text:
Election Commissioner Nalin Abeyesekere (right) looks on as Sead Alihodzic promotes Election Commission of India's Manual on Electoral Risk Management [Photo: Adhy Aman/International IDEA]
In its Policy Paper No. 14 entitled "Risk Management in Elections", International IDEA proposed six key recommendations for standardizing risk management in elections. One of them is "EMBs [electoral management bodies] with an advanced understanding of the benefits of risk management, as well as the capacity to adopt and implement the concept, should make a comprehensive effort to embed risk management into all parts of its work." This recommendation is primarily addressed to EMBs that have strong conviction of the need for having a robust electoral risk management (ERM) system and prominently has existing practices that is designed for – or at least, contribute to – identifying risks; measuring and analyzing risks; reporting risks; and deciding/acting for prevention and mitigation of risks.
One of the sessions during the one-day Workshop co-organized by the Election Commission of Sri Lanka and International IDEA held on Friday, 19 May 2017, as part of the six-country ERM Tour of Asia was taking stock of existing processes or activities in the Election Commission that can be categorized as ERM actions. It appeared such information flows two ways; vertically within the Commission from the bottom upwards as well as horizontally with external institutions such as state security agencies, the media, political parties and civil society, election observers included. It also appeared that each branch of the Commission collects and analyzes information received to determine whether or not certain issues require attention from the commissioners. Each branch of the Commission would also report to the commissioners, if the matters need their decision in order to initiate action for preventing and mitigating risks arising from the issues.
However, senior staff from Election Commission of Sri Lanka have identified some gaps in the existing system. In particular, systematic effort to consolidate information and form the holistic picture of how different risk factors interact, hence allowing the commissioners to digest and consider the issues in a holistic manner, is still lacking. To illustrate this, the following anecdotal example was used: consider two photographers witnessing a scene where a cheetah is chasing a zebra. One managed to take a picture of the running zebra, while the other one catches the cheetah only. They will tell the full story only if the two photos are put together. It is therefore advisable to make a comprehensive effort to make sure all units are exchanging notes and that there are risk managers that help managers put the "puzzle pieces" together to get a fuller picture, lest commissioners make a wrong decision based on an insufficient understanding of the actual situation.
This Workshop wrapped the South Asian leg of the ERM Tour. The Team is visiting Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia in South East Asia during the second half.


text:
Theorycraft Gaming is giving you a chance to win a copy of their brand new Factions board game. Check out their website for details.SourceFrom the release:Everybody loves a give away! Well here is you
Theorycraft Gaming is giving you a chance to win a copy of their brand new Factions board game. Check out their website for details.
From the release:
From the release:
Everybody loves a give away! Well here is your chance to get your hands on a full Kickstarter version of FACTIONS – the tactical battle game designed by Ben Wolf.
It's free to enter, but if that is not enough information for you, here is some more:
FACTIONS takes place on the once-thriving planet Telluric. Previously a home-world to billions, this planet has been ravaged by contending factions for its precious resources. Conflict has raged for centuries, desolating the population.
This is a highly customizable strategy game in which players take on the roles of opposing generals battling one another for supremacy. Players manoeuvre their armies towards critical victory points areas while struggling for control of viral resources. Battles are fast-paced and exciting! Experimentation with different army configurations and strategies is endless.
FACTIONS is simple to learn, yet difficult to master! Do you have what it takes, to dominate in this dynamic world?
Contest ends 3pm (EST) July 11th 2014

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Saucebox Secret Garden Brown Look
I don't often wear brown looks but I did create this Saucebox Secret Garden Brown Look to share with you. I keep thinking about cosplaying Lorna (Polaris from the tv show Gifted) at Dragon Con this year and she usually has on brown with green eyeshadow so I thought I'd give it a try. Almost everything I'm wearing in this look is vegan. The only items that I don't know if they are vegan (so I suspect they are not) is my eyeshadow primer, and the Balm Beach blush.
Saucebox Secret Garden Brown Look
Urban Decay Primer Potion in Sin
Cozzette Beauty C1 Essential Powder (v)
Saucebox Secret Garden Palette (v)
Melt Smoke Sessions Palette (v)
Smashbox Super Fan Mascara (v)
Kat Von D Teal highlighter (v)
Black Moon Squid highlighter (v)
Pixi Soft Black Brow Duo
Danessa Myricks Prism FX Lotion (v)
Smashbox 15 Hour Hydrating foundation in .1 (v)
Glossier Perfecting Skin Tint in Light (v)
Flower Beauty Blush Bomb in Bubbly (v)
TheBalm Balm Beach
Nudestix Sculpting Stick (v)
Kat Von D Teal highlighter (v)
Black Moon Squid highlighter (v)
Lime Crime Tarot pencil (v)
Lime Crime Gemini (v)
Lime Crime Gemini Diamond Crusher Lip Topper is the only Gemini makeup item I've ever found that isn't ugly to me. I actually love the deep burgundy with blue shift combo. It's my go-to dark lip favorite these days. I don't know why most brands make Gemini items ugly AF, but I'm glad this one is pretty.
I wore this makeup look out to Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo when I went with a friend of mine this week. See the casual gothic fashion outfit I wore with this look!
Hooded Eyes Makeup Manual
In case you haven't heard, I just published a book, Hooded Eyes Makeup Manual! It was written for you by me and it's filled with all of the tips and tricks that I've picked up from makeup artists over the past decade. It has a tools section so you can see the brush shapes that I use. It also has a 'Shop Your Makeup Stash' section to encourage you to use up what you own. I even included a tutorial section with lots of makeup tutorials to get you started.
My book, Hooded Eyes Makeup Manual is great for makeup newbies, hooded eye babes and makeup enthusiasts alike! Now available in print and kindle formats.


text:
We are Mueller, She Wrote
Mueller She Wrote is a binder full of women unraveling the mysteries of the Mueller investigation. Join us each week as your hosts simplify the absurd amount of Mueller news and wrap it up into informative, hilarious bites. MSW is committed to separating the facts from conjecture with just the right amount of snark.
Come for the news, stay for the fantasy indictment draft!
Patrons Sponsoring Patrons
Your $36 purchase (the annual fee for our $3/month membership level) gives another Daily Beans listener access to our mailing list, our closed Facebook group, our Patron-only live streams, and our ad-free early episodes for a whole year!


