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My unit is central to Indooroopilly, 3 minute walk to Indooroopilly Shopping Centre and a 2 minute walk to Train Station. The area has lots of alfresco dining areas and 2 movie theatres, one just a minute away. Fabulous spacious unit with great views and overlooks the river. Secure building with underground parking. Massive outdoor deck, air-conditioning, very modern and exceptionally well maintained. The complex has a pool on our level, I have Netflix, Stan and Internet. Modern furnishings and a beautiful decor. Your room also has access to large deck, modern furniture and TV. This would idealy suit a mature trustworthy student.
So I am a full time professional working mother, who is friendly and modern, I have a 13 year old son that lives with me only every other week. He is great, funny, awesome to be around, very independent and sporty. We are looking for someone responsible, respectful, tidy, equally friendly and extremely trustworthy.
Ultimately I would be really interested in someone who might be able to help out with collecting my son from school and drop to sport 3 afternoons a fortnight in exchange for a significant reduction in rent.
I have two small dogs (fur family) who are both friendly and loveable.
I have worked hard to have nice things around me and would need someone to be respectful of that and take care of things equally well.
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The former member of the SEBI Board, in a letter to the prime minister, alleges how an "informal clique of current and serving bureaucrats, SEBI officials, lawyers and corporate interests orchestrated a subversion of the due process of law". It vindicates Moneylife's stand on various regulatory issues that large media houses have been ignoring
Dr G Mohan Gopal, who heads the National Judicial Academy (NJA) at Bhopal, is in the news for his letter to the prime minister, pointing to "the gross abuse of power and corrupt practices in the SEBI board" to "protect SEBI Chairman CB Bhave". Moneylife Foundation has accessed the letter written to Dr Manmohan Singh on 24 December 2010, which was obtained by activist Subhash C Agarwal using the Right to Information Act (RTI).
The letter, we find, is far more explosive and detailed than has been indicated by media reports so far. Dr Gopal has not only described the manner in which SEBI systems and processes were vitiated to protect Mr Bhave, but it also highlights four "structural flaws" in the "legal framework for securities regulation", something that other self-appointed market experts have been labelling as perfect and getting favourable mention in the media.
Moneylife has already reported at length on the NSDL issue, which Dr Gopal describes as " 'Sebi-under-Bhave' judged and exonerated 'NSDL-under-Bhave' through a process that was thinly disguised as independent, but was, in fact, deeply vitiated and subverted".
Here are highlights of the many larger issues raised by Dr Gopal, on which the prime minister's office has remained silent for the past five months.
On subversion of the action against NSDL: Dr Gopal says, "an informal clique of current and serving bureaucrats, SEBI officials, lawyers and corporate interests orchestrated this subversion of the due process of law. They illegally interfered with independent SEBI adjudication, manipulated legal opinions, suppressed and misrepresented facts and misled the SEBI Board and Government officials about the legality of the Orders. Law, regulations and established precedent were violated. NSDL was given undue special treatment. NSDL was relieved of a fine of crores of rupees, and SAT decisions adverse to SEBI but favouring NSDL, were not appealed to the Supreme Court as they should have been".
On how the SEBI Board declared orders against NSDL as void: Dr Gopal says, "One of the most shocking and unprecedented actions taken by SEBI to exculpate NSDL was the board–for the first time in SEBI's history–setting aside quasi judicial orders which are, under the law, subject only to judicial review. He goes on to describe how the SEBI board "entirely disregarded" a statement by one of India's most eminent and respected jurists (former chief justice of India, J S Verma) who had said that SEBI's action "violated established legal and Constitutional principles".
On securities law: Dr Gopal says, four structural fault lines in the legal framework for securities regulation made this abuse of power possible. These are:
1. Inadequate transparency, public accountability; and parliamentary oversight: Dr Gopal points out that unlike in India, the US Securities Exchange Commission meetings are open to the public and the US Senate exercises close scrutiny over its workings. There is nothing comparable in India. There is also no framework for whistleblower protection. Dr Gopal points out how he was subjected to retaliation and attack without any protection. (It is stunning commentary of the poor governance in India that an extremely privileged and connected member of society, who heads a premier institution like the National Judicial Academy should complain of such harassment). Importantly, Dr Gopal joins voices like ours at Moneylife when he says, that there is 'a serious deficit in investor voice', essential for effective governance. He says, 'SEBI needs to encourage investor voices instead of being hostile to them unless they are friendly, in which case selective patronage may be extended to them'. Some of the friendly voices which receive selective patronage are large media houses.
