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As part of Innovators Premier league 2 (IPL2), Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre along with IIC & Department of Civil Engineering has coorganised a motivational session by successful entrepreneur "My Story" On 22nd November 2022. The session was handled by our M. Tech Structural Engineering Alumnae (2017-2019) Mr. Althaf M., CEO of DArch Architects based at Kollam.
Sree Buddha College of Engineering has signed an MoU with IIIC (Indian Institute of Infrastructure and Construction) Kollam on 6th April 2022 in presence of Dr. K Krishnakumar, Principal, SBCE, Pattoor, HoD of Civil Department Dr. Gouri Antherjanam and IIIC director Dr. Sunil Kumar. The features of MoU are:
1.Students who enter fifth semester can enroll for a dual certificate program. They can complete Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Construction Management (PGD ACM) immediately after finishing the eighth semester. Internships, labs and industry visits are included in this hybrid program.
2.Faculty immersion program equips engineering tutors to get an industry exposure along with their already existing academic credentials.
A long term mutually beneficial association IIIC, Kollam is expected through the MoU.
The inaugural function of 6th Annual Conference Series of Sree Buddha College of Engineering was held at 10.30 AM on 23rd June 2022 in the Conference hall at Library Building of the Sree Buddha College of Engineering (SBCE), Pattoor, Alappuzha. Dr. K. Krishnakumar, Principal, Sree Buddha College of Engineering presided over the inaugural function. Dr. Sivasankar S., P.G. Dean, SBCE warmly welcomed the dignitaries and the gathering to the function.
The conference series was inaugurated by the Chief Guest, Dr. Samson Mathew, Director, of National Transportation Planning & Research Centre (NATPAC) – Kerala State Council for Science Technology and Environment (KSCSTE). In the inaugural address, he advised the delegates to explore the opportunities in the field of research and the possibilities to get financial assistance from various funding agencies. Prof V. Prasad, Secretary of Sree Buddha Educational Society offered felicitations and expressed his expectations that the conference series will serve as an effective platform for the faculty members, researchers and students to discuss up on their innovative research ideas. Ms. Aparna B. Lal, P.G. students' coordinator delivered the vote of thanks.
Under this conference series, SPICE'22, was conducted by the Department of Civil Engineering, BRIO'22 was conducted together by the department of Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering and department of Food Technology, RTACT'22 was conducted by the department of Computer Science, REACT'22 was conducted by the department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, ASET'22 was conducted by the department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and RAMMTS'22 was conducted by the department of Mechanical Engineering. About 80 papers were presented under this conference series from various universities across the nation.
Introduction to Ocean Engineering & Career prospects
The Dept. Of Civil Engineering organised an online webinar session on 'Introduction to Ocean Engineering & Career prospects' on 6th March 2022 at 11 am. The session was conducted as part of #CIVIL VIBES – webinar series on Industry Interaction with Industrial professionals. The session was handled by Mr. Arunjith Avaneendran, Senior Maritime Engineer at Jacobs, Dubai. He is an alumnus of TKMCE and IIT Madras. The session covered coastal, offshore, marine, dredging engineering etc, and the job
opportunities for civil engineerss in these areas as well. Mr. Arunjith also explained about the institutions offering the course ocean engineering and also briefed on companies in this field. Ms. Regi P. Mohan . Asst Professor, Civil department was the coordinator of the session. More than 60 participants attended the webinar including B. Tech and M.Tech students. The session ended by 12.30 pm.
A mix design workshop on 'Hot Weather Concreting' was organized by the Department of Civil Engineering on 17th and 18th February 2022 at the Concrete lab of the department in association with DH Academy. The two-day workshop was inaugurated by Head of the Department Dr. Gouri Antherjanam. The resource person for the workshop was Er. Shyju Nair, CEO of DH Academy. The topics discussed in the workshop were mix design concepts, ingredients of concrete and their properties, design approaches etc. A detailed session was conducted about the initial and final stage hardening properties of concrete, various tests conducted to check qualities of concrete, working of secondary cementitious materials in concrete and types of cement currently available in the market. The training was also given on mix design procedure as per IS 10262 – 2019 and finding the properties of fresh concrete. The coordinators of the workshop were PG Coordinator Dr. S. Sivasankar, and Assistant Professor Ms Anusree Lal. First and second-year M. Tech Structural Engineering students of the department attended the workshop. It was very informative on concepts of concrete mix design and gave a good experience to all participants
Sustainable Practices in Civil Engineering (SPICE'21) is the 5th National Conference conducted by department of Civil Engineering, Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Pattoor with a focal theme, Sustainability in Civil Engineering. The sub themes were Structural Engineering & Sustainable Construction Technology, Water Resource & Environmental Engineering, Geotechnics and Transportation Engineering, Modelling and Computational Techniques in Civil Engineering and GIS application in Civil Engineering.
The two day national conference was conducted on 10th and 11th June 2021 through Google Meet Online Platform. The paper presentations were evaluated by 9 panels. Dr E V Nampoothiri, Former HoD (CE), TKMCE, Dr Sajeeb R, Professor, TKMCE and Dr Nivin Philip, Associate Professor, Saintgits College of Engineering, Kottayam were the expert members in the evaluation panel.
On the first day, 10th June, following the inaugural function, the technical sessions of 'SPICE'21 were started at 11:30 am through Google meet platform. On the first day, 25 online presentations were evaluated by 5 parallel panels. And remaining 34 presentations were evaluated on the second day, 11th June, by 4 parallel panels. The presentations were over by 4:00pm on 11th June, 2021.
Ms. Sruthi S, PG Student of NSS College of Engineering Palakkad received the Best Paper Award for the paper titled "Fatigue Behaviour of Prestressed Concrete Beam under Cyclic Loading". The Second Best Paper Award was shared by Dr Uma Chaduvula, Faculty of Pandit Deendayal Energy University, Gandhinagar for the paper titled "Sustainable Use of Fiber Reinforced Expansive Clay in Barrier Systems" and Ms Anju Manohar, PG Student of MES College of Engineering Kuttippuram for the paper titled "Travel Demand Strategies for Congestion Mitigation".
Date of the event : 1st August, 2020
The department of Civil Engineering has organised an online alumni meet on 1st August 2020 through Google meet. Dr Gouri Antherjanam, HoD, Civil Department delivered the welcome speech. The meet was inaugurated by Shri K K Sivadasan, the honorable treasurer of SBES and was presided by Principal Dr S Suresh Babu. Dr R Gopakumar, Professor, department of Civil Engineering and Asst Professor Mr Ashok Mathew, felicitated the meeting. Assistant Professor and Alumni coordinator Ms Namitha Chandran, presented the current status of Department. Asst Professor Ms Sreelekshmi S , delivered the vote of thanks.