text:
This month marks the 20th anniversary of the worst massacre in Europe since the second world war. It's estimated that more than 8,000 Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims) were rounded up by soldiers from the Republika Srpska and killed in and around the town of Srebrenica. Deemed an act of genocide, it was a war crime that came to symbolise the ugliness of the ethnic disputes that set the Balkans aflame in the 1990s.
But amid the fighting and chaos that followed the break-up of Yugoslavia there were other sorts of war crimes that, while not as murderous, represented a particularly humiliating and psychologically damaging form of violence. Somewhere between 20,000 and 30,000 Bosnian women are thought to have been victims of militarised or systematic rape during the three-year conflict.
"Women were often deliberately kept in detention until it was too late to get an abortion," says Belma Becirbasic, an award-winning writer and activist in the area. "Some of those who gave birth to babies murdered them and many abandoned them immediately after. Women were reluctant to speak out about the suffering they'd endured. Most still remain silent due to the fear that the perpetrators would not be punished, but mostly out of the shame of being shunned in a highly patriarchal society."
Although abuses took place on all sides, the bulk of rapes in Bosnia were perpetrated by Bosnian Serb armies and militias and the large majority of the victims were Muslim women. How many children were born as a result is again a statistic that is unknown. "Rumours have been extraordinary," says Becirbasic, "going from several hundred to several hundreds of thousands."
She warns that exaggeration of victims on both sides has been a central tactic in maintaining ethno-nationalist hostilities. As Charli Carpenter writes in her book, Forgetting Children Born of War, rape-related pregnancies became a "staple trope in media accounts of the war", with reporters competing to find newsworthy female victims. But that doesn't mean that there weren't plenty of cases of children born from violent conception.
One such child was Alen Muhic. He was born in Gorazde hospital in 1993. "When I heard him cry," his distraught mother later said, "I asked the doctor to bring him to me. I wanted to strangle him." But she didn't kill her son. Rather, she abandoned him in the hospital and walked out of his life, apparently forever. The hospital workers took pity on the child and one of them, Muharem Muhic, the hospital caretaker, who had a wife and two daughters of his own to look after, decided to adopt the baby boy.
For the first 10 years of his life, Muhic lived in happy obscurity, ignorant of the details of his conception and the identity of his real parents. Instead, he believed he was the son of Muharem and his wife, Advija, and brother to their daughters. Then one day in 2003, the story goes, Muhic got involved in a playground fight and his angry opponent told him that he was a "Chetnik bastard" – Chetnik is a derogatory term for a Serb, a reference to the nationalist Serbian militia active during the second world war – and that he was adopted.
Around the same time as this incident Muhic met a film director named Semsudin Gegic who happened to know his biological mother. According to the director, the meeting was a coincidence: he was filming on the land of Muhic's adoptive parents and the boy independently approached him to make a film about his life. The film Gegic made, in 2004, was called A Boy From a War Movie.
It was a short film, a strange synthesis of documentary, re-enactment and impressionistic flights of fancy. But it was a breakthrough moment. Previously, there had been little or no open discussion of this shameful episode in Balkan history. Now here was a 10-year-old boy, led by Gegic, telling his strange, benighted and touching life story.
The film made a big impact at the Sarajevo film festival, was shown in Moscow and won an award at the Sofia film festival. It also paved the way for Grbavica, a feature film by Jasmila Zbanic that came out a couple of years after Gegic's short film and won the Golden Bear award at the Berlin film festival in 2006. Although Grbavica also deals with the fallout of the campaign of systematic rapes by Serb forces, it focuses on a single mother in Sarajevo and therefore deals with the subject from a more overtly female perspective. Nonetheless Gegic has a point when he says he initiated the artistic debate about this particular aspect of the war.
But if A Boy From a War Movie shed light on a neglected corner of the Balkans' recent past, it also raised more questions than it answered. Who were Muhic's biological parents? Unbeknown to the audience, the mother did appear briefly in the film as an unnamed and disguised victim of rape. But there was no mention of her biological relationship with Muhic.
What became of her and the rapist father? And what was going to happen to the young boy with the heavy weight of his criminal creation to bear through his tender years.
A decade later, Gegic returned to the story and the result is a full-length film that once again mixes elements of documentary, drama and what Gegic calls his "artistic vision".
I meet the director at a screening room in a cinema in central Sarajevo. It's a small, beautiful city, surrounded by dramatic hills on which once stood lethal Serb artillery positions. For almost four years during the 1990s, the town was effectively cut off and subject to relentless attacks. It is said to be the longest siege of a capital city in modern warfare. Almost 14,000 people were killed and more than 5,000 of those were civilians. Although there has been a great deal of rebuilding and regeneration, there are still many battle-scarred buildings that testify to the brutal conditions the inhabitants of Sarajevo endured.
Just across from the cinema is a memorial to children killed in the siege. Almost every aspect of Sarajevo's rich and troubled history is cheek by jowl. It's what lends the place its distinctive atmosphere of close-knit cosmopolitanism. Famously multi-ethnic, it has long paid host to three main communities: Muslim, Orthodox Serb and Catholic Croat.
Sarajevans are proud of the manner in which an Ottoman mosque will sit next to a neo-classical church and how, up until the war, nobody much cared or noticed which faith, if any, their neighbours followed. The other aspect of Sarajevo's compact size and eventful history is that you can walk in a few minutes from the spot at the Latin bridge where Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated, thus sparking the first world war, to the Markale marketplace, whose lethal bombing by the army of the Republika Srpska led to Nato's intervention in 1995 and the eventual cessation of the war.
Gegic is a sprightly, bearded character in his mid-60s who, by way of introduction, lists his achievements as if he were proffering an extended CV. He tells me how representatives of Vanessa Redgrave and, separately, Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro sought rights to screen A Boy From a War Movie. He runs through his various awards and informs me that the applause "lasted for 13 and a half minutes" after its screening at the Sofia film festival. It's fair to say that the director is not the kind of man who keeps an eye out for a bushel under which to hide his light.
After he made the film, he withdrew it from circulation in Bosnia because some critics suggested that he had exploited the young Muhic's need and vulnerability. "For several years after that I did not feel safe about my own life or that of my family in this country," claims Gegic.
From whom did he feel under threat?
"Everyone and everything," he says, perhaps a little melodramatically. "Because I did really put the lives of my family in danger by helping Alen come forward with his identity and his story. There were discussions in the media about alleged abuse by me of this child for whatever purposes. There were telephone threats. People would stop me and call me names in the street."
He says that his reputation was saved by the work of American researchers, specifically Charli Carpenter, who showed that "I was the one who helped Alen Muhic to step forward and say, 'I am not an invisible child any longer. I am visible now.'"
Becirbasic agrees. "It seems to me this long-lasting collaboration with Gegic has helped Muhic reconstruct his tragic and complex background or, to quote his own words, 'liberate his identity'. He should know."
Muhic became something of a local celebrity. Interviewed repeatedly on TV and courted by politicians, he was turned into the poster boy for a sort of Bosnian stoicism in the face of relentless provocation. In a country that felt itself to have suffered a form of national rape, Muhic symbolised an indomitable spirit of survival.
In any case, after finishing the original film, Gegic says, he told Alen to stay in touch and that if he ever needed anything to get in contact.
"He called me a year and a half ago. He said, 'I have a suspicion that you are the only person who knows both my biological mother and my biological father. And I want you to help me find them.'"
Gegic says he didn't give Muhic, now a strapping young man, a straight answer, although he agreed to help him if they could make another film together.
"I didn't tell him the truth that after this first short film was screened, his mother called me from the United States and she kept calling. One night, she would call me and ask me to film her as well, and the next day she would call and threaten that she would kill me, poison me."
Another consequence of the first film was that Muhic's biological father was finally forced to undergo a DNA test and when it was proved that he was indeed the father, he was tried and convicted of repeated and violently aggravated rape. He was sentenced to five and a half years in prison.
But after 18 months, two protected witnesses from Foca, where the crime had taken place, came forward to claim that the biological father and mother were in a relationship before the war.
"That really has nothing to do with the rape he was sentenced for," Gegic rightly points out. The father also suggested that he wanted to get to know his son. Taking this information into account, the judge reduced the rapist's sentence to 18 months and he was immediately released.
The situation, then, was complex, contested and fraught with difficulties. In other words, the ideal scenario for a searching documentary. But that's not exactly what Gegic made. I watched the film, called An Invisible Child's Trap, with him in the screening room. There were no subtitles so a translator gave simultaneous English translation in my ear.
The first thing to notice is that there are two people "playing" Alen: Muhic himself and an actor who performs as a sidekick and alter ego. Why two Alens?
"Alen is a child with two identities," Gegic tells me after the screening. "All children like Alen have two identities. He was truly afraid of the emotions he might express if he met his biological parents, especially his father. And being a director I was also afraid of that. So this is why I introduced this second Alen as a sort of defensive mechanism."
This was not documentary film-making in the Anglo-American tradition. At times, the "acting" seemed amateurish and at others the real-life scenes appeared a little too professionally arranged. But perhaps the most surprising detail in a film about Muhic's search for his biological parents is that neither of them appears at any time, with the exception of a brief piece of news footage from the father's trial.
The advance word on the film, as put about by Gegic, strongly suggested a resolution, revelatory or cathartic, and there was more than a hint in our arrangements that I would be able to speak to the biological mother. Yet she was more absent from the second feature-length film than she had been from the original short film.
However, Gegic told me, Alen did meet his biological father, so why wasn't this scene included in the film?
"My initial intention was to close this film with the meeting between him and his father," says Gegic. "But as far as his father goes, he's going to be part of the third film. This is meant to be a trilogy. I'm working on the third part. It already has a name: The Shadow of White Donkeys."
Perhaps sensing how perplexed I was that a documentary about a son's search for his rapist father omits the moment when they meet, not to mention the bemusing relevance or otherwise of white donkeys, Gegic added: "If I made it a part of this film, which I could still do, then it would create a problem, because Muhic wants to seek a retrial of his father."
The following day, I met Muhic, who travelled in from Gorazde, where he works as an orderly in the hospital in which he was born. He is a quietly spoken, rather shy young man of 22, with a body-builder's frame and a busy cigarette habit.
We sat with Gegic in a cafe above the cinema. In the same way that it's impossible to distinguish Catholics from Protestants in Belfast purely from their appearance, it's mostly the same in Sarajevo as regards the Muslim, Catholic and Orthodox communities. There are no ethnic differences to speak of. Although some Muslims have taken to wearing beards and headscarves since the war, the large majority still look and behave (drinking alcohol, eating pork) no differently to Serb and Croat Sarajevans.
All that really testifies to religious background are names. When Muhic was a boy, he was nicknamed Pero – a common Serb name – by others in his neighbourhood in Gorazde. He didn't like the questionable provenance that the name suggested. Was he concerned about his identity now?
"I declare myself as a Bosniak and a Muslim because this is the environment I grew up in and this is what my family declares themselves as," he replies between drags on his cigarette. "But, you know, I don't really have this strong religious or national identity. If I was born in any other group, I would just declare myself as part of that. I have nothing against any religion. In essence, they are all the same."
It's a noble response, although a familiar enough one in many parts of Bosnia, even today. But Muhic's whole life, from his very conception, has been shaped and determined by these ancient group identities and recently cultivated animosities. They were almost certainly a key part of the motivation and self-justification that led his father to rape his mother.
That can't have been easy knowledge for Muhic to absorb and it must have grown much more difficult when he finally encountered his biological father. In the film, we see that, through an intermediary, Muhic's father makes it clear that he doesn't want to meet his son. In response, Muhic says, he decided to abandon his search.
Then one day a Muslim cleric from a neighbouring village to Muhic's biological father called the young man and tipped him off about his father's presence.
"So I thought about it quickly," says Muhic, "and then I told my friend, 'Since he's here, let's try to meet him.'"
He was very nervous as he approached the house in which his biological father lived, uncertain of what sort of welcome lay in store. The now middle-aged man came to the door and told Muhic that he knew who he was because he'd been following his story and also looking at his Facebook page.
"So we started talking," says Muhic, stubbing out one cigarette and then lighting another, "and then we came to the topic of whether he was my father or not."
The palpable tension as Muhic describes the conversation only confirms that it would have made a dramatic climax to the film, had it been filmed and included.
"First of all, he spoke only about the war, then as we moved to the topic of my paternity, his voice became agitated and he said that he was not my father, that he had never committed any war crimes and that he had been framed, set up."
They spoke for about an hour. Muhic says that the family living next door to his biological father had told him that he reminded them of the older man so much that it was like talking to him when he was a young man. "And I realised when I was talking to him that it was as if I was looking at myself 20 years from now."
Yet at the same time he experienced no personal affinity or filial feelings of any kind for the older lookalike in front of him. By the end of their conversation, in which his biological father flagrantly denied being his father, in spite of their resemblance, the DNA evidence and the court verdict, Muhic concluded that he never wanted to see this man again.
"He is trying to make himself a victim, as if bad things were done to him, when he actually committed crimes. He is my biological father on paper, but that's all he is. I would not even call him a person. For what he's done I would call him a monster."
As for his mother, he says his feelings towards her are the very opposite of those he harbours for his father. "I would like to meet her and I don't blame her for anything. I don't even blame her for leaving me or not getting in contact with me for the last 20-odd years, because of what happened to her."
He now has her phone number and, he says, he's tried calling several times, but either she didn't answer or the connection was too bad to speak. "One time her husband answered but I didn't feel like talking to him. One of the main reasons that I would like to meet her is that I learned that she has two sons in this marriage and I would like to meet my brothers or half‑brothers."
Gegic says she had twice said she was coming to Bosnia, only to pull out each time. But the plan was that she would come this month. Again it's Gegic's intention to put this reunion in a third film.
Muhic's extraordinary story is one that represents a whole range of dark conflicts – not just those that ravaged the Balkans, but also those that exist between truth and falsehood, between rapacious males and their female victims, and our own internal conflicts that forge our complex identities. Yet for all its emotive richness, it's not a story that requires a third film.
Instead, Gegic should take all the footage he's assembled over many years and fashion one single and compelling document about Alen Muhic. It could show how an abandoned baby boy in a war-torn corner of Europe went in search of the real story about his parents and found out a vital truth about not just himself but also the human condition. Where we come from will always matter, but in the end, after all the pain and humiliation and setbacks, not nearly as much as where we're going.


