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2. Lactic acid bacteria are used to make yogurt, cheese, sour cream, buttermilk and other fermented milk products. We can enjoy the nutritious yoghurt and cheese in our food due to these friendly bacteria. So next time when we have our cheese let's thank these tiny friends of ours.
3. Microbes also play a very significant role in food production and biotechnological processes. Microbes are used in the production of fermented foods.
4. Biodegradation of organic waste on earth is possible only due to these organisms of the microbial world .They convert them into different forms of carbon which could be easily used by other organisms.
5. Microbes replenish our soil nitrogen by fixing atmospheric nitrogen and converting into ammonia. This is used by plants and animals. These are called nitrogen fixing bacteria present in the soil and in aquatic habitats.
6. Isn't it surprising to note that microbes existed on this earth a billion years before plants evolved and were the only producers of oxygen, the secret of life, on earth!
7. They are present even in the bodies of higher organisms play a great role in the physiological processes in their body. For example :the bacteria and other microbes present in the intestines of cow and other grass eating animals and even in some insects help in digestion .
8. The friendly association of leguminous plants like beans and peas with the nitrogen fixing bacteria is a very interesting thing to notice. While they fix the nitrogen for the plant the plant supplies the required carbon and energy for the microbial growth.
9. Microbes play a heroic role in the medical field though they are blamed for causing many of the diseases. Humans forget the great role played
11. Antibiotics, used by us in the treatment of infectious diseases, are substances produced by microorganisms. Antibiotics are produced in nature by molds such as Penicillium and bacteria such as Streptomycin and Bacillus.
12. Microbes are also the source of vaccines used for immunization against diseases. Though we may blame them for the cause; they are the solution for the problem as well.
DPT vaccine given to all of us during our child hood is derived from micro organisms. Toxoid, is used to immunize against diphtheria, Bordetella pertussis cells are used to vaccinate against pertussis (whooping cough). Deadly diseases like smallpox, polio, diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough etc have been eliminated in most parts of the world due to these vaccines
Let's just imagine a world without these vaccines for those deadly diseases. Isn'It it miserable to think of?Yes,it's the microbial friends who made our lives comfortable
.15.Bio control of pests an weeds is the best way to get rid of them without any side effects. Microbes make this possible.
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Kara Lashon Collins, 36, and Stephanie Denise Moses, 45, were sentenced to 46 months and 12 months respectively. Collins was also ordered to pay about $356,000 in restitution, and Moses was ordered to pay about $95,000 in restitution.The women pleaded guilty in April to one count of mail fraud.Earlier this month, the principal defendants, Frenchitt Su-Dell Collins, 42, and Alan Murray Robison, 32, were sentenced.Frenchitt Collins, who is Kara Collins' husband and Alan Robison's half-brother, was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison and ordered to pay about $700,000 in restitution. Robison was sentenced to 110 months and ordered to pay about $203,000 in restitution.According to a news release, the defendants recruited people who would say that they had been involved in and injured in staged automobile collisions.They obtained insurance on vehicles used in the wrecks -- sometimes using salvaged vehicles -- and on the people supposedly driving the vehicles.They also stole the identities of people including an Iraq war veteran and school cafeteria worker, and submitted fraudulent insurance claims in their names for supposed injuries sustained in the staged collisions, prosecutors said. -- Staff reportHave more to add? News tip? Tell us


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Give 'Em Heck, Prof. Dershowitz!
Latest update: February 16th, 2012
In early February, Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz addressed a full house at the Zellerbach Theater at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Pennsylvania, to add his contribution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict debate brewing on campus. The event was presented by the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, Hillel of Greater Philadelphia and Penn Hillel.
Dershowitz was invited to speak in anticipation of the National Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions conference, which was planned for that weekend on The University of Pennsylvania's campus. According to the conference's website, BDS' goal is to "boycott, divest from and sanction (BDS) the State of Israel until it complies with its obligations under international and human rights law."
According to the Daily Pennsylvanian, Dershowitz made "the 80-percent case for Israel." He advocated supporting Israel's right to exist but expressed willingness to criticize Israeli policies with which he disagreed.