The alumni interaction was conducted in two sessions. The first session was for 2012 to 2015 passed out batches. There were 100 participants. The second session was for 2016 to 2019 passed out batches. There were 97 participants. HoD Dr Gouri Antherjanam, presented NBA accreditation activities and made the alumni aware of the Vision, Mission and PEOs of the department. The meet was very interactive and the representatives from each batch shared their memories, job experiences and suggestions to improve the trainings given to the forthcoming batches. The suggestions included job oriented trainings, soft skill training and career guidance for students apart from their regular curriculum. They also ensured their support and participation in the future endeavors of the department. The session ended by 8.30 pm.
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FDP on 'Forensics in Civil Engineering'
Date of the event : 27th& 30th July, 2020
The five day online FDP on "Forensics in Civil Engineering" was organized from 27th -30th July & 3rd August, 2020 by the department of Civil Engineering, Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Pattoor in association with IE(I) Kollam local centre and Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC) SBCE, Pattoor.
The inaugural function of the FDP was on 27th July, 2020 at 9.00 am. Head of the Department Dr Gouri Antherjanam, delivered the welcome address and Dr N Ganesan, Professor, NIT, Calicut inaugurated the programme. Er K Sivadasan, Hon. Chairman of IE(I), Kollam Local Chapter gave felicitation and Prof Ashok Mathew, Asst Professor, SBCE, Pattoor proposed the vote of thanks.
Following the inaugural function expert talks on various aspects of Forensics in Civil Engineering were taken in 9 sessions on five days. The structure of the programme was arranged such that it will be beneficial to the wide range of participants. The sessions were handled by well experienced and competent academicians and industry experts such as Dr N Ganesan, Professor, NIT Calicut, Dr Nivin Philip, Associate Professor, Saintgits College of Engineering, Pathamuttom, Dr N Unnikrishnan, Professor, Govt, Engineering College, Thrissur, Dr Anil Joseph, Managing Director, Geo Structurals Pvt Ltd, Dr Jayamohan J, Professor & HoD (CE), LBSITW, Poojappura, Prof Pradeep P, Asst Professor, Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Pattoor, Dr E V Nampoothiri, Professor & HoD (CE), Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Elavumthitta, Dr Vasudev R, Associate Professor, TocH Institute of Science & Technology, Ernakulam and Dr Ramaswamy K P, Assistant Professor, TKM College of Engineering, Kollam. An average of 80 active participants which included faculty from various engineering colleges and polytechnic colleges, practicing engineers from government and private sector, research scholars and PG scholars attended the sessions.
From the experience of the renowned speakers detailed sessions were taken about Principles of Forensic Engineering & Non Destructive Testing (NDT), various equipment that can be used for forensic investigation, different aspects of structural forensic investigation and geotechnical forensic investigation based on case studies, causes and remedies for corrosion in structures, report generation of these investigations, legal aspects and about a novel technology; X-ray computed microtomography. The feedback from participants after every session clearly indicated the well acceptance of the programme.
The FDP ended with a valedictory function held on 3rd August, 2020. The function was presided over by Dr S Suresh Babu, Principal, Sree Buddha College of Engineering. Dr Gouri Antherjanam, HoD (CE), Sree Buddha College of Engineering delivered the welcome address and Ms Shobha Elizabeth Thomas, Asst Professor, SBCE, Pattor presented a brief report of the FDP. Dr K P Ramaswamy, Assistant Professor, TKMCE, Kollam, Ms. Athira Sasidharan, Faculty, Govt. Polytechnic College, Kothamangalam, Mr Balagopoal V, Faculty, IIIC, Kollam and Ms Sahira Bhanu, PG Scholar, SBCE, Pattor expressed their feedback about the FDP. Mr Ashok Mathew, Asst Professor, SBCE, Pattoor gave away the vote of thanks.
The civil engineering association "CASTELLOS" for the academic year 2019-20 was inaugurated on 21st October 2019 at library conference hall. Presided over by the principal of the college Dr. S Suresh Babu, head of the department Dr Gouri Antherjanam, the function was inaugurated by esteemed chief guest Superintendent Engineer Johnson K. Distinguished guests, faculties and students of the department also attended the inaugural ceremony. The program commenced with prayer. The welcome speech was delivered by Dr Gouri Antherjanam and the presidential address by Dr Suresh Babu. This was followed by the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the honorable chief guest and the dignitaries on and of the dais. The inaugural address was given by the chief guest and enlightened the importance of engineering in day to day life and motivated the students to do better in the future. The felicitation on the graceful occasion was delivered by Dr E K Bhass, PG Dean. The function was concluded with a vote of thanks by Jobin Boben.
The inaugural ceremony was followed by a technical talk by the respected chief guest on the "Recent trends in Civil Engineering".
The association of civil department "Castellos" had organized an exhibition "SAMSKRITHI" on 26th and 27th November 2018, as a part of Xplore-'18 held in college. Main works were the floating house constructed on the punja in front of civil department, tree house, suspension bridge created at the entrance of department, art gallery, model of a rocket launching station and many more still and working models. Suspension bridge and tree house were constructed using the locally available bamboo.
All expo works were created by the students themselves. Students from various schools came to witness the expo. For them it was a very exciting and a different experience. Introducing and discussing technical related things seems very interesting. Floating house was the centre of attraction of the expo and got appreciations from all around the college. Also, the whole expo events were covered by the media.
IE(I) Students Chapter, Department of Civil Engineering, Sree Buddha College of Engineering (SBCE), Pattoor, Alappuzha along with IE(I) Kollam Local Centre celebrated the world habitat day. In association with this program one day technical talk on "Solid Waste Management" was conducted by Mr Subhash Varma, Professor, Department of Architecture, TKM College, Kollam on 1 October 2018 at conference hall. 120 participants attended the function. Dr Gouri Antharjanam, HoD, Department of CE gave the welcome address on this occasion. She expressed the importance of observing The World Habitat Day. And also, she notified her expectation in young engineers and pioneers for the better future. The function was presided over by Dr S Suresh Babu, Principal, SBCE. In his presidential address he expressed his concern over the increasing amount of wastes in urban and rural area. He mentioned about the possibilities of ecofriendly construction and use of resources without depleting it. K K Sivadasan the college treasurer inaugurated the function. Prof Madhav K, IEl Coordinator, SBCE in his facilitation pointed out the role of Habitat Day by reminding us about the sources and amount of solid wastes.
Prof Pradeep P, Asst Professor,department of CE in his facilitation pointed that for the past 50 years environmental pollution was not much considered and now it became a fact which affect the human existence.
Dr E K Bhass, P G Dean, Dept of CE, SBCE gave the vote of thanks.