text:
- The Mystic Agent
Heart Sensitivities
"Heart Sensitivities" we are all born with a direct connection to everything via our heart center's electromagnetic field. Our heart reaches out proprioceptively to witness our surroundings. "The heart is the symbol of life in the temple of the body and the Queen's Chamber of the Grace of Life itself; it is the motherhood of all living things. Life flows and attracts as it acts." Quoted by: Dr. Randolph
Heart energies affect our Social Identity via the polarities of Understanding vs. Judgment. Before the rational mind develops, as the soul is circling the mother's field of energy it all begins; Conditional love or Unconditional love? When we received unconditional love and support while we learn, to digest our feelings and give them a reasoned voice, in other words, we learn how to feel our heart connection to OURSELVES FIRST and, then to situations, people, places and things.
When we experience "conditional" love that contradicts the SENSITIVITIES of the HEARTs our energy is magnetically moved forward in dissonant/disorganized resonance which creates layers of disease that over time harden and can affect our ability to become self-expressed or not which in turn directly corresponds to emotionally maturity, or ...not.
When we say to ourselves, "how did we get here as a society?" It is, simple. Societal norms are conditional love. Comprehensive Energy Healing work like Polarity Therapy at any point, any age can enable one to transmute and mature old blockages that recreate flow! Remember it is never too late, we are multi-dimensional beings so by re-sensitizing ourselves we can be free. We can begin again with every conscious breath and courageous action.
Photo by Brett Sayles from Pexels