2. Lack of protection against conflict of interest: Dr Gopal says that a Code of Conduct for the SEBI board was evolved at his instance, but the "mechanism was violated and then dismantled in the context of the NSDL matter". He says, that whole-time members of the SEBI board who were to be explicitly excluded from NSDL matters (since they report to the SEBI chairman operationally) were included in the decisions to favour Mr Bhave. Dr Gopal points to the role of Mr Mohandas Pai, who represented a SEBI-regulated entity, to chair the meeting that finally exonerated NSDL. The SEBI board, he says, "generously excused the conflict of interest arising out of the business relationship between Infosys and NSDL". Also, "it was perhaps for the first time in Indian history that judicial power was exercised by a serving private sector corporate official". As a result of these conflicts of interest, an influential bureaucrat-corporate-media nexus has emerged that has immense power to influence SEBI decision-making to its own advantage.
3. Ineffective framework for law enforcement: Dr Gopal says that the structure for law enforcement in SEBI is seriously flawed (something that Moneylife has repeatedly pointed out). There are overlapping enforcement and punitive provisions in the Act, which need to be rationalised. This subjects a regulated entity to multiple proceedings without a clear distinction between them. He also says, as we have in the past, that "major violations" established through investigation "are excused without punitive action through opaque consent orders and faulty adjudicator orders favouring wrongdoers–in such cases review by SAT (Securities Appellate Tribunal) would never be sought" because neither SEBI nor the wrongdoer want it. Consequently, "investors at large and the market are the voiceless victims". Dr Gopal points out to how a company guilty of "criminal market manipulation" was let off by a whole-time member asking it to "be more careful in future" (we believe this refers to the Zee group's role in the Ketan Parekh scam). He says, SEBI does not have "adequate focus and priority on law enforcement", with the result that it bent "backwards and violated the law to protect a favoured regulated entity rather than pursue it to enforce the law".
4. Outdated governance structure: Under this head, Dr Gopal says that the SEBI Act badly needs to be redesigned. It contains "too many explicit and implicit levers of bureaucratic and political control of the regulator on one hand and too little public oversight, transparency and public accountability on the other hand. SEBI in effect is run by an informal caucus of serving or former civil servants rather than domain experts". Having said that, Dr Gopal accuses the finance ministry representative (Dr KP Krishnan) of exercising "undue influence in the functioning of an independent regulator through informal back channels, through which SEBI officials were funneling information and documents to him, which he legally should not have access to. Dr Gopal says, "the government's interaction with the regulator would be 'over the counter' and not 'below the table'." Apart from this stunning indictment, the former SEBI board member, also says how SEBI and the National Institute of Securities Management (its education affiliate) "command huge financial resources with little accountability and transparency in its use". Further, the SEBI board "lacks relevant expertise" because it is "dominated by babus–serving and ex-bureaucrats".
Dr Gopal ends his five-page letter by asking the prime minister to order a high-level inquiry into SEBI decisions in relation to NSDL during Mr Bhave's tenure and to look into the structural issues raised by him.
What did the Prime Minister do? He merely forwarded the letter to the finance ministry. Frankly, even today, this explosive letter by Dr Gopal will probably attract some media attention, only because SEBI has been forced to do an about-turn due to the activist interest shown by the Supreme Court of India into the manner in which SEBI has been subverting regulations.
Here is a copy of the letter written by Dr Mohan Gopal to the prime minister
The food ministry has issued export release orders for 91,685.91 tonnes of sugar to 83 mills. The release orders for nine mills were not approved due to problems in their agreements or applications
New Delhi: The food ministry has issued export orders for nearly 92,000 tonnes of sugar to mills till last week out of the total quantity of five lakh tonnes that the government has allowed for outbound shipment, reports PTI.
Sugar mills cannot export their produce without a release order from the food ministry.
On 22nd March, an Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) on food headed by finance minister Pranab Mukherjee had allowed mills to export 5 lakh tonnes of sugar under an Open General Licence (OGL), which do not entail any restrictions.
The decision was notified on 19th April. Out of five lakh tonnes, 51,500 tonnes was reserved for neighbouring countries.
The remaining quantity was allocated between the mills on the basis of their average production over the last three years.
According to the latest data, the ministry has issued export release orders for 91,685.91 tonnes of sugar to 83 mills. The release orders were not approved for nine mills due to problems in their agreements or applications.
The EGoM had decided to allow mills to export a small quantity of 5 lakh tonnes as the country's output is estimated to cross domestic consumption after a gap of two seasons.
Prior to this, the government had allowed mills to fulfil their export obligation of about one million tonnes.
Sugar production of India—the world's second largest producer after Brazil—is estimated to rise to 24.5 million tonnes in the 2010-11 sugar year (October-September) from 19 million tonnes in the previous year. The country's annual demand is pegged at 22 million tonnes.
In the 2008-09 and 2009-10 sugar years, sugar production was below domestic consumption at 14.53 million tonnes and nearly 19 million tonnes, respectively. The country had to import about six million tonnes of sugar to meet the shortfall.
Mundra Port and Special Economic Zone reported a net profit of Rs676 crore in 2009-10
Mundra Port and Special Economic Zone (MPSEZL), an Adani Group firm, today reported a growth of 35.82% in its consolidated net profit at Rs918.14 crore for the year ended 31 March 2011. The company had reported a net profit of Rs676 crore in 2009-10.