The function continued with a technical talk on "Solid Waste Management" by Mr Subhash Varma Professor Department of Architecture T K M College Kollam. In his talk he told about the importance and the way of eradication of solid waste which has heightened in Kerala after flood. He mentioned that waste is not waste but it's another resource if we manage it well. He also said that as an initiative step micro level solid waste management should start from our homes. The UN agenda of this year is for World Habitat Day 1 October 2018 is Municipal Solid Waste Management.
A technical talk on "Necessity of Water Purification and its Controlled Usage" by Er Ajaykumar, Kerala Water Authority organised by Department of Civil Engineering, under "Prabhodhana" sponsored by KSCSTE under Science Popularization Programme on 18/09/2018 for school students.
The Department of Civil Engineering, Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Pattoor organized a six day Faculty Development Programme on " Modelling of complex problems in ANSYS Software" scheduled from 16th to 21st July 2018. Dr E K Bhass, Head of the department, formally inaugurated the session. Dr Gouri Antherjanam, Professor, Departement of Civil, was the chief advisor of the programme. Ms Ritzy R, Assistant professor Department of civil coordinated the workshop. ANSYS workshop was a highly demanding training program considering its application in Research and Development (R & D) field. The problem solving in ANSYS require high skills and experience.
The resource persons were Dr Akash Rajan, Vibration Analyst CEO, Tyrannus Innovative Engineering & Research Academy (TIERA) CET-TBI College of Engineering Trivandrum and Dr Nivin Philip, Associate Professor,Mar Baselios Christian College of Engineering & Technology, Idukki. The resource persons highlighted the following key areas: Introduction to ANSYS APDL and Workbench, Basics of FEA (focus on statics): Node numbering, Connectivity , Writing the first APDL code, Load Step Vs Time Step, Non-linear analysis, Linear and Nonlinear buckling and Concrete modelling and crack studies. The worksop was highly beneficial to the researchers interested in exploring the capabilities of ANSYS software.
A six day short term training programme was organized by Department of Civil Engineering, from 21-26th May 2018. The training program aimed at knowledge enhancement in the field of concrete structures for Faculty Members, Research scholars and PG students of civil engineering Stream from all engineering colleges. Professor Dr Gouri Antherjanam and Ms Regi P Mohan, Assistant Professor were the course coordinators. It mainly focused on Analysis and Design of Concrete Structures, Bridge construction, Construction challenges & Solutions, Durability of Concrete Structures, Sesismic design of RCC structures, Structural Health Monitoring and Retrofitting of existing RC structures etc. Eminent professors from National Institute of Technology Calicut and other state of the art institutions led the classes. The training programme was inaugurated on 21/5/2018 by Dr N Ganesan, Professor, National Institute of Technology Calicut, Chairman Prof K Sasikumar, Principal Dr S Suresh Babu, Treasurer Shri K K Sivadasan, Department Head Dr E K Bhass, other department HODs, Course Coordinators, faculties, PG scholars and external participants were present.
Dr N Ganesan took class on 'Investigation of distress in RCC structures using NDT methods' after the inauguration. He covered many field situations of distress occurred in RCC structures. Dr Lalu Mangal, Retd. Professor from TKM College of Engineering, Kollam handled session on 'Problems in construction field and their solutions' and explained about the challenges during the construction phases for many consultancy works and the remedial measures taken. Dr Narayanan S, former Professor, TKM college of Engineeering Kollam handled session on 'Rehabilitation aspects of concrete structures'. Dr E V Nampoothiri, Retd professor from TKM College of Engineering and present HOD, Civil department SBCE Elavumthitta handled a session on 'Rehabilitation of concrete structures'. Dr Nampoothiri detailed about the structural health monitoring, sensors and actuators, retrofit strategies adopted globally, concrete sustainability concerns – BEES approach, BEES methodology, LC Analysis of a building, Environmental impact assessment etc. Dr Dhanya BS, Associate Professor, department of civil Engineering, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Kottayam explained about all durability tests done on concrete according to codal provisions. Mr Anup Joy, Assistant Engineer, PWD roads section, Kozhenchery handled a session on 'Challenges in Bridge construction'. Mr Anup Joy detailed about the planning stage, location study, fixing of foundation, piling, pile cap construction, pier construction, design and construction stages of bridges, curing and maintenance stages. Dr Abey E Thomas from College of Engineering, Aranmula handled session on 'Seismic design and detailing of RCC buildings using IS 1893 and IS 13920'. He explained about Seismic design methods, Seismic damages in buildings, Importance of ductility in seismic design of RC structures etc. On the last day of training program, field visits were arranged to Enath Bridge site and to Vazhiyambalam bridge site, Karuvatta Veeyapuram road. About 15 faculty members and 40 M. Tech students attended the training programme. Sessions were highly beneficial for faculty and PG scholars for updating their knowledge level and to enhance their research interests in the field of advanced design of concrete structures.
The two day conference on Advances in Civil Engineering, conducted under the second annual conference series "E2F2" of Sree Buddha College of Engineering, highlighted the theme Sustainability in every aspects of Civil engineering. Eighty one papers were presented in the conference, from various engineering colleges in Kerala
The technical sessions of ACE 2018 conference are held on 17th and 18th April 2018. A total of 81 papers were presented and discussed in 8 technical sessions, two sessions on 17 April and six sessions on 18 April 2018. Each technical session is conducted by an expert panel consisting of an external subject expert as Session Chair and a faculty member of SBCE as Rapporteur. Each technical session started with an introductory speech by the Chair. For each paper, 15 minutes was allotted for oral presentation and 5 minutes for discussion. Technical sessions are conducted at two venues on 17 April2018. A total of 24 technical papers are presented and discussed in these sessions. On 18 April 2018, technical sessions are conducted at six parallel venues. A total of 57 technical papers are presented in these sessions. As per the decision of the Conference Committee, there was one paper selected for the award for best paper, and three papers selected for the award for second best paper. Ms Lakshmi Elizabeth Joseph, Saintgits College of Engineering, Kottayam received the best paper award. The second best paper award is shared by three participants; Ms Akhila V of NIT, Rourkela, Ms Shahana S of Mar Basalios college of Engineering and Technology, Trivandrum, and Ms Greeshma Subhash of Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Pattoor.