text:
We're pleased to introduce First Look, a preview of the papers in pipeline for the Acta Materialia Inc. Family of Journals. First Look makes papers discoverable earlier in the publication process, so authors can reveal their research quickly and readers can build on their work.
First Look allows you to:
- Access the complete manuscripts
- Read newly added papers
- Comment on and share articles
Papers are uploaded to First Look regularly, sign up for free monthly alerts to new content added.
Take a look at the papers currently under review in our journals.


text:
Recent Posts
I'm busy working on my blog posts. Watch this space!
Featured Posts
National Geographic's "One Strange Rock" - Origin of Life and the Cell Membrane
April 24, 2018
"One Strange Rock"
I watched the "Genesis" episode of the National Geographic series last week. I found the title a bit unoriginal as you would think they could come up with a different name for their religion's origin story. I have enjoyed watching the series and have found it consists of about 40% fluff, 40% interesting information, and 20% religious beliefs. I really wish they had an educated Bible believing Christian on the program to give a different point of view!
Origin of Life
This episode focused on the origin of life and it stated a truth that everyone agrees on - life is COMPLEX! This episode momentarily discusses the DNA that resides in cells, but didn't spend too much time there because it is really hard to explain the complexity of DNA without an intelligent programmer. And most interestingly, they tried to determine how life could have possibly arisen. In particular, how could a cell membrane have been created! Their theory, which is not based on any science whatsoever, is that if you give bubbles enough time, they will create a cell membrane and then DNA will magically appear in that stable environment. They conveniently leave out that the interworking of the cell is more complex than the most sophisticated satellites! Not to mention there is absolutely no scientific evidence that a bubble could form a cell membrane. They also leave out the very complex process of cell division to include the cell membrane splitting without releasing all he contents of the cell into the outside environment and the vast amount of genetic programming to carry this out. The show then quickly states that given millions of years, here we all are! In other words, secular science has absolutely no idea how life came to be and they currently believe in ideas that are in fact anti-science as they go against scientific observation.
The Cell Membrane
The article below highlights just one component of the cell membrane. You can see the cell membrane is not has simple as "One Strange Rock" episode would have you believe. In fact, it is very complex with moving parts and various integrations. Just look at the cell membrane diagram in the picture! And they want us to believe it came about when a bubble formed in some hot mud?!?! This myth of secular science is certainly an irrational faith.
The Truth
The truth is that the observable science points to a highly intelligent creator and that the cell, DNA and other components of life had to be fully formed in the beginning. This happens to be exactly what the Bible tells us.
Click the image below to read a scientific article to support this statement.
Follow Us
I'm busy working on my blog posts. Watch this space!


text:
Best Ever Skillet Chicken with Bacon Cream Sauce
Sunday, May 12, 2019 Add Comment Edit
- 5 thin lemon slices
- 2/3 cup heavy cream.
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 5 chicken thighs
- salt and pepper
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 cup chicken stock
- 8 strips bacon (cooked, fat drained off, and chopped into small chunks) - divided
- Heat olive oil in a large skillet on medium-high heat. Generously season chicken thighs with salt and pepper - make sure to season under the skin too. Add chicken thighs skin side down to the hot skillet. Cook for about 5-7 minutes on high-medium heat, covered, skin side down, without flipping, checking occasionally, until the skin side is very well browned.
- Source Blog>>https://4u1s.com/recipe/best-ever-skillet-chicken-bacon-cream-sauce/


text:
Atlanta, GA | Posted: June 27, 2017
Summary Sentence:
On Monday, June 26, 2017, the U.S. Supreme Court partially granted the government's request to stay preliminary injunctions on the 90-day travel ban in section 2(c) of Executive Order 13780.
Full Summary:No summary paragraph submitted.
On Monday, June 26, 2017, the U.S. Supreme Court partially granted the government's request to stay preliminary injunctions on the 90-day travel ban in section 2(c) of Executive Order 13780. This decision will result in section 2(c) being enacted except under certain conditions. It is expected to be enforced within 72 hours and will result in the travel ban for individuals from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen "who lack a credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States."
In addition, the Court formally lifted the injunction on the section outlining the government's study which could lead, under section 2(e) of the executive order, to an indefinite ban on entry by nationals of countries that do not provide the U.S. government with sufficient information on citizens who are applying for U.S. visas or immigration benefits.
While the Court cited several examples of such "bona fide relationships" — such as students admitted to a U.S. college or university or individuals employed by U.S. entities — further guidance from the State Department is needed regarding full application of these rules. The Supreme Court will hear arguments on this case in October, and a final decision is expected during the 2017-18 academic year.
Georgia Tech Office of International Education and Global Human Resources will continue to stay abreast of the changes and provide updates as they are available. We encourage our international students, staff, and faculty to contact OIE for individual guidance if they are planning to travel or study abroad.
Please read these additional resources:
Department of State: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/news/important-announcement.html
Department of Homeland Security: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2017/06/29/dhs-announces-implementation-travel-restriction-provisions


