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hey.. great compilation.. one small error.. Journalism of courage tagline is Indian Express's and not Economic Times'…
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50 Best Indian Brand Slogans
Here is a list of some of the best brand slogans from India. Even though some of these brands are not Indian, their slogans are customized for India. Also since these are Indian brands, many of the slogans are also in Hindi.
Almost all of these slogans will evoke vivid memories of the ad campaigns which have become an integral part of our lives.
This list is only an indicative list. It is neither exhaustive nor a ranking of brands. Also, it is not presented in any particular order.
- Amul: The taste of India
- Pepsi : Yehi hai right choice baby
- Thums Up : Taste The Thunder
- Surf : Daag Acche hain
- Tata Safari : Reclaim Your Life
- Asian Paints : Har Ghar Kuchch Kahta hein
- Air Deccan : Simplifly
- Rasna : I love you Rasna
- Frooti : Fresh N Juicy
- Coca Cola : Thanda Matlab Coca Cola
- Raymond's : The Complete Man
- Bajaj: Hamara Bajaj
- Dairy Milk : Swad Zindagi Ka
- Bingo : No Confusion, Great Combination
- Boost : Boost is the secret of our energy
- Polo : The mint with a hole
- Lifebuoy : Lifebuoy hai jahan, tandrusti hai wahan
- Ceat : Born Tough
- MRF : Tyres With Muscle
- Idea : An Idea can Change your life
- Hutch : Where ever you go , our network follows
- Maggi : Taste Bhi, Health Bhi
- Onida : Neighbor's Envy , Owner's Pride
- Kingfisher : The King of Good Times
- Airtel: Express Yourself
- Fevicol: Fevicol ka mazboot jod hai Tootega nahi!
- Hero Honda: Desh ki Dhadkan
- Indian Army: Do you have it in you?
- Malaya Manorama: Nobody Delivers Kerala Better
- Tata Sky: Isko laga dala to life to life zinga lala
- LIC: Zindagi ke Saath bhi, zindagi ke baad bhi
- Nike: Bleed Blue
- Wills: made for each other
- Lux: Beauty bar of film stars
- Chlormint: Dobara mat poochna
- Tata Salt: Desh ka namak
- Big Bazar: Isse sasta aura cha kahin nahi
- The Indian Express: Journalism of Courage
- Videocon: The Indian Multinational
- Mentos: Dimag ki batti jala de
- Kit Kat: Have a break, have a kit kat
- Red FM: Bajate raho
- Radio Mirchi: It's Hot!
- Taj Mahal: Wah Taj!
- Telegraph: The Unputdownable
- ICICI: Hum hain na
- Sprite: Bujhaye pyas, baaki all, bakwas!
- Alpenlibe: Jee lalchaye, raha na jaye
- Lays: No one can eat just one
- HDFC Std Life: Jiyo sar utha ke
We may have missed some good slogans here. Feel free to share your own list in the comments section below.
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hey.. great compilation.. one small error.. Journalism of courage tagline is Indian Express's and not Economic Times'…
Thanks for pointing out the mistake Anchal. I have corrected it.
hey gr8 one..
bt nike slogan bleed blue was just fr indian team in world cup…
its main slogan is""just do it"". .
Hey Shiv,
I want suggestion for you regarding website name and company name with tag line and all the things matching in learning system. I'm totally confused what can i take it. So please help me.
i wont to required one tagline for our company if you can help me pls.


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Stucco mix question
I picked up masonry cement to be used for my stucco mix at Home Depot b/c I saw a sign that read "use masonry cement for stucco" there. After getting home, everything that I have read says to use a mix of portland cement, hydrated lime and sand--the mix varies based on the different layers, but portland cement is always a constant.
The two things that I like about the masonry cement is that 1) I have it and 2) it is lighter in color so will likely take the added cement color better. I have NO experience with stucco, so will using masonry cement give me as much strength and durability as portland cement?
Thanks for all suggestions!!
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Masonry cement is either a blend of portland/lime or a blend of portland and other ingredients that work like lime. It is fine to use to make stucco.
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Thanks--do you think I should then lessen the amount of lime used or just omit that from the mix completely?
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If I can jump on the stucco bandwagon, I have a question also...
I have about a 3/8 inch layer of stucco on our oven and walls (block). The mix is:
1 part white portland
1/4 part lime
4 parts masonry sand
Buff color from Lowes
I went ahead and colored the brown coat thinking that if in the future I had some peeling there would be color behind the finish coat.
It turns out that it was very time consuming to apply the stucco.
Can I just leave it the way it is with one coat?????
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It was a day of mixed fortunes for Team GB in Wednesday morning's first event of the competition, the singles.
On very difficult conditions, only one bowler averaged over 200 with Mexico's Isi Eskenazi winning gold with a total pinfall of 1232 (205.33 av). Eskenazi went one better than his silver medal in the same event in 2005, when he bowled as a 16 year old. Since 2005, he has been Mexican amateur champion, and currently bowl's for Wichita State University in the USA.
Team GB's hopes of reaching the quarter-finals of the Open football competition are hanging by a thread following a sub-standard performance in a 2-1 defeat against France at Neve Shaanan in Haifa.
Having drawn 1-1 against Argentina in their opening fixture, Jonathan Kestenbaum's men were poor from start to finish. In order to progress from the group, they must beat Brazil by a couple of goals and hope results go their way elsewhere.
Team GB open futsal manager Keith Herman believes that nerves played a part in his team's demise as they failed to claim a win in any of their first three matches.
Wednesday's 6-2 defeat against an Israel team ranked in the world's top 30 was the final straw following a 3-3 draw against Spain followed by a 5-2 defeat against Australia.
Israel opened the scoring inside 10 seconds and despite having a player sinbinned for a headbutt on James Steele, they roared into a 6-0 lead. The result could have been even worse were in not for the brilliance of keeper Jared Cohen.
Taking part as Team Scotland for the first time, the 13-man delegation are in medal contention after week one of the Maccabiah Games.
In table tennis, Masters players Brian Wright, Jeremy Banks and Mark Georgevic started well, whitewashing opponents from Team GB and Canada. He was scheduled to play in the semi-finals on Thursday.