Post Graduate students Interdisciplinary Forum (PGIF) of SBCE had coordinated a seminar on Disaster Management for P.G. students of Department of Civil Engineering on 08th August 2017 at Conference hall, library block. Mr Amal Raj M, assistant professor on Disaster Management from Institute of land and Disaster Management (ILDM, Government of Kerala) and Mr Arun G, first aid trainer and health inspector, Government of Kerala were the chief guests. M. Tech Structural engineering students attended the seminar. College Principal Dr. S Suresh Babu presided over the Inaugural ceremony. Mr. Amal Raj M. handled the technical session on Disaster Management Policies and Earth quake response. Disaster, its various aspects and the control policies adopted by government were detailed. He briefed on how ILDM is acting as a focal point at state level, for imparting training in the field of disaster prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, relief, rehabilitation etc; undertaking research, documentation and development of database. This seminar was conducted aimed at providing awareness about various natural and manmade disasters and the immediate measures to survive them. Mr. Arun G. handled another technical session on Medical first response and Rescue Techniques. He detailed various first aids and rescue techniques adopted during accidents and disasters. Demonstrations were also shown on some rescue techniques.
Dr. E.K. Bhass HoD CE and Dean of PG Studies made concluding remarks and vote of thanks was given by student representative. Dr. E.V. Nampoothiri, Professor and U.G.Dean, Ms. Regi P. Mohan PGIF Coordinator, from the department and other faculties were also present
Workshop on "Applications of ANSYS in Structural Engineering Problems" was organized jointly by Department of Civil Engineering and Indian Concrete Institute Student Chapter, Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Pattoor during November – December, 2016. The workshop involved hands-on training on ANSYS software; a world renowned and widely accepted Finite Element Analysis package and comprised of two day basic level training conducted from 8th to 9th of November 2016 in which 51 M Tech students participated and advanced workshop conducted from 19th to 21st of December 2016 in which 30 aspirants participated including 23 external participants from various engineering colleges in Kerala.
A one day faculty development programme 'Advanced surveying using total station' was conducted on 24th July 2016 to train the faculty in Total station surveying. Ritzy R, Assistant Professor, Dept of civil was the resource person and trainer of the program. Inaugural session started by 9.00 am. Dr. E. V. Nampoothiri, U.G Dean delivered welcome speech The target group was faculty and lab staff of civil department. The participants gained practical experience in the key learning areas including basic key operations, recording data, distance measurement, angle measurement, coordinate measurement, surface area and traversing, data transfer, data interpretation and data plotting using total station.
National Technology Day is celebrated as a symbol of quest for scientific inquiry, technological creativity and the translation of that quest in the integration of Science, Society and Industry. This day is also celebrated to honour technological innovations and their successful commercialization which makes fruits of research reach people at large.
Sree Buddha College of Engineering, in association with Kerala State Council for Science Technology and Environment (KSCSTE) celebrated National Technological Day on 11 May 2016 at conference hall. KSCSTE funded the celebration. Prof. V. Prasad, Secretary, SBCE, Dr S Suresh Babu, Principal, SBCE & Dr E K Bhass, HoD Civil & Dean (PG) (Advisor) were present for the function. Mr C P Dinesh, Managing Director, FRBL and Mr Shyam Kumar, Managing Director, ENGEN Dealers and Consultants, Trivandrum were the invited guest for the celebration Dr E K Bhass, welcomed the gathering. He also mentioned on the need for advanced research in engineering colleges. Dr S Suresh Babu presided the function and delivered presidential address. Prof V Prasad felicitated the gathering. They stressed upon the importance of technological innovations in transforming India. Engineers should involve in technological developments by utilizing the potential resources available, without affecting nature. Mr C P Dinesh, Managing Director, FRBL inaugurated the celebration by lighting the lamp. Following, he delivered a technical talk on 'Prefabricated GFRG panels for mass housing'. The session was informative and interactive. He envisaged a new dimension in cost effective housing methods. Mr Shyam Kumar, Managing Director, ENGEN Dealers and Consultants, Trivandrum delivered a talk on 'Humanitarian Technologies'. He took the gathering to a new world of innovative ideas. He also stressed upon the need on start-ups.
Ms Sreelekshmi S , Assistant professor, Dept of Civil Engineering delivered vote of thanks.
UG students and PG scholars presented innovative project ideas such as Bamboo reinforced concrete, Bio-sand filter, Cost effective automatic dimmer for automobile headlight, pneumatically powered wheel chair–stretcher, Power generating slabs etc. Participants utilized the platform effectively.
A seminar on 'Good construction practices' was conducted by PGIF, Department of Civil Engineering, SBCE on 14th November 2016 at Civil department seminar hall. Er T P Madhusoodanan, chief consultant, Habitat technology group, Trivandrum was the chief guest.
Inaugural session started by 10.30 am. Dr E V Nampoothiri, UG Dean, delivered welcome speech. Principal Dr S Suresh Babu delivered presidential address. Shri K K Sivadasan, Treasurer of Sree Buddha Educational Society and Dr E K Bhass, Head of Department of civil Engineering also addressed the audience. Er T P Madhusoodanan handled the technical session on Good Construction Practices. PG Scholars and fifth semester U G students of the department attended the seminar. He started the seminar by showing some photographs of structures hit by Tsunami at Srilanka, which were taken by him the very next day of the disaster. Thus he made the audience understand what all can happen if good construction practices were not followed. He stressed about the need for following good and sustainable construction practices. He gave a humanitarian dimension to engineering problems. Dr E K Bhass, made concluding remarks. Akhil A Nair, PG scholar then delivered vote of thanks.
A seminar on "Solid Waste Management" was conducted by Department of Civil Engineering on March 14, 2016 in association with Innovation Experience, Trivandrum in the conference hall (Library Block). A lecture on Innovative Methods in Solid Waste Management was taken by Shri Shyam Kumar, Director, Innovation Experience. The lecture also covered the various aspects of Design Engineering. The session was attended by the students of second, sixth & eigth semesters of Civil Engineering and was presided over by Dr E K Bhass (HoD (CE), PG Dean) & Shri K K Sivadasan (Treasurer, SBCE).
Department of Civil Engineering, in association with Industry Consultancy Cell conducted practical workshop on 'Introduction to Structural Engineering' for Final year Civil engineering students of two different colleges. The workshop was conducted for students of College of Engineering, Pathanapuram on 02 March 2016 and for students of College of Engineering, Kidangur on 16,17 March 2016. The workshop includes lecture and demonstration of non-destructive tests on concrete, behaviour of buildings on dynamics loads and the load deflection characteristics of different types of beams. The demonstrations of experiments were performed at P.G Structural Lab and Concrete Lab, Civil Block. Prof. Anup Joy and Prof. Ritzy. R of Civil Department was the main coordinators of the programme. Students expressed positive feedback and their willingness to attend future programmes like this.