text:
14 Feb, 2020
To represent the youth community in the country from all fields of society under a single non-political and non-governmental umbrella to help all effectively communicate to the society, bring in leadership movement & help each other becoming good & responsible citizens of the country.
"To effectively and regularly communicate with purpose and responsibility towards a better society and bring in accountability in leadership, while helping each other becoming good citizens of the country. To bridge the gap between the academics, corporate and society that helps all becoming corporate ready and knowledgeable & responsible professionals and alert & considerate citizens."
Students from the following study streams are allowed to become members in YCC. This could include other streams also if felt necessary but only after establishing with the selected ones initially:
A certain amount of registration fee could be collected annually from the students as decided by the YCC NE.
1. Students will get a well-recognized larger social & professional platform of communicators and PR professionals under the aegis of PRCI to express them, get educated and act on.
2. Students will get highly valued Commendation/Certificate after completing at least a year that could adorn their CVs and will help them in the professional world later.
3. YCC will act as a valuable bridge between the academics and the corporate world, with regular interactions with senior professionals sharing their knowledge and experiences.
4. YCC aims at nurturing talents and grooming responsible leaders to lead the society with respect and dignity.
5. The primary objective of YCC is to make students good human-beings, alert, aware and responsible citizens. They will be an asset to the country and the country's future will be safe and healthy with such leaders. They can take pride in declaring this to the world. As student leaders, they would be instrumental in generating a youthful and purposeful wave in the world to lead a youth-movement to effectively communicate information and knowledge to the society without distortions and without taking sides or political leanings.
6. YCC is a platform that will provide wings to student's innovative ideas and ambitions. Research based programs shall be carried out from time to time and the best ones would be shared with the reputed professionals in the field of PR and Mass Communication.
7. Periodic seminars and workshops involving reputed professionals, bureaucrats and prominent citizens besides senior professors and academicians would give invaluable knowledge to the inquisitive minds bursting with ideas.
8. This is also a quality platform to get networked with professionals and reputed personalities from various fields of life. Contacts always help in both professional as well personal lives.
9. Overall, YCC will help one upgrading his knowledge while making him Corporate-Ready and also helps in connecting the theoretical knowledge with the practical knowledge as prevalent in the professional world.
10. The parent group – PRCI does regular seminars and conferences on Communication and PR involving reputed personalities and experts in the field. The youth wing members will get opportunities to attend the same and enhance their knowledge while getting networked with whole lot of people.
11. Most importantly, YCC will be managed and run by the students themselves under the watchful eyes and professional guidance of senior professionals.
Come home to PRCI-YCC if you wish to be a respectable Leader in life…Born to Lead with ideas that usher in changes for a better world!
National Chairman YCC & PRCI Director NE: Mrs. Geetha Shankar: +919742168570. E-Mail: email@example.com
M.B. Jayaram, Founder YCC and Chief Mentor & Chairman Emeritus PRCI
R T Kumar, Director, Governing Council
R T Kumar, Director, Governing Council
S. Narendra, President, PRCI National
Executive (Former advisor to Prime Ministers & spokesperson, Government of India)
B.N. Kumar, Chairman, PRCI Governing Council


text:
The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified Kenya as a "high-risk" country for the spread of the deadly Ebola virus.
Kenya was vulnerable because it was a major transport hub, with many flights from West Africa, a WHO official said.
This is the most serious warning to date by the WHO that Ebola could spread to East Africa.
The number of people killed by Ebola in West Africa has risen to 1,069, the WHO said in its latest update.
Fifty-six deaths and 128 new cases were reported in the region in the two days to 11 August, it added.
Canada said it would donate up to 1,000 doses of an experimental Ebola vaccine to help fight the outbreak.
Airport health checks
In Sierra Leone, a doctor who treated patients infected with Ebola has died, reports the BBC's Umaru Fofana from the capital, Freetown.
Dr Modupeh Cole is the second Sierra Leonean doctor to die of the disease.
In Nigeria, Africa's most populous state, a third Ebola-related death was reported on Tuesday.
In other developments:
- Germany has ordered all its citizens, except health workers, to leave Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, the three states where the outbreak has been the deadliest.
- Guinea-Bissau has decided to shut its border with Guinea, Reuters news agency reports.
- Ghana has delayed the opening of universities and colleges by at least two weeks to put in place measures to screen students arriving from Ebola-hit countries.
- The African Union has pledged $1m (£600,000) to help fight the disease.
The WHO's country director for Kenya, Custodia Mandlhate, said the East African state was "classified in group two; at high risk of transmission".
Health checks at the main airport in the capital, Nairobi, have been stepped up in recent weeks.
'Global resource'
The Kenyan government said it would not ban flights from the four countries hit by Ebola.
"We do not recommend ban of flights because of porous borders," health cabinet secretary James Macharia said.
Kenya receives more than 70 flights a week from West Africa.
The West African regional body, Ecowas, said one of its officials, Jatto Asihu Abdulqudir, had died of Ebola in Nigeria.
The 36-year-old had been in contact with Patrick Sawyer, the Liberian government employee who was the first to be killed by the virus in Nigeria on 25 July, Ecowas said in a statement.
Mr Sawyer had flown in from Liberia, when he was diagnosed with Ebola after collapsing at the airport in Lagos, the biggest city in sub-Saharan Africa.
This is the first time West Africa has been affected by Ebola – previous outbreaks have affected East and Central Africa.
There have been 1,975 confirmed, probable and suspected Ebola cases in West Africa since it was identified in February, according to the WHO.
There is no cure for Ebola and the WHO has declared the outbreak a global health emergency.
On Tuesday, it approved the use of untested drugs on Ebola patients.
However, experts say supplies of both the vaccine and the experimental drug Zmapp are limited and it could take months to develop more supplies.
Dr Gregory Taylor, deputy head of Canada's Public Health Agency, said he saw the vaccines as a "global resource".
He said he had been advised that it would make sense for healthcare workers to be given the vaccine, given their increased risk of contracting the disease.
Zmapp has been used on two US aid workers who have shown signs of improvement, although it is not certain what role the medication played in this.
A Roman Catholic priest, infected with Ebola in Liberia, who died after returning home to Spain is also thought to have been given the drug.
What drugs exist currently ?
There are a handful of drugs that have been shown to work well in animals.
One is Zmapp – the drug requested by the Liberian government. This contains a cocktail of antibodies that attack proteins on the surface of the virus.
Only one drug has moved on to early safety testing in humans. Known as TKM-Ebola, this interrupts the genetic code of the virus and prevents it from making disease-causing proteins.
The drug was trialled in healthy volunteers at the beginning of 2014 but the American medicines regulator asked for further safety information. The manufacturer says human studies may soon resume.
Another option would be to use serum from individuals who have survived the virus – this is a part of the blood that may contain particles able to neutralise the virus.
Vaccines to protect against acquiring the disease have also been shown to work in primates. American authorities are considering fast-tracking their development and say they could be in use in 2016. Trials are likely to start soon, according to the WHO.
But experts warn that ultimately the only way to be sure a drug or vaccine is effective is to see if it works in countries affected by Ebola.


text:
Decide Your Friends' Fate With the "Fate System" in Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker's New Trailer and Screens
Atlus revealed new information on the "Fate System" featured in the upcoming strategy JRPG Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker, a remake of the original Devil Survivor 2 that came out for Nintendo DS.
Not only will befriending your fellows help drive the story along, increasing the Fate level with others can provide you with plenty of bonuses, such as your allies gain certaining elemental resistances.
There's also a mechanic called "Joint skill cracking," which is how players can unlock new skills for battle. You simply find a demon with the skill you want and fell them in battle. Being able to joint skill crack doubles your chances of getting the skill, which of course gives you more advantages in battle.
Joint skill cracking becomes available when an ally's fate level is high enough, which allows the protagonist to unlock skills from demons they've targeted. Then there's the additional demons that get unlocked, such as Jeanne D'Arc, etc.
If you're curious to see this awesome mechanic in action, check out the trailer and screenshots below.