Dershowitz called the implication that Israel is a apartheid regime "absurd." He challenged Israel's critics to name another country that, faced with comparable threats, had a better human rights record. He said that Israel was the only liberal democracy and nation that recognizes women's rights and the rights of the gay community in the Middle East. And at one point, he even said that University of Pennsylvania professors who support BDS werre "complacent with evil."
They didn't like that. This week, one Stephen Lendman went after Dershowitz with a vengeance: "Inviting him was disgraceful. He's a shameless bigot, a longstanding Islamophobe, a perverter of fundamental U.S. and international law, an advocate of war, torture targeted assassinations and collective punishment, as well as a committed Zionist and apologist for Israel's worst crimes."
Lendman even cited Law Professor Francis Boyle, who wrote that Dershowitz is "a self-incriminated war criminal who publicly admitted that he serves on a Mossad Committee that authorizes the murder and assassination of Palestinians," and is "also infamous around the world for being this country's foremost advocate for torture."
Then Lendman added this pearl: "Throughout its century-long history, ADL hyped unfounded anti-Semitism hysteria as a cover for backing Jewish supremacy and rights of Israelis over Arabs. They include militarized occupation and belligerently enforced apartheid."
We apologize for the unfounded anti-Semitism hysteria of the past 100 years, and will now return quietly to our gas chambers.
About the Author: Yori Yanover has been a working journalist since age 17, before he enlisted and worked for Ba'Machane Nachal. Since then he has worked for Israel Shelanu, the US supplement of Yedioth, JCN18.com, USAJewish.com, Lubavitch News Service, Arutz 7 (as DJ on the high seas), and the Grand Street News. He has published two fun books: The Cabalist's Daughter: A Novel of Practical Messianic Redemption, and How Would God REALLY Vote.
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Penn State and University of Pennsylvania are not identical…
Hi Yori!
Isn't it interesting how the opposition hurtles names but never respond to the issues directly? What is seems to tell me is there is no substance to their position, worse yet many times it is designed to point away from the lies.
Dear Proffesor Dershowitz,
You are right again. I think the world at large has to learn that Israel is and always will be the only Democratic Society and the Mid-EastThanks Again for your constant suppot of Israel,
Chaim Becker -
It's a little dangerous to get too close to Dershowitz. For all his defending of Israel and exposing the "Palestinians" for the murderous liars that they are, he still wants a "two state solution." Of course this can not be accomplished without uprooting hundreds of thousands of Israelis from the West Bank, and then handing over their homes and a silver platter to a bunch of murderers. For such a smart guy he sure is full of contradicitons.
thank G-d for Prof. Dershowitz we need a million of him thank you for publishing this
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I definitely support this idea, since 2.72 TB out of my 3.9 TB of video is anime.
Until then, I guess I'll just continue using Plex.
I definitely support this idea, since 2.72 TB out of my 3.9 TB of video is anime.
Until then, I guess I'll just continue using Plex.
Not even 5% of my 4.5 TB anime collection is picked up by IMBD. I wouldn't care that much if there only was an auto play next video feature.
I would like to put my vote in for AniDB support as well. They have a quite robust and accessible API for requesting anime data by name which could work very well with Boxee software. As this thread shows, there is likely no real shortage of people using or who would like to use Boxee software and have an extensive Anime library like myself, it would be nice to get these properly added into our boxee interface instead of always having to browse by file.
I notice that this request was forwarded almost 2 years ago and still hasn't seen fruition which is a little disappointing. Hopefully it is something that will be considered in the near future. IMDB support works great for movies and north american series but anyone trying to use this for TV Shows from outside of North America will certainly suffer some frustrations.
This is something I would like to see. I was close to buying a boxee box but after testing it on my PC first and seeing how it scraped anime and couldn't find 99% of it, I've given up on that idea.
Yeah i have given up on this already, Boxee has no interest in us "small" anime community. I simply recommend the new MediaPortal 1.2 with the MyAnime2 plugin.
This will find 100% of your anime collection and even sync the watched status to your AniDB profile. It will show recommendations, anime release calender and more, all things i never even dreamed of for Boxee.
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yeah, it would be great if they changed their minds and add support for this... Just got the boxee box and as many of you a large part of my library is anime, too bad
We still need this. I got a Boxee Box because it's one of the only devices with acceptable support for SSA/ASS subtitles, but the experience is marred by having none of my Anime scrape properly. I've tried resorting to NFO generatirs, but they all seem to use TheTVDB, which has godawful treatment of sequel shows.


