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Conference Venue University of Oxford, St Anne's College, Oxford, United Kingdom
1. Ms. Irena Lucy Ishimora, Students, University of Indonesia, Legal Pluralism in The Management of Kasepuhan Karang Banten's Customary Forest in Mount Halimun and Salak National Park. Co-Author(s): Muhammad Dimas Tribowo and Rahmi Intan Jeyhan, Students of Faculty of Law University of Indonesia
2. Ms. Shagufta Jahangir, PhD Scholar, Center of Excellence for Women Studies, An Analytical Study of Social Problems of Women Related to Sports. Co-Author(s): Dr Asma Manzoor
3. Mr. Gabriel Aza Nyor, Lecturer, Nigeria Police Academy, State Responsiveness to Crime Reduction: An Assessment of Benue State Amnesty Programme.
4. Ms. Priyanka Dass Saharia, Student, London School of Economics, Negotiating the 'Difference' (A Case Study of India) – Narratives of female migrant workers of Manipur and Nagaland in upscale retail sectors in Delhi.
5. Dr. Suela Koza, Lecturer, University Aleksander Xhuvani, Dumre lakes pollution. Additional Abstract Accepted: Material Culture in the Mountainous Region of Shpat
6. Ms. Sally-Anne Beverley, PhD student, University of Leeds, Violence against bisexual women, a silent epidemic.
7. Mr. El Hadj Moussa BenMoussa, PhD Student, The University of Northampton, Teaching Literature Using Critical Thinking and Communicative Approaches.
8. Mr. Sukabuji Abdullah Tuheteru, Student, Universitas Indonesia, Strategy of Public Officials in Bangkalan, Madura, East Java, to Become a Local Boss: Fuad Amin Movement Before 2015. Co-Author(s): Sony Wicaksono
9. Mr. Mwai Daka, Postgraduate Student, University of Sheffield, The Role of Human Rights in the Fight Against Global Poverty.
10. Mr. Ibraheem Almakrami, Employee, Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, Royal Commission From Zero To Global And Function Of The Budget To Achieve The Objective.
11. Dr. Bundit Anuyahong, Lecturer, Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology, Effects of Clinical Supervision to Enhance Research Ability of New Generation Researchers.
12. Mr. Ife Akinyosoye, Lecturer, Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, Accessibility and patronage patterns of Hotels in Ondo State, South West , Nigeria.
13. Mr. Abiodun Ogunboye, Lecturer, Adeyemi College of Education, Factors Enhancing the Patronage of Hotels in Ondo State.
14. Dr. Hye Rim Lee, Research Professor, Konkuk University, Effects of Game Players' Social Intelligence on Aggression. Co-Author(s): Prof. Jeong Eui Jun; Mr. Kong Jeon Young; and Mr. Lee Sung Je
15. Ms. Noha Desouky, Instructor of English, The German University in Cairo, Glocal Community engagement: The impact of extra-curricular activities on college students' self-authorship.
16. Ms. Dareen Abu Elyosr, Teacher of Biology, The American International School in Egypt, Religion Education in Different Contexts: An Attempt towards mobilizing the reform of religious discourse and practices in Egypt.
17. Mr. Muhammad Hussain, PhD Scholar, International Islamic University Islamabad, Iconic Representation of Balochi Culture: A semiotic Analysis.
18. Mr. Ghulam Murtaza Khoso, Assistant Professor, University of Sindh, Disputed Waters of East Asia: Emerging Security Threats for Japan.
19. Prof. Il-Yeong Kim, Professor, Sungkyunkwan University, "Me that is not me": Bram Stoker's Dracula as a Figure of the Abject. Co-Author(s): Bora Shin
20. Mr. Ibrahim Ghide Adamu, Lecturer, Mai Idris Alooma polytechnic Geidam, Niger-Delta; Its causes and effects on the socioeconomic life of the people of Ogoni, River State, Nigeria. Co-Author(s): Ibrahim Ghide Additional Abstract Accepted: Challenge Of using SociIall studIes Education for Attitudinal Change
21. Ms. Eva Andriani, Assistant Lecturer, Universitas Negeri Semarang, Rejection of Theoretical Courses : Cases Study and Work-Related Courses Engagement towards Forensic Accounting International Competencies 2030. Co-Author(s): Ana Rachmawati
22. Mrs. Ukonu Ijeoma Chinyere, Lecturer, Federal Polytechnic Bauchi, Availability and Functionality of Safety and Security Equipment in Budget Hotels. Co-Author(s): Jeyokan Linda; and Ajongolo Morenike
23. Dr. Rfah Alyami, Deputy Dean, Arab East College, Globalization and Educational Change: implications for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
24. Ms. Areeba Shabbir, Research Scholar, Aligarh Muslim University, Digital Divide Issues in Planning and Implementation of Techno centric Education in South Asian Countries.
25. Mr. David Jide Oyebisi, Research Student, University of Johannesburg, Primary and Secondary Deviance: When Insider Behaviour become a threat to Information System Security.
26. Ms. Li-Chu Chen, Instructor, Shu Zen Junior College of Medicine and Management, Effect of Etymology instruction on EFL Students' Vocabulary Learning and Reading Comprehension.
27. Mr. Anant Prakash Narayan, Ph.D Research Scholar, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Politics of Anti-Rape Law Reform: A Socio-Legal Analysis of 16 December Anti Rape Movement in India.
28. Dr. Sonali Chakraborty, Associate scientist, Indian Statistical Institute, Health Status of elderly Population: An empirical evidence from India.
29. Prof. Hamzat Abdul Raheem, Professor or Arabic, Kwara State University, The Importance of Phonological Studies to the Nigerian Learners of Arabic.
30. Ms. Yi Vonn Wong, Postgraduate Student, Inje University, Cane Design: A Preliminary Research concerning on Cane and Elderly Users.
31. Ms. Shuchi Bharti, PhD Fellow, Jawaharlal Nehru University, The Transforming Nature of Employment Relations in India: A Socio-Political Analysis of Labour Law and Policy Reforms.
32. Dr. Sadeeq Launi, Principal Lecturer, Federal Polytechnic Bauchi, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and Human Development in Bauchi State, Nigeria. Co-Author(s): Mr. Kabiru A. Garba, Lecturer II
33. Dr. Muna Alkalbani, Assistant Professor, Arab Open University, Psychometric Properties and Factor Structure of the University Readiness Survey.
34. Dr. Shivani Vij, Assistant Professor, Aryabhatta College, University of Delhi, India, Coping Strategies and Life Skills Intervention Program for Street Children in India.
35. Dr. Orathai Piayura, Assistant Professor, Khon Kaen University, Male Prostitutes in Contemporary Thai Online Literature.
36. Dr. Ho-ying Holly CHUNG, Senior Lecturer, Hang Seng Management College, Report on Motivation and Demotivation of English-as-Second-Language Teachers.
37. Mr. Taimoor Shabbir, MS Finance Student, Bahria University Islamabad, Role of Firms-Specific Risk on Capital Structure Adjustment.
38. Mrs. Zaiton Mustafa, Lecturer, Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin, Factors Influencing Parents' Choice of Religious Private Pre-schools. Co-Author(s): Hishamuddin Salim, Lecturer; Nor Hafizah Abdullah, Lecturer; S. Nur Mursalina S. Azmy, Lecturer; Nurazan M. Rouyan, Lecturer; Suffian Hadi Ayub, Lecturer; Zanirah Wahab, Lecturer
39. Ms. Hirra Rana, Lecturer, Lahore School of economics, Emotional Intelligence and harmony.
40. Ms. Chayata Viriya, PhD Student, Chulalongkorn University, The effects of genre awareness instruction on students' writing ability. Co-Author(s): Punchalee Wasanasomsithi, Assoc. Prof
41. Mr. Taiwo Olayanju, Lecturer, Federal College of Education (Technical) Akoka, Economic Implications of Academic Performance of Tertiary Education Students in Vocational and Science Education Courses. Co-Author(s): Mr. Ebenezer Oje, Lecturer
42. Dr. Shunfeng Liu, Assistant Professor, The Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, The Construction of Legal Anthropological Knowledge Tradition:Max Gluckman's Research on the Ontology of Legal Concepts and Terms.
