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Bangladesh Expects to Settle SIM Card Tax Dispute Shortly
Published on: 8th Mar 2014
Note -- this news article is more than a year old.
Bangladesh's tax regulator has indicated that a long running dispute over taxes on replacement SIM cards can be resolved within the next few weeks.
The Chairman of National Board of Revenue, Ghulam Hussain met with representatives of the four mobile networks, and has now asked the telecoms regulator to examine the issue.
The government imposes a sales tax on SIM Cards, but the mobile networks say that the tax should not also be applied when SIM Cards break and need replacing.
At stake in around Tk 3,000 crore (USD380 million), although that is significantly higher than Tk 250 crore in an interim report filed last September.
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Olivia Culpo is an American beauty pageant titleholder who won the Miss USA 2012 and Miss Universe 2012 pageant.
He's one of the hottest hunks in the country, but Tim Tebow just couldn't satisfy the needs of former Miss Universe Olivia Culpo.
Due to his widely-publicized Christian belief in chastity before marriage, the 28-year-old former NFL stud refused to have sex with his 23-year-old lady and she finally had enough and kicked him to the curb.
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"Victorious" hottie Victoria Justice rubbed shoulders with "Vampire Diaries" dame Nina Dobrev while Olivia Culpo and Nina Agdal (in Diane Von Furstenberg and Tamara Mellon) worked the paparazzi area.
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Following two years of romantic bliss, Olivia Culpo is speaking out via Instagram about her breakup with Nick Jonas.
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Get App-y: Slacker Radio does music streaming work for you
Music lovers should be happy these days. There are so many ways to listen to and discover music through technology that even the pickiest fans should be able to find the right combination of tunes and music streaming for their tastes.
They can pick from Spotify, Twitter Music, Rdio, Last.fm, Pandora, Rhapsody and Slacker Radio, to name just a few, and Apple's iRadio is set to premiere this fall.
While I've written about some of these services before, I recently had the chance to try out Slacker Radio, thanks to the company's offer to explore the Slacker Premium service.
Slacker, found at slacker.com, has more than 200 "expert-curated" radio stations and lets users listen in all kinds of ways, a news release from Slacker states. Boasting "10 times the music catalog of Pandora," Slacker has mobile applications available for Apple, Android, Amazon, Windows, BlackBerry and Nokia devices.
It also offers hourly news, weather and sports updates (via ABC, ESPN, NPR and The Weather Channel) should you want to turn on those features.
So far, I've liked every music service I've tried out. I've liked Spotify for the ability to create playlists of songs that I choose in any order — basically I design the radio station from millions of songs available on the service. I've liked Pandora for trying to understand my own musical tastes based on initial songs or artists that I select for personalized stations and then learning from songs. That way, I've discovered even more artists, and it does a good job with the recommendations. Twitter Music lets me discover music from my own Twitter followers; it's free, but I keep forgetting about it, so the downside is that it's not sticking in my music routine so far.
And I found myself turning to Slacker stations the last few weeks for the wide variety of preset genre-oriented radio stations. I didn't have to do any work at all to start listening to Slacker's stations, which I really enjoyed. It was easy to figure out and completely customizable, but the ability to pick a genre and hit "play" was very appealing.
I played the "Today's Hits" radio station with my children and got caught up on what they and their friends were enjoying. I have listened to the "Alternative" and "Adult Alternative" preset stations in order to discover more new-to-me artists that I like. There's a "Pop Pool Party" station and a "Song Stuck in My Head" station. There are even stations for listeners who like contemporary Christian music, the classics, country, dance or music from certain decades, among others.
Slacker Premium is $9.99 a month and it includes the ability to play albums on demand or single artist stations, as well as creating your own playlists. Slacker Radio Plus is $3.99 monthly; it offers the preset station but lacks the ability to customize your own.
If you're looking for your own music service, consider some of the following issues:
Which service is compatible with your device? Anymore, most streaming services offer mobile applications across most platforms (like iTunes, Android, Windows, etc.). However, purchased songs bought from one store don't always play on a competitor's device. Check compatibility before you invest.