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user callback requirement from kernel mode
I have a requirement to use a freeware linux user mode library for data processing.
The input data is purely in kernel space and we are finding it very difficult to port
whole freeware community based project to build under linux kernel build system !
So normally the requirement is to make a callback from kernel to user mode,
call user mode lib and let it process input data
return back to kernel mode and signal the consumer.
Is it possible to achieve kernel to user mode callback ?
If it's not possible, then I have another idea to create a user mode thread making kernel calls (ioctl),
which initially blocked, being signalled when there is sufficient data. Come back to user mode,
process data in user mode, make an ioctl call, switch to kernel mode,
unblock consumer.
But the second scheme will be costlier and include 2 context switch and also difficult
to adapt in our enviornment.
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The company reveals its development plans for 2007, including transforming NetWeaver into a business process platform and plotting its on-demand angle.
During its annual Analyst Summit in Las Vegas this week, SAP AG outlined its development plans for the coming yearplans that involve an absolute-process view of the world. That approach is central to the next version of SAPs NetWeaver integration platform, which with its release in 2006 moves from being a composition platform to becoming a true business process platform, according to SAP officials. At the same time, SAP officials have come a little closer this week to nailing down the time frame in which users can expect to see an on-demand version of SAPs software.
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Those vendors, including Siebel Systems Inc. (which is in the process of being acquired by SAP arch-rival Oracle Corp.), Salesforce.com and NetSuite Inc., offer hosted versions of CRM (customer relationship management) and ERP (enterprise resource planning) suites, along with a variety of add-on products. Salesforce, for example, has AppExchange, an on-demand marketplace where users can access and integrate applications developed by Salesforce and by a cadre of third-party developers who use Salesforce tools. Analysts suggest that where SAP will differ with its on-demand model is in providing back-end integration to its ERP applications and underlying technologies. "Its pretty well known that SAP is definitely angling to put on-demand in the market, starting with CRM, based on [the success] of Salesforce.com." Joshua Greenbaum, principal of Enterprise Applications Consulting, said during a November interview regarding Microsoft Corp.s on-demand plans. "I dont expect SAP to have an on-demand competitor to Salesforce that really dukes it out on feature and functionality. What they will do is say they have seamless integration into the SAP stack, and that will be the differentiator." SAP ERP competitor Microsoft, having repeatedly hinted at an on-demand offering, announced earlier this week its Dynamics CRM 3.0 suite, with both hosted and on-premises options. Microsofts on-demand applications will differ from those of other vendors in that, starting Jan. 1, they will be accessible through partners.
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For those who have never traveled by plane do not forget to put your name, address, phone number and any other information you might think is important inside every piece of luggage. Do the same on the outside, using the luggage labels given to you by your travel agent or airline. If possible write both your addresses, at home and in Australia. All valuables, passport, tickets, money, vouchers, camera and the keys for you bags, should be carried in your hand luggage. Do not put any valuable or important object inside the bags you check-in in case they get lost. Try not to fill your bags too much because if you have to open them for customs inspections it will be very difficult to get everything in again in a hurry. It is a good idea to put something on your bags, for example a ribbon or special label, so you'll recognize them easily and there will be no problems if bags belonging to different people look the same.
When you pack your bags choose your clothes carefully according to where you are going to live in Australia. Tasmania, Adelaide and Melbourne can get cold even in summer. In this case pack light and warmer clothes, including a coat and socks. In Australia clothes are a little more expensive than in Brazil, but you should consider taking some money to buy some there as the fashion is very different and you might want to blend in the crowd.
In Australia laws about food importation are very strict to protect the local agricultural industry from diseases coming from other counties. Most processed foods (for example chocolate, lollies, tinned fruit, jams, syrup etc) are allowed but you'll have to show them to customs officials anyway. All non-processed products, seeds (including beans), fruit, plants, meat, dairy are not allowed in the country. The Australian Embassy has a list of products you can bring or not.
The clothes you choose for your trip should be loose and comfortable. Avoid buckles as they could hurt you while sitting for a long time. Remember that airplane toilets are very small and you could have trouble with complicated and tight clothes. The ideal would be wearing your pyjamas but as this is not possible choose something similar, comfortable and easy to put on. Do not forget a jumper or warm coat, as sometimes it is cold in the plane even with the blanket you can get from the flight attendants.