Net sales of the company during the year rose by 33.74% to Rs2,000.11 crore vis-a-vis Rs1,495.52 crore in FY10, it said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange.
During the year, Mundra Ports' revenues from port and SEZ activities was at Rs1,863.40 crore, registering a growth of 34.29%, the filing said, the company had earned Rs1,387.53 crore from the same segment in 2009-10.
However, the company did not report its financial numbers for the quarter ended 31 March 2011.
On standalone basis, the company's net profit was Rs986.16 crore in FY11, registering a growth of 40.68% compared to Rs700.98 crore it had reported last fiscal. Its net sales were also up by 40.73% at Rs1,792.82 crore.
The Adani Group firm had announced last week that it has acquired long term lease to Abbot Point Coal Terminal in Queensland, Australia for about $1.8 billion, which also marks the beginning of the company's business expansion outside India.
The port, known as Abbot Point X50 Coal Terminal (APCT), is a profit-making port with expected revenue of 110 million Australian dollars in 2011. It presently has two berths capable of handling cape-size vessel of over two lakh tonnes dead weight tonnage (DWT), with annual installed capacity to load 50 million tonnes.
The company has recently won a contract for developing an import coal terminal at Vishakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh, while it aims to handle 200 million tonnes per annum cargo by 2020.
On Monday, MPSEZL ended 1.14% down at Rs130.50 on the Bombay Stock Exchange, while the benchmark Sensex gained 0.05% to 18,528.96 points.

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Sofia, Apr 29: Indian Chess champion Viswanathan Anand is quickly making his way towards lifting the trophy at the ongoing World Chess championship by taking the lead in the 12-game championship.
Anand won the fourth game against Bulgaria's Veselin Topalov to lead the 12-game journey by a 2.5-1.5 margin.
Even though the World Champion had a bad start as he lost the very first match, he quickly recovered by winning the second match. By clinching a draw in the third and winning the fourth, Anand has given the Indians something to hope for.
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How to Fix a spark plug well oil leak in a Honda Accord
If you've got oil leaking into the spark plug wells on your Honda Accord, you're not alone. This a pretty common problem, and fortunately for you this video is here to show you how to fix it, assuming you're decent at auto maintenance already. Make sure you line everything up when you reinstall the rock assembly!


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These rankings are not simply based on skill. Players were ranked on their importance to the team. Skill, a player's position, the depth of his position group, the odds he contributes, salary and draft history all play a part in how a player is ranked. More than the ranking itself, hopefully you will learn a little something about each of the 90 players in the process.
No. 6: Raji's rebound
Give B.J. Raji a break.
Raji, a Pro Bowler last season despite not being nearly as good as he was in 2010, played in 79.3 percent of the Packers' defensive snaps last season. The year prior, it was 85.2 percent. Of the Packers' defensive front seven last year, only Clay Matthews and A.J. Hawk played more snaps.
"B.J. probably played more than we'd hoped the last couple years," defensive coordinator Dom Capers said. "But that was more out of necessity. I just think if you can have a group of guys to where you can keep guys fresh heading into that stretch towards the end of the season, and big guys like that, if you're playing them every play, they're not going to be as effective for a higher percentage of those plays."
Raji wasn't effective last season, especially when compared ot 2010, when he lined up next ot Cullen Jenkins. Last season, he had three sacks and 20 total pressures on 499 passing plays, meaning he impacted the passing game 4.0 percent of the time. In 2010, he had 6.5 sacks and 35 total pressures on 485 passing plays, giving him a pressure rate of 7.2 percent. It was a similar tale in the run game, where Raji had seven run stops last season compared to 21 in 2010.
"Being a defensive linemen, there's always things you can work on because the margin for error is so small," Raji said. "You take one false step and the guy has you blocked. If you don't come off as hard, you're going to get pushed back. So, you can always do things better. We watch film every day and there's always little things you can do better. My goal is to keep the energy up."
No. 7: Worthy addition
Second-round pick Jerel Worthy is another piece to the defensive puzzle, both as a potential starter at defensive end in the base defense but as a much-needed upgrade as an interior pass rusher in nickel.
It's more than Worthy improving the defense at his position. The Packers' decision to let Cullen Jenkins depart in free agency was a mortal wound that kept getting picked open every gameday. If — and it's a big if — Worthy can become a force on passing downs, he'd become Raji's best friend. With an active Worthy, Raji can get more than an occasional breather. With an active Worthy, the interior offensive line will have a choice to make — put two on Raji or put to on Worthy.
It's the same premise that worked so well when Jenkins was in Green Bay. In 2010, Jenkins had seven sacks and, by the Packers' count, 21 quarterback hits by himself. In 2011, the entire defensive line combined for six sacks and 18 quarterback hits.