What do you want out of your service? Do you want to stream preset radio stations or design your own with songs and artists you choose? Are you looking to buy music or just listen? Do you want it to stream through your mobile device or your computer?
How much do you want to spend each month? There will be more ads and limitations with free services. Check the services' websites for more details and price points.
Are your favorite artists available on the services you're considering? Do a search. Explore the genre. Make sure the ones you like are on that service. Be wary of your mobile data with these streaming services. I think I would use them much more if I had unlimited data with my wireless carrier, which I don't.
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The graphic interfaces on Vienna Suite''s EQ and Limiter plug-ins show exactly how the processors affect your audio.
Vienna Symphonic Library (VSL) has a great reputation for providing composers with superb orchestral sample libraries. Noting a lack of effects plug-ins offering full 64-bit processing, the company developed the Vienna Suite plug-ins (approximately $537). Although the plug-ins' presets are primarily geared for use with VSL virtual instruments, these effects work remarkably well in other types of audio production.
Installation of the Vienna Suite is easy. You need a Syncrosoft USB key to hold the authorization, which you buy through VSL or a third-party vendor. The downloadable installer provides VST (Mac/Win) as well as AU and RTAS (both Mac-only) versions.
The eight plug-ins possess no-nonsense names: Equalizer, Master Equalizer, Limiter, Compressor, Multiband Limiter, PowerPan, Exciter, and Analyzer. The primary difference between the two EQs is that Master Equalizer has high- and low-shelving filters in addition to the five fully parametric bands of Equalizer. Master EQ has three different filter types for each of the bell bands and two each for the shelving bands. And Master Equalizer employs 45 oversampling for a significantly higher resolution at a cost of slightly higher latency and CPU usage.
Both EQs share a sleek GUI, breakpoint and numerical data editing, and a real-time 120-band pre- or post-EQ spectrum view overlaid on the EQ curve. That gives you a tremendous amount of insight into which frequencies to target and how the EQ is affecting the signal, and it is unique among EQ plug-ins I have used.
The Limiter plug-in is a brickwall-type digital limiter. It is useful for getting program material or a single track to have a louder apparent volume. The controls are straightforward, but the display has some unusual features.
You see the audio passing through the plug-in as a scrolling waveform, with different shades for the input and output signals. In addition to the standard gain-reduction meter, an indicator line dips down in real time to show the curve of attenuation. That is unlike any limiter display I've seen, and it permits a greater understanding of the effect that limiting is having on the envelope of your signal.
The Compressor plug-in has a similar display without the attenuation curve. It boasts a few other bells and whistles: three different sidechain filters, Opto mode using vintage knee characteristics, and Fat mode adding tapelike harmonic distortion.
Multiband Limiter has four bands, with adjustable crossover frequencies and Threshold, Gain, Attack, and Release controls for each band. It also provides an Opto mode, and it offers an optional brickwall limiter at the end of the signal path.
Exciter is the first of three wild-card plug-ins in the Vienna Suite. It generates odd or even harmonics to give your tracks more presence without using EQ. It can drive the harmonics into distortion, providing even more sonic sculpting capabilities, and when used subtly, it can really make a track come alive in a mix.
PowerPan is a comprehensive panning tool for managing where and how stereo tracks appear in the stereo field. Its balance, center, width, and level sliders are augmented by channel-swap and individual-channel polarity-reverse buttons.
The Analyzer tool is a 120-band frequency analyzer, similar to the one embedded in the EQ plug-ins. The frequency spectrum of your signal is displayed as 120 small bars or as a continuous line graph, and you can change the ballistic behavior of the analyzer as well as enable a peak-hold feature. In a useful touch, Analyzer indicates the loudest frequency of the signal as a MIDI note name.
I found the Vienna Suite very useful in both Pro Tools LE 8 and BIAS Peak Pro 5.2. I and other engineers at my studio now rely heavily on the plug-ins for mix duties. Our consensus is that the plug-ins, especially the EQs and Compressor, have a gentle approach that is highly effective without being too noticeable, perhaps due to the 64-bit computations (see Web Clips 1, 2, 3, and 4).