Zachary Cohen and Samuel Georgevic lost their first two matches in the junior event.
Taking part in the open beach volleyball, GB's youthful squad gave a good account of themselves on Gordon Beach, Tel Aviv on Day Four of the 18th Maccabiah Games.
Split into two teams, the GB boys were forced to compete in the open event after the junior competition was scrapped.
Up against men much older and taller, GB 1 and 2 found themselves up against. In team 1, Joe Davis and Joel Barnett took on athletes from Australia and France.
They were beaten 21-5, 21/12 by the Aussies and 21-11, 21-13 by the French.
The Over 35 Masters football team must beat South Africa in their final group game on Thursday to reach the last four.
Paul Linger scored a late winner as they beat USA 1-0 in their opener. This was followed by a goalless draw against Mexico.
Manager Darryl Lee said: "If we beat South Africa we're out of the group but ideally we want to avoid Argentina in the semis. I have been surprised how defence teams have been against us. Mexico packed 10 men behind the ball."
Victory against SA would set up a clash against Israel, Brasil or Argentina.
A hat-trick from London Maccabi Lions striker Laurence Swerner helped Team GB's Over 45 football ensure a medal match as they beat USA 3-0 in their final group game.
Swerner bagged a brace in the opening 3-0 win over Brazil. Defender Danny Schindler scored the other.
GB were beaten 2-0 by Israel in their second game.
Wonder kid Richard Goodman made a dream Maccabiah debut by winning the boys juniors 1,500 metres on Day Three at the Maccabiah Games.
Sitting on the heels of the leader after the first lap at Hadar Yosef, the Barnet Shaftesbury Harrier got his tactics spot on as he kicked on run away to leave the chasing pack in his shadow to win with plenty to spare.
Team GB made a disappointing start to the open cricket tournament as they let slip a golden opportunity to beat defending champions South Africa.
Putting SA in to bat, Nigel Rothband's troops made a dream start with wickets from captain Darren Gerard and debutant Ryan Kangisser leaving hanging on at 3-2.
Gerard made the breakthrough in the second over when he forced Joss into a miscued drive that was caught at third man by Mark Bott. Kangisser's wicket came in the third over, a vicious inswinging yorker that knocked two stumps out of the ground to send Ross packing.
Open rugby: Team GB 19 South Africa 10
Team GB completed back-to-back wins with a deserved 19-10 victory over highly-fancied South Africa at the Wingate Institute in Netanya on Tuesday evening at Day Three of the Maccabiah Games.
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Young men who are re-entering society from prison can't find work. Recent studies on prisoner re-entry suggest that, in California, nearly 400 prisoners, A DAY, are being released into the community, with 70% to 90% of them being unemployed because only 20% of the state's employers are willing to hire persons with convictions (no matter how long ago).


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More than 8,000 school aged Syrian refugees are residing in the country. (The Daily Star/Mohammed Zaatari)
BEIRUT: Education administrators and aid officials are working furiously to incorporate over 8,000 student Syrian refugees into the country's public school system with the start of the academic year less than a month away.
As the crisis in Syria has dragged on for over a year and a half, the tens of thousands of Syrians who have taken up refuge in Lebanon have begun taking steps to resume lives they put on hold when they left Syria. Enrolling in school is a sign that what could have been a quick escape has become an indeterminable stay.
"I was really surprised today to see how many families were interested in education," said Miled Abou Jaoude, who works with the aid organization Save the Children.
Abou Jaoude said many refugee communities often need their children to work, or are uneasy about sending them to school in a foreign country. But that's not the case by and large with the Syrian refugee community.
"I'm very happy because I'm going to be able to continue my education and not have to stop like my friends in Syria," said Salam, who is going into 11th grade and was at a school event in Sidon to register her place of residence and phone number.
"I used to be in first grade in Syria, my school was destroyed and we came to Lebanon under the shelling. Thank God there are schools here so I can learn," said Jana, who recently came from Syria, at the same event.
Hosting over 50,000 registered refugees – and tens of thousands more who are unregistered – has raised challenges in Lebanon over the past months over their care and location. But education for students is proving to be a point of uncontested largess.
The government recently decided to allow Syrian students to enroll in classes and the Education Ministry and aid organizations are now trying to work out the logistics of how to handle over 8,000 school-aged Syrian refugees in the country who could enroll in Lebanon's public school system for the next school year.
Some cities are taking the process into their own hands. The city of Sidon held a grade placement workshop for the city's nearly 5,000 refugees looking to enroll in classes Thursday.
While the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has pledged to cover all enrollment fees for students, there are still remain a number of challenges for students to enroll, participate and be certified for a year of schooling.
Many families have yet to be contacted about the process for enrolling their children. Others who have registered their children are so concentrated in a specific area that nearby public schools can't accommodate all of them.
"We're trying to find out how many existing students are enrolled in each school, and how many more students the school is able to take in," said Lamya Husseini, who is coordinating Syrian student enrollment in the Bekaa for the Education Ministry.
"We are going to have to work with schools in other neighborhoods and areas in order to alleviate the pressure of some areas with a particularly high number of refugees. This problem is the biggest in the Bekaa and the north in Akkar," she said.
The Education Ministry and UNHCR are considering busing students to less overcrowded schools or enrolling some Syrian students in private schools.
"We can't rule out any alternatives at the moment," Husseini said. "Everything is still unclear."
The UNHCR has been holding back-to-school events to encourage families to register their children. But with less than a month until the beginning of school, officials working on the technical details of how to make registration happen quickly are running up against a deadline.
"There is no clear direction or answer regarding their children and the schools," said Ziad Naboulsi from ALEF, a human rights and education NGO that is critical of the planning being done. "The authorities haven't addressed the situation yet. It's an urgent need."
If the extra load of students can be handled, the children who do enroll and can attend face a significantly different curriculum that is much more reliant on English and French rather than the mostly Arabic focused Syrian system.
Aid groups have held language classes during the summer to help Syrian students prepare, but the challenges facing newly arrived students will still be significant.