A Seminar on "Solid Waste and the Warning Bell!!!" was conducted by Department of Civil Engineering on Feb 25, 2016 in association with Alappuzha District office of Suchitwa Mission. The forenoon session of the seminar included a presentation by Kerala Suchitwa Mission on the hazardous effect of different types on solid waste on our environment, possible measures and government policies for its effective management, implemented projects etc. The afternoon session was dedicated for the demonstration of two innovative inventions for the management of biodegradable solid waste by Dr Sudharmaidevi and team, Scientist, Kerala Agricultural University and by Mr. Sumesh Isaac, Innovator and Entrepreneur (Alumni of Kerala Agricultural university)
College level prelims of the" Suchitwa Keralam Quiz 2016" were conducted by Department of Civil Engineering on Jan 14, 2016. This competition was conducted to spread the messages of "Suchitwa" among the students and to short list the participants for the state level quiz competition organized by Suchitwa Mission (Govt. of Kerala).
Two days workshop on "Construction Project Management" was conducted by Department of Civil Engineering in association with Civil Simplified for B Tech students on Feb 19 & 20, 2016. Civil Simplified is an IIT Kanpur alumni venture working with the intention of improving awareness about the latest trends in civil engineering and to bridge the gap between industry and academia. The workshop was organized with the vision of industry oriented skill development for the budding civil engineers. The workshop also included hands-on training on design software.
A seminar on Bamboo Technology was conducted by PGIF & Department of Civil Engineering, SBCE on 20 th January 2016 at Civil department seminar hall. Mr M Baburaj, one of the directors of URAVU organisation from Wayanad was the chief guest. About 100 PG students from various departments attended the seminar.
Seminar started at 9 am. After the welcome speech by Ms Regi P Mohan (PGIF coordinator, Department of CE) and address by Principal Dr S Suresh Babu, Mr M Baburaj addressed the audience. His seminar was on 'Bamboo: as a green material'. He started on the species diversity of Bamboo, later moving on to different aspects of bamboo technology. He briefed on activities of URAVU to promote bamboo based products and on bamboo based construction. He also detailed the various methods of treatment adopted before using bamboo for construction, different methods of construction using bamboo etc. Dr E K Bhass, HoD CE and Dean of PG Studies made concluding remarks and vote of thanks was given by student representative from the department, Ms Divya S Dharan. By 12.15 pm the seminar came to end.
A seminar on "Software awareness programme" was conducted under the Civil Engineering Association, CASTELLOS of Sree Buddha College of Engineering, Pattoor in association with CADD Centre Mavelikara on 12th January 2016 at CE Seminar Hall.
Mr. Suresh Kumar, the business manager of CADD centre began the session with the brief history of the CADD centre, their activities and courses offered. This was followed by a session by Mr. Prashanth G Krishnan, who introduced Building information modelling and a video presentation on the same showing its benefits over other normal software. Later on Ms. Aswathy, a faculty member of CADD centre introduced various other software including AUTOCAD, Primavera, Revit Architecture and 3Ds MAX. Finally the session came to an end with Mr Suresh giving the students a brief idea about the upcoming events like the CAD Quest, Job Fairs etc. The entire session was simply fruitful and eye opening.
A Two-week Faculty development program (ISTE STTP) on "Introduction to Structural Engineering" was conducted by Department of Civil Engineering, SBCE as part of T10KT mission of National Mission on Education through ICT (MHRD, Govt of India) from Jan 4 – 9, 2016. 13 faculty members from different colleges participated in the short term training programme. The STTP covered topics such as Structural Analysis, Design of Concrete Structures, Design of Steel Structures and Special topics in concrete & steel structures. The participants effectively utilised the platform to improve their knowledge in Structural Engineering through A-view interaction, quiz and assignments.


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Swedish classic/progressive rock supergroup THE NIGHT FLIGHT ORCHESTRA (featuring members of SOILWORK and ARCH ENEMY) have released their critically acclaimed new album, 'Amber Galactic', last Friday.
In celebration of the eagerly awaited album, the band teamed up with LOUDWIRE.COM to premiere the official music video for the song 'Something Mysterious'.
Commented the band: "Almost everyone, no matter who they are, have experienced one, or perhaps even a few, epic nights in their lives. That night when you met the love of your life, and you couldn't go to sleep because your heart was beating too fast out of pure excitement and joy. That night when you lost the love of your life. The night when you thought that no matter what happens next, I'll remember this night for the rest of my life. Something Mysterious is a song about standing at that crossroads, gathering the courage to take that plunge into the unknown, knowing your life will never be the same again."
THE NIGHT FLIGHT ORCHESTRA members:
Björn Strid – vocals
Sharlee D' Angelo – bass
David Andersson – guitars
Richard Larsson – keyboards
Jonas Källsbäck – drums
Sebastian Forslund – guitars, percussion

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How To Perfectly Peel Hard Boiled Eggs
There are two things to do to perfectly peeling hard-boiled eggs. When you're boiling eggs, add your eggs to the water once the water is boiling. And before placing them in the water, poke a pinhole on the top of the egg. This will allow for the eggshell to break easily after boiling.
Lucky for you, I'm giving you a technique you can use when hatching eggs to make the process easier and make sure you don't ruin the egg, as well as the complete egg boil procedure. The most important step to get the perfect pit-free skin is to tap the eggs with a spoon or roll them on the countertop to break the shell before dipping the eggs in cold water. To peel, lightly beat hard-boiled eggs to break the shells well, then remove the shells under a stream of running water. If you have chilled a soft-boiled egg with its shell, soak it in boiled water for 1 minute before peeling it to bring it to room temperature.
When boiling an egg, put it in the water when it is simmering, not when it is hot, this will help loosen the shell so you can easily peel it by hand later. Another benefit of using cold water when cooking hard boiled eggs is that gradually heating the water will help prevent cracking of the shell compared to adding the eggs to a simmering pot of water. The reason eggs open during boiling is due to the temperature difference between the egg and the water. If you try to stack the eggs or stuff more eggs into the pot, the water won't be hot enough to cook the eggs.
Instead, a 7-minute cook time and a quick dip in cold water works BEST to keep the eggs cool enough to touch. Starting in already-boiling water will help the shells separate from the eggs earlier, but you'll need to reduce the heat to low if you want the egg whites to be tender and not chewy. You may need to turn the knob up or down a little for the first few minutes until you are sure it will continue to boil. The rotation requires you to keep most of the burners at medium heat, as the eggs will drop the temperature of the water drastically (the eggs will just move like beans jumping into the already rapidly boiling water), and continue to simmer in the pot for 12 minutes for hard-boiled eggs. (to use the hard-boiled egg method, simmer for 6 minutes only).
Leave the eggs in the boiling water for 15 minutes (you can add a few ice cubes to chill the eggs if using them right away) or refrigerate them overnight. Once boiled, let the eggs stand in an ice bath for at least 15 minutes, then peel or refrigerate (unpeeled) for up to seven days.
