand's community impact platform that provides education opportunities for youth who need it most around the globe, has brought the full-board college scholarship grants to the Philippines.
Six high school graduates will receive four-year scholarships to Ateneo de Manila University and pursue the course of their choice. Jordan Brand partnered with children's rights organization Bahay Tuluyan to identify the six young students who are now part of the global community of Wings Scholars pursuing their dreams of excelling in life through quality higher education.
In partnership with Bahay Tuluyan, each Wings Scholar will also receive skills training, career guidance and mentorship throughout their 4-year tenure at the university.
"Ateneo de Manila University instills in its students a spirit of excellence through education and a commitment to give back to the community – a value which now connects the six scholars with the Jordan Brand Wings Scholars Program's own purpose. With the power of these two organizations behind them, the path for these scholars is bright and I wish them every success in their future." ~Kiefer Ravena, Ateneo Alumni and Jordan Brand's first Filipino Athlete who currently plays in the B. League, Japan's men's Professional Basketball League, welcomed the six scholars to the Jordan Family
So far, the Wings Scholars program has been launched in the United States, China and France. The Philippines is the first country in Southeast Asia to join the global initiative which has funded more than 2,886 students since 2015.
Meet the Wings Scholars from the Philippines, Class of 2026.
Sports-minded Jürgen San Agustin from Ateneo de Zamboanga will pursue a BS in Management Information Systems, specializing in analytics. He desires to be an NBA analyst one day. Lean Villar, a volleyball enthusiast, wants to become a clinical psychologist to promote mental health & wellbeing and will major in psychology.
Czarina Leviste will take up a BA Health Sciences degree with an aim to provide free health services to more people in the future. Harriet De Leon who has been exposed to special education through her parents, will major in political science and aspires to open doors to education for all kids one day.
Science-inclined badminton athlete Adrian De Guzman wants to make the most of his education. As a student of B.S. Computer Science, he wants to give back to the community and the future generation. Math-whiz Coleen Reyes will take up Applied Mathematics and masters in Data Science and aims to create tools that will help change the game for those who seek mentorship, guidance and education.
This first group of Jordan Brand Wings Scholars is scheduled to graduate in 2026.
About Jordan Brand Wings Scholars Program
The Jordan Brand Wings Scholars Program inspires youth around the world to achieve greatness on their own terms. It was inspired by Michael Jordan's legacy of greatness and commitment to education. The Wings Program was founded in 2015 and works with more than 30 partners globally to unlock access to education and mentorship for youth who need it most. Its purpose is to provide opportunities and access that helps youth realize their true potential through education and create a better future.
About Bahay Tuluyan
Bahay Tuluyan is a Manila-based non-government organization that is committed to building a world where every child's rights is respected, protected and fulfilled. Through children-centred programs and services at grassroots level and dynamic collaboration with local and international partners, Bahay Tuluyan brings social development and change among young kids. The organization was founded in 1987 and operates in Manila, Laguna and Quezon.
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Imagination of a Monarchy
Studies in Ptolemaic Propaganda
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Scholars have long known that the Egyptian Ptolemaic monarchy underwent a transformation between 323 and 30 BC. The queens of that dynasty started as subordinates of the kings but ended as their superiors. Exactly when and how this change occurred has proven problematic for modern scholars. R.A. Hazzard argues that this change was put in motion by Ptolemy II, who glorified his sister ArsinoT and made acceptable a civilian style of kingship based on piety towards his real and mythical ancestors. Ptolemy's support and elevation of his sister inspired the queens of the line to assert themselves at the expense of their male associates. The process culminated in the absolute rule of Kleopatra VII after 47 BC.
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Double whammy: Brexit, Rexit to drag Sensex down
The benchmark BSE Sensex could dive to 22,000 levels by the end of the current fiscal, owing to adverse global developments following Britain's exit from the European Union, says a report.
According to financial services firm Ambit Capital, while the direct effects of Brexit on India appear "worrisome but manageable, it is the second round impacts that could affect India more profoundly."
These include China seizing Brexit as an opportunity to devalue decisively its currency and Europe facing a recession.
Accordingly, the report said, "fair value for the Sensex is 29,500 for fiscal ending March 2017, we reiterate that there is a high risk of the index sliding to 22,000 in the wake of adverse global developments".
The report noted that the increase in global uncertainty owing to Brexit alongside Raghuram Rajan's departure from the RBI could trigger a flight of FII debt from India, which in turn is likely to push up the short-term commercial paper and commercial deposit rates.
On global developments, Ambit observed that as Brexit is likely to create sustained demand for US dollars as investors seek a haven in an uncertain world.
"This appreciation in the US dollar gives China a golden opportunity to seize the opportunity thrown up by Brexit to decisively devalue its currency and thus boost its flagging GDP growth," the report said.
Noting that Europe is already dealing with negative CPI inflation and negative interest rates, Ambit said it will now have to contend with the prospect of a drop in business confidence, which could tip EU into recession and thus destroy its enfeebled banks.
Moreover, Ambit said the UK having voted to exit the EU would also trigger direct adverse changes for India such as its exports and a slowdown in FDI and FII flows into the country owing to low confidence among global businesses.
These would also put pressure on the rupee as well as pressure on domestic money market liquidity.
"Since any regions import demand is driven by its GDP growth, Indias exports to the UK, as well as EU, are likely to be adversely impacted as EU accounts for 17 per cent of Indias exports with the UK having a share of 3 per cent," Ambit said.
"Britain's exit from the EU is likely to lower business and investor confidence levels around the world which will adversely impact FDI as well as FII flows into India," it added.
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