Before you leave home to the airport, check you have everything you need. The essentials 4 things are:
Wallet containing money, international credit cards, traveler cheques, international or translated drivers license, vouchers etc.)
Airline tickets with hotel and transfers booking if applicable
Your bags and suitcases not forgetting the number of them you are taking including hand luggage.
You must arrive at the airport 2 hours before your flight is due to depart. Find out where your airline check in area is and present your passport and tickets. You will get receipts for each of the pieces of luggage you check in. Be careful not to dispatch your hand luggage with the other bags! You will get your passport, airline ticket and a Boarding Pass back. After checking in go to the Federal Police sector where your passport and hand luggage will be verified. Do not carry ant pointy objects like scissors, nail clippers, needles etc as due to terrorist threats they will be confiscated. After going through the Federal Police will be in the international departure area. Find out what gate you'll be using to board the plane and wait until your flight is called. You'll need only the Boarding Pass to board the plane.
During your flight, when you are not asleep, try to get up every two hours and go for a little walk and stand for a while to improve blood flow in your legs. Deep Vein Thrombosis or DVT is a blood clot that can form inside your leg veins if your do not move for long periods of time. DVT is very dangerous and can be fatal if the clot travels into one of your vital organs. Do not worry too much for DVT is more common in elderly people but you'll hear about it in the plane and it is better to be aware of it. Try not to consume alcohol, as it decreases in oxygen in the blood and might make you feel unwell the next day.
Before landing in Australia you will have to complete a questionnaire about what you are bringing into the country, if you've been to a farm or specific part of the world lately and how much money you are bringing into Australia. If you have food in your luggage check Yes, do not lie about it. Do not take any food from the plane, especially fresh, dairy or meat products.
When you arrive at your destination follow the "Baggage Claims" signs and find out from where you will be collecting your bags. With your luggage go to Customs, presenting your passport and the completed questionnaire. If you are bringing food into the country go to the Red Sector of Customs, as the officer will have to check your bags and might confiscate anything that is not allowed in. In this case nothing will happen to you. Meanwhile if Customs find any forbidden product not declared by you in your luggage you might have to pay a fine of up to AUD 50,000 and will have a legal problem. Not a good way to start your stay in Australia! There are limits for the importation some articles without duty: 200 cigarettes and 1 litre of alcohol, for example. If you bring more than this amount you will have to pay duty.
Welcome to Australia!
Some important details:
- Drugs are prohibited in Australia and there are dogs at the airports trained to sniff any drug you might be carrying in your luggage. If are caught with drugs you might go to jail or be deported, depending on the quantity. For those who use prescription drugs it is advisable to bring the original doctors prescription and also the medicine inside the original packaging. If you need to buy some more of the same drug you will have to go to a General Practitioner or GP who will give you a new prescription that you will present at the chemist or pharmacy. The information in the medicine box will help the GP find the same medicine in Australia.
- Be aware of weight limit for luggage you can take in the plane. Every airline has a different limit and might charge you a very high amount if you have excess luggage.
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Sadly Marina is gone, but Ryan said that the new lineup was actually good. According to Entrtainment Weekly:
Then Josh wanted a veggie corn dog. As he munched, we listened to the cacophany of Brazilian hip hoppers Bonde Do Role-- whose sound I will equate to the foreign-language street fights outside my old apartment in Queens, combined with the bass thump of a thousand souped-up cars in the East Village on a hot summer day-- before moving to the Outdoor Stage for grownup time with Steven Malkmus and the Jicks.Bonde Do Role are now on tour and tickets are on sale for two NYC shows in May. More Coachella pics, and some videos, below....
Bonde Do Role played right after 120 Days on Saturday.
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no one cares about this lame coachella stuff....move on, bv!
Posted by Anonymous | April 28, 2008 12:40 PM
will be interesting to see how they are without Marina... Having grown up in Brasil, it is quite interesting, actually.
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...Being born and raised in Rio, listening to "favela funk" unwillingly as igrew up (lived close to the clubs, they were LOUD), imho these guys are AWFUL PHONIES.
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where she git them eyes from?
she git it from her momma!
where she git them thighs from?