"We liked him as a player and we thought that he could add some juice to us," defensive line coach Mike Trgovac said. "We liked his quickness off the ball and stuff like that. We thought he played the run pretty well. We thought he was a complete player and he had some rare movement that's of his size."
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2013 has been one of my favorite years for gaming of all time. New entries released in some of my favorite series, and a game that finally toppled Wind Waker for my favorite of all time. I also got to finish some older games, and revisit a few I wasn't quite over. This blog series will show some appreciation to the games that made this year extra special!
The Last of Us
Initial post-game reactions (written just after completing the game):
"The Last of Us multiplayer has found its own slot among the multitude of competitive shooters on the market with its slow-paced and intense games. This is not a tacked on mode; on the contrary, it's one of the best multiplayer experiences on the market, and easily stands its own against the fantastic single player. When I say The Last of Us is one of my favorite games ever, the multiplayer mode is just as big a reason as Ellie and Joel."
-Early in the year Hiddenemerald (that's me!), in a published blog (The Last of Us Multiplayer Impressions)
My copy of "The Last of Us" has been played three times, once by each of my brothers, and we all had different reactions. My brother loved it, my older brother loved it, and I loved it. Ha. Tricked you. The Last of Us is a special game, and a stressful game (and I somehow mean that in a good way).
Typically when I play a game like The Last of Us, I have to take breaks every couple of hours. That wasn't so with The Last of Us. I played the game in two sittings, and only stopped because I value sleep. The Last of Us is engrossing the entire way through, and I really grew to care about Joel and Ellie. While the story certainly tore at the heart-strings, my favorite parts of The Last of Us were the gameplay and the sound design.
Clickers creep me the fuck out. Their clicking sound and their thirst for blood kept me on my toes (figuratively, I can't play standing up) as I wandered through the wasteland left by the fungi. Alongside the haunting soundtrack, you'd best believe I played with the lights on.
The gameplay shined brightest in the multiplayer. I play The Last of Us very much like I play Call of Duty, keeping track of everyone's movements to give me the feel of the match. And going rambo cause AIN'T NOBODY GOT TIME FOR THAT. I like stressing Regal out.
The ending of The Last of Us's single-player is perhaps my favorite video game ending of all time. It felt so true to Joel as a character, and I felt like it was what I would have done. Props to Naughty Dog for that.
FAVORITE MOMENT OF THE GAME: The ending
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311 E Orleans Street, Otsego MI, 49078
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Description for 311 E Orleans Street Otsego, MI 49078
Lives much larger then it appears! You'll be pleased with the tall ceilings and large rooms through out! Fresh paint and neat as a pin. 2 great size bedrooms on the main level and an office/den or 3rd small bedroom. Spacious living room open to the formal dining, ceramic tiled family bath, charming kitchen w/new dishwasher (appliances included), pantry and quaint coffee nook leading directly to the raised patio and beautiful partially fenced deep back yard with plenty of area for games, gardens or additional out building. The upper level is one large bedroom. Basement is clean, dry and appealing. Attached is a large one car garage with windows for sun light an access door off the back, additional parking beside, in front and behind the garage!! All this on a quiet city street with sidewalk
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The NFL opened the 2010 season right where it left off last season -- with exploding TV viewership.
The Dallas Cowboys' defeat of the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday night in the Hall of Fame Game earned the highest rating for a preseason telecast in six years.
NBC had the night's most-watched telecast, with the Red Sox-Yankees telecast on ESPN among its competition. The game drew a 7.6 overnight rating (percentage of TV homes) and a 13 share (percentage of TV set on tuned to game), the best performance for a preseason game since a Tennessee-Dallas contest on Aug. 30, 2004 drew 8.2/13.
Sunday night's game was up 31% from last year's Hall of Fame Fame when Buffalo and Tennessee squared off.
The NFL drew record TV ratings last season, with Super Bowl XLIV becoming the most-watched TV show of all time with 153.4 million viewers and a 45.0 rating.
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I would like to see pictures of the areas that you call home! Where do you keep your boat? What is it like where you go daysailing? Where are your favorite places to go that are close to home, that you can head to for a overnighter or a weekend?
This is our home port, Deep Cove BC.
Because we are located on an inlet quite far inland past Vancouver, if we only have a night or two we usually head north, Further up Indian Arm where both our clubs have outstations. They are about 11nm from our dock.
As you might guess by the geography we do spend a lot of time sailing in light winds, and they can be very shifty so you have to pay attention and take advantage of lifts and headers.
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Only pic I have of the dock...so far ! ;)
I'll be tied to the floater where the Helsen22 with the yellow sail cover is in the pic.
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Rockport Maine. Our dinghy dock is a 5 minute walk from home. It's a quiet working harbor.
The best thing about having a boat here, is the wind. Just outside the harbor, you can often pick up the prevailing southwesterly wind and head eastward across Penobscot Bay and beyond.