43. Ms. Ece EKEN, Research Assistant, Celal Bayar University, The Role of Early Maladaptive Schemas on Romantic Relationships.
44. Mr. Musa Grandawa, Lecturer, Mai Idris Alooma Polytechnic Geidam Yobe State Nigeria, Determination of some toxic metals (arsenic, cadmium and lead) in dust samples in Geidam main market, Geidam local government area of Yobe state, Nigeria. Co-Author(s): Mr. Mohammed Audu Assistant lecturer
45. Ms. Riyantita Tunjung Sari, Student, Airlangga University, Creative Education for Anti-Corruption to Optimize The Role of School in Character Building Education of Indonesian Students by Education Communication Approach and Anti-Corruption Culture.
46. Ms. Kadriye Bozkurt, Research Assistant and Phd Student, Pamukkale University, Two Controversial Faces of Mad People as Victims or Escapists.
47. Ms. Gamze Senturk, Research Assistant and Phd Student, Munzur University, The Fantastic in Anthony Neilson's "The Wonderful World of Dissocia".
48. Ms. Kadriye Bozkurt, Research Assistant and Phd Student, Pamukkale University, Revealing Brutal Facts through Absurd Theatre: Absurdity in Red Eye of Love by Arnold Weinstein.
49. Ms. Gamze Senturk, Research Assistant and Phd student, Munzur University, The Representation of Misanthropy in "A Rose for Emily" and "Timon of Athens".
50. Dr. Fatih Demir, Associate Professor, Manisa Celal Bayar University, The Politics of Policy Analysis: The Case of United Kingdom.
51. Ms. Gamze Yalçin, PhD Candidate and Research Assistant, Pamukkale University, The Art of Living in Limbo : A Cinematographic Analysis of the Hours.
52. Ms. Qurat Ul Ain, Lecturer, University of Central Punjab (UCP), The Impact of Destructive Leadership on Job Outcomes.
53. Ms. Gamze YALÇIN, PhD Candidate and Research Assistant, Pamukkale University, On the Threshold of Change: Analysing the Clash between Ideal Woman Concept and New Woman Concept in Dracula.
54. Prof. Basavaraj Donur, Professor, Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Literature and Religion: An Interface.
55. Mr. Muhammad Kamran, Lecturer/Module Leader Business Economics, Kingston University, What is wrong with Economic Sanctions: Efforts to evaluate the moral dimensions of Economics Sanction.
56. Mr. H.Syed Hamid Farooq Bukhari, Lecturer, University of Gujrat, Abortion and its Types in the light of Islamic Legal Maxims ( Qawaid al-Fiqhiyyia) : A Critical Study.
57. Ms. Luthfiana Nur, Student, Airlangga University, Emoticon Cap (Topi Ekspresi) as an Interactive Learning Method to Develop Indonesian Village Children's Expression as an Effort in Practicing Interaction Skill.
58. Ms. Rebecca Hsieh, Graduate Student, National Chenchi University, The image of "labyrinth" in Borges's "The Aleph" and "The House of the Asterion".
59. Dr. S.Chandra Sekaran, Head, McNally School of Fine Arts, LASALLE, College of the Arts, DNA Technology – Innovative thinking in Arts Education, Community–Based Arts and Performance Arts.
60. Ms. Patricia Agboro, Lecturer, University of Lagos, Teaching Philosophy in Nigerian Universities: Some Pedagogic Considerations.
61. Dr. Siti Zubaidah Ismail, Associate Professor, University of Malaya, Damages for Personal Injuries and Causing Death Resulting from Road Traffic Accident: A Survey from Malaysia. Co-Author(s): Dr Shahidra A Khalil, Senior Lecturer; Dr Abdullah Ali al-Mekhlafi, Senior Lecturer; and Siti Aisyah Samudin, PhD Candidate
62. Mr. Umar Werfete, Lecturer, PPPM STAIN Jayapura, Politic of Religiosity and the Rise of Radicalism in Indonesia with Specific Reference to Papua. Co-Author(s): Suparto Iribaram
63. Dr. Cheng-Yu Hung, Assistant Professor, National Taiwan University, Educators as transformative intellectuals: Taiwanese teacher activism during the national curriculum controversy.
64. Ms. Shweta Saxena, Trained Graduate Teacher – English, Central School (Govt. of India), Deploying WhatsApp messenger to disseminate podcasts-based learning of labor laws among workers.
65. Ms. Tanya Khan Mohmand, Alumni, University of Oxford, In Dire Straits: Teacher Policies and Student Achievement Levels of Public Schools in Pakistan.
66. Mr. Md Zahidur Rahman, Lecturer, Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP), The Implications of Demographic Transition for Productive Absorption of Labour Force: The Case of Bangladesh. Co-Author(s): Dr. Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir, Professor, Dept. of Development Studies, University of Dhaka
67. Mr. Asher Jospe, PhD Student, Tel Aviv Unviersity, On The Commodification of Passions in the Network Society.
68. Dr. Naela Danish, Associate Professor, Imam Saud University, Angela Carter- Aspect of New Historicism in "The Magic Toyshop". How the work is a continuation of the culture during the time of the author and the time following it. How the novel has provided the link?
69. Dr. Irit Bluvstein, Researcher and Lecturer, Tel Aviv University, Behind the scenes of the hostile-world scenario research: Reflections on researchers' resilience and vulnerability. Co-Author(s): Dr. Kfir Ifrah; and Prof. Dov Shmotkin
70. Mr. Mohsine Mahraj, PhD student, Ibn Tofail University, ESP Needs Analysis of Computer Engineering Students at the Higher School of Technology, Morocco.
71. Dr. Chalermchai Kittisaknawin, Lecturer, Silpakorn University, Thailand, Emotional Quotient, Spiritual Quotient, and Creative Self-Efficacy Influencing Individual Creativity: A Study of Undergraduate Students, Silpakorn University.
72. Prof. Shekinah Dorelle Queri, Assistant Professor, University of the Philippines Baguio, Reg(u)arding Indigenous Environmental Discourses in Philippine (F)laws.
73. Ms. Renu Dewan, Associate Professor, Ranchi University, Level of Aspiration, Mental Health & Distress Among Tribal Migrant Labour Women in Jharkhand, India.
74. Ms. Ilknur Ekiz, Research Assistant, KTO Karatay Üniversitesi, Development Policies And Commodification Process İn Rural Communities.
75. Mrs. Qurry Annisak, Postgraduate Students, Airlangga University, Sociopreneurship Empowerment Concept of Herbal Plants Village as a Solutions to Urbanization Problems of Rural Communities in Indonesia.
76. Ms. Funmilayo Ayodele, Student, University of Fort Hare, A Comparative Study of New Media and Traditional Media Usage among Communication Students at University of Fort Hare. Co-Author(s): Prof O. Osunkunle
77. Prof. Sajid Ahmad, Professor and Principal, University of the Punjab, Development of GIS based Community Health
78. Information System. Co-Author(s): SANA ISHAQ, Mphil student, Zahra Majid, Mphil student, Madiha Ijaz, PhD student, Zarnain Shakoor Mphil Student. Additional Abstract Accepted: Spatio-Temporal Growth Analysis Of District Lahore
79. Mrs. Neslihan Güler Uğur, PhD Candidate, Leiden University, Representation of Sexual Trauma in the Bastard of Istanbul.
80. Mr. Oktay Kaynak, Researcher, Independent Researcher, Three Leaps in Human Evolution.
81. Dr. Whasun Jho, Professor, Yonsei University, A Comparative Analysis of social and Political Polarization on Social Networks.
82. Mr. K Suresh Kumar, Assistant Professor, Banaras Hindu University, Current Art Education in Indian Schools : problems, possibilities ( based on the practical experience ).
83. Ms. Xinyi Zhang, PhD Candidate, Waseda University, Gender Equality from a Perspective of Return of Schooling of Rural-to-urban Workers in China- Empirical Study based on CHIP.
84. Mr. Sushil Kumar Solanki, Assistant Professor, School of Planning and Architecture, Universal Design Building Standard for India: A Critical Inquiry. Co-Author(s): Dr. Rachna Khare
85. Ms. Gargi Trivedi, Master's Student, University of Delhi, Locating the Anglo-Indian identity- Home, Transnationalism and Diaspora.