And a final bureaucratic hurdle remains. The government has decided that Syrian refugees can attend school but that they wouldn't be tested at the end of the year and receive certificates for the grades they complete, meaning students could potentially have to repeat years when they return to Syria.
The UNHCR is trying to appeal the decision but aid workers are now mostly satisfied with getting thousands of kids in classroom chairs for the next school year.
"Children are very enthusiastic to go to school, they had a very long summer and they want to go back to the normal life," said Abou Jaoude from Save the Children. – With additional reporting by Mohammed Zaatari
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Android malware that takes over user administration privileges with the intention of stealing victims' bank card numbers and making fraudulent purchases has spread through GFan, China's mobile app marketplace.
The backdoor trojan, called SMSZombie, was first discovered in late July by mobile security company TrustGo, and has since infected more than 500,000 Android devices, primarily in China.
"The most critical thing is that it actually takes over – it gets access to the system administrator," said Jeff Becker, head of marketing at TrustGo. "In the background, it takes control over the ability to send SMS messages through the system."
The messages send payments to the attackers, who also are able to recover "confirmation" texts, which contain additional details that the fraudsters may be able to use to extract money from victims' bank accounts.
The virus spreads through infected wallpaper apps that are downloaded. According to a blog post written last week, TrustGo has identified several compromised apps on GFan.
When a user downloads the wallpaper app, they are prompted to download additional files, including one called "Android System Service," which contains the payload.
The trojan then interferes with the system to the point that a user cannot delete the app and forces the device to return to the smartphone's home screen.
"Once it takes over, it sends payment requests on its own," Becker said. "There's an interface the developers can use to change the amounts, timing and destination of the payments."
Smaller payments are charged to victims' accounts, with the intention that the fraud will go unnoticed. Becker said that unauthorised payments in the amount of $5 usually show up on victims' cell phone bill.
TrustGo said the malware is not a major threat to Android users in the United States, or those outside the impacted market in China, as the trojan targets a vulnerability specific to the Chinese mobile SMS payment process.
Becker said the system's weakness lies in its simplicity, as many users enable paid services through pre-paid SIM card accounts.
"This particular payment system must have fewer safeguards to make it work simply and efficiently," Becker explained. "Because the virus has acquired permissions to send and edit SMS messages on behalf of the user, China Mobile only knows that the payment has been authorised, [so] it deducts the amount immediately from the SIM card-connected account."
To avoid such threats, experts typically advise users only install applications from trusted marketplaces, like Google Play, formerly the Android Market.
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Shannon Lindsay
Oct. 17, 2012
The Montana soccer team will play its final Big Sky Conference matches this week when it travels to Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. The Grizzlies will face the Thunderbirds Friday at 3 p.m. at Cedar City, Utah, and the Lumberjacks Sunday at noon (MT) at Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Last Meeting
September 22, 2011
Cedar City, Utah
The Last Meeting
October 21, 2011
Missoula, Mont.
Depending on results this week, Montana could win the regular-season title and host the tournament for the first time since 2000, or the Grizzlies could miss the tournament all together.
"You work so hard throughout the year to get to this point," said UM coach Mark Plakorus, whose team has won three straight matches. "I'm looking forward to seeing us play this week because we've just been getting better and better as the year's gone along.
"If we compete like crazy this week, I'm excited about what could happen."
Live coverage: Friday's match at Southern Utah can be followed via audio stream and live stats at SUUTBirds.com. ... Sunday's match at Northern Arizona can be tracked by live stats at NAUAthletics.com.
Where they stand: Montana (8-6-2, 4-2-1 BSC) is tied for third in the Big Sky with Idaho State. Both teams trail first-place Portland State and second-place Northern Colorado. ... Southern Utah (2-9-2, 1-5-1 BSC) is in ninth place and can only play spoiler this weekend against Montana and Eastern Washington, which SUU hosts Sunday. ... Northern Arizona (5-7-4, 3-2-2 BSC), which hosts EWU on Friday night, is currently tied for sixth place but is still among the teams in the running not just to make the tournament but host it.
Current Big Sky Conference standings:
Portland State: 5-2-1 (16) ... 7-7-2
Northern Colorado: 4-1-2 (14) ... 6-5-4
Idaho State: 4-2-1 (13) ... 9-5-1
Montana: 4-2-1 (13) ... 8-6-2
Weber State: 4-3-0 (12) ... 6-10-0
Northern Arizona: 3-2-2 (11) ... 5-7-4
Sacramento State: 3-3-2 (11) ... 5-7-4
Eastern Washington: 2-3-2 (8) ... 5-7-3
Southern Utah: 1-5-1 (4) ... 2-9-2
North Dakota: 0-7-0 (0) ... 2-11-1
With eight teams still alive, the postseason scenarios are too many to break down. Just know that eight of the 10 league teams have two matches remaining this week. First-place Portland State and Sacramento State, which is tied for sixth, meet each other Friday afternoon in those teams' only remaining league match.
This week's schedule:
Thursday, Oct. 18
North Dakota at Weber State, 3 p.m.
Northern Colorado at Idaho State, 4 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 19
Sacramento State at Portland State, 2 p.m. (MT)
Montana at Southern Utah, 3 p.m.
Eastern Washington at Northern Arizona, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 20
Northern Colorado at Weber State, noon
North Dakota at Idaho State, 1 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 21
Montana at Northern Arizona, noon (MT)
Eastern Washington at Southern Utah, 2 p.m.
The final standings and tournament field will work themselves out over 72 hours, from Thursday afternoon at Weber State and Idaho State to Sunday afternoon at Northern Arizona and Southern Utah.
Most recently: Montana extended its winning streak to three matches with a 4-0 victory at Eastern Washington Friday afternoon in its only match of the week. The Grizzlies received a pair of goals from senior Erin Craig and one each from sophomores Tyler Adair and Allie Simon.
Craig was named the Inland Northwest Soccer News Player of the Week for her two-goal, one-assist effort against the Eagles.
Montana has outscored its last three opponents 9-0, and its consecutive 4-0 victories over North Dakota and Eastern Washington give the Grizzlies their best two-match goal output since 2001.