Make sure the eggs are as cold as possible before attempting to peel them, as the paper film sticks to the shell more easily than eggs, so peeling is much easier. The reason you want to use eggs that are at least a week old is that as the egg ages, the shell shrinks slightly, making it easier to peel. Because the eggs are only a day or two old, the membrane under the shell adheres so tightly to the shell that peeling the egg is nearly impossible.
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The fresher the egg, the more the shell is attached to the shell, so older eggs are preferred for simmering. Whether you use the sous vide method or the classic boil method, old eggs are easier to peel after they have been hard boiled. Using an ice-cold water bath after cooking the eggs is a trick to achieve perfect egg cleaning and a nice yellow center.
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You can do this by filling a separate bowl with water and ice and adding the eggs, or by carefully pouring the water out of the pan without breaking the eggs, then adding cold water and ice to the pan. After boiling, put the eggs in a water bath of ice water, which will shrink the shells and separate the shells easily. The best way to cook eggs is to start with cold water, bring them to a full boil, cover for 6-12 minutes, as you like, then place the eggs in an ice bath so they don't overcook. Immediately after 13 minutes of simmering (don't boil – see the full method below and read tips to prevent cracking), immediately place the eggs in the ice water.
The best way is to bring the water to a full boil, carefully lower the eggs (a fine sieve or slotted spoon will do), then let them simmer for 30 seconds. Gently crack open the eggshell and begin to carefully remove the shell, lowering the eggs back into the hot water if necessary. When the eggs and water boil, remove the large saucepan or saucepan from the heat, cover, and set the timer to 13 (or 11) minutes. You can also steam eggs by boiling water and then placing the egg basket in a saucepan.
If the egg yolks aren't as runny as you'd like when you cut the muffins in half, you can try placing the hard-boiled eggs in the freezer for 20-30 minutes before placing them in the muffin batter cavity. If you don't want to eat hard-boiled eggs right away, hard-boil them and put them in the fridge overnight. How to make perfect hard-boiled eggs that are easy to peel every time Leave the eggs in very cold water for the next time, depending on the desired cooking. Take an egg and crack it on the countertop or on the edge of a deep saucepan to break the eggshell.
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If the egg is still resisting the shell, carefully break it open to loosen the shell and hold it under running cold water, this will usually lighten the shell as the water acts as a lubricant to help the egg slide out of the shell. None of these tips require a lot of effort – and trust me – they are worth it, because the shell practically falls out of the eggs.
How Do You Peel a Hard-boiled Egg Without the Shell Sticking?
Slightly older eggs are much easier to peel. There is a trick that prevents the shell from sticking to each other. You can start with boiling water and boil the eggs for a few mins. Fill half a cup of cold water, put the egg and then shake them. You will get effortless peel eggs.
How Do You Peel Eggs Without Destroying Them?
To effortlessly peel the eggs, either refrigerate them overnight or let them sit in the cold for probably 10 to 15 mins. You can also add ice if you want to. After that, peel the eggs while keeping them under the running cold water.
Is there a trick to getting the shell off a hard-boiled egg?
To easily get the shell off a hard-boiled egg, you should first gently tap the big end, after that the small side and then all around the egg. This way you will be able to get a perfect hard-boiled egg.


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Argentina is a country with one of the largest and richest economies in Latin America:
Argentina has a very well developed national infrastructure:
- It is the third largest economy in the region with a GDP of US $ 586 billion (after Brazil and Mexico).
- It has the second highest GDP per capita in terms of PPP (US $ 22,600, after Chile).
- It is the fourth sized country in the region (43 million people).
Because Argentina is shifting towards an outwardly looking country, since the inauguration of President Mauricio Macri as president in December 2015 with the government launching a bold program to strengthen the economy and promote investment.
Recent trade facilitation measures include freeing capital controls, establishing a floating exchange rate, eliminating export taxes, and reducing subsidies on utility tariffs.
The government has committed to eliminating the fiscal deficit and lowering inflation to a single figure in the next four years.
It has negotiated the end of the long-running dispute with the holdout creditors and the successful $ 16.5 billion of bonds issued (4 times higher than what was offered) marked a milestone: these measures, added to the good business climate that began to live, improved the perception of investors And encouraged the IED.
As a sign of the positive outlook, the country low risk from 620 basis points (in September 2015) to 450 basis points (in March 2016)
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One of the Tigers' #ONECLUB men, a proud product of the Tigers' Academy and has given well over a decade of fantastic service to the Club.
As a youngster Adam was involved in the England youth sides and captained the England Academy in 2010 – the same year he made his senior Cas debut. Since then he has gone on to feature in over 250 matches for the Fords and is second in the list for most Super League appearances for the Club, with former captain Michael Shenton the only man in front of him.
The early stages of his career with Cas saw Milner at hooker, but one of his terrific attributes is his ability to play in a number of positions. Following the addition of Paul McShane, Adam moved to loose forward and shone particularly in the League Leaders' Shield winning season of 2017, and in 2018 too – the year he earned a call up to the England Elite Performance Squad and featured in the test series victory over New Zealand.
One of the highlights of 2021 was Castleford getting to Wembley, and in the semi-final you could see just how much it meant to Adam Milner, passionately cheering with the Fords fans at the semi-final. Such passion and heart in the squad, alongside his versatility, saw him extend his contract with Cas for a further two years.
It's been a different challenge the prep for 2022 for Milner, with Radford declaring that he sees him occupying a spot in the back row. One thing is for sure, Adam has never shied away from a challenge and looks to have taken this one head-on.
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Geneology website MyHeritage.com has acquired Bliscy.pl from Wirtualna Polska S.A.
The move follows the company's acquisition of several other leading family networks in 2010, including Polish site MoiKrewni.pl and its parent network OSN GmbH. Merging Bliscy.pl with MyHeritage.pl, the Polish website of MyHeritage.com, unites Poland's competing family history sites.
The merger adds more than half a million Bliscy.pl users to the global MyHeritage.com network, resulting in a user base of more than 2.6 million Polish users.
"Having established ourselves as the leading international destination for families to connect to their past and to one another – acquiring Bliscy.pl is a natural step that enriches our global family network" said Gilad Japhet, founder and CEO of MyHeritage.com. "Our service and flagship Smart Matching™ technology enjoy a network effect, providing more value as more people use them. For this reason, this acquisition delivers great value both to the Bliscy.pl users and to the users of MyHeritage.com. Our international network of users consists of millions of families with roots in Poland, who will now find it even easier to connect to long-lost relatives and discover more about their unique family histories".
The acquisition of Bliscy.pl marks the third major acquisition by MyHeritage.com within the last 18 months, following the acquisition of European family network OSN GmbH and its network of 10 family sites including verwandt.de, moikrewni.pl and verwant.nl, and Dutch Family Network ZOOOF. By merging the family networks into one international platform, MyHeritage.com is building a worldwide Family Graph that has grown to more than 18 million family trees and 760 million profiles.