86. Dr. Anirban Mukherjee, Assistant Professor, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT), Re-examining the role of Ethnic Associations in the USA: The Case of Bengali-Indian Associations in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area, USA.
87. Dr. Naela Danish, Associate Professor, Imam Saud University, Angela Carter- Aspect of New Historicism in "The Magic Toyshop".
88. Dr. Yasir Kamal, Assistant Professor, Institute of Management Sciences, Investigation of Leverage Effect in Pakistan's Stock Indices; An Application of Asymmetric GARCH models. Co-Author(s): Usama Laique
89. Ms. Meriem Hamini, Guest Lecturer, Amar Telidji University, A Foucauldian reading of HeforShe campaign in the world: Negotiating power relations in James Tiptree, Jr The Women Men Don't See.
90. Mr. Chau Viet Bao Tran, Lecturer, Eastern International University, The Perceived Importance of Psychological Counseling in University to Vietnamese Students.
91. Ms. Ashika Govender, Researcher, The Human Sciences Research Council, Macroeconomic Impact of Economic Growth on Unemployment: A Case of South Africa.
92. Prof. Insuk Choi, Assistant Professor, Wonkwang University, Factors Related to Body Image in Korean Preschool Children. Co-Author(s): Ms. Ji Soo Im, Masters Student, Seoul National University
93. Dr. Doris Nkechiyem Asiwe, Post Doctoral Research Fellow, North West University, Employees' Responses to work overload: The mediating effect of Psychological Availability. Co-Author(s): Prof Sebastian Rothmann, Professor
94. Mr. Sushil Kumar Solanki, Assistant Professor, School of Planning and Architecture, Universal Design Building Standard for India: A Critical Inquiry. Co-Author(s): Dr. Rachna Khare
95. Mr. Ahmad Al-Awamleh, PhD Candidate, Southampton Solent University, The Effect of Palermo Convention to Combat the Crime of Human Trafficking in United Kingdom & Kingdom of Jordan.
96. Ms. Sidra Rasool, Lecturer, University of the Punjab, The concept of religious symbolism in Islam and world religions.
97. Dr. Cristina-Maria DABU, Member - Researcher, CRIFST - Romanian Academy, Science and religion in the contemporary society - A christian orthodox point of view.
98. Ms. Shamaila Burney, Assistant Professor, Hamdard University, Strategic Planning and Management of Public sector Hospitals in Megacity, Karachi: A case on people's healthcare facility selection criteria and concerns.
99. Ms. Sindhu Sekar, Research Scholar, Indian Institute of Technology -Madras, The Colony Re-visioned – Amitav Ghosh's Ibis Trilogy.
100. Dr. Cristina - Maria DABU, Member - Researcher, CRIFST - Romanian Academy, Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary education in contemporary society.
101. Mr. Holger Preut, Assistant Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Analysing the continued limited success of Vocational Training and Education (VET) in South Korea.
102. Mrs. Funmilola Megbowon, PhD Student, University of Fort Hare, Culture Induced Social Stratification and Inequality in Selected Prose Fiction: Lola Shoneyin's the secret lives of Baba Segi's wives and Chimamanda Adichie's Purple Hibiscus. Co-Author: Lawal Marvelous Adedoyin
103. Ms. Minu Varghese, English Language Instructor, Jazan University, "Writing on the Self from the Margins: Reading J.M. Coetzee's Boyhood, Youth and Summertime as Fictionalised Memoirs".
104. Dr. Mi-Hye Chang, Senior Researcher, Korean Woman's Development Institute, Rebuilding Women Safety Policy by the Life-Course Approach: Gender Differences in Risk Management Capacity of the Household and Living Spaces.
105. Mr. Jose Varghese, English Language Instructor, Jazan University, Exploring the Personal Moral Space: 'The Nothing' by Hanif Kureishi and 'Nutshell' by Ian McEwan.
106. Dr. Dewi Amat Sapuan, Associate Professor, Universiti Tun Abdul Razak, A Reconceptualisation of Emotional Labour: Examining a Paradox of Emotional Consequences for Mental Health Professionals.


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Bolivia's worst drought in 25 years is having a devastating impact on families and agriculture in one of Latin America's most independent nations.
Bolivia has undergone a major transformation in recent years, turning around its once failing economy into one of the fastest growing in the region. In the past few months alone, it also massively increased education spending and stood up to the Rothschild-owned banking institutions. However, all that success has come amid a major water crisis, fueled by both climactic changes and decades of mismanagement. Now, the crisis has become so severe that the Bolivian government was forced to declare a state of emergency as nearly 70% of Bolivians now lack access to sufficient drinking water.
Even in Bolivia's capital La Paz, the situation is no better as the city's 800,000 residents only have access to water once every three days for just 3 hours. This extreme water rationing was recently declared to be permanent. The three dams that have supplied La Paz with water for decades are now running dry, with one operating at just 1% capacity while the other two hover around 8%. Over half of all other Bolivian cities have declared their own state of emergency due to the drought. Scientists have said that the main cause of the crisis has been the melting of Bolivia's glaciers, which provide water for more than 2 million Bolivians. Over the last thirty years, Bolivian glaciers have shrunk by over 40 percent and the problem is expected to worsen. Bolivia's Minister of Rural Development, Cesar Cocarico, echoed this sentiment when he warned Bolivians that ?the worst is to come in the months ahead.?
Bolivia's economy, which has experienced impressive growth in recent years, has also been strongly impacted by the drought. The Agricultural and forestry industries, which employ 44% of the country's workers, have been especially hard hit. According to Bolivia's government, as many as 716,605 acres (290,000 hectares) have been gravely impacted by the drought. An estimated $390 million is expected to be lost as a result.
The shortage has put many Bolivians on edge as protests regarding the shortage have become commonplace. Residents of El Alto, near the capital, briefly held the water authorities hostage to force the government to explain its plans to address the crisis. At a press conference, Bolivia's president Evo Morales, said that Bolivia has ?to be prepared for the worst,? but noted that the current crisis is an opportunity to ?plan large investments? to adapt to the effects climate change is having on the national water supply. However, not all of Morales' investment ideas have been well received, causing some to doubt these promises. In addition, Morales has called on local governments to devote resources and workers to the transportation of waters from wells to cities as well as the drilling of wells. With fresh water becoming an increasingly scant resource globally, despite its necessity for all forms of life, Bolivia's situation could soon be repeating itself in nations around the world.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto, signed the enactment of the Amendment to the INFONAVIT Law. He also witnessed the signing of the agreement between the Association of Mexican Banks and the Institute, which lay the foundations for providing better mortgage services for those affiliated to the Institute.
The objective: for more workers, especially those with lower incomes, to exercise their right to decent housing and for more families to fulfill their desire to have their own assets.
It has been shown that conditions exist in the domestic market conditions exist in the domestic market for the housing industry to accelerate its growth and for INFONAVIT to hasten the provision of its mortgage credits. The government will therefore continue to promote innovative solutions to expand its credit supply and reinforce its financial solidity."
"Today, we have taken a step in that direction through the enactment of the Amendment to the INFONAVIT Law, which creates the legal framework for adapting the financial operation of the Institute to the constitutional reform that allows de-indexation from the minimum wage."
This modification, de-indexation from the Minimum Wage, is essential to preventing financial imbalances, in managing the institute's assets and liabilities. The point is to support, particularly those with the lowest incomes, through co-financing by the Institute and private banking.
And the aim is to focus efforts on low-income families, and finance housing, as well as providing support and subsidies granted by the government, through different instruments.
Through the signing of the agreement between the Association of Mexican Banks and INFONAVIT, the Institute will build on Financial Reform, on the basis of a partnership with private banks to offer better credit and lower the cost paid by workers for their mortgages.
"This agreement proves once again that Mexican families are the main beneficiaries of the sweeping reforms adopted in this administration."