text:
Chrissy Teigen can now filter out your mean Instagram comments
Instagram just rolled out an update that
copies competes with Snapchat, and made the internet pretty unhappy. But it has upsides for some people.
The popular picture app changed things up on another front: comments. The social media platform has been quietly testing out another feature that can eliminate offensive comments from view and possibly rid the app of mean trolls.
Chrissy Teigen has one of the lucky high-profile accounts that can now filter out inappropriate comments with particular keywords. On Tuesday, the model and cookbook author used Twitter to thank Instagram for the update, and posted a picture of a new feature.
SEE ALSO: Instagram just declared war on Snapchat
thank you, @instagram. pic.twitter.com/bp6dCNZHvi
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) August 2, 2016
Some of her key words include funny omissions like "Trump" and "colon," but most of them are sad reminders of the type of verbal abuse that circles the internet's drain. It appears that the platform has a default list of keywords available for activation that include swear words and derogatory terms.
"Our goal is to make Instagram a friendly, fun and, most importantly, safe place for self expression," Instagram's director of public policy, Nicky Jackson Colaco told The Post. "We have slowly begun to offer accounts with high volume comment threads the option to moderate their comment experience."
As we previously reported, the feature will eventually be available for other users.


text:
Fonbell Solution a software solutions company in Singapore since 2014. We develop management software for Salon, Gym, Club & Restuarant etc. We also provide services are web design & development, mobile app development, e-commerce solution in Singapore.
You must log in or register a new account in order to contact the advertiser
Best Invoicing software service by Ross Taylor:
They provide me a quick and Easy solution for managing my Business transactions. There invoicing software has very useful features which help me in preparing quick invoicing for my customers.
You must log in or register a new account in order to post comments
Useful information
- Avoid scams by acting locally or paying with PayPal
- Never pay with Western Union, Moneygram or other anonymous payment services
- Don't buy or sell outside of your country. Don't accept cashier cheques from outside your country
- This site is never involved in any transaction, and does not handle payments, shipping, guarantee transactions, provide escrow services, or offer "buyer protection" or "seller certification"


text:
Tottenham Boss Confirms Key Man Could Miss Arsenal, Player Returns + Rose Update
Mauricio Pochettino has confirmed a key man could miss the Arsenal game but another player is set to return while the Spurs boss also gave an update on Rose
Tottenham will be looking to keep the pressure on Chelsea when they take on Arsenal at White Hart Lane on Sunday afternoon.
Ahead of the game, Mauricio Pochettino has been speaking to the media at his pre-match press conference this afternoon and he's given reporters a team news and injury update.
The Spurs boss revealed that midfielder Mousa Dembele remains a doubt to face the Gunners and will need to be assessed to to determine his availability this weekend.
Dembele was forced off at half-time during Tottenham's 1-0 win at Crystal Palace after twisting his ankle and the Belgian international is now at risk of missing the North London Derby on Sunday.
Pochettino also offered an update on Danny Rose and while the full-back is now taking part in some aspects of full training, he's still not ready to make his comeback just yet.
Rose has been out since sustaining knee ligament damage against Sunderland at the end of January and will have to wait a little while longer before he'll be allowed to return to the squad.
However, there was slightly better news on Michel Vorm as the goalkeeper could return this weekend after resuming full training following a knee injury – although a place on the bench is the best he can hope for as Hugo Lloris is certain to keep his place.
Pochettino told reporters:
TEAM NEWS: @mousadembele (ankle) – Being assessed after injury sustained at Palace before a decision is made on his availability for Sunday. pic.twitter.com/kHBiuPhehZ
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) April 28, 2017
.@mousadembele TEAM NEWS: Danny Rose (knee) – Continues to integrate with some aspects of first team training. #COYS pic.twitter.com/jtMmzf4Y7q
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) April 28, 2017
.@mousadembele TEAM NEWS: @Vorm_Official (knee) – Returned to full training with the first team yesterday. #COYS pic.twitter.com/Pr241yvOWU
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) April 28, 2017
#thfc Pochettino on Danny Rose: "He's a little bit involved, he's not 100 per cent involved with the team. Still he's not ready."
— Ben Pearce (@BenPearceSpurs) April 28, 2017
Tottenham head in to the game sitting second in the Premier League table after cutting Chelsea's lead to four points with a win at Selhurst Park so they'll be hoping to beat Arsenal and maintain the pressure on the league leaders.
Leave a Reply
Other News
Chelsea/ 25 mins ago
[Teams] Krasnodar vs Chelsea: Confirmed line-ups for Champions League clash
Chelsea are in Russia to take on Krasnodar in the Champions League group stages...
One Football/ 59 mins ago
25 y/o starts as Mourinho makes 9 changes | Expected Tottenham line-up vs Antwerp
Tottenham Hotspur will travel to Belgium to face Royal Antwerp in the second Europa...


text:
Advertiser Disclosure
How Do We Make Money?
Simply put, when you click on one of our links to visit a store, that store pays us a commission when you make a purchase. We then share that commission with you as cash back in your member's account. Please note, you will need to register with us to qualify for cash back on your online shopping.
Online retailers may also pay us to help grow their brand online and feature them on our website, in our app, emails, and other notifications to our members.
In summary, online stores gain more customers and we help our members save money in the process.


text:
Are you in Financial Difficulties?
Loz Pye
Office Manager/PA
Loz joined the company in 2008 and is one of the longest serving members of staff. Her role has evolved over the years, and is responsible for the general day-to-day running of the office, the accounts department and secretarial support and assistance to the Directors. In her spare time she enjoys dining out with family and friends, going to the gym and walking her much loved dog, Tilly. An interesting fact about Loz is that she once modelled mobile phones and accessories worldwide!
+44 (0)1604 823530 [email protected]


text:
A set of three metallic shades made with a clean, water-based, fast-drying, crease-resistant formula for buildable, high-impact color that lasts all night.
This product is vegan, cruelty-free, and gluten-free, and comes in recyclable packaging.
- 3 x 0.2 oz/ 6 mL Liquid Eyeshadows in Globe, Supreme, Astronaut
-Shake well. Shake the tube until you hear the metal balls click.
-To apply, hold upright, and sweep over clean, dry lids starting at the lash line.
-Blend with a finger, the doe-foot applicator, or a synthetic eyeshadow brush to your desired color.
-Shades may be layered or worn alone.
-Close the cap tightly after each use.
-Store horizontally for optimal application.
Aqua / Water, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Fruit Extract / Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Fruit Extract / Mica, Alcohol, Diglycerin, Silica, Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil/ Simmondsia Chinensis) (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Galactoarabinan, Oryza Sativa Starch / Oryza Sativa (Rice) Starch, Glyceryl Caprylate, Tin Oxide, Potassium Sorbate, Cetyl Alcohol [+/-: Ci 77891 / Titanium Dioxide, Ci 77491 / Iron Oxides, Ci 77492 / Iron Oxides, Ci 77499 / Iron Oxides, Ci 77007/ Ultramarines].