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What if Bush or Palin said this ?: "It was also interesting to see that political interaction in Europe is not that different from the United States Senate. There's a lot of -- I don't know what the term is in Austrian -- wheeling and dealing -- and, you know, people are pursuing their interests, and everybody has their own particular issues and their own particular politics" - Barack Obama, who apparently doesn't know that Austrians speak German.
Yes, but freedom fries were before Sarkozy: "In America, there is a failure to appreciate Europe's leading role in the world. Instead of celebrating your dynamic union and seeking to partner with you to meet common challenges, there have been times where America has shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive." - Barack Obama, Apologist-In-Chief. Maybe you didn't notice Barry, but Europe was pretty dismissive of YOU during your overseas lovefest. The NATO countries are bailing on the Afghanistan War. Someone please remind me, why does NATO still exist ?
Um, weren't those JUDEO-CHRISTIAN ideals and values ?: "One of the great strengths of the United States is -- although as I mentioned, we have a very large Christian population, we do not consider ourselves a Christian nation or a Jewish nation or a Muslim nation; we consider ourselves a nation of citizens who are bound by ideals and a set of values." - Barack Obama in Turkey.
The times, they are a changin': "London hosted a Group of 20 meeting amid chaos. Chinese communists are now the capitalists, France's president is Hungarian, the Anglo-Saxons are being led by a socialist and a Kenyan, and Germany is refusing to send troops into other countries. Astronauts aboard the Space Station report the Earth is spinning backwards." - comedian Argus Hamilton.
This guy knows liberals: "The Huffington Post is organizing "citizen journalists" to attend the protests, allegedly to "report." Which means that they will try to find someone in a crowd who says something stupid, will post it on the internet, and build an argument around it trying to demonize the movement. And left-wing bloggers will react in unison like dogs responding to a whistle, about the "dangerous" and "violent" and "racist" tea parties. This tactic is as old as time; or at least as old as the internet." - William Jacobson, creator of the website Legal Insurrection, describing the pre-emptive faux-horror strategy of the left about the upcoming "treasonous and seditious" tea party rallies. Which reminds me, I'll see you at the Cleveland Tax Day Tea Party rally on April 15th at Mall C from 4-6pm.
And here's the reason why we are having Tea Party rallies: "Finally, what of the claim not to raise taxes on anyone earning less than $250,000 a year? Even ignoring his large energy taxes, Mr. Obama must reconcile his arithmetic. Every dollar of debt he runs up means that future taxes must be $1 higher in present-value terms. Mr. Obama is going to leave a discounted present-value legacy of $6.5 trillion of additional future taxes, unless he dramatically cuts spending. (With interest the future tax hikes would be much larger later on.) Call it a stealth tax increase or ticking tax time-bomb.What does $6.5 trillion of additional debt imply for the typical family? If spread evenly over all those paying income taxes (which under Mr. Obama's plan would shrink to a little over 50% of the population), every income-tax paying family would get a tax bill for $163,000. (In 10 years, interest would bring the total to well over a quarter million dollars, if paid all at once. If paid annually over the succeeding 10 years, the tax hike every year would average almost $34,000.) That's in addition to his explicit tax hikes. While the future tax time-bomb is pushed beyond Mr. Obama's budget horizon, and future presidents and Congresses will decide how it will be paid, it is likely to be paid by future income tax hikes as these are general fund deficits." - Michael Boskin.
For science lover's only: "New research from NASA suggests that the Arctic warming trend seen in recent decades has indeed resulted from human activities: but not, as is widely assumed at present, those leading to carbon dioxide emissions. Rather, Arctic warming has been caused in large part by laws introduced to improve air quality and fight acid rain. Dr Drew Shindell of NASA's Goddard Institute of Space Studies has led a new study which indicates that much of the general upward trend in temperatures since the 1970s - particularly in the Arctic - may have resulted from changes in levels of solid "aerosol" particles in the atmosphere, rather than elevated CO2. Arctic temperatures are of particular concern to those worried about the effects of global warming, as a melting of the ice cap could lead to disastrous rises in sea level - of a sort which might burst the Thames Barrier and flood London, for instance.Shindell's research indicates that, ironically, much of the rise in polar temperature seen over the last few decades may have resulted from US and European restrictions on sulphur emissions. According to NASA:Sulfates, which come primarily from the burning of coal and oil, scatter incoming solar radiation and have a net cooling effect on climate. Over the past three decades, the United States and European countries have passed a series of laws that have reduced sulfate emissions by 50 percent. While improving air quality and aiding public health, the result has been less atmospheric cooling from sulfates." - Lewis Page, The Register.
Snort. I knew those NASA guys were nothing but a bunch of evangelical religious nut holocaust denying flat-earther zealots in the pocket of big oil. Geez. Don't they know the "debate is over," as the pre-eminent [non]scientist Al Gore says ? Enough with this so-called "science." It only confuses people.
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In the past, students have been able to study abroad more than once. Again, this comes down to good planning with your advisor and the OIE.