INFONAVIT's achievements during this administration are part of the context of structural change brought about by the new National Housing Policy, with four key objectives:
1. Achieve greater and better Interinstitutional Coordination;
2. Shift towards a Sustainable, Intelligent Urban Development Model;
3. Responsibly Reduce the Housing Lag and
4. Ensure Adequate Housing for Mexicans.
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Senior Business Development Specialists
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As a pioneer in our industry, TTA has educated close to 2 million learners at thousands of companies of all sizes including most Fortune 500 companies' worldwide. Our services include our ability to undertake and manage projects of any size or scope related to the development, design and delivery of technology training. We do this by the combination of our smart and dedicated internal team and the thousands of learning professionals we place at these organizations.
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The SBDs primary responsibility will be business development. They are responsible for qualifying, building a solid pipeline, presenting solutions and closing business.
Actively initiate new business development opportunities as well as expanding business with existing clients through quantity of effective sales calls and in-person meetings with the decision makers responsible for the learning and development of the organization.
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- The SBDs are responsible for qualifying, developing and selling our services
- Building and growing a qualified pipeline
- Effectively scoping and understanding clients business problems so we can offer the best solution
- Communicating the value of TTAs offerings by strong consultative selling skills
- Making a minimum of 40 live connections per day
- Maintaining high level of care on existing accounts while effectively developing more contacts within an account to further expand business
- Handle follow-up activities by responding to customers in prompt, accurate and complete manner
- Utilize CRM system to plan, manage, forecast and execute sales activity
- Maximize gross margin by effective negotiations
- Continually updating industry skills to stay abreast ofTTA's business, offerings and market trends
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- 5+ years of experience selling Learning and Development solutions orIT services and solutions
- Strong experience in consultative selling to high level decision makers
- Exceptional communication skills (listening, verbal and written)
- Self-motivated, goal orientated and the drive to succeed
- Team player with ability to effectively collaborate with internal departments
- Proficiency in MS Office applications
- Must be able to travel approx. 30% of the time for customer visits and trade shows
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- Generous Paid Time Off Policy and Company Paid Holidays
- Great positive culture
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Axelrod: Obama & Geithner Have a 'Man Crush' on Each Other (Not That There's Anything Wrong With That)
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Quite a ways into John Heilemann's looooong New York magazine article about Obama, Geithner and Wall Street, there's this quote I could have done without:
Indeed, the president's support for his Treasury secretary has been unwavering. (Axelrod would laugh at rumors that Geithner was about to get the boot: "Don't these people realize they have a man-crush on each other?") And Obama's loyalty has been repaid with results.
I don't think I want to know what those "results" are, because they're certainly not a revitalized economy.
Oh sure, it's a "man crush" in a purely metrosexual way and probably has never devolved into a tickle fight or shopping for shoes together, but still, I like my presidents to have just a tad more testosterone.
4 Responses to "Axelrod: Obama & Geithner Have a 'Man Crush' on Each Other (Not That There's Anything Wrong With That)"
Rick on
May 24th, 2010 6:53 pm
Where's "Don't ask,don't tell" when you need it?
Nanny on
May 24th, 2010 10:05 pm
Having a tad more testosterone also helps with US diplomacy too. Look what Zero has wrought upon us with his pansy assed apology tour.
As for the Obama/Geitner man love – cheaters never prosper. Geeze and they call us "teabaggers".
OK_Loyalist on
May 25th, 2010 12:38 am
Maybe limp wristed Yo' Momma can get Pelosi to help… Drapes and Grapes!
Mark1957 on
May 25th, 2010 12:13 pm
Just looking at the pic of Obama hanging drapes, why is there an exit sign above a window?
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text: Laughlin Constable Creativity Airplane!'s Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Robert Hays Reunite in Ad for Wisconsin Tourism Wisconsin is doubling down on its Airplane! advertising strategy. Creativity Airplane! Actor and Director Capture Violent Side of Wisconsin Tourism Airplane! director David Zucker is taking his second stab at tourism advertising for his home state of Wisconsin. And after a rather lackluster first effort, this time he's brought in reinforcements—in the form of actor Robert Hays, who played the lead role of Ted Striker in the iconically silly 1980 comedy. This new spot, from Laughlin Constable in Milwaukee, is certainly more entertaining than the orchestra snowball fight from last winter. It shows Hays fishing off a Wisconsin dock when all of a sudden things take a turn for the worse in exponentially slapstick fashion. The comedy is as broad as it gets. Hays's voiceover yells and grunts are so cartoony as to be borderline insufferable. (The classy Michigan tourism campaign will certainly turn its nose up at this stuff.) But at least the spot goes for broke. What it's actually trying to say is another matter. Come to Wisconsin, where awful things can happen to you? Zucker and Hays are planning to film another spot in which Hays will return to the cockpit for a flyover of the state. "Wisconsin is home and having a chance to give back by helping support Wisconsin's tourism effort and reunite with old friends such as Bob [Hays] has been a blast," Zucker said. "After 30 years, Bob's comic timing is still dead on, and he's even agreed to let me put him in a plane again. I just hope that he has overcome his fear of flying by now." Hays added: "The memories of the war still haunt me, but David has promised me a great co-pilot, so that should ease my fears." Creativity 'Deserve to Die' Campaign Puts Lung Cancer in Spotlight A funny thing happens when you plaster U.S. cities with posters saying certain types of people "deserve to die." Namely, those people get a bit upset. Creativity 'Airplane!' Director Helms New Ad for Wisconsin Tourism You probably laughed uproariously at Airplane! and The Naked Gun. By contrast, you might potentially smile ever so slightly (or not) at director David Zucker's latest effort—a 30-second tourism commercial for his home state of Wisconsin. The ad, which begins airing this week in Milwaukee, Green Bay, Chicago and Minneapolis-St.


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[KAMPALA] Glaciers in a fabled African mountain range are disappearing because of climate change, say Ugandan and UK scientists who conducted the first survey of the ice fields for ten years.
The study, published yesterday (17 May) in Geophysical Research Letters, says some glaciers in the Rwenzori Mountains are receding by ten metres a year. Their total area halved between 1987 and 2003.
The mountain range straddles the border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, and is one of only four tropical ice fields outside of the Andes of South America.
Co-author Abushen Majugu of Uganda's Meteorology Department says temperatures in the region have been rising steadily for more than a decade, causing the glaciers to melt.
Project leader Richard Taylor of University College London, United Kingdom adds there is no evidence to support an alternative explanation — a reduction in rainfall.
"There are reports of reduced precipitation in Uganda as a result of deforestation," he told SciDev.Net. "Some scientific research supports this but evidence from meteorological stations in western Uganda does not indicate any significant decline in annual precipitation."
The study suggests that if current trends continue, the glaciers will disappear completely within two decades.
"While it is true that glaciers are melting away, temperature fluctuations mean nobody can predict exactly when the ice-caps will be totally wiped out," says Majugu. He says a 20-year timeframe could be too restrictive.
The mountain range supplies water to many of the region's rivers, but according to Taylor, the glaciers are too small for their loss to have any significant effect on river flow.
But he says that in the long-term tourism to the Rwenzori Mountains could be affected by the loss of the glaciers.
The mountains are also known as the Mountains of the Moon — a name that a second-century Greek merchant reported local people had used to describe the white peaks.
His description led the ancient Greek geographer Ptolemy to predict that the source of the River Nile would one day be found to be: "The mountains of the moon, whose snows feed the lakes, the sources of the Nile."


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I'd love to see it happen in Florida. Honestly, I think it's safe to say that Pam Bondi is no Greg Abbott, but it would be great to be pleasantly surprised by her.
With Bondi, it's hard to tell. She was a Romney supporter who claimed she was to be on his healthcare advisory team, should he be prez (she slipped and said he wanted Romneycare in every state). Will she (and Gov Scott) be honest and above board? Not sure...praying so. I'm getting so tired of these establishment folks.


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Volvo has been testing its kinetic flywheel hybrid system on public roads and has determined that it can cut a car's fuel consumption by up to 25%. This system enables a car powered by a four-cylinder turbocharged engine to have the same output as that of a six-cylinder engine but with much lower fuel consumption.
Due to these findings, Volvo is now thinking about using this technology on a production car. The Flywheel Kinetic Energy Recovery System is equipped with a 13.2-pound, 7.9-inch carbonfiber flywheel protected in a vacuum.
The flywheel is connected to the rear wheels via a special transmission so it is capable of spinning up to 60,000 rpm. When the vehicle is accelerating, the flywheel is linked to the rear wheels to produce as much as 80 hp of additional power.