I have plenty of plug-ins that produce a colored, heavy-handed sound, but the Vienna Suite offers a more transparent way of getting your tracks to behave. The display options also got my attention. My only issues were with some GUI stickiness, which the company claims to have addressed in a new release, and with the lack of a manual. Other than those trifles, the Vienna Suite is a winner, even for those not using Vienna Symphonic Library sounds.
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The Lorax
WHY? Because despite the fact that the movie was a hit, it's all but forgotten now, and slapping on a giant orange mustache does not count as a costume.
IF YOU MUST: Deck yourself out with all the wasteful products The Lorax partnered with and ask how someone can speak for the trees while also endorsing cars.
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review the reason why they bought the stock. In this environment, if gold price rises, it only means everything else will also be more expensive, mining cost will be higher. This will kill BRD as it is forced to sell 12.5% gold at $500. If gold drops, you know what will happen to BRD.Think, and it is amazing to me that only up to now did the company realize what is their profit killer ($500 hedge).
They stated in the write-up their intent to pay that off so as to be able to sell that 12.5% of production (from that one mine) at full market price instead of at $500 per Oz.That they had ~$34M in cash at the end of March (more now) gives a hint at their ability to do just that and they can add up the profits that they are giving away as a cost of that (needed at the time) loan.But good luck with your trading strategy.
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(2016-01-31 20:53)melons2 Wrote: My backups over time have grown from around 6 or 7gb to (yesterday) 39.5gb.
The addons directory accounting for 9.7gb and userdata being about 31gb of that the directory thumbnails is 21 gb.
Is there anything that I can do to reduce the size of my backup and the time it takes?
Just untick/deactivate "Thumbnails/Fanart" in the backup addon's settings (file selection), so your backup will get rid of the 21 GB.
After restoring this backup in the future the only disadvantage is, that all the graphics will have to recache/reload, which means they might not appear instantly if you browse through your libraries.
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Game of life: George Skiniotes was an expert fisherman, champion bowler
A farewell to people with Oklahoma ties who enjoyed the game day experience:
*George Skiniotes' name often appeared in outdoor briefs written by Oklahoman staff writer Ed Godfrey. Skiniotes, who moved to Oklahoma City from Arlington, Texas, in 1984, was a student-of-the-game fisherman. He hosted clinics at Bass Pro Shops, most notably on how to catch walleye in Oklahoma. Skiniotes caught 29 walleye in one day at Lake Hefner; one year, he snagged 67 walleye, with none weighing less than 6 pounds. The Joliet, Ill., native was also an exceptional bowler, often teaming with wife Joanne for tournaments. George and Joanne bested 64 other teams to win a No-Tap Tournament in 1995 at the old 66 Bowl. The businessman died Nov. 16, shortly after celebrating his 61st birthday.
*Hunting, fishing, drag racing and running were just a few things Bobby Tipton liked in life. He volunteered time with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for youth hunts. He was an open water scuba instructor and an endowment member of the National Rifle Association. The Putnam City West High School graduate was an Oklahoma City Barons season ticket holder. Tipton, a retired USDA research lab employee, died recently from pancreatic cancer at age 54.
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*Newman Jarrell Jr. was a Snyder native who was a longtime season-ticket holder for Oklahoma football. The retired security officer and former Oldsmobile and International Harvester dealer died at age 87.
*Oklahoma City resident Dick Williams died at age 86. The Iowa native ran track in high school but continued to play tennis well into his 80s.
*Dale Dishman left a mark on basketball, both as a player and coach. As a player, Dishman averaged 38.2 points per game in 1962 for the Chelsea Dragons. The average still rates among the 10 best in Oklahoma high school history. Dishman earned a basketball scholarship to the University of Tulsa. He transferred to Bacone and then Northeastern State; he played ball for both schools. Dishman served his country during the Vietnam War and then continued a career in basketball as a coach. After a stint as a graduate assistant at Northeastern State, Dishman led Fairfax High School to the 1978 boys state championship. He later coached in Bartlesville, both at College and Sooner highs before they merged into one school. The coach spent his retirement years as a Dewey resident. Dishman died Nov. 18 at age 68.