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Being an expat is an amazing adventure… with some drawbacks, especially when you want to access financial services in your country of destination. Can expats jump on the 'buy now, pay later' trend?
Thankfully, Xpats.digital is working to make things easy for you, whether you have recently settled down abroad or you are global digital nomad.
Buy now, pay later (BNPL) allows you to buy things and get them way before you pay them, so it gives you extra time to get the money, or to organize your finances in your new country.
BNPL solutions are continuing to grow in popularity, especially due to the covid-19 crisis and the boom of e-commerce sales, as people seek alternative ways of financing and they are challenging the legacy financial services companies. According to Insider's Intelligence, BNPL will account for a $680 billion in transaction volume worldwide in 2025. That forecasts a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.23% from the $285 billion the industry was estimated to record in 2018.
While BNPL is already a useful tool for people in their home countries, it is almost vital as an expat. When living abroad, being able to buy things and pay later can help you set up in your new country.
What exactly is buy now, pay later (BNPL)? Can expats jump on the 'buy now, pay later' trend?
BNPL is a financing system that allows shoppers to buy products or services and pay for them at some point in the future, sometimes even interest free.
The new trend of buy now, pay later is also known as point-of-sale (POS) financing or point of sale instalment loans. The broad term of POS financing describes any method that gives consumers a flexible option to pay for their products. Most of the times, the shopper applies for this instalment loan at the of paying, in the retail checkout.
This type of financing breaks payments in smaller monthly amounts that can be later automatically deducted from your debit card, your bank account or the credit card.
Some of the most popular companies that are offering buy now, pay later payment plans are Affirm, Afterpay, or Klarna.
What is the difference between BNPL and buying with a credit card?
Both systems involve delaying the payment for a product or service, but BNPL usually comes with no interest or fees.
When using a credit card to delay payments, you are required to do a minimum payment each month. However, you can continue to carry debt infinitely, as long as you pay the minimum each month.
BPNL contracts come with a fixed schedule for payments (usually several weeks or even months). You know the due each month, and it works similarly to a personal or consumer loan. But here, the interest is low or zero even.
Moreover, many BNPL providers don't check credit when approving shoppers, which makes access to financing easier.
On the other hand, credit cards can be used almost anywhere, unlike some BNPL services, as they are linked to a specific purchase from a specific merchant.
Lastly, BNPL does not contribute to create a credit record like you can in credit card scheme.
In any case, it seems that BNPL makes people feel they have more control over their payments, as per various research studies.
How can you apply for a BNPL financing?
To be eligible for BNPL, you need to shop at a participating retailer, and opt for BNPL while checkout.
If your request is approved, you only pay in advance a small part of the purchase. Sometimes you only pay around 20 or 25%, and then delay the rest in easily payable amounts. The approval or rejection comes back quickly as it is intended to offer financing on midsize purchases of $250 – $3,000.
The request will be approved or dismissed based on a credit check that shows your eligibility for the BNPL financing.
BNPL from the retailer or service provider perspective
As said before, the BNPL comes in handy because it gives customers convenience when managing budgets and purchasing in advance. Moreover, it increases trust between retailers and consumers. The retailers trust the consumer (there is also a credit check, which makes all trust-relationships easier).
Therefore, benefits of BNPL are linked to an enhanced buying experience, which can be measured not only by increase in sales but also in level of customer engagement, retention and purchase frequency. We can say that BNPL is extremely linked to optimized consumers' LTV.
BNPL impact on sales Can expats jump on the 'buy now, pay later' trend?
BNPL point-of-sale loans -when offered at zero commission- increase postponed payment sales by between 20% to 30%. Moreover, it has also lifted the average ticket size between 30%-50% and the shopper becomes more close to the retailer. This means higher probabilities for the customer to return to the shop, according to RBC Capital Markets research.
BPNL has also increases the frequency of purchase, which is great news for companies offering this type of point-of-sale financing.
BNPL for expats Can expats jump on the 'buy now, pay later' trend?
Considering the amount of advantages BNPL offers, you may be wondering if as an expat you can have access to financing your purchases with it.
The answer is you can, thanks to our Xpats.digital BNPL and credit passporting solutions, that allow you to benefit from the same features as if you were a local by transfer your credit history from your country of origin to where you are currently working.
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Drunk Elephant is slowly but surely becoming my all time favorite skin care brand. I have had such good luck with their products and envision myself repurchasing those products over and over again. Considering the fact that I am a lip balm addict and as if I didn't have enough of them in my collection, when I saw this lip balm from my favorite brand I couldn't help myself. This review will be on the Drunk Elephant Lippe lip balm.
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An antiaging and protective, treatment lip balm that moisturizes, volumizes, nourishes, and rejuvenates to give lips a youthful look.
What it is formulated to do:
Lippe™ is enriched with an exotic blend of avocado, mongongo, cranberry and marula oils to deeply moisturize, replenish, hydrate, and protect super delicate lips. It's formulated with a unique combination of peptides and sea fern algae to moisturize the lips and help restore collagen, increasing lip moisture and adding volume to give the lip line better definition. It protects against free radical damage while it aids in preventing collagen breakdown, and Vitamin C and green tea leaf help repair the effects of UV exposure. Use this buttery, luxurious balm to soften and plump rough, parched lips, keeping them top condition.
What it is formulated WITHOUT:
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My Experience with Drunk Elephant Lippe:
I don't love the packaging nor do I hate it. It comes in a sturdy plastic stubby retractable tube with a secure cap. I do not like the fact that the tip is very big in diameter hence you cannot be precise with your application. I do have naturally thin lips hence it surely gets out of my lip line when I am applying it without glancing at the mirror. But the good thing here is that it is colorless. It is an issue if you have foundation around your lips and if it gets on it, it slowly starts to smear the foundation.
This lip balm applies like butter on the lips. Once it comes in contact with your body heat, it melts on your lips and creates a protective coating over it. The layer of it does not feel too thick or greasy (like Vaseline) nor is it too shiny. This quality makes it a great lip balm to use under lipstick or liquid lipstick (just make sure to blot it slightly before applying the lip color).
This lip balm has tall claims like it will moisturize, volumize, nourish and rejuvenate. I just found it to be good at being moisturizing but still it wasn't as intensively hydrating as like my Sisley Paris Confort Extreme Levres Nutritive Lip Balm (which literally heals my lips in matter of hours). I found that with heavily chapped lips I need to give this lip balm continuous application for a couple of days till my lips get back to their soft supple state. As for the claim of it being volumizing, I don't see any difference in plumping of my lips.