Due to the flywheel's boost, the Volvo test car is capable of accelerating faster from zero to 60mph by at least one second. However, fuel economy can also be improved by as much as 25% by permitting the regular engine to turn off at a stop or under light acceleration. Volvo claims that it's such an effective system that the under the European fuel-economy test cycle, the engine may be turned off nearly 50% of the time.
Since the 1960s, Volvo has been experimenting with flywheel hybrid technology. At that time, he used steel flywheels that were heavy, costly, and far from efficient. Volvo asserts that its carbonfiber unit will be far less expensive than a regular battery hybrid system.
If Volvo pushes through with using this technology for production, it's possible that it will be seen at the four-cylinder VEA (Volvo Environmental Architecture) engines that are set to be launched this fall. Volvo has pledged to sell cars mainly with four-cylinder engines to cut fuel consumption. This means that Volvo won't be releasing a big luxury car that may be powered by a V-8 or V-12 engine.


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Lifestyle survey: The health essentials
Fruit and vegetables were more popular, but meat is in decline
The key health points in the British Lifestyles 1999 survey
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Overall health and fitness "stands out as the activity of the moment". It indicates a national "obsession with health".
Traditional home-cooked fare is decreasing in popularity, while convenience food is on the rise. However, most people believe they have a more healthy diet than they used to.
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The Origins of X-Rays. The X-Ray Spectrum. The X-Ray Spectrum (Changes in Voltage). The continuous spectrum is from electrons decelerating rapidly in the target and transferring their energy to single photons, Bremsstrahlung.
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The continuous spectrum is from electrons decelerating rapidly in the target and transferring their energy to single photons, Bremsstrahlung.
The characteristic lines are a result of electrons ejecting orbital electrons from the innermost shells. When electrons from outer shells fall down to the level of the inner ejected electron, they emit a photon with an energy that is characteristic to the atomic transition.
Increase in Z:
Increase in X-ray intensity since greater mass and positive charge of the target nuclei increase the probability of X-ray emission total output intensity of Z
Characteristic lines shift to higher energy, K and L electrons are more strongly held
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Filtrations typically one wishes to remove low-energy X-rays from the beam. This is accomplished by placing a sheet of metal in the path of the X-ray beam.
Changes the X-ray spectrum shape by removing low-energy electrons
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The beam from an X-ray source is not mono-energetic and the lower energy photons will be more attenuated than the higher energy ones.
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Cathode is finite in size.
Notice that as is reduced the loading efficiency increases, but the angular width of the beam decreases.
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The true spot on an anode is inside the anode.
Why not use larger angles? Greater spot size.
What about X-ray spectrum vs. angle?
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The incremental density of the scattered photons generated in the plane at height z is:
But this is not the entire picture, we know that there are multiple scatter events for individual photons.
The mean distance traveled along z for forward directed particles before a scatter event is:
The average number of interactions along a length L is:
The ratio of scattered to transmitted photons is:
As we have seen, X-rays are discrete photons.
The probability that exactly k photons will be emitted over a definite period in time is given by the Poisson density function.
A defining feature of the Poisson distribution is that the variance, 2, (or the central second moment - width) is equal to the mean.
The signal-to-noise of a measurement X-ray photons is then:
signal o where = average # of photons
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Consider the effect of an energy spectrum for the S/N.
Detection efficiency generally goes as the stopping power, therefore lower for higher energy photons .
Additive Noise - When the energy photons is low then there are many photons and they may be thought of as arriving continuously. There are virtually no statistical fluctuations in the arrival rate, only Johnson type noise added by the measurement system.
Quantum noise ("counting" noise) - high energy per photon, therefore only a few photons are required but now since each photon can be detected individually and the counting rate is low, there are statistics associated with the arrival of the photon at the detector.
So for X-rays
So S/N depends on the counting statistics of photons reading the detector. Outline of proof that photons energy from a material continue to follow Poisson statistics. The emission of X-ray from a source follow Poisson statistics.
Interactions of photons with matter is a binary process. They interact or not (ideal case), therefore it is a binomial process.
Put these two together to find the probability of sending k photons through an object, Q(k).
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probability of k photons being transmitted
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Fulham vs Ipswich 2017 English Championship: Match Preview and Prediction
Fixture: Fulham vs Ipswich
Competition: English Championship 2016-17
Date: Saturday, 8th April, 14:00 GMT
Stadium: Craven Cottage.
Fulham vs Ipswich: Preview
Fulham vs Ipswich match is going to be held on 8th April at Craven Cottage. At the moment, Fulham is performing average and they have secured 17 wins, 13 draws and 10 defeats along with 7th position in English Championship 2016/17 season. In other side Ipswich is performing average with 11 wins, 16 draws and 13 defeats along with 17th position in English Championship table.
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Predicted result will be a draw or home win for Fulham.
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Asian Handicap : Ipswich +1.5 at 1.525
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Ginger Ray 11/24/03
Hi Ginger,
How nice to receive your message.First, let me say that I knew your great-grandparents, your grand-parents, your mother and your uncle William.
My grandmother was Lettie Synthia Norman who married James Fulwood, brother of Mitchell P. Fulwood.James died about 1928 in Tampa, FL and is buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.Lettie died in 1957 and is buried in Garden of Memories, Tampa.My father died in 1966 and is also buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.Lettie's father, Joseph Jackson Norman, died while living in Lettie's household, in 1936 and is also buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Your grandfather Henry was a very favorite nephew of Lettie's.I recall back in the '30s, he drilled a water well for Lettie.I was mostly raised by Lettie and often went with her to your grandparents home for a visit. I'm sure your mother recalls Lettie.Often times, your grandmother drove their old Model "A" our to Lettie's homefor a visit.That was on l40th Street in Tampa, near Busch Garden.
Another recollection I have of your great grandfather Mitchell is that he never learned to drive an automobile except for Henry Ford's old Model "T".In his later years those old cars were getting scarce, so Mitchell kept 2 or 3 on hand for parts to keephis favorite "T" running.
I have 7 grown children, 17 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.We held a (first time) Fulwood family reunion this past November in Nashville, Georgia, where my daughter Grace Inez Kennedy lives.It was a marvelous get together.Perhaps at our next one, you might enjoy coming.
I and all the family would really enjoy meeting and visiting with you.I will keep you informed.
I know you have done a geat deal of research on the Fulwood family and, I think, also on the Norman family.I would appreciate anything you might care to share would be greatly appreciated.
Please stay in touch.I will do the same.
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Rotor / Stator : Modeling flows with rotating reference frame
Hi everyone!
I try to model the rotation of a cylinder (with roughness:look at the attached picture) inside another cylinder (smooth et non rotating) with the purpose of extracting a frequency spectrum of static pressure on the non rotating cylinder wall.
My simulation is 2D and unsteady to record the static pressure change.
The record probe will be at a fixed point on the stator wall.
I would like to know which model is the most accurate in this case (SRF, MRF, MPM ou SMM) ?
Best regards!
is this a cfd problem ? is there fluid in the annular region ? how is frequency spectrum analysis relevant to flow simulation ?
Yes it's a CFD problem, there is a fluid annular region between cylinders.
It's a frequency spectrum (static pressure) generated by the rotation of 'steps' (on the rotor) in the annular region.
Another view of the geometry.
I try to record the unsteady pressure signal on the outer cylinder (fixed).
Nobody knows how to use the Sliding mesh Model in Fluent? What's the methodology? ;)
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Danielle May – "I'm Closing the Website Tomorrow"
Posted on February 6, 2015 by Jeffrey
From: Danielle May
To: Jeffrey Jay
Date: January 16th 2015
I have some sensitive news today. You won't like it…
I've been having some legal issues lately and by court order, I will be taking down the website tomorrow.
You can see the time left – www.sarcoidosis-remission.com
You can only imagine that a lot of people don't like what I am sharing.
If the number of people who know the truth about sarcoidosis reaches a critical mass, the pharmaceutical companies are bound to lose a nice chunk of the billions they make. That's why I'm being crucified.
I will fight this thing to the last breathe in my body. You are likely to be seeing me on TV these next few weeks.