More on Southern Utah: After losing its first five Big Sky matches by a combined score of 10-2, Southern Utah showed signs of fight last weekend on the road with a surprising 1-1 draw at Northern Colorado and a 3-0 win at North Dakota, the Thunderbirds' first shutout of the season.
Southern Utah has just two wins this season, the other a 3-0 home win over Division II Western State, but its 2-9-2 record is deceiving. Five of SUU's nine losses have been by a single goal.
"Southern Utah has been in every game they've played this year," Plakorus said. "Their overall record does not reflect their level as a team and what they can do.
"They got a couple of really good results on the road last weekend, so that is going to give them some confidence going into this weekend."
History: Montana and Southern Utah met for the first time last season in a nonconference match at Cedar City. The Thunderbirds led 4-1 at the half, but the Grizzlies fought back with three unanswered goals in the second half to forge a 4-4 draw.
Erin Craig scored Montana's first-half goal and the Grizzlies' first two goals of the second half. Allie Simon scored the equalizer in the 87th minute, and neither team scored in the two overtimes.
New look: Southern Utah is under a new coach for just the second time in program history. Brian Stock coached the Thunderbirds from their inception in 2001 through the end of last season, when SUU went 4-11-3. Stock resigned in November and was replaced in January by Becky Hogan.
Though Montana played at Southern Utah last season, the experience does little to prepare Montana for Friday's game.
"It's a new coaching staff, and they've done their own thing with this team, so it will be pretty much a new team that we see Friday," said Plakorus.
More on Northern Arizona: The Lumberjacks opened their Big Sky schedule with consecutive wins at home against Southern Utah, 1-0, and on the road at Weber State, 1-0. NAU has won just once in five matches since.
Northern Arizona played to 0-0 draws at home two weekends ago against both Portland State and Sacramento State, then played to wildly divergent results on the road last weekend. NAU won at North Dakota last Friday, 4-0, then lost on Sunday at Northern Colorado, 5-0.
Goals for Montana should be tough to come by Sunday. The Lumberjacks have not allowed a goal in their last four home matches.
"Northern Arizona is a very confident team at home, and they don't give up a lot of goals," Plakorus said. "We'll have to be sharp with a quick turnaround from our game Friday afternoon to Sunday morning.
"We'll need to be focused and ready to give our best effort that day."
History: Montana holds a 12-5-1 lead in its meetings with Northern Arizona. All five of the Lumberjacks' wins in the series have come in matches played at Flagstaff.
The Grizzlies snapped a three-match winless streak against NAU last year at Missoula when Tyler Adair headed in an Erin Craig corner kick in the 86th minute in UM's 1-0 win.
Montana's last trip to Flagstaff, under the previous coaching staff, got ugly early. Northern Arizona, which won the Big Sky regular-season title that season, led 5-0 at the half in a match that ended up 5-0.
Road trip challenges: Montana will fly from Missoula to Las Vegas Thursday, then bus the 170 miles to Cedar City. The Grizzlies will bus the 287 miles from Cedar City to Flagstaff on Saturday.
Following Sunday's match, the team will bus from Flagstaff to Phoenix, fly to Spokane, then bus home to Missoula, arriving early Monday morning.
"The travel is going to be a little bit of a challenge for us," Plakorus said. "I think what will play more of a factor is our mental focus, our preparation, our effort as we play and making sure we give our players the proper amounts of rest with all the travel."
Montana notes: Lauren Costa was one of 30 finalists under consideration for the 2012 Senior CLASS Award for women's collegiate soccer. The award recognizes student-athletes who have excelled in the areas of community, classroom, character and competition. It was announced Wednesday that Costa was not among those making the cut from 30 to 10. ... Montana's three-match winning streak is the program's second such streak under second-year coach Mark Plakorus. The last three-match winning streak came during the 2006 season. ... Erin Craig's two goals Friday at Eastern Washington give her 19 for her career, moving her into a tie for eighth on the Montana career list with Sharalyn Fowler (1994-96). Stacy Forslund (1994-96) ranks seventh with 24 career goals. ... Craig's 180 shots rank fourth in UM history, her 47 points rank ninth. ... Kristen Hoon's current career goals against average of 1.11 ranks second in Montana history behind the 1.02 of Amy Bemis (1995-99). ... The Grizzlies' eight shutouts this season lead the Big Sky Conference, as do their 88 corner kicks.
Upcoming: Montana will close its regular season with a match at Utah Valley on Friday, Oct. 26. Playing beyond that will be determined this weekend.
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Tests show many supplements have quality problems
In another study, men taking vitamin E were slightly more likely to get prostate cancer, and those taking selenium were a little more likely to develop diabetes. The results could have been due to chance, but federal officials were taking no chances and stopped the study last October.
Other studies suggest that high doses of vitamin C may help shield cancer cells from treatments designed to kill the cancer.
"Antioxidants are not the magic bullets that the supplement industry would like consumers to believe," said David Schardt, a nutrition expert with the consumer advocacy group, the Center for Science in the Public Interest. "They're not even necessarily benign."
Herbal sex pills containing the African tree bark extract yohimbe have landed men in hospitals with heart rhythm problems. This herb can cause high blood pressure, increased heart rate and other symptoms, the government warns.
The most serious side effects occurred with diet pills containing ephedra – heart problems, seizures and even deaths. The FDA banned it in 2004. The battle started in 1997, when the agency wanted strong warnings on labels, and it became a test case of FDA authority that went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, where the FDA ultimately prevailed.
Ginkgo, vitamin K, garlic, ginseng and other herbals can cause bleeding or clotting problems if taken with certain medications or before surgery. St. John's wort, promoted for depression, affects metabolism of more than half of all prescription drugs and can undermine birth control pills. Other supplements that can interfere with medicines include glucosamine, saw palmetto, soy and valerian.
Makers can say a supplement addresses a nutrient deficiency, supports health, or reduces the risk of developing a problem, but then must say the product "is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease."
So consumers will see vague claims, such as "promotes healthy immune system function." The immune system has dozens of parts, and modifying one can be helpful or harmful, so "it's a quack concept," said Dr. Stephen Barrett, a retired physician who runs Quackwatch, a Web site on medical scams.
The Federal Trade Commission has stepped up actions against deceptive ads, said commission lawyer Rich Cleland.