What is the required GPA to study abroad?
Most programs have a GPA requirement of 2.5, but requirements could be more strict or more flexible depending on the program. If you have a GPA lower than the program requirements, you should address why in your personal statement.
I don't speak a foreign language. Is it still possible to study abroad?
Absolutely! There are plenty of programs in English speaking countries that can work for you, and many students are able to take English courses in countries where they do not speak the language. If you want to study in a country where English is not the primary language, don't let that discourage you-- there are likely many options for you!
Is it possible to study abroad on a program that is not in the SUNY system?
Yes, though participating in such programs does require a few extra steps for students. If you are interested in a non-SUNY program, you should speak with the Office of International Education right away!
Will my major allow me to study abroad?
Any major can study overseas, it just takes good planning! Many SUNY programs are offered at large, comprehensive universities that allow students to take coursework in a wide variety of fields. Additionally, students have the opportunity to participate in internships abroad, which can often count as major credit. If a semester is not an option for your major, winter and summer programs still allow students to go abroad and graduate on time.
How much does study abroad cost?
The cost of study abroad varies greatly between programs. Some programs can be less than a semester at Fredonia, while others are more costly. With more than 600 programs to choose from, there is not a standard cost for students. Students can be sure, however, that they can find a program that fits in their budget and time frame.
Is financial aid or scholarships available for my study abroad program?
Students participating in full time study abroad programs (12+ credits for a semester, 6+ credits for a summer or winter program) are able to use their financial aid toward their program. In many cases, students are eligible for more loan money and students are always encouraged to apply for scholarships. You can find out more information on scholarships on OIE's scholarship webpage.
How do I apply to study abroad?
Once again, application processes vary by SUNY program. Additionally, different SUNY study abroad offices have different application procedures and methods (online vs. written). In most cases, students will need an official transcript, study abroad essay, and two faculty references for the SUNY application, though other documents may be needed. For students participating in semester programs will need to first apply to the Study Abroad Office at the SUNY administering campus and will apply to the university abroad after their acceptance through the administering campus.
If you are applying to a non-Fredonia program, you must meet with the Office of International Education.
Can I apply to more than one program?
Yes, we encourage you to apply to a few programs to increase your choices.
How do I apply for or renew a US Passport?
You can find detailed information on applying for a US Passport here.
Will I need a visa to study abroad?
Visa requirements very from country to country and program-to-program. In any case you will need a valid passport for entry into any country. Visa application usually occurs after your acceptance into the university abroad. For visa information pertaining to a specific country visit the US State Department travel site.
How do study abroad credits and grades transfer back to Fredonia?
If you are attending a SUNY program, grades do count toward your GPA and your courses can be counted toward your degree. Once OIE receives your transcript from your university abroad or the SUNY administering campus, we convert and average them. The grade then appears on your transcript as INED4XX, the course you applied for here at Fredonia. If you are hoping to take courses toward major, minor, or CCC requirements, you must complete the Course Approval process prior to leaving Fredonia to determine course equivalencies. For more information on this process, visit OIE's course approval process page.
If you are studying on a non-SUNY program, your credits will come in as transfer credit and will not effect your GPA.
Will I know what courses I am taking before I go abroad?
In most cases, students know what courses they are taking before they go abroad. Sometimes, however, course schedules are not released until very late or registration does not occur until student arrival. If that is the case, students should correspond with their Department Chairs and the Office of International Education about course selection via email.
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What if I change my course schedule while abroad?
Students that change their course schedule while abroad should be in touch with their Department Chair(s) and the Office of International Education immediately. Through email correspondence, students should provide course descriptions or syllabi so that Department Chairs may work to quickly determine course equivalency. Once courses have been approved, OIE will update the Course Approval Form and keep email correspondence in student files.
How do I register for classes for next semester while I'm abroad?
During Advising Week, you should reach out to your Academic Advisor and ask that they give you your registration PIN via email. You may then register abroad as you would normally through Fredonia's Your Connection during your scheduled registration time. Please take note of time differences, as your registration time follows EST.
I've decided to stay another semester abroad, what do I do?
Contact the Office of International Education and find out what steps you need to take to continue your education abroad
How do I apply for Fredonia on-campus housing while abroad?
You can apply for housing through Your Connection. If you have any issues or questions, you can contact the Office of Residence Life.
I'm graduating when I return from study abroad, what do I need to do?
The first step is to determine with your Academic Advisor that you have or will fulfill all of the requirements for your degree. Be sure to apply for your degree and notify the Registrar's Office that you intend to graduate. Following the completion of your semester abroad, the Office of International Education will submit your grades to the Registrar so that they can issue your degree.