*Oklahoma City native Carl Mitchell Jr. was an exceptional tennis player. As a young man, in the 1930s, he won a national tournament in doubles. Awarded the bronze star during World War II. Retired as a bank vice president. Mitchell died at age 90.
*Richard Dudley Jr. was a Hollis High School graduate who earned a track scholarship to the University of Oklahoma. Dudley lettered in 1955, 1956 and 1957 while running for legendary OU coach John Jacobs. Dudley was chosen as co-captain of the Sooners. The retired civil engineer was a McAlester resident when he died at age 77 from kidney cancer.
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We don't have pop up video on NewsOK.com. If we did, here are a few tidbits about our sports staff that you would see in the quote bubble:
*Todd Schoenthaler has been a part-time employee with The Oklahoman sports department for more than 20 years. He handles various duties, answering phones, punching in local box scores and keeping everyone on the staff in a relatively good mood with some of the corny stuff he says. "Big Todd" as we call him, is usually the guy who wakes football coaches on Saturday morning — as in 1 a.m. — asking for the final score of a game from the night before when "someone" forgets to call The Oklahoman. By trade, the Maquoketa, Iowa, native works with troubled youth in the Edmond Public Schools. A devoted fan of the Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bears and Iowa Hawkeyes — no matter how bad they are.
*Assistant sports editor Ryan Sharp is a quiet Indianapolis Colts fan. He rarely gets involved in the War of Words between staff members who like to flex their jaw muscles about their favorite teams and why they're superior. Sharp became a Colts fan while working for the Indianapolis Star. He played football at Bethel High School and marched in the Oklahoma State University band.
Call me crazy
Call me crazy, but Detroit Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is about as old-school football as it gets. The dude is a mean football player who fits the mold of old-time maniacs such as Jack Lambert, Dick Butkus and Conrad Dobler. Suh would have been a perfect fit with the nasty Oakland Raiders of the 1970s and 1980s, and easy to imagine him as a member of the Steel Curtain or the Fearsome Foursome defenses. And who wouldn't want to see Suh go one-on-one with locomotive running backs Jim Brown, John Riggins or Earl Campbell back in their heyday.
Old-timers know what I'm talking about. Young-timers, get on YouTube and punch in some of the aforementioned names. See what I mean.
Three questions
The Oklahoman asked Douglass High School basketball standout Stevie Clark three questions:
*List five of your favorite things:
"My phone, Xbox 360, iPod, rings and Player of the Year trophy."
*List one person you want to trade places with for a day and why:
"LeBron James. I want to see how it feels to be him."
*What is the top thing on your bucket list?
"Travel the world with my family and friends."
It figures
88-0: Hall High School opened the Arkansas girls' basketball season with an 88-0 victory over Fair High. A far superior Hall squad tried to take it easy on Fair, pulling its starters four minutes into the game and owning a 28-0 lead. According to THV, a CBS affiliate in Little Rock, Hall showed sportsmanship by not using a full-court press or pressure defense the rest of the game. But the Hall reserves still wanted to impress coaches and were not afraid to shoot the basketball.
Birthday club
35: Former Oklahoma City Blazers forward Garth Gartner turns 35 Tuesday. Gartner's time in a Blazers uniform was brief, playing just 15 regular season games after being acquired from the Border City Bandits, a horrid Texarkana, Ark.-based Central Hockey League team. Gartner was known for scrappy, problematic play on the ice. He managed just three points but piled up 65 penalty minutes for OKC. Although the Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada, native was not known for scoring, he was credited with the game-winning goal in Game 4 of the 2000-2001 CHL championship series against the Columbus Cottonmouths. Gartner was the last Blazers player to touch the puck before a Columbus player accidentally put the disk in his own net. The 2-1 overtime victory gave OKC a 3-1 lead in the series; the Blazers clinched the title the next game.


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Superior Court Judge T.W. "Chip" Small declared a mistrial Friday in the case of Steven Michael Swinford. The Wenatchee World reports (http://bit.ly/tekfzr) that a date for a retrial is expected to be set at a hearing Wednesday.
Jurors deliberated more than six hours Friday and three hours on Thursday.