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They put on a great performance. Very energetic, I could see why they needed two to replace Marina.
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WASHINGTON (CNS) -- Former State Department diplomat Thomas F. Farr prodded U.S. officials to do more to promote religious freedom around the globe in order to boost security and stability in the world's trouble spots during a forum at The Catholic University of America.
Farr, director of the Religious Freedom Project at Georgetown University's Berkley Center for Religion Peace and World Affairs, said U.S. efforts in support of religious freedom have been too limited in scope and must embrace not just the freedom to worship, but all aspects of faith practice and following individual conscience.
His comments came during a panel discussion on U.S. policy and international religious freedom during a daylong forum co-sponsored by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Catholic Relief Services, the university and the university's Institute for Policy Research and Catholic Studies.
Pointing to rapidly eroding religious freedom in some countries and what he termed "rising hostility" to religion in others, particularly Western Europe, Farr said people of faith are facing a "deepening crisis" whereby religious practice is becoming marginalized.
He focused much of his discussion on the persecution of Christians in Muslim countries and called upon the Obama administration to expand efforts to raise the profile of religious rights in the pursuit of foreign policy objectives.
"It's in the vital interest of the United States that countries like Pakistan, Iraq, Afghanistan and Egypt succeed in their quest for democracy, that they overcome violent religious extremism and achieve stable democracy, economic development, women's rights, all the things that they aspire to," said Farr, who worked as a diplomat in the State Department for 21 years.
"In short, the United States must become more effective in finding and supporting those Muslims who know that Islam can be defended without violence and that embracing religious freedom is in their vital interest," he said.
In contrast, Farr said, hostility toward religion in Western Europe does not lead to violence, but instead stems from the view that "religious freedom is dangerous."
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Panelist Denis McDonough, deputy national security adviser, arrived to give his presentation after Farr fielded questions from the audience. He explained that the White House staff had been working for more than 24 hours on the violence at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, that claimed the lives of four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, and several Libyan soldiers.
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"Freedom of religion is central to the freedom and dignity of human beings, our transcendental dignity," McDonough said. "At the same time, freedom of religion is not only an end in itself, it is a key ingredient for stable, successful societies and a just world.
"We know that countries that truly protect religious freedom are more likely to develop and prosper. They're more likely to have stable democracies. They're more likely to protect the rights of women and girls. This shouldn't surprise us. After all, when citizens can practice their faith freely, when they can find dignity and fulfillment in worshiping at the choose, it's easier for neighbors and communities to come together to achieve progress together."
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LarryBird33, thank you for posting this issue. I live in NYC and gave up on Fortune500 years ago. I am a white college educated female of Eastern European descent. I went to a private school in Westchester County, NY based on my merit and some financial aid. I have no gaps in my resume, single, no kids. I am "not too fat" and "not too old". I don't look like a freak, not disabled. I am perfectly qualified for an administrative, legal support, bookkeeping or ANY office management position. I just quit a recent (gap filler) job because of hispanic/latino females who made my life difficult.That was not the only reason, but one the major ones. Every job ad I see on craigslist is "Spanish speaking a must" or "preferred." How about ENGLISH SPEAKING A MUST? This is not Arizona, it's New York. When I see those ads, I don't even answer.I know even IF they hire me, I'm in for more of the same s**t that I just quit. Since Obama became president, the non-whites (all) just openly show their hate and hostility toward whites.I was a perfectly nice person before that 8month job. Now I just want to explode when I see these people screaming into my ear in a deli because they're too good to wait on line like everybody else.It's my taxes that's paying for ALL of their programs - and that includes AA policies. Guess what NOW? I avoid Fortune500. When I come to a job interview I want to see a)who my supervisor is b) who my boss is and c) who my immediate surrounding co-workers are.No more of this crap.
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Also want to add....some industries are minority dominated monopolies. Like social work/human services, government jobs, food service, teaching/non-teaching jobs in city/state universities.Of course, police, criminal justice and security in NYC.Nursing also, unfortunately and anything low paying in healtchare/medical. If you are white and work in their environment (even temporarily), they do everything to push you out - lie, sabotage, bully.They are uncooperative, hostile, nasty.They play their music, get a lot of personal calls, are loud hyenas; they are subhuman. It's like you have to wear black every day, get lots of tattoos, wear combat boots, and basically look like Ozzy O. or Marilyn Manson. And then curse them out if needed. Then they leave you the *f* alone. All your complaints will fall on deaf ears - you will be the one accused of racism, etc. But they can call you a "white pig." These leeching maggots don't understand a civilized conversation where you explain to the retards they need to calm down and do their job and let you do yours.You have to go psycho on them. So yeah, no Fortune500 or the "anointed" minority fields above for me. I would love a "whitelist" of good companies where I can go work in NYC.