Anyway, those who do manage to get the book before I close the website, we'll be starting the program and the counseling right away, and those who miss out, are likely missing out for good.
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If this is goodbye, a big thank you to everybody, stay strong and chin up.
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by Katharine Koeppen, RA
I've just returned from the biannual Alliance of International Aromatherapists professional conference in St. Petersburg, Florida. This year, much of the emphasis was on safe use of essential oils. Guided by well-meaning but inexperienced friends, relatives or coworkers, many people are starting to experiment with essential oils and sometimes suffer disastrous consequences. They refuse to believe (sometimes vehemently so) that essential oils can cause any harm, no matter what the circumstances of use.
Just this afternoon, I received a phone call from a woman who wanted to know if I could help repair her skin after one such incident. "A friend who knows a whole lot about aromatherapy" informed her that she could use oregano essential oil to successfully fade age spots. Her friend bragged that he had used undiluted oregano on his face with great results... an age spot on his forehead was now completely gone! Under his instruction, she purchased a bottle of oregano oil and applied it neat to a dark spot on her temple.
It was uncomfortable, but she kept doing it. After all, she trusted her "experienced" friend. Within several days, she had a chemical burn the size of a half dollar on her face. 5 months later, the burn has slowly healed, but a raised scar remains. Unbelievably, she wants to try additional essential oils to reduce the scar since another "friend" has told her this will work... especially when undiluted helichrysum oil is used!
I would have thought this had sunk in the first time around, but I had to explain to her that essential oils should never be used neat on the skin, especially on the face, and especially if one has had no prior training in aromatherapy.
I hate to make this kind of blanket statement, but if you don't wish to invest in any type of aromatherapy education, whether via a reputable book or via classroom experience, you probably shouldn't be using essential oils. Stay safe and buy aromatherapy products that are already diluted for appropriate topical application. There are plenty of such products available in the marketplace, from Aromaceuticals and from other companies.
If a friend makes recommendations or gives advice on using essential oils, be smart and ask about their background and qualifications first. One or two positive experiences with aromatherapy do not count as expertise. Nor does a weekend or two spent in a sales meeting at any given aromatherapy company. Membership in a professional aromatherapy organization does... graduation from a 200+ hour reputable program or its equivalent is required of all applicants. Ask who your "expert" friend has studied with, and how long they've been involved in aromatherapy, and whether they are well versed in safe aromatherapy practice, essential oil cautions and contraindications. Someone with professional credentials will not hesitate to give you this information. If you don't feel comfortable with the answers you get, don't follow their advice.
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Today's smart home is one characterized by connected products that aim to bring simplicity to our lives through control and automation of home systems like lighting and access control. Despite the obvious convenience that these products deliver, the market struggles to define additional value propositions to drive mainstream adoption.
Innovation around the broader Internet of Things (IoT) space over the last several years has resulted in a wave of connected technologies, from wearables and smart watches to digital health devices and connected cars. In the home, appliance makers have started to integrate wireless technologies like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to enable remote monitoring, digital content integration and other value-added features.
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The famous (or is it infamous?) First Kiss video has more than 69 million YouTube views at the time of recording this episode, in which I speak with the video's creator, Melissa Coker of Wren Studios. Melissa reveals how she came up with the idea for First Kiss, the importance of using an emotional connection in your marketing, and how you can use creative ideas and partnerships to make your content go viral.
Okay, so it turns out the video was actually a marketing video, which seemed to disappoint many of the cynics out there. But what clever marketing! Where could you get exposure like this for only $1300 (the budget for the video AFTER it blew out)? Melissa also opens up about the unexpected effect the video has had on her life and the two craziest things that have happened since the video went viral.
In this session of Small Business Big Marketing, you'll discover:
- How the First Kiss video has changed Melissa's business (and life) in unexpected ways
- The two craziest (personal) things that have happened since the launch of the First Kiss video
- How creating an emotional connection is crucial to making your marketing interesting AND powerful
- The biggest asset to your marketing that could be sitting (unused) right under your nose
- How the success of a creative marketing idea can lead to outcomes "beyond your wildest dreams"
- The power of video marketing and how to harness it to grow your business
- The importance of "being different" and how you can use your own individuality to build a memorable brand
- Why you shouldn't follow what the big brands are doing (Hint: they're usually playing catch-up with YOU)
- What sites like Buzzfeed and Upworthy can teach you about using emotional hooks in your marketing
- Forming partnerships with other businesses to "piggyback" on new and interesting marketing ideas
- How the more clever the idea, the less you need to spend on marketing (the First Kiss video was made for $1300!)
- PLUS, why your website needs to be mobile-friendly right NOW
Episode Timeline
- 0.45 What I learned about the importance of mobile-friendly websites during a recent trip to Malaysia
- 6.15 Introducing this episode's special guest, Melissa Coker
- 10.00 Melissa shares where to find great ideas for creating content
- 13.00 Other successful marketing ideas Melissa worked on before First Kiss
- 19.45 Where did the idea for First Kiss came from?
- 27.00 I ask for some of the juicy details about the making of the First Kiss video
- 34.00 What have been the commercial outcomes from the video?
- 40.00 The two craziest things that have happened since the video's launch
- 43.45 My top 3 take-aways from the interview and the questions I FORGOT to ask (tsk tsk Timbo)!
- 48.30 Anchorman Ron Burgundy drops in to read some listener reviews!
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The primary market for epichlorohydrin (ECH) is the epoxy resins market. About 90% of ECH output goes into the manufacture of epoxy resins for surface coatings, castings, laminates and adhesives, as well as specialty resins for water treatment, paper treatment and ion exchange, to purify air and water.
ECH is also employed as a raw material for the manufacture of a multitude of glycerine derivatives used as plasticizers, stabilisers, solvents, dyestuff intermediates, surface active agents, pharmaceuticals and as intermediates for further synthesis.
Overcapacity in the main China market has resulted in several new ECH plants remaining idle after their completions in the past two years. Existing plants are also running at low rates estimated to be at 50% or less on average.
Producer margins were being squeezed by firm feedstock propylene costs so smaller producers, which are less cost-efficient, either shut down plants or were running them at low rates.
Furthermore, smaller producers tend to be less environmentally friendly in their production processes and are at risk from a crackdown by the Chinese government as the country steps up its efforts against pollution.
Meanwhile, ECH producers that use alternate feedstock glycerine intend to keep their operating rates low even though glycerine prices have been on a downtrend since Q4 2013. Producers are not seeing a large enough benefit from reduced glycerine costs and also do not wish to drag down ECH prices by increasing supply in a saturated market.
China produces nearly 60% of the total ECH output in Asia, according to industry estimates. As a consequence of the long supply in China, ECH imports into the country have been dwindling in recent years.
While exports from Asia, including China, have been limited, South Korean ECH is slowly but steadily making inroads into the European market because of a free trade agreement (FTA) between these two regions.
Demand from downstream epoxy resins in Asia has been relatively stable throughout the year, without any significant peaks or troughs, although the slowdown in the growth of the China economy has to some extent, dampened demand from the construction sector.
China domestic ECH prices have been trending within a tight range at an average of yuan (CNY) 9,500-10,500/tonne DEL (delivered) East China for most of the past 12 months since August 2013 as stable, albeit slightly subdued domestic demand, has put a lid on sellers' attempts to increase prices on the back of firm feedstock propylene prices.
Meanwhile, domestic ECH prices in South Korea and Japan increased by $150-200/tonne in March and May 2014, respectively.
Import spot prices into China have inched up steadily in thin trade. Import prices have risen by $60/tonne to an average of $1,635/tonne CFR (cost & freight) CMP (China Main Port) in the one-year period since August 2013, a level not seen since October 2012.
ECH is essentially a derivative of propylene and chlorine that combines the reactivity of an epoxide group with the additional reactivity of a chloro-group on to a propylene backbone. There are currently three process routes used to produce ECH at an industrial commercial level – via allyl chloride, allyl alcohol and the newer glycerine route.
Propylene is more commonly used for ECH production in Asia including China, but the recent sprout of ECH plant start-ups and expansions in China use cheaper feedstock glycerine.