The 21-year-old Swinford shot 22-year-old Paul Raney seven times with a .45-caliber pistol on Jan. 28. Swinford told jurors that after a dispute over use of an iPod, he saw Raney reaching for a handgun. Swinford said he snatched up a loaded pistol, closed his eyes and fired.
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Alex Sink concedes governor's race to Rick Scott
Published: Wednesday, November 3, 2010 at 6:30 a.m.
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TAMPA, Fla. — Republican businessman Rick Scott will be Florida's next governor after Democrat Alex Sink conceded Wednesday in what had been an extremely tight race.
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With 99 percent of Tuesday's votes counted, Scott had 49 percent to Sink's 48 percent of the vote. Scott's campaign called a win by Democrat Alex Sink "a mathematical impossibility."
Scott, a 57-year-old multimillionaire, unexpectedly jumped into the Republican primary race in April. With an antiestablishment message and tea party backing, the political newcomer proceeded to spend about $73 million of his family's money beating Attorney General Bill McCollum for the GOP nomination and then taking on Sink.
Sink is the state's chief financial officer. She worked for 26 years in the banking business, eventually becoming one of the state's most prominent businesswomen.
"We fought very very hard," Sink told supporters Wednesday morning. "We just fell a little bit short."
Sink said she planned to return to private life but added, "I will continue hold the politicians in Tallahassee accountable for results."
Scott will replace Gov. Charlie Crist, who eschewed a second term to run for U.S. Senate. He lost Tuesday to Marco Rubio.
Scott will be sworn in Jan. 4.
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"Dayton Ohio" Top 5 Page for this destination Dayton by kdoc13
Dayton Travel Guide: 301 reviews and 914 photos
Dayton, Ohio. A little slice of hell along the Great Miami River, which happens to be my hometown.
It also happens to be the home of the Wright Brothers (yeah, North Carolina, we know, you had wind) the Wright Patterson Air Force Museum, and not much else. I don't want to say that there is nothing in Dayton, or nothing to do here, but let's face it, this isn't New York.
I have built a few pages for Dayton to help visitors out with the nightlife, sites, and places to eat in the area. Please let me know if there is any other information needed.
The main things to see are the Wright Patterson Air Force Base, The Wright Historical Village, Sunwatch Indian village, and Carillon Park.
Wright Patterson AFB is home to the museum, which contains US and a few foreign military aircraft, including a few space vessels and a large collection of former presidential aircraft. The presidential aircraft are located in a remote wing of the museum. A bus is available to take you over, but the wing closes one hour before the rest of the museum. For JFK fans, his plane is there and the information about it and what was done to it after the assasination is interesting.
Everything in Dayton seems to be about the Wright Brothers. You can't go two feet without some reference. Part of Dayton's drive for tourism is the recreation of the Wright Village. It is in a terrible part of town and contains a restored Wright Brothers Bicycle shop, and other period buildings. None of which ever seem to be open. Call ahead, you may find an open time.
Sunwatch is an Indian settlement which was discovered by Archaeolgy students from the University of Dayton in the 1970's. Like most smart people, the Indians left. And like most people, they left their litter. You too can pay to see broken pots, recreated log homes, and experience the same Great Miami River smell which drove them away.
Carillon Park. Finally something good to talk about. The park is just what it is, a park. But, during the summer it is the home to numerous festivals and activities. A great place to lie in the sun and get a tan, or a place to take the kids to see historic buildings (often originals moved there from their original locations), and an actual Wright Brothers plane!
Finally, there are a few other things to see. The river fountains, when they work, are very cool. five fountains spray water over the river to form a mist, then on Friday nights, there is a laser show on the mist. There is a farmers market, the dayton dragons minor league baseball club, and in nearby Yellow Springs, John Bryant State park.
- Pros:Not really as bad as you think.
- Cons:Not much to do here.
- In a nutshell:To borrow a quote from from Roger Clemmons, the best thing about Dayton is the view of it in the rearview mirror.
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I used to live in the Dayton area! My daughter Shelby was born there!
I am going to a cousin's wedding in Dayton, so I was "researching"........just wanted to say I LOVE your writing style, you are so funny and I enjoyed reading your tips!!!