"It is a little like playing Whack-A-Mole," because each time one problem is resolved, more seem to pop up, he said.
Last year, his agency reached a settlement against the makers of Airborne, a supplement aimed at people in crowded places such as airplanes, offices and schools. Company founders "made false claims that Airborne products are clinically proven to treat colds," and there is also no evidence the products can prevent colds, the FTC complaint says.
Airborne's makers agreed to add $6.5 million to the $23.5 million they had already agreed to pay to settle a related private class-action lawsuit, bringing the total settlement fund to $30 million.
Industry also has stepped up self-policing. The Council for Responsible Nutrition gave money to the Council of Better Business Bureaus so it could hire a lawyer to investigate some supplement sellers' sketchy claims.
"There were cancer cures and 'blast off 29 pounds in 39 days' – really the Wild West of advertising. It was totally out of control," said the BBB's advertising division director, Andrea Levine.
The BBB council targets the worst claims in popular categories, such as diet, cold and flu, menopause, joint problems and sleep aids.
"We can't do them all," but want to send a broad signal about what kinds of claims are over the line for each type of product, she said.
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"Audiobus Launches Significant Update to Groundbreaking iOS App-to-App Audio Platform"
Melbourne, Australia, April 3rd 2014
Audiobus Pty Ltd, are pleased to announce the launch of the highly anticipated second version of their award winning, versatile and widely acclaimed app-to-app audio routing app Audiobus.
The first major update to Audiobus since its initial late-2012 release launches today. With hundreds of compatible apps and powerful new features like Multi-Routing, Presets and State-Saving, this highly-anticipated release is expected to further expand the possibilities of iOS as a music-making platform.
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Presets allow Audiobus configurations to be saved and recalled immediately, and shared with other users via email, Twitter or Facebook.
The revolutionary new State-Saving feature allows compatible apps to save and recall their configurations as part of an Audiobus preset. This provides users with a comprehensive workspace saving, sharing and recall facility. More than a dozen apps already support the new State-Saving feature, including Nave, JamUp, Swoopster, Sector and DM1.
These innovative new features are supported by a beautiful and functional new user interface that gently melts colours from the icons of loaded apps into the background.
"The thing people love about Audiobus is that it's a meta-app – it's an app that makes all your other apps better, more versatile, more creative," said Audiobus director and developer Michael Tyson today. "We're really proud of Audiobus 2 and think it's going to help people get even more out of their apps and their iOS devices."
Audiobus 2 is available on the App Store today for $4.99 USD.
Audiobus accolades:
- Electronic Musician Editor's Choice 2014
- Best Musicians App - Best App Ever Awards 2012
- Best use of Hardware - Best App Ever Awards 2012
- One of the Top 10 Best Paid iPad Apps Of 2012 - AppAdvice.com
- Best Music App of 2012 - de:bug.de
- Best Music App for iPad 2012 - ipadmusic.com
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Delaware legislature to vote on magazine ban
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No Jon I don't believe we should do away with the laws. The people I mentioned, law abiding citizens of good conscience don't need the laws anyway. They are put in place to protect us from the criminal vermin. To allow prosecution and punishment of said vermin. The laws we already have in place work… WHEN/IF they are enforced, which aren't being enforced. Also people like you undermine our justice system, because some punishments are deemed "to harsh" by cry babies like you. I know this because I worked in the justice system for years. When some slime ball gets 10 years for raping 5 or 6 kids, people like you deem that sufficient. I have seen guys get more time for property crimes where no one was hurt, than murderers, and rapists. Prison isn't scary to criminals anymore. It carries no stigma, and to many of these scum it is a rite of passage, or even a "badge of honor." Yes, it's to be avoided if possible, but they gain "street cred" for doing time. They get fed, housed, tv, education, legal assistance etc…at taxpayer expense. All the while "useful idiots" like you champion them, crying that their lot in life is unfair, that they are downtrodden etc.
Why should criminals fear prosecution, when some liberal whiner says the death penalty is cruel and unusual punishment and gets it outlawed. I'd bet their victims would say otherwise.
As for armed citizens of good conscience or police as you call them, just how many are there in this nation? How many cops do we have on a landmass of 3,794,100 square miles? How many cops to protect the decent citizens in a nation of 320,000,000+ people? Well as of 2006 there were approximately 800,000 local, state, and federal law enforcement officers in the USA. Hmm I'd say they are stretched a bit thin. Especially considering how many layoffs and cutbacks there have been in the last few years. I know numerous cops, some of whom have lost their job to cutbacks. None of the cops I know favor these "gun control" laws. Criminals will always find a way to get a weapon, and if not, well they can make 1.
I would like to respond to Jon as well, if I may piggyback on your thread.
You say that the people of good conscience who should be armed are the police, but it is the same people who want to disarm the public who will not allow police officers (active or retired) on school property to act as a deterrent.
Also, it seems to me that the areas in our country with the highest crime/murder rate are those where guns are banned outright (Chicago, DC, New York), because the criminals know that the law-abiding citizens are unable to fight back. I, personally, would rather not spread the statistics from those cities nationwide.
"but it is the same people who want to disarm the public who will not allow police officers (active or retired) on school property to act as a deterrent."
Most school systems have SROs or School Resource Officers who are police or Sheriff's deputies. These officers are armed. What I think most people object to is the idea that teachers should be carrying guns.
Also, when you talk about inner city murder rates, generally the big numbers are not coming from armed criminals attacking law abiding citizens, but rather armed criminals attacking other armed criminals. Of course there are tragic deviations from this, but to suggest that there is some sort of holocaust in the cities that is not centered around poverty and other illegal trades is to misrepresent what is happening in those cities to further an agenda. Quite frankly the statistics I would worry about as a gun owner are the ones that suggest you are more likely to harm a family member or loved one than a criminal or intruder.
The fact that the murder rates are criminal on criminal doesn't change the fact that criminals tend to settle and congregate in places where the gun restrictions are tighter because they know crime is easier. Who is being killed does not change the fact that the rates are higher in those places. Unless you would like to argue that it is the more liberal mindset and governance in general that is causing the higher rates of crime and poverty. I would have to give you that.