China's ECH capacity is around 1.1m tonnes/year, a third of which is glycerine-based, while Advanced Biochemical (Thailand), a subsidiary of Solvay, has a 100,000 tonne/year glycerine-based plant, which makes up nearly a fifth of Asia ex-China's total ECH production capacity.
To produce 1 tonne of ECH, the propylene requirement is roughly 0.6-0.7 tonnes, while the glycerine requirement is 1.1-1.2 tonnes
Chinese glycerine-based producers usually import crude glycerine and process it into refined glycerine in-house.
China domestic ECH prices are expected to stay range-bound at current levels in the near term as excess market supply would likely be weeded out of the system through plant shutdowns or reduced operating rates.
While some players are hopeful that downstream epoxy resins demand will pick up from late August onwards, in line with the traditional peak demand season from September to October, minor fluctuations in demand are unlikely to have much of an impact on ECH prices as producers could easily adjust their output to balance this out in a well-supplied market.


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Mar 02, 2012 - 8:26 pm
Have you been diagnosed with this rare sarcoma? I have started a Facebook page (DFSP - Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans) to help everyone share information. I am a new diagnosed person. The information is scarce. I am waiting to find out what are my next steps but it's been 12 weeks since my Dermatologist has known which seems way to long for me. I have had the mark on my back for 25 years. I'm hearing it should be taken out sooner than later but the doc doesn't seem concerned ....
Mar 11, 2012 - 8:43 pm
Hello Fedeyks
I was diagnosed with dfsp in Sept 2011. My dermatologist recoginized it immediately. It was on my forehead near hair line. he took out the golf ball size tumor and sent me to Cleveland Clinic. On 11/8 after a 9 hour surgery that included sanding my skull, I can honestly say I am doing fantastic. A free form patch from my shoulder replaced part of my forehead but the scar is hardly noticeable. I would strongly suggest you have this sarcoma taken out asap. Mine had another underlying sarcoma - something you would rather not have.. Cleveland Clinic is a wonderful place!
Good Luck
Mar 19, 2012 - 1:27 am
Thank you. Never thought about underlying sarcoma. Appreciate the words. I have found a surgeon after 3 months but surgery won't be for another 3 months.
Oct 03, 2012 - 2:57 pm
I was diagnosed August 3rd 2012, after having a biopsy of a spot that i have had as long as i can remmeber. My PCP did the biopbsy and called me with the results at the same time said that my appointment was set for Monday the 6th with a Plastic Surgeon that specializes in Skin cancer. At my appointment the surgeon went nto great detail of the condition and what needed to happen. Friday August 10th they removes a huge sectin of my upper right thigh and I wet home eith a wound vac while we awaited the pathology. The very next Friday they closed it up with a complex closure (no skin graft) I have to see a dermatologist every 3 months now and there are multiple doctors involved in my treatment. It has been a tough recovery and I am still not healed. If you are not comfortable with the way they are treating it, get on the phone and call around to every doctor you can find until you get someone that knows about it. Don't let anyone put you off of what your gut tells you.
Jan 19, 2013 - 5:30 pm
I was diagnosed with this type of skin sarcoma in 1996 with the tumor being on my toe. I went through 3 foot surgeries (first 2 left cancer cells in the margins) and I have been doing fine since. In 1996 there was no information available (in fact I was the 2nd person in my state to be diagnosed with the cancer). I google from time to time to see the updates available regarding the cancer. I just wanted to let people know that have been newly diagnosed with this type cancer that I have been fine for the last 16 1/2 years, just a few battle scars.
Jan 24, 2013 - 9:04 am
Thankyou for reassuring us recently diagnosed DFSP people. There are a few of us in different places within this site that are first timers recovering from operations ( Mohs & wide excisions) and some dealing with recurrences.
Jan 24, 2013 - 7:04 pm
The physician that I was referred to (UAMS in Arkansas) had me do follow up for 3 years. The cancer was on one of my toes, so my hometown surgeon amputated the toe, the cancer cells were in the margins of the tissue. I went back to surgery and had more tissue removed, still cancer cells, there was no more tissue to remove unless I had major surgery (initally it was talked about removal of about half my foot). At that point I was referred to UAMS. I did have an MRI only after the toe amputation, but before the final surgery. The MRI just showed post operative changes, and was not helpful with how far the cancer had spread. The physician at UAMS said that ideally the MRI would had been done first to see the progression of the cancer and planning would had been done from there. My final surgery (where I had about 2/3 of the bone removed in my mid foot, taking as much tissue as they could, and forming my foot back together) only showed a few specks of cancer cells (most likely why nothing showed up on MRI) and the margins were clear. I was told that <5% of cases will spread and the most likely place would be the lungs. My family physician ordered a CT of the Chest just for my peace of mind, but I had not had any other diagnostic imaging studies.


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Howdy Lovelies!!
Hope everyone had a good weekend and fairing well. My weekend was spent attending a funeral in London. Couldn't take proper photos cos I was busy helping the family with some errands. But nonetheless will share the few I took with y'all later. -Right now though, I want us to meet our fashionista of the week.
This is Miss Gloria Nana Akua Sleek (Friends named her 'Sleek' cos she loves Sleek Makeup...Haha). She's a friend and a fellow Ghanaian sister. I like this girl, because she always has one of the sickest hairstyle and her makeup game is good.
Miss Sleek describes her style as creative, unique and daring.
Gloria says, "I wore this outfit to a Zimbabwean friend's wedding yesterday. I wanted to go back to my root which is ofcos is African and I believe I nailed it."
Love love this wrap...And yes she did that herself, creative indeed!
Rocking a simple ruffle top and a kente skirt. Do you remember this top? Its from Primark, very stylish and yet affordable. I rocked mine on this POST and Anita rocked her's HERE
You sure know how to dress your petite frame.
So here you have it...The Fashionista of the week, -the lovely Nana Akua Sleek.
Till we meet again, y'all stay bless!
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ALBANY -- The arrest of a man wanted for killing her husband 31 years ago marks the end of a long ordeal for Sandra Tomberlin.
''If he is really the one that did it, that could bring closure to one part of my life,'' said Tomberlin, whose first husband, Lanier Taylor Barfield, was killed at his Sing Oil service station in 1968.
Police on Friday arrested Andrew Lowe, 49, on an old warrant issued for him in Barfield's death.
Tomberlin, now 55, said in an interview that she ''went to pieces'' when she got the news from her sister.
''I was three months pregnant with my second child'' at the time of the killing, she said. ''My main thing was my son and carrying that baby to term because he was a wanted baby.''
Tomberlin said it was difficult to tell her older son, then 17 months old, about his father's death.
''He was old enough to know something was going on. And every man who walked by, he would look up to see if it was his daddy,'' she said.
David Tomberlin, now 33, said the emotions haven't hit him yet.
''I have no memories of my father,'' he said. ''My mother tells me he used to take me up to the station all the time. People who knew him ... tell me they remember seeing me up there with him.
''I would have liked to have known my father,'' he said. ''But I had a good stepfather. I happen to think I turned out all right. I did my time in the military, got out, spent some time in Atlanta and came back home.''
Sandra Tomberlin, who had a second son after her husband's death, later remarried and had a daughter. She said she eventually ended that marriage because she felt it was haunted by the death of her first husband.
Sandra Tomberlin and her son are frustrated with how long it took police to make an arrest in the case.
''The hard part is the length of time it took to catch him,'' David Tomberlin said. ''It is just because someone called on account of this suspicious character. If they hadn't done that, they might never have caught him.''
Albany police arrested Lowe after he was reported snooping and knocking on doors in a neighborhood. A background check of the state's criminal information system revealed he was wanted for killing Barfield.
Investigators are digging through old case files and trying to locate witnesses and family members -- a tough job given that many people may have moved away from the area, said Albany police Capt. Charles Poole.
Barfield's brother, Sammy Barfield of Ashburn, now 62, is just happy that someone finally has been arrested. If Lowe is found guilty, he should receive the death penalty, he said.
''If that is him, I'm just proud they got him. I never thought they would after all this time.''
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It's hard to believe I'm already writing another cookbook -- well, I can believe it, I'm doing it... but sometimes you'll catch me saying "EHH just arrived, I want to enjoy her... can't this wait?!"