I've got a conference in Dayton later this month, so your page really helps.
Enjoyed your tips--amusing writing and good info. My DH recently retired from the AF and Wright-Patt is the closest base to us. We may be making use of your tips next weekend.... Thanks!
Hey there, I found this really funny since I moved from Wset Milton(Dayton Area), OH last Aug. to Florida. This is so true of this quasi southern, no jobs, "hick" town, but I've found Rednecks are everywhere!!
i echo Gymeni's statement - LONG LIVE DAYTON'S WEST SIDE, i was born and raised in Dayton View. i can't get back b/c all our jobs got sold overseas; as a result the people and the economy have really suffered. i look forward to 2008 AND our renaissance!
Love your Dayton pages. I'm a former resident of OND (Old North Dayton). Your photo of flying pizza made me crazy!
Happy birthday from NJ. I would beg to differ that the bad drivers came from Kentucky. I would've guessed they came from here...but wait...they're still here! Shucks!
LONG LIVE DAYTON'S WEST SIDE (where I was born and raised). Hook's BBQ and Shield's BBQ on the West side are the best! And don't forget about Dayton's Cassano's Pizza, period. I miss it.
my co-worker is from east dayton. he said that was bad enough but the west side? oh boy! not to mention his uncle rolled through there with the confederate flag on his pickup window :-x
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray says Justin Hunter, who tore a ligament in his left knee last September, "is looking better than ever" in preseason practice.
Hunter was leading the Southeastern Conference in receiving when he tore his ACL in a loss at Florida.
The 6-foot-4, 200-pound junior believes he is a better player now than he was last year because of an offseason of watching film and training in the weight room.
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The Office of University Chaplain at Evelyn Chapel offers spiritual growth opportunities to students, faculty, and staff; promotes awareness and appreciation of religious diversity; assists in the exploration of ethical questions, issues and values; and provides spiritual care to members of the campus community. The University Chaplain also participates in the ceremonial life of the University; oversees the use and operations of Evelyn Chapel; and coordinates Alternative Break programs in cooperation with IWU's Action Research Center.
All students—of all religious and non-religious traditions—are welcome at Evelyn Chapel.
Explore Faith and Spirituality
Facilitated by the University Chaplain and student leaders, ReligiosiTEA is a weekly gathering co-sponsored by IWU Interfaith (complete with caffeine and cookies) that encourages lively, honest conversation about a variety of topics…in a multireligious context. On any given afternoon, 20-25 students representing a variety of Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist and non-religious perspectives share their faith (or non-faith) convictions and questions. Themes—determined by students themselves for fall semester 2015—include: a new mini-series on meditation practices, the refugee crisis in Europe, the interfaith impact of Pope Francis' visit to the United States, Jewish high holy days and practices of forgiveness and reconciliation, and more.
Join the IWU Interfaith Facebook group and/or check out the Evelyn Chapel Events Calendar for weekly themes and updates. All campus community members are welcome to join us on any given Thursday in the basement of Evelyn!
Text Talks meets on some Mondays during the semester, and weekly updates may be found in the Evelyn Chapel Events Calendar below. This program and conversation is led by the University Chaplain for any students interested in reflection on and dialogue with interesting, inspiring, difficult, and/or demanding biblical texts and stories. Themes are chosen by both the Chaplain and all participants of the study and have included: women's leadership in the early church; insiders and outsiders in the Bible; and myth and sacred story in the Book of Jonah. Come as you can and bring your lunch! While there are themes that continue week to week, each Monday stands on its own. Our next Text Talks will be Monday, November 23rd in the Wakeley Gallery and we will be discussing the Psalms.
After a beautiful Dedication ceremony on August 27th, the Meditation Room went under construction again for finishing touches and is now available to visit and to reserve. A new rug has been delivered, and pillows and chairs will be arrive soon. Sacred texts from a variety of traditions are already in the library housed in the space. All are welcome to visit this stunning space on the second floor of the Memorial Center. If you would like to reserve the Room or have question any questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Here are initial hopes and expectations for the use of this space:
- The room is open whenever the Memorial Center is open and closed whenever it is closed.