text:
- President Donald Trump awkwardly drank water during a speech on Wednesday.
- The incident recalled one in which Trump mocked Marco Rubio for drinking from a water bottle in 2013.
- People immediately freaked out online.
- Fiji Water did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
President Donald Trump inspired an outsized reaction on Wednesday with a simple action: taking a sip of water during a speech.
In the middle of a speech, Trump looked under the podium for water. It took him a second to find a bottle of Fiji Water, which he then opened — looking straight ahead — and took an awkward sip from.
It was an overall awkward moment. Here's a gif of the incident:
Social media immediately exploded in response.
Many people pointed out how similar the awkward sipping was to when Trump mocked Senator Marco Rubio for drinking from a water bottle in 2013.
Even Rubio chimed in.
Fiji Water's Wikipedia page was speedily updated with the designation of "the official thirst quencher of Donald Trump."
Others had just one question: Why wasn't the president drinking Trump Water?
Fuji Water's parent company, The Wonderful Company, did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
Business Insider Emails & Alerts
Site highlights each day to your inbox.
Follow Business Insider Australia on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.


text:
"The development and the health condition [of grapes] is good so far," said Modra (Bratislava region) based viticulturist Fedor Malík Jr, son of well-known oenologist professor Fedor Malík as cited by the TASR newswire. "Nonetheless, the quality and character of wine will not become clear until as late as autumn."
Winegrower Milan Skovajsa from Pezinok (Bratislava Region) appeared to be optimistic, noting that when it comes to vine diseases, this year has been without any significant problems.
"We were able to reduce the amount of chemical spraying and use only preventive substances in many cases," said Skovajsa, adding that a short rain spell in the second half of August following a long period of heat also helped the grapes. Skovajsa was also happy with the current sunny weather.
"Let's hope that it won't be complicated later, and we'll be able to produce quality wine that will feature among the best vintage years," said Skovajsa.
Meanwhile, viticulturist Jozef Zvolenský from a family firm Terra Parna based in Suchá nad Parnou (near Trnava) said that he will begin with the harvest somewhat later. Compared to another dry year – 2012 – it is going to be three weeks later. He claims that the extreme heat and drought this summer stopped the maturation of grapes.
"In 2012, which was similarly warm, we began [the harvest] on August 21. That year was dry, but it had more precipitation nevertheless," said Zvolenský, adding that people who don't grow wine themselves would say that the hotter the weather, the better the wine.
"There's no equation saying that extreme temperatures equal extremely good wine," said Zvolenský as cited by TASR. "We can see that immature grapes have remained on individual clusters ... This may affect both the quality and quantity of wine."
According to Zvolenský, everything needs to be balanced in nature and quality of wine is not only about sun.
"Wines can lack something, because if the process of maturation is stopped, certain components in the grapes don't develop such as when conditions are optimal," said Zvolenský. "For example, white wines can be somewhat less vivid this year."
1. Sep 2015 at 6:36


text:
Free Omelet Vector Icons. Omelet dishes with different toppings.
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
Name *
Email *
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Download Tags: basil, breakfast, cartoon, Closeup, delicious, dinner, dish, eat, egg, food, fried, gourmet, Green, healthy, illustration, Kitchen, layer, meal, Natural, Omelet, Organic, plate, red, restaurant, Scrambled, Tasty, tomato, Traditional, vegetable, yellow
Lost Password?
Your free file will automatically download in
Error: Please enter a valid email address
Error: Invalid email
Error: Please enter your first name
Error: Please enter your last name
Error: Please enter a username
Error: Please enter a password
Error: Please confirm your password
Error: Password and password confirmation do not match


text: Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, IGDTUW, New Delhi 28. June 2019 18:18 / dilip / Admission Notice . Admission Engineering . Admission Management . Admission Miscellenous Course . Delhi / Comments (0) Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, IGDTUW, New Delhi Formerly Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology Kashmere Gate Delhi Phone-No: 91-11-23869525 23900202 23900220 23900221 9711949824 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.igdtuw.ac.in About College: Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW) has been upgraded from Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology in May 2013 vide Delhi State Legislature Act 9, 2012, as a non-affiliating teaching and research University at Delhi to facilitate and promote studies, research, technology, innovation, incubation and extension work in emerging areas of professional education among women, with focus on engineering, technology, applied sciences, management and its allied areas with the objective to achieve excellence in these and related fields. Course Name: M.Tech - IT (Information Security Management) Eligibility: Minimum 60% or equivalent in the qualifying exam as under: 1. B. Tech/B.E. Degree in Computer Science/Computer Engineering/Computer Science and Engineering/ Information Technology/ Electronics & Communication Engineering/ Software Engineering or equivalent from a recognized University. OR 2. AMIE/AMIETE in relevant discipline. OR 3. MCA/MSc.(Computer Science/IT) or M.Sc (Maths/ Statistics) with Computer/IT as a major subject. Course Name: M.Tech - CSE (Artificial Intelligence) Eligibility: Minimum 60% or equivalent in the qualifying exam as under: 1. B. Tech. / B.E.in CS/IT/ECE or MCA or M. Sc. (Computer Science)/M.Sc. (IT) or equivalent from a recognized University Course Name: M.Tech - ECE (VLSI Design) Eligibility: Minimum 60% or equivalent in the qualifying exam as under: 1. B. Tech./B.E. Degree in Electronics & Communication Engineering /Electronics & Electrical Engineering / Electrical Engineering / Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering / Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering /Computer Science Engineering /Information Technology/Information Science Engineering or equivalent from a recognized University.OR 2. AMIE/ AMIETE in relevant discipline. OR 3. M.Sc (Electronics/Physics with Electronics/Informatics/ Computer Sciences) Course Name: M.Tech - MAE (Robotics & Automation) Eligibility: Minimum 60% or equivalent in the qualifying exam as under: 1. B. Tech/B.E Degree in Computer Science/Computer Engineering/ Instrumentation & Control/ Electronics & Communication Engineering/ Mechanical / Electrical/ Production/ Mechanical & Automation/ Industrial/ Automobile/ Information Technology/Computer Science and Engineering or equivalent from a recognized University.OR 2. AMIE/AMIETE in relevant discipline. Course Name: Master of Planning (M.Plan) Urban Planning Eligibility: An applicant passing any of the following qualifying examination with Minimum 60% or equivalent (1) B. Arch. or its equivalent; or (2) B.E/B. Tech. in Civil Engineering or equivalent; or (3) B. Planning or B. Tech. (Planning) or equivalent. Equivalence for the qualifying degree shall be as per AICTE Gazette Notification ADVT.- III/4/Exty./40/2017(162) dated 28th April 2017 or latest Gazette notification or CoA guidelines/regulation. Course Name: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Eligibility: An applicant passing any of the following examination with atleast 50% marks in 12th board examination and must have passed English (Core/Elective/Functional) as a subject. The students appearing in class 12th board exam may also apply; provided at the time of admission, the applicant must fulfil the eligibility criteria. (i) Senior School Certificate Examination (12-year course) of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. (ii) Indian School Certificate Examination (12-year course) of the Council for Indian School Certificate Examination, New Delhi. (iii) Any other examination recognized as equivalent to the Senior School Certificate Examination of the CBSE. Note: Applicants who have appeared in the Annual Examination in the year 2019 and have been placed in compartment will not be eligible for admission for the year 2019. How to Apply: SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION FORM The e-brochure may be downloaded from the website and application can be filled on line through the website by submitting onetime non-refundable fee amounting to Rs. 1000/- (One Thousand only) and online application processing charges of Rs.150/-+ GST. COUNSELLING SCHEDULE 1. Detailed schedule of first counselling/admissions indicating the number of qualified applicants for different programs, to be called for counselling will be notified on the website. 2. If an applicant does not attend the 1st counselling she will have no claim on the seat already allotted to the applicant in the first round of counselling. However, applicants can participate in the subsequent rounds of counselling as per availability of seats in order of merit. 3. In case, seats remain vacant during spot round then a special spot round may be conducted. These rounds would be open for any eligible applicant irrespective of whether she had filled application form or not. Those who have not applied earlier would be required to pay an application fee of Rs.1000/- besides the annual fee in the spot and special spot round. 4. Applicants are advised to check the website regularly for updates. No separate communication will be sent. Closing Date: Last Date: 30th June, 2019 Comments: To know more Information about this courses please visit: www.igdtuw.ac.in 60967042-99a5-42d8-9de4-e49ad4f37883|0|.0|96d5b379-7e1d-4dac-a6ba-1e50db561b04 Tags : Admission in Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women , IGDTUW , New Delhi , admission process in Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women , New Delhi 2019 , eligibility criteria in Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women , IGDTUW Delhi 2019 , Mtech , BBA , MPlan 2019