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Televisions as a Focal Point
We're not sure if this high culture/fashion approach to technology is a healthy undertaking, but if you're obsessed about things organized neatly in bags and treating our laptops as fashion statements, maybe it's not too much of a stretch to start creating curated spaces just for our beloved tech in the home?
Above, Federico Delrosso double loft conversion from an old factory in Milan, Italy makes TV displaying an art, dedicating entire walls to draw one's eyes to a single focal point. The small TV almost feels empowering over the wide open space.
Some may argue that this contemporary approach of creating wall canvases for physical objects a bit of a waste of space, but we think it's a pretty cool approach, not that worshiping a TV is healthy by any means. That said, this space is in serious need of tenants. Some personalization. Something! We love the minimalistic look and all, but this feels like a Batcave. In Antarctica.
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Directed by André Téchiné
Written by Olivier Assayas and André Téchiné
Produced by Alain Terzian
Music by Philippe Sarde
Cinematography by Renato Berta
Editing by Martine Giordano
Production design by Jean-Pierre Kohut-Svelko
Costume Design by Christian Gasc
Music by Hubert Bougis and William Flageollet
Starring Juliette Binoche, Jean-Louis Trintignant,
Wadeck Stanczak, and Lambert Wilson
The movie starts with a scene in an office that is so subtly realistic that it's amazing, especially since nothing much happens except that it serves as a lightly humorous way to introduce the main character in this serious drama. The main character is played by Juliette Binoche, who is already so watchable and talented that she seems like the reincarnated spirit of Ingrid Bergman. The movie opens up like a playground full of romantic joys and problems, and keeps the viewer's mind actively drawing comparisons to their own relationships.
As the movie plays, Binoche's character makes her decisions, and lives through a handful of relationships, each one seeming to lead her to a chauvinistic dead-end. Will she ever find the way to a love based on respect? She may be on the right path when she meets a director who is staging "Romeo and Juliet". Played by Jean-Louis Trintignant, who was the definition of cool in 1970, it's a treat to see a master actor performing with newcomer Binoche. His filmography travels nicely with him here, and his trademark gravitas proves he's still got it.
By the end of the movie, the viewer gets the feeling that love is a huge, breath-taking edifice, and that nothing matters more. This movie is a brilliant ode, parable, and poem to love where every line, every word is placed with care. The title translated from French means what it means in English, "Appointment".
The Purple Rose of Cairo
Written and directed by Woody Allen
Produced by Robert Greenhut
Music by Dick Hyman
Cinematography by Gordon Willis
Editing by Susan E. Morse
Production design by Stuart Wurtzel
Art direction by Edward Pisoni
Set decor by Carol Joffe
Costumes by Jeffrey Kurland
Makeup by Fern Buchner
Hair-styling by Romaine Greene
Starring Mia Farrow, Jeff Daniels,
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It's a soothing movie, even as it is awakeningly deep. With its story of a woman living a hopeless life during the Great Depression, we are treated to a glimpse of a fellow sufferer's trials and her joy of escaping into glamourous romantic movies. The genius of the movie comes when we get a glimpse of the business behind cinema magic. Splltting the dashing character on the screen from the actor who plays him, we are able to see that the protagonist, awesomely played by Mia Farrow, it might even be her best performance, is being used for her money by the actor even as she has a real relationship with the character. The comedy helps the whole heart-breaking affair go down easy.


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Schama, Simon. ROUGH CROSSINGS: BRITAIN, THE SLAVES, AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. New York City, NY: HarperCollins Publishers, 2006. Hardcover. First Edition/First Printing. 478 pages. As New/As New.
Book-length account on subject. One of the best books on American history ever written. The first appearance of the title in the United States. Precedes and should not be confused with all other subsequent editions. Published in a very small and limited first print run as a hardcover original only. The First Edition is now very scarce. Presents Simon Schama's American history "from below". Never a big fan of the American Revolution's hero-leaders, Schama tells, with a historian's epic sweep and a novelist's keen, ironic eye for detail, an almost-forgotten story about the Revolution: The very first mass emancipation of black slaves in America, an emancipation that preceded the Civil War by more than 75 years and was undertaken not by the "noble" revolutionary leaders but by the historical "villains", the British. The American leaders were elite slaveowners. George Washington himself was the largest landowner in American history, and along with figures like Benjamin Franklin, one of its richest men ever. To hurt Washington and his fellow Founding Fathers where it hurt the most, the British proclaimed unconditional freedom for all slaves who could make their way to British-controlled territory. Tens of thousands of slaves escaped then fought on the British side, a Revolt-within-a-Revolution that shocked and horrified Southern whites, leaving them no choice but to cast their lot with the Northern revolutionaries they openly distrusted and despised. Despite being defeated in the end, the British kept their promise to the escaped slaves. The British Commander of New York (where thousands of slaves had sought refuge) adamantly refused George Washington's imperious demand to give the slaves back to their Founding Father owners. Defiant in defeat, the British Commander engineered their escape on ships to Nova Scotia. The emancipated slaves' saga ended with a Greek-epic voyage and return to Africa, where the British helped them establish an autonomous (and ultimately ill-fated) colony in Sierra Leone. "At the end of this immaculately controlled, brave, and important work, only the most callous reader could fail to shed a tear" (The Guardian). An absolute "must-have" title for Simon Schama and American history collectors. This copy is very boldly and beautifully signed and inscribed in black pen-marker on the title page by Simon Schama. It is signed directly on the page itself, not on a tipped-in page or bookplate. The recipient is named. This title is a contemporary classic. This is one of very few signed copies of the First American Edition/First Printing still available online and is in especially fine condition: Clean, crisp, and bright, a pristine beauty. A rare signed copy thus. Lavishly illustrated with vintage plates. One of the greatest living historian/men-of-letters. A fine copy. (SEE ALSO OTHER SIMON SCHAMA TITLES IN OUR CATALOG). ISBN 006053916X. $80.00


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The Academy Awards or Oscars are the highlight of the film year. Millions of people around the globe tune in to watch the tiny gold statuettes given out to film making world. No other awards ceremony in the world comes close to the Oscars in terms of glamour or prestige.
As with "human" horoscopes, ceremonies have a birthday too and Astrologers can make charts out to follow their progress. The first Oscar ceremony took place in Los Angeles at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in front of 270 invited guests. We know it was an evening ceremony, so I have tried to as much as possible guess approximately what time it started. From what we know of the history and the type of ceremony it is, I have estimated around 18.30 to be a possible start time and that is what the chart below is based on.
We know that the Oscars voting society is a very secretive group and of course film making is big business so I assumed a Scorpio ascendant would be most appropriate. That brings the Neptune (the planet of film) to the Midheaven in the international 9th house (this ceremony is a global event), the Moon also conjuncts the Midheaven, emotion always seems to be so prevalent when the winner accept their awards. We have a Sun/Jupiter conjunction in Taurus square Neptune, this is a celebration (Sun/Jupiter) of making film (Neptune). Venus sextiles Mercury bring a sense of style and beauty, Venus in Aries is very pushy and out in front – this is a big social occasion and Mercury in Gemini is communication at it's height, the world's press goes mad for the fashion and styles. Mars in Leo is all glitz and glamorous, exhibitionism at it's most extreme. Pluto in the 8th house underlines that behind all the show there is big business at heart. There is a conservative edge too. Saturn sits in the second house. No financial awards for the winners, oh no. Just a simple gold statuette, all the publicity and prestige of this simple award is the reward.
So who is going to win this Sunday? I looked at Natalie Portman last week and I am convinced she will walk away with the best actress award – her charts look so upbeat and her performance in Black Swan was astonishing. As for best actor, Colin Firth who has swept the board so far in all the awards ceremonies has not so many positive transits as he had last month. James Franco has Sun trine his North Node which is upbeat and in the limelight, but I have a sneaky suspicion that Jesse Eisenberg, the lead actor in the Social Network may just sneak the award as on the day of the ceremony he has a tr Jupiter trine his natal Jupiter which is lucky and TR Mars trine Saturn which is progressive (Jesse as a note has Sun and Moon is in social Libra plus technical Uranus in expansive Sagittarius as well as Jupiter and film ruling Neptune there too – he was born to star in this film!!)
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