- The room may be reserved by individuals and groups throughout the week. We recommend a maximum of 30 minutes for individuals and 90 minutes for groups. To reserve the room, please email firstname.lastname@example.com. An online Google calendar is in development.
- When the room is not reserved, you are welcome to close the door for up to 15 minutes for private meditation time. If you welcome others to join you in the space, please leave the door open.
- Please remove your shoes upon entering the Room and place in the hanging shoe rack. No shoes may be worn beyond the entryway.
- All items in the room and in the storage closets are for public use. Please handle items with care, and place them back where you found them.
- Be mindful of the needs of others and respect others' religious needs.
- Candles may be used in the room, but may not be left lit unattended. No incense is allowed due to allergies and ventilation constraints.
- Please leave room in the condition it was prior to use and bring in what you take out.
- Always turn your cellphones to silent when in the space.
- No food or drink is allowed, except for spiritual use. Water bottles are permitted.
- Always leave the door open upon exiting.
- Please share any concerns about the Room by emailing email@example.com or by calling the Evelyn Chapel main office at 556-3005.
In partnership with the Council on Religious Life, Evelyn Chapel supports all student religious Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) and the broad diversity of religious life on campus. Please visit the Spiritual RSO page for more information about each group.
Engage in Multifaith Conversation and Friendship
Multifaith Ambassadors Program
Facilitated by the University Chaplain, the Multifaith Ambassador Program is a student leadership program for students interested in: deepening their appreciation for and friendship with people from different religious and non-religious traditions; creating bonds of compassion and cooperation on this campus; and, exploring what it means to be a person of faith in a pluralistic society.
Each Wednesday, the Multifaith Ambassador Team meets to discuss current texts on interfaith cooperation and religious diversity and to plan interfaith discussions (like ReligiosiTEA) and interfaith events (like service days and cultural events like "Light the Night") for campus. Certain Wednesdays throughout the semester also include campus-wide events at Evelyn. Check out our Events Page for more information!
Highlights of the 2014-2015 school year included:
- "Storytelling for Social Change: Seeking Justice in a Multifaith America:" an address by interfaith leader Valarie Kaur, co-sponsored by Student Senate
- "Light the Night: A Multicultural Celebration of the Season of Light" with significant student participation as service leaders and attendees
- Harvesting Help: An Interfaith Service Day including thirty IWU students from a range of religious and secular traditions
- Participation in the Center for Human Rights and Social Justice's Fall 2014 Human Rights Workshop and Spring 2015 Student Undergraduate Research Workshop on free speech and human rights
- The development of a new Interfaith Prayer Space for IWU, to be dedicated in August 2015
- The release of an inaugural IWU Interfaith Journal
- Leadership of ReligiosiTEA and IWU Interfaith
For more information about this student leadership and stipended program, please email University Chaplain Elyse Nelson Winger at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Discover Ways to Serve
There are opportunities throughout to year to join with students across religious and non-religious traditions out of our shared values of service and social justice. Major events include "Harvesting Help," an interfaith day of service in November; dinner prep nights at Home Sweet Home Mission; volunteering with the Clare House Food Drive; Titans for Teeth; Promise Packs; and Alternative Fall and Spring Breaks.
As University Chaplain, I also facilitate opportunities for students to serve locally and nationally and explore issues of diversity and social justice through our Alternative Break program. In Fall 2013 and Spring 2014, a total of four trips were offered, giving students the opportunity to engage with local communities in West Bloomington (A Local Service Break), Chicago (Interfaith Engagement and Service Trip), Mission, South Dakota (Tree of Life Relief Agency at Rosebud Reservation), and Albany, Georgia (Habitat for Humanity's Collegiate Challenge). Two trips were offered in 2014-2015: an Interfaith Engagement and Service trip to Chicago in October 2014 and an Alternative Spring Break experience in Chavies, Kentucky with the Appalachia Service Project in March 2015.
Evelyn Chapel is also a place to just come and be. During the school year, the Chapel is open seven days a week from 8:00am to 11:00pm. There are always spaces available to study, gather for conversation, or make a cup of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate. And I am available to students, faculty, and staff for conversation, support, and spiritual care. Students may call or email me to make an appointment, or just stop by. The Office of University Chaplain is a Safe Zone.