As far as the schools are concerned, true gun-free zone schools (like the one in Newtown) do not have these officers, and schools that have tried to add them have been picketed by the same people who want more restrictive gun laws. Even here in Texas, school districts are just now adding rules that allow police officers to drop by and check on schools, but not stick around. If Newtown would have had someone armed on campus, the shooter would most likely have not made it to the children.
The bottom line is that adding more laws to the books only restrict the law-abiding citizens. Having one more thing to throw at the criminal after murder, attempted murder, and all of the other laws they have already broken seems a small consolation for the dent in freedom they cause for the average citizen.
"Active and retired police officers will still have the ability to purchase the magazines and guns with higher capacities although many firearms manufacturers and retailers no longer sell items to government agencies that the state prevents their citizens from owning."
I find it fascinating that an industry which has created a product which has killed 70 children since the Newtown massacre would have such a fine tuned sense of justice.
Idiots… It takes 3 to 5 seconds to change a magazine. In a hostile situation, an untrained person is not going to be clear headed enough to react in the short time frame. Limiting the magazine size is not going to matter in a crowded area, full of panicky sheep that voted for gun bans…
During the Tuscon shooting in which Gabrielle Giffords was shot along with six others who were killed, it was while Jared Laughner was reloading that he was tackled and stopped. I don't want to say you're wrong, but, well, you're wrong. Sorry.
You might want to dig a little deeper. Try searching for Col. Bill Badger. Note the title, Colonel Bill Badger. As in US Army (retired). A man trained to deal with hostile situations. Now go back re-read my post, and make careful note of what I said.
This is why we need more law abiding citizens, of good conscience to be armed.
People like Loughner, whose minds are no longer capable of distinguishing between reality and fantasy will always be a threat, whether it be guns or Molotov cocktails. Criminals won't obey the laws anyway, and love it when their victims are unarmed.
Criminals won't obey laws…so that is a reason not to have them? Should we get rid of all laws that make theft a crime since they aren't stopping criminals? People who speed endanger other drivers but speed anyways, but that doesn't mean we get rid of speed limits. Also, and this might sound crazy, but maybe the answer to one person shooting in a crowd isn't two people shooting in a crowd. And when you say you want law abiding citizens of good conscience to be armed…well, we do have that. They are called police.


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Talk-show host Glenn Beck on his radio show likened the victims of the shooting at a Norwegian summer camp to young members of the Nazi Party.
In the seven-minute segment Monday morning, Beck described the attack "as a shooting at a political camp, which sounds a little like the Hitler Youth. I mean who sends their kids to a political camp?"
At least 85 people, some as young as 16, were killed in the second attack allegedly by Anders Behring Breivik at a summer camp that draws young members and children of the governing Labor Party.
Breivik, who adhered to radical right-wing theories about Islam and multiculturalism, was disguised in a police uniform when he carried out the attack on Utoyoa Island. He allegedly had set off a bomb in Oslo outside a government building, killing at least seven, before making his way to the island by ferry.
The Hitler Youth to which Beck referred was a paramilitary organization of the Nazi Party comprised of teens and preteens that existed from 1922 to 1945.
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The second round of Top 16 action was not one the visiting teams will want to remember. Only one of them – Fenerbahce Ulker Istanbul – was able to wrest away a victory to bring home. There was plenty of offense with three teams scoring at least 90 points and great defense with three teams held to 62 points or fewer. The final scores left Real Madrid alone atop Group E at 2-0, while three teams share the top spot in Group F with the same record.
In an attractive game at Barclaycard Center, Real Madrid downed Galatasaray Liv Hospital Istanbul 93-78 on Thursday. Felipe Reyes paced the winners with a double-double of 22 points and 11 rebounds. Galatasaray led 25-27 early in the second quarter, but Andres Nocioni and Marcus Slaughter fueled a 13-0 run and an outstanding Sergio Rodriguez boosted the hosts' lead to 55-39 at halftime. Madrid then managed to keep a double-digit margin until the final buzzer. Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv overcame Crvena Zvezda Telekom Belgrade 78-67in the first Top 16 game at the renamed Menora Mivtachim Arena. Brian Randle collected 16 points, 9 rebounds and 4 steals and Sofoklis Schortsanitis added 15 points for the reigning champs. Maccabi led by as many as 10 in the second quarter, but Nikola Kalinic helped the visitors narrow the gap to 37-33 at halftime before taking the lead in the third quarter. However Maccabi entertained with several alley-oops as it regained control and pushed the lead to as high as 18 in the fourth quarter to claim the victory. Maccabi's Devin Smith received his bwin MVP for December award prior to tipoff from Euroleague Basketball President and CEO Jordi Bertomeu.Zalgiris Kaunas topped ALBA Berlin 75-62 to pick up its first Top 16 win in Zalgirio Arena on Friday. Every time Zalgiris pulled away to a double-digit margin, ALBA had an answer,The visitors cut it to 53-51 early in the fourth, and 64-60 with less than three minutes to go, but Zalgiris finished the game on an 11-2 run to secure the victory. James Anderson finished with 16 points and 6 rebounds, while Paulius Jankunas collected 14 points, 6 boards and 4 assists. In the final game of the week, ne of basketball's great rivalries lived up to its billing Friday: FC Barcelona escaped with an 80-76 win over visiting Panathinaikos Athens. Marcelinho Huertas had a quarter he'll never forget, hitting 6 three-pointers in the 10 minutes after halftime. Five of those shots he hit consecutively in a three-minute span interrupted only by a timeout. The sixth fell in fortunately on Barcelona's last shot of the quarter, giving Barcelona a double-digit lead, 63-53. Panathinaikos came back to within a point, 77-76, on DeMarcus Nelson's fastbreak layup with 1:41 left before Justin Doellman's three-point play in the final minute finished the scoring and assured Barcelona the victory. Huertas led the winners with 22 points and 5 assists. Doellman added 12 points. Nelson scored 16 for the Greens.