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The media news is able to brainwash the average person into accepting these AA policies.The focus on ghetto inspired "semi-white" entertainment further numbs the brain in a subliminal way. Wiggers like Eminem, American Idol, the reality shows, etc. People from Europe who lived under dictatorships (and who now live here) have a keenness to recognize that their rights are being stripped away, and that certain undeserving groups are getting preferential treatment in the U.S. Those of European heritage are not susceptible to brainwashing. They are more aware as a result of having hundreds of years of invasions and hundreds of years of attempted "conversions" and brainwashing back in the European homeland. They will not put up with the AA policies here. They will open their own businesses and hire their own, or work as independent contractors. There is always a loophole in the American law.There are ways around the "Diversity" hiring policies. The independent thinking subculture will find them and use them, as more and more people cannot find jobs in this economy.It's not the credit report so much, it's the Diversity hiring.
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Ah yes- this so called "equal opportunity" really means: if you're a minority or an immigrant- you will be considered over a White person with more education and experience. I fought tooth and nail at my old job to hire a young white female assistant. She was perfect for the job, qualified, eager, ambitious, and she had a strong background in our industry. My HR department wouldn't approve the hire. I did 10 interviews and found this wonderful girl- but my boss made me do another series of interviews until I found a minority. I hired an Indian girl after being pressured by my boss not to make waves. She showed up late on her first day, called in sick within the first week- and had no clue what she was doing. I left my job over that incident because I was so disgusted by the discrimination. It's no better at my new job, I just happen to have more authority now. I have had more than a few heated discussions with my HR person regarding hiring practices. They really do value hiring the colour they want over the right person- it's sad. |
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I'm currently in the middle of a summer job search and spotted a sign saying "we are a equal opportunity employer" on some company literature. I mulled over that phrase for a few seconds, realizing my chances of getting the job I wanted wouldn't be equalized but reduced. Awesome...
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We should select an individual that has unwavering loyalty to the White race, pool our money and help that person either buy or start a business. The selection process would have to discrete and probably have to not be online which is to say not involve Stormfront. In other words let's stop complaining and put a plan into action. |
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The purpose of the present study is to examine the influence that sex has on the interconnection between justice, satisfaction with the courts, and attitudes toward the courts. Using national level polling data, the results show that different forms of justice coalesce into a latent measure of justice. Further, the results show that sex differences in our latent measure of justice do exist. In addition, those with experience with the course have a negative attitude toward the court system. Finally, the results show that the impact of justice on attitude toward the court system is partially mediated by satisfaction with the court. Policy implications are discussed.
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- Ambrose, M., Hess, R. L., & Ganesan, S. (2007). The relationship between justice and attitudes: An examination of justice's effects on event and system-related attitudes. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 103, 21–36. CrossRef
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My first adventure not written on loose leaf paper and sticky notes. I hope you enjoy it.
Beyond a few poorly worded phrases and spelling there were two corrupted pieces when converting to PDF.
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A small pause in the battle. No combat occurs for this round. Horns blowing in the near distance distract the melee. The remainder of Minastir's forces are coming. A close Kinsmen of Duncan screams at Duncan that "...the Elfmen are coming, we may live through he night" and is immediately cut down. The Dunedain knights attacking on the right flank are cutting deep into the Warlords army and renew the attack. Minastir can be seen hard pressed and face to face with the largest an ugliest of the Trolls present.
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I really couldn't edit it, since it was a completed PDF. I will tell you that it's a nice piece of work, in my opinion. Thanks again!
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I hope the middle earth gamers will use it for whatever system. I greatful for all feedback and the nice feedback so far has really inflated my ego :}
If someone wants to provide decipher or D20 stats I will happily add them to the file and re-pdf it. Make it a more complete Midde Earth adventure so to speak.
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