Staying Power:
I do not find the hydrating properties of this lip balm to be long-lasting. It lasts a good 3 or so hours on my lips with light drink breaks. But, once it wears off, my lips again start to feel dry and in need of reapplication.
Fragrance and Taste:
This lip balm has a very mild, sweet scent and taste. It is very pleasant and the sweet taste has me licking my lips often (which is not a good idea since it is supposed to stay on my lips to work, not in my tummy). I love the list of all the natural ingredients it contains.
This is a good lip balm, but I have used better which also come at cheaper price point. If what attracts you to this lip balm is the all-natural ingredients list, I recommend the John Masters Organics Lip Calm which also has amazing all-natural ingredients for a fraction of price. I will continue using this lip balm till I have it but I don't see myself repurchasing it.
Pros of Drunk Elephant Lippe:
• Good list of ingredients
• Hydrating
• Soothing
• Helps heal dry lips
• Not too heavy, greasy or shiny
• Can be used under lipsticks
• Mild, sweet scent and taste
• Does not feel waxy
Cons of Drunk Elephant Lippe:
• Overpriced
• Tall list of claims, most of them were not delivered
• Needs to be constantly reapplied
• Applicator is too wide
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Mrs. Meloni is one of our elementary teachers.
Mary Meloni is a retired educator from USD 259. She has taught a total of 36 years in various capacities. She holds a Master of Science degree from Florida State University earned in 1990, has been certified in four states, and currently holds an endorsement as a highly certified teacher for grades K – 6th in the state of Kansas. In addition to degrees, she has done coursework totaling 20 hours since her last degree in order to keep current in the field of education. She has taught in 4 states for significant blocks of time, but has spent the past 13 years teaching or substituting in mostly long term positions in USD 259.
Mrs. Meloni has taught every grade level K – 5, but is especially fond of the primary grades and has had particular success with struggling students. She substituted for a classroom at Life Prep last winter and has been eager to take a permanent position there.
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Remember the job you had in highschool? The guy that you thought you would marry but he broke you heart? The car you blew up because you didn't understand the value of an oil change? (Oops!) They are all of significance to you, your life, and the journey of what will become. How you use these moments and lessons are for you to decide- but they ALL MATTER.
If you didn't get fired from the job you thought was "meant for you" how would you end up where you are today? The job you have today where people see your value and have rewarded you with praise and raises!
One of my favorite quotes (which I have framed and hung in the house), "You never know the value of a moment, until it becomes a memory" Theodor Seuss Giesel, is a constant reminder to take stock in those moments.
Now I am not advising you to live in the past or to not feel all the feels when something doesn't go your way but I am suggesting you acknowledge- all things are relevant. Try to take in all the moments of your life, good and bad, breathe them in and remember they are just small pieces of time that lead you to the next step.
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Set in northern Vermont in 1930, On Kingdom Mountain is the story of Miss Jane Hubbell Kinneson. She is a renowned local bookwoman, eccentric bird carver, and the last remaining resident of a wild mountain on the U.S.-Canadian border, now threatened by a proposed new highway. Miss Jane encounters a mysterious stunt pilot and weathermaker when his biplane crashes on a nearby frozen lake. He brings ...
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Tougher measures against the coronavirus pandemic were introduced Sunday in eight prefectures newly placed under a quasi-state of emergency, with restaurant operators requested to cut opening hours and suspend serving alcohol.
Beside that? Everything will be just as no emergency.
Kev James
Pointless, waste of money and with Obon here and being in the midst of summer, how is this gonna stop the spread of the virus?
Please enlighten me as I might be too stupid to see how this will work.
What about the thousand or so restaurants, and rightfully so, staying open and serving alcohol?
When I explain the strict measures taken in Japan to my friends in Europe, Asia or North America, they are just laughing : how can Japan hope to stop the spread by just asking people to behave cautiously, closing restaurants after 8pm and not allowing alcohol in restaurants. My friends ask me if I am joking. Unfortunately no.
Yeah, because all of the COVID restrictions over the past 18 months have done a, ahem, wonderful job so far.
Please. This is just another case of government bureaucrats and politicians "taking strong action" just to give the appearance of doing something.
Viruses are gonna virus. Protect the most vulnerable, namely the elderly and those with serious medical conditions -- or more specifically, give them every means and opportunity to protect themselves.
But as for everyone else ... yeah, be COVID-conscious but also go out and live your lives. Stop making FEAR the predominant emotion in your life. Get out and live. Stop this mindset that you're living downwind from Chernobyl and that every step you take outside your home is a potential step toward death.
Enough of that neurotic, cowardly mentality.
And if you do get the COVID, your chances are overwhelmingly excellent that you will not only survive it, but not even experience severe symptoms. Your chances of dying of it are only slightly higher than being mauled to death in the middle of Shinjuku by a one-eyed short-tailed three-legged cheetah.
And in turn, the government should stop demanding that everyone live in fear and should stop telling people what they can or cannot do. We're not children. We're adults, and we're free ones at that.
So, live your life and stop cowering in fear to government edicts. They don't know what the bleep they're doing when it comes to this so-called pandemic. They've demonstrated that time and time again, by constantly taking the same tired old "measures" and expecting different results.
Kobe White Bar Owner
Oh!! The Olympics are over so time to try and do something……
And still no improvements or changes.
I'm guessing this will be the norm through the end of the year and continue on in 2022 with no end in sight?
Good job, as usual, Suga and the boys.
ROFL (if this whole virus had a funny side)
And people like to keep saying left-wing governments are incompetent!!
Japanese "state of emergency" = best wishes/hopes and prayers
This never-ending SOE used to get me down but I just don't care about these so-called "restrictions" anymore. Leaving this island in approximately in 76 days...but who's counting?
HakmanToday 09:34 am JST
And if you do get the COVID, your chances are overwhelmingly excellent that you will not only survive it, but not even experience severe symptoms. Your chances of dying of it are only slightly higher than being mauled to death in the middle of Shinjuku by a one-eyed short-tailed three-legged cheetah.
The usual misinformation, this is pathetic.
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These things are always announced right before vacations. Can't have people enjoying themselves too much!
Under the quasi-state of emergency, dining establishments not serving liquor are requested to close at 8 p.m.
Wasn't that supposed to be State of Emergency ?
State of emergency : restaurants and bars must close at 8:00 and not serve alcohol, whole prefecture.
Quasi state of emergency : restaurants and bars must close at 8:00, stop serving alcohol at 7:00 + some specific depending of the city : no party higher than 2, follow a check list of anticovid measures (partition, CO2 counter, ...) and possibly even not serving alcohol (to avoid interprefectoral travel for example).
So if quasi state of emergency is like state of emergency how is state of emergency evolving ?


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