In a highly-entertaining, run-and-gun showdown, CSKA Moscow defeated Laboral Kutxa Vitoria 99-90 in the Russian capital on Thursday. Sonny Weems paced the winners with 22 points and 8 rebounds, Milos Teodosic added 18 points and Nando De Colo had 17 points and 8 assists. Weems and De Colo gave the hosts a 53-36 margin at halftime, but Laboral rallied after the break behind a great team effort, getting as close as 81-77 on a three-pointer by Darius Adams. Weems, De Colo and Teodosic stepped up in crunch time to seal the deal down the stretch. CSKA set a club record with 10 blocks, as did Laboral by pulling down 23 offensive rebounds. In the Turkish Airlines Euroleague Game of the Week, Olympiacos Piraeus routed EA7 Emporio Armani Milan 81-58 at the Peace and Friendship Stadium. The visitors led early, but the Reds used a 7-0 and a 9-0 run in the second quarter to take the lead for good. Four three-pointers during a 23-3 run that bridged the third and fourth quarters broke the game wide open. Brent Petway and Oliver Lafayette each had 13 points in victory, while Matt Lojeski scored 12 points with 7 rebounds and 5 assists. Fenerbahce Ulker Istanbul stopped Nizhny Novgorod 60-78 on Friday. Led by Andrew Goudelock and Bogdan Bogdanovic, who alone combined for than half the Turkish champs' points, and terrific defense down the stretch, Coach Zeljko Obradovic's team claimed their first win of the Top 16. Goudelock poured in 23 points and Bogdanovic 17. The big difference in the game was Nizhny's 15 turnovers compared to just 4 by the visitors. Down 15 at halftime, Anadolu Efes Istanbul rallied past Unicaja Malaga 74-70. Matt Janning paced the winners with 17 points on 5-of-8 three-point shooting. Dontaye Draper was the game hero, scoring 5 of his 13 points in the final two minutes, including a game-sealing three-point shot. Unicaja took off with an early 0-11 run and led 34-49 at the break. Janning, Draper and Stratos Perperoglou each struck twice from downtown in the third quarter to tie the game, 57-57, and Cedi Osman and Draper made big baskets in the fourth.


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Kazemi meets with Oregon coach
By Joseph Duarte | September 19, 2012
Photo By Michael Paulsen/StaffRice forward Arsalan Kazemi (14) and Rice forward Jarelle Reischel (12) react during the first half of the Rice vs. Tulane NCAA basketball game at Tudor Fieldhouse, Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012, in Houston. ( Michael Paulsen / Houston Chronicle )
Former Rice forward Arsalan Kazemi, who was granted his release to transfer earlier this week, met with Oregon basketball coach Dana Altman in Houston on Wednesday, a person familiar with the situation said.
Oregon is among a list of six schools that Kazemi would consider as possible transfer destinations. The list also includes Kentucky, Ohio State, Texas, Florida and Cincinnati.
Oregon is considered among the top candidates to land Kazemi because the school does not begin classes until Sept. 24.
Kazemi was not immediately available for comment Wednesday. A decision could come by the end of this week.
Despite being limited by a knee injury, the 6-foot-7 Kazemi averaged 12.1 points and 10.3 rebounds last season. He was selected to the All-Conference USA second team for the second straight season.
Kazemi is the sixth player to leave the Rice basketball program since the end of last season, joining center Omar Oraby (Southern Cal), point guard Dylan Ennis (Villanova), forward Jarelle Reischel (Rhode Island), forward Ahmad Ibrahim (turned professional overseas) and forward David Chadwick (Valparaiso).
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Photo manipulation in photoshop
Photo manipulation in photoshop
This tutorial is going to show you photo manipulation. Photshop is a fantastic tool for photo manipulation as you probably already know.
When new to photoshop things like layers, levels, curves and balance all seem a bit scary, but once you get the hang of them you will see they are a piece of cake!
In this photo manipulation tutorial I am going to show you how to merge 2 animals, a Frog (ok, I know it's not an animal!) and a hippopotamus to create one hybrid animal. I call it a frogopottomus! The techniques you'll learn here aren't strictly for photo manipulation, they can be used on a variety of different projects, By doing this and completing it, you will have a good grasp on many of the tools in photoshop and will be able to use them for lots of other things! I hope you enjoy this photo manipulation tutorial and please feel free to send us your versions!
Onto the tutorial!
This is the final photo manipulation:
Step 1: Images
Ok, So first you are going to need to decide what animals you want to cross! Once you have decided, find some nice images and cut out your 2 animals!
A good thing to do when picking your images is to find two animals in roughly the same position, if not, it will make it harder to look convincing as one animal when you're doing your photo manipulation.
Step 2: Placing the animals together
Now take the part of the animals you want to manipulate and place them roughly together. One slightly over the other, and using Edit > Transform > Scale try to get the 2 body proportions the same.
Step 3: Colour adjusting
Now that your happy with the proportions of your beast you are going to want to make them the same colour!
Open the colour balance palette using Image > Adjust > Colour balance
Now, using the sliders try to get the colours of your 2 parts the same.
You wont be able to do this perfectly with just colour balance because you'll have different brightness so open Image > Adjust > Levels, again, using the sliders get the 2 parts brightness the same. There is no hard and fast rule for this. You just have to play around until you have a match.
Finally, open Image > Adjust > Hue and Saturation, Using the Saturation slider, simply slide around till you have a saturation match.
By now the too parts should be looking pretty close!
Now with your hard edge eraser tool, clean up all the edges, Then with your soft edge eraser tool set at 50% opacity, gently erase the joins of the two pictures so they merge into one. If you have got all your colour correction done well in the previous steps you really wont need to do much erasing!
Create a new layer under your frogopottomus and name it shadow. Now with a soft black brush, gently draw in a bit of shadow. Easy.
Step 4: Place the image on to a desired background
Merge the 2 animal layers together and then place them on your chosen background!
Your done!!! I added a layer of noise on top of the whole image with an opacity of 10 just to scratch it a bit, but you are pretty much done!
Here is a slight photo manipulation variation.
I hope you enjoyed this photo manipulation tutorial and I hope I explained it easily enough.
It really is easy, like all of the tutorials on this site. The idea is minimum effort with fantastic results!