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- 1[singular] the action or unpleasant sound of one thing rubbing roughly against another the scrape of iron on stone She felt the scrape of wall against bare skin. the scrape of chairs being moved damage
- 2[countable] an injury or a mark caused by rubbing against something rough She emerged from the overturned car with only a few cuts and scrapes. difficult situation
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Yardymly (meteorite)
|Yardymly meteorite
In Şamaxı Astrophysical Observatory
|Structural classification
|Coarse octahedrite
|IAB complex[1]
|92,7% Fe, 6.6% Ni, 0.41% Co, 0.18% P
|Yardymli Rayon
|38°56′N 48°15′E / 38.933°N 48.250°ECoordinates: 38°56′N 48°15′E / 38.933°N 48.250°E
|Observed fall
|Fall date
|November 24, 1959[1]
|150.29 kilograms (331.3 lb)
|Alternative names
|Aroos, Iardymlinskii, Jardymlinsky, Yardymlinskii[1]
The Yardymly[1] meteorite (also known as Aroos meteorite, Azerbaijani: Yardımlı meteoriti or Ərus meteoriti) is an iron meteorite that fell in Yardymli Rayon, Azerbaijan on November 24, 1959. The remains were discovered in the nearby village of Aroos. With five individual specimens, the total weight of the meteorite is estimated at 150.29 kilograms (331.3 lb).[2] The meteorite is kept in the Institute of Geology of Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences. According to the director of Şamaxı Astrophysical Observatory Eyub Guliyev, the Yardymli meteorite may originate from the shower of Perseids.[3]
The eyewitnesses saw the bright bolide flying through clouds from southwest to northeast.[2] The falling was accompanied by a bright, blinding flare brighter than solar illumination and a noise similar to rolling thunder. The illumination embraced the area of ca. 2,800 square kilometres (1,100 sq mi).[4] The fall of individual pieces was accompanied by a whistling and drone, resembling that produced by a jet aircraft or missile.[2] The examination of chemical and physical properties of the meteorite was led by Azeri researcher Mirali Qashqai. The meteorite features a sizeable Widmanstätten pattern[5] and an anomalously low amount of tritium. Similar tritium anomalies were detected previously in other iron meteorites.[6]
At the request of American scientists, the Soviet Meteorite Committee sent the meteorite samples to California University, Cambridge Astrophysical Observatory and the Institute for Nuclear Researches of Chicago University, as well as to CERN.[5] One of the samples was preserved in Fersman Mineralogical Museum.[5]
Individual pieces[edit]
In order of discovery:
- 1st 11.3 kilograms (25 lb)
- 2nd 5.7 kilograms (13 lb)
- 3rd 5.93 kilograms (13.1 lb)
- 4th 0.36 kilograms (0.79 lb)
- 5th 127 kilograms (280 lb)
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d Meteoritical Bulletin Database: Yardymly
- ^ a b c Permanent Commission of Meteorites of the International Geological Congress
- ^ (Russian)В Азербайджане будут наблюдать за потоками Персеид Echo
- ^ Soviet Azerbaijan Encyclopedia (Baku, 1981), vol. 5, p. 80
- ^ a b c (Russian)Ярдымлинский метеорит Russian Academy of Sciences
- ^ Argon-37, Argon-39, and Tritium in Meteorites... Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Department of Energy


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Cesc Fabregas is poised to return from injury as Arsenal entertain West Ham United tomorrow, but William Gallas' fitness is an ongoing concern for his manager, Arsène Wenger.
Gunners captain Fabregas has been out since 6 March – missing the matches with Porto in the Champions League and Hull City in the Premier League – because of a hamstring injury but is expected to pass a fitness test this morning and return for Arsenal as they continue their efforts to challenge Manchester United and Chelsea in the title race.
Tomas Rosicky is also anticipated to be fit following a groin problem, but the central defender Gallas has "an endless calf injury", according to Wenger.
Gallas has missed the last six games and is set to be out for at least two more matches – missing the Hammers contest and the match at Birmingham City next Saturday.
"Cesc and Tomas have a final test tomorrow morning," Wenger told Arsenal TV yesterday. "They should be available for Saturday. From the last game [against Hull] we don't lose anybody. So normally we should have Fabregas, [striker] Carlos Vela and Rosicky back. Plus, of course, we have Alexander Song coming back from suspension.
"However, William Gallas will not be available this week or at Birmingham. It is going on and on. It is a concern. It is an endless calf strain and so we need Sol Campbell and Mikaël Silvestre to be highly ready to help us out."
Song will be back from a two-match suspension against the Hammers and Vela could be added to the squad as Arsenal seek to enhance their title drive after their late 2-1 win at Hull last weekend.
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Chennai: Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Thursday decided to donate his remuneration of two test matches to the victims of the Mumbai terror attacks.
"Dhoni had decided to donate his two match fees to charity for victims of Mumbai terror attacks," sources close to him disclosed.
"But we don't know it would be from which two matches," the source added.
In the worst ever-terror incident that hit the country , more than 200 people lost their lives and hundreds were injured.
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The match fees for the two-Test series amounts to around US $12,000 for Dhoni.