You are welcome to contact me at email@example.com or 309-556-3179.
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|Online version:
Pioneering the human development revolution.
New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2008
|Named Person:
|Mahbub ul Haq; Mahbub-ul-Haq; Mahbub-ul-Haq.
|Material Type:
|Biography, Internet resource
|Document Type:
|Book, Internet Resource
|All Authors / Contributors:
Khadija Haq; Richard Ponzio
|9780195695137 0195695135
|OCLC Number:
|xvi, 266 pages ; 23 cm
|PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ; INTRODUCTION ; 1. From growth to growth with a social conscience: Haq as economic planner in Pakistan ; 2. Economic growth, poverty alleviation, and human dignity ; 3. Global development, poverty alleviation, and North-South relations ; 4. The advent of the Human Development Report ; 5. Mahbub ul Haqs Human Secrecy Vision: An unfettered dream? ; 6. Human development in South Asia ; 7. Successful transition towards a virtuous cycle of human development and economic growth: Country studies ; 8. The intellectual journey continues: Todays global agenda and the new frontiers of human development
|editors, Khadija Haq, Richard Ponzio ; [with a foreword by Amartya Sen].
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A collection about the evolution and policy influence of Mahbub ul Haq (the father of human development) which includes essays by some of Mahbub ul Haq's intellectual partners and colleagues. Read more...
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While I am not a business owner, the Dec 4, 2013, letter from Dan Moses (same subject) hit the issue right on the head. I believe that the Swiss Bear organization is chartered to focus directly on the downtown merchants. That is fine and our downtown is a credit to the Swiss Bear efforts. But, times are changing and that presents opportunities for the city of New Bern, Craven County, Swiss Bear and the SJ to work in a coordinated manner in order to promote the economic health of the county as a whole. The shoppers and voters expect nothing less.
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I did two sketches las week. The first one M34, was done during my firts trip to a dark site. I wasn't planing to sketch anything, but at 1 AM, I got the urge to do it. It was quite cold and I was quite tired (I drove 250 miles to get there and 250 more to come back!)
DATE: October 4th 2010
TIME: 1 am
PLACE: Réserve faunique de la Vérandrye
INSTRUMENT : Celestron Nexstar 8SE
EYEPIECE: Pentax 20mm (100X)
TRANSPARENCY: Good
SEING: Average
The second sketch I did from home on the 5th mostly to confirm the position of Hartley 2. It's my first "fuzzy" so bear with me on this one...
OBJECT: Hartley 2
DATE: October 5th 2010
TIME: 11 pm
PLACE: St-Hyacinthe, Québec
INSTRUMENT : Celestron Nexstar 8SE
EYEPIECE: Pentax 20mm (100X)
TRANSPARENCY: Average
SEING: Average
From a dark site and a red zone (M34 & Hartley 2)
Started by FrenchStar , Oct 09 2010 10:33 AM
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Posted 09 October 2010 - 10:33 AM
Posted 09 October 2010 - 11:59 AM
Excellent observations of M34 and Comet Hartley. I hope that they made your trip worthwhile. Thank you for sharing them with us all.
Posted 09 October 2010 - 11:54 PM
Travels worthwhile, very nice sketches.
Thanks for posting these fine sketches.
Thanks for posting these fine sketches.


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Historical Site in Chinatown
Washington and Kearny Sts
San Francisco, CA 94108
Located smack dab in the center of Chinatown, Portsmouth Square is a collection of several commemorative plaques, statues, and historical sites. Formerly the site of a Mexican Pueblo named Yerba Buena, Portsmouth Square was the site where the first American flag was hoisted. Today visitors can watch locals practice Tai Chi, play chess, and occasionally gather for weddings and other events. Most likely, however, visitors will appreciate Portsmouth Square for one of its more mundane qualities--it houses a four-story parking garage, from which you can begin your tour of Chinatown.
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Parking Availability: Yes
Average Price per Hour: $0-$5
Notes: Probably the best parking in Chinatown is located at Portsmouth Square.
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