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Sebelas Maret University
|Sebelas Maret University
|Universitas Sebelas Maret
|Mangesthi Luhur Ambangun Nagara
|March 11, 1976
|Prof. Dr. Ravik Karsidi, M.S
Academic staff
|Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia
148.2 acres (0.600 km2)
Sebelas Maret University (Indonesian: Universitas Sebelas Maret) is an Indonesian public university in the suburban area of Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia. It is colloquially known as UNS or UNS Solo.
Sebelas Maret University was established on March 11, 1976. It was originally named Universitas Negeri Surakarta (State University of Surakarta), hence was abbreviated UNS. Sebelas Maret University standing is the result of the unification of the five universities in Surakarta of which were:
- Institute of Teacher Training and Education of Surakarta.
- Sports High School of Surakarta.
- Academy of Business Administration of Surakarta.
- Combined University of Surakarta, which comprised several universities in Surakarta, included University of Islam Indonesia of Surakarta.
- Faculty of Medicine of the Department of Defense and Security's National Higher Education Development of Surakarta.
Symbol and philosophy[edit]
The symbol of UNS is a flower with four petals as the visualization of the nation, the name of the nation and the state.The three petals at top side, right side and the left side are the embodiment of tri dharma colleges. The one petal under consists of five units that symbolize the principles of Pancasila.The four petals form a line in sequence to depict the academic unity of UNS .
The flower's pistil head shape is described as Wiku that derives from Pali, meaning "the learned people", a circular writing that is similar with Javanese script is Sangkala Candra, (In count of Java) "Mangesthi Luhur Ambangun Nagara" symbolizes the Java year 1908 or 1976 AD, the founding year of UNS.
Overall the symbol of UNS visualize ideals to build a nation, Candra Sangkala it as a shining Praba, Praba in the history of religion and puppet used by the holy man who's wise and virtuous. The central of symbol is Wiku brain (the learned man) is described as a flame, suggests light that illuminates the eternity of science, toward human welfare. Navy blue's color is a pledge of allegiance and devotion to nation, state, homeland, and science.
The university has nine faculties providing courses at the diploma, undergraduate, professional, and specialist levels. Some graduate and postgraduate courses are managed by the graduate program.
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Letters and Fine Arts
- Faculty of Social and Political Sciences
- Faculty of Economics
- Faculty of Education
- Faculty of Medicine
- Faculty of Mathematics & Natural Sciences
- Faculty of Agriculture
- Faculty of Engineering
- Postgraduate and Doctorate Programs
Campus facilities[edit]
Students mostly come from outside of Surakarta. The Family Medicine master's program received equipment from the Ministry of Health to develop a model of family clinic services, which provide health services, supported the concept of health insurance/Public Health Maintenance Insurance (JPKM). UNS-MC will be used to support teaching and learning activities for the practicum for students Faculty of Medicine and Family Medicine. Participants are students, employees, lecturers, and communities around the campus.
UNS is supported by more than 1,600 lecturers; 4% of them are professors, and 72.9% of them hold either a bachelor's degree or master's degree. It is supported by approximately 900 administrative staff.
IT facilities at the university are the internet network at the university and in each faculty. UNS provides web hosting for each faculty and department which intends to build a website as a sub-domain of www.uns.ac.id. Email is provided free for the academic community UNS. UNS develops Academic Information System (SIAKAD), an educational information technology-based system, so that student registration and Plan Studies Consultation can be performed online.
In the Central Library, UNS is developing UNS Library Automation (UNSLA) to ease the reference and collections search through online media. The library can be searched via the Internet. The library is equipped with a Digital Library, a reference that can be accessed online. UNSLA is the online catalog (only searching the library collection) while the Digital Library serves as a digital reference database (all information from a scientific work can be accessed here).
The Educational Development Institute (LPP UNS) develops educational activities online or E-Learning. Other IT facilities are hot spot and the SAT, to anticipate those who do not have a notebook, UNS has been providing Self Access Terminal (SAT), PC Desktop internet service. Because the number of PCs are still limited, the users are very low charged to avoid the monopoly use of a PC. SAT is also reserved for those who wish to develop skills in ICT.
As a health concern, UNS established the Medical Center serving the UNS academic community and people around the campus as a form of community service. It consists of four divisions: Public Health, Dental, ENT, and Eye. The Medical Center is supported by doctor and medical personnel, lecturers at the Faculty of Medicine. In addition to the health service center, UNS Medical Center serves as a supporting facility for teaching and learning activities for students of Faculty of Medicine.
Student facilities[edit]
Student facilities include sports and arts facilities, dormitory, and the Secretariat of SMEs. In sports and arts facilities, UNS has a national standard football stadium with stands, players changing rooms, as well as athletic tracks that are for athletes and for sports learning. The closed sports arena can be used for indoor sports, such as volleyball, badminton, basketball and futsal.
UNS has a Student Center UNS which can be used for academic activities like seminars, workshops, or meetings with a large-scale participant as well as sports activities such as Tae Kwon Do, Jiu Jit Su, Karate, Pencak Silat, etc. UNS has tennis courts in Kentingan and in the Department of Sports Education and Health at Manahan. Sport facilities are scattered in every faculty such as basketball court, volleyball, and badminton.
For the convention hall, UNS has an auditorium with amenities for academic and entertainment activities such as art performances or music concerts. Traditional Karawitan equipment, equipment for modern music, and marching bands are student facilities. UNS builds secretariats for Student Activity Unit at the university and faculty level. UNS has a student dormitory with full residential facilities. Students may live in the dormitory at low cost.
Bus Campus is another facility that can be used in student activities, within and outside the campus with permits that have been set by the institution.
Nurul Huda Mosque is the largest mosquein campus. UNS has other mosques in Kentingan, Manahan, Kleco, and Pabelan. Nurul Huda Mosque is located in the campus center, Kentingan. It was established in 1982. Besides functioning as a means of worship, Nurul Huda Mosque serves as a means to instill the values of Islam to the campus community, especially Muslim students. For other religions, UNS has a church for Christians, Pura for Hindus, and monastery for Buddhists.
Image gallery[edit]
South boulevard
University logo on the south gapura
Postgraduate building
Rectorate building
Front gate (South)
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