He also wants his teammates to take a other steps to express their solidarity with the Indian nation.
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A Republican Senator who was shortlisted to be Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential running mate has come out in support of gay marriage after learning that his own son is gay. Rob Portman, 57, of Ohio, announced his policy reversal and the personal reasons behind it in interviews with CNN and several newspapers in his home state.
His decision has brought support from both sides of the aisle, but not from everyone in the conservative camp. A spokesman for the National Organisation for Marriage (NOM) yesterday accused the Senator of "shrinking the size of the GOP tent".
Senator Portman said his 21-year-old son Will, a junior at Yale University, had come out to him and his wife Jane in February 2011. "It allowed me to think of this issue from a new perspective, and that's of a dad who loves his son a lot and wants him to have the same opportunities that his brother and sister would have – to have a relationship like Jane and I have had for over 26 years," he told the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
In an op-ed for the Friday edition of the Columbus Dispatch, Portman wrote: "I have come to believe that if two people are prepared to make a lifetime commitment to love and care for each other in good times and in bad, the government shouldn't deny them the opportunity to get married."
In 1996, as a congressman, Portman voted in favour of the Defence of Marriage Act. The Senator's unexpected news comes just a fortnight before the Supreme Court is due to consider changes to the Act, and to the controversial Proposition 8, which outlawed same-sex marriage in California. "I thought it was the right time to let folks know where I stand," he said.
As a potential candidate for the vice-presidency, Portman says he was heavily vetted by the 2012 Romney campaign, and informed Romney at the time that his son was gay.
He is the only sitting Republican senator to publicly support marriage equality. Among those he consulted before making his decision public was Dick Cheney, the former vice-president, whose daughter Mary is gay. Portman said Cheney advised him to "follow [his] heart" on the issue.
Many conservative voters, however, remain staunchly opposed to gay marriage.
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The contrast and colour boosting Dramatic Tone mirrors the results achievable from compacts that offer high dynamic range modes, such as the HDR Art function on the recently reviewed Casio Exilim EX-ZR10. However the results from the Olympus are in a different league, and although one might argue inessential, certainly aren't a gimmick either, as we'll explain shortly.
The smattering of manual controls on the XZ-1, including the quartet of program, aperture priority, shutter priority and full manual, are joined on the same shooting mode dial by a user-attributable custom mode, dedicated low-light mode, reliable scene and subject-recognising iAuto for point and shoot simplicity, plus the aforementioned Art and subsequent 'Scene' modes. There are 18 of the latter, biased towards portraiture and landscapes in the main and including a simple to use but slow to process panorama mode.
Slightly more unusually we also get a multi-exposure mode, and two underwater shooting settings. Incidentally we felt that the shooting dial itself was a little looser than it might have been - as we accidentally jogged settings fetching the camera in and out of a jacket pocket. The probability of this happening feels somewhat amplified by its positioning at the top right-hand edge of the camera's top plate.
The overall impression given by the XZ-1's control set is that, much like the Pen range, those photographers who want to get hands-on can, while those who would rather leave the tricky choices up to the camera are equally sated thanks to iAuto (intelligent Auto) mode. Turn the camera's dial to iAuto and there's a Live Guide feature, showing the effects of any setting changes in real time on screen, so that the user knows if they like the look before applying them.
At the bottom of the tool bar are options to, for example, adjust colour saturation or blur the background; we also get an instructional 'Shooting Tips' section. Predictably, given the XZ-1's intention to appeal to the broadest possible audience, this kicks off with recommendations on how to photograph children and pets.
The Olympus XZ-1 is quick to respond once turned on. A press of the small on/off button nestling next to the shutter release button, itself encircled by the zoom lever, and the lens shoots forward from its storage position to maximum wide angle setting. There's no automatic sliding lens cover protecting the glass, just a plastic slip-on lens cap. The rear OLED screen blinks into life a mere moment later, the entire process from dormant to having a finger hovering over the shutter release button taking just under two seconds. It's comparable to the kind of response you'd expect from a starter DSLR.
A half press of said shutter release and the Olympus borrows a trick from its DSLRs in being lightning quick to determine focus and exposure thanks to its contrast detection AF system; the appearance of the AF point, signified by the usual box highlighted in green (or red if you're too close and focus can't be determined), and beep of affirmation being nigh instantaneous. As expected, we also get AF tracking here, useful for subjects moving about the frame.
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very good!
like XZ-1
good performance
Very good tool. Light, but sensor is greater.
This model has a lot of fans in Japan.
Various modes fun.
Macro function is excellent.
Rough monochrome function to entertain me.
F1.8, and HD logo. They were unnecessary. Its design is amateurish.
Depiction of this camera is delicate.
I can understand that very long popularity of this camera.
The price of this camera are sold cheap in spite of excellent features.
This feature is too good at this price. Great for consumers.
Representation of the XZ-1 is very smooth.
Excellence of the CCD sensor has been demonstrated.
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