text:
How Landscape Lighting Around a Patio, Walkway, or Driveway Will Transform Your Los Angeles Property
Landscape lighting has the ability to take any outdoor project to the next level. It's often referred to as the icing on the cake, and while that's certainly true—in that it completes the look—there's so much to lighting than that. Once they have outdoor lighting, most homeowners say they don't know how they ever lived without it. Not only is it aesthetically appealing but it also offers an element of safety and security that is priceless.
There are two approaches to a landscape lighting project. It can either be more installed at the onset, as part of the project. Or, it can be added on at later date to enhance an existing project by making it safer and more functional. Since new landscape lighting does not require disruptive, deep digging, this is an easy add-on that can be done at any time.
Landscape Lighting Around a Patio
There's nothing quite like enjoying time on your beautiful outdoor patio. But are you finding that you have to cut the fun short when the sun goes down? By adding landscape lighting to your patio, it doesn't have to be that way. Landscape lighting is an excellent way to extend the use of your space—which helps you get more out of your investment. There is both a science and an art to installing lighting and when done properly, it will also boost the aesthetic appeal of your patio. A landscape lighting pro will uplight certain architectural features for your home or brilliantly highlight a unique tree, making the space just as beautiful in the evening hours as it is during the day.
Patio lighting is also important in terms of safety. Many patios contain steps and surrounding retaining walls which are useful to light up in order to prevent them from becoming trip-and-fall hazards. It's much safer to enjoy outdoor time outdoors at night when the space is well-lit.
Landscape Lighting for a Walkway or Steps
Landscape lighting around a walkway can add beauty to the paths in your front or backyard. There is nothing quite like a nicely lit front walkway to come home to or to welcome guests to your home. And a backyard path through your landscape beds or leading through your yard looks can now be appreciated and safely traversed even in the evening hours.
Among many potential landscape lighting ideas for your walkway include lighting up your front porch, using lighting to cast unique shadows on the front or back of your home, and uplighting some of the trees and shrubs that line your path. All of these will improve aesthetics, boosting curb appeal in the front yard and making the backyard more enjoyable.
Of course there is also a safety element to consider. Landscape lighting on your walkways will ensure that everyone makes is safely from their car to your front door. Or, if you have a backyard pathway leading from a patio to deck stairs, or perhaps to a pool house, lighting will make it safer to navigate those areas as well. When thoughtfully designed and laid out, lighting will illuminate potential trip-and-fall hazards that could easily cause an injury.
Since steps and retaining walls are often part of front or backyard walkways, it's beneficial to light up these elements so that family members or guests don't run into them or lose their footing. Lighting can actually be built right into steps and walls for both aesthetic appeal and functional purposes. By eliminating some of these dangers, you also lower your liability when guests are on your property.
Driveway Lighting Ideas
Also of critical importance in the front yard is the driveway. A nicely lit driveway is simply more appealing and welcoming. Having driveway lighting installed by an experienced professional solicits a thoughtful approach. It is softly lit and skillfully placed. It is not a bright spotlight that makes you feel like a deer-in-the-headlights when you pull in. There is a vast distinction between professional lighting and what the average contractor or homeowner can pick up from their local big box store.
In addition to aesthetics, driveway lighting also adds an important element of not only safety (again, preventing trips and falls), but also security. A well-lit driveway is an automatic deterrent to intruders. Your family and guests can feel safer getting out of their cars and entering your home at night. That peace of mind alone is worth the investment in landscape lighting.
Landscape Lighting from a Professional
A lot of homeowners will stick a few spotlights around their property and say that they have landscape lighting. But the truth is, there is a huge difference between the lighting that is installed by a professional lighting designer and what the average person can do. Not only will a do-it-yourself job lack that artistic touch that gives you premium aesthetic appeal, but without a professional you won't have access to high-end materials and the latest lighting technology.
Professional-grade fixtures could last for decades when compared to what the average homeowner could buy on their own at the local home improvement store. Store-bought parts may start to corrode or deteriorate in just a few years' time and you will find yourself repeatedly paying for new parts.
At Pacific Paving Stone, we use the latest LED lighting technology in our landscape lighting projects, which will save you both time and money. LED lights typically last approximately 50 times longer than your average incandescent bulb. You can also save up to 80% of your typical energy costs when using LED lights for your outdoor project. While LED might cost you a bit more on the front end, in the long run they are worth the investment in time and dollars saved.
Whether it be our combination of skill and expertise, our access to premium products, or simply our eye for design, Pacific Paving Stone is ideally suited to tackle any outdoor lighting project.
Let us help you with beautifully illuminating your Southern California property! Check out some examples of our landscape lighting projects. You can also give us a call at (818) 275-8613 to talk more about your landscape lighting ideas and get a free estimate.


text:
2020 ESSM Teacher Information
This page will update important dates in the 2020 ESSM calendar. Here you will find term dates, exam information, performance opportunities and information relevant to the running of the school.
Terms and Conditions – 2020 ESSM
Link through to the terms and conditions for lessons at the school. Please be aware of these at all times and remind students and parents throughout the year. Terms and conditions can be found here.
Term Dates and Rent Collection – 2020 ESSM
The ESSM school year runs on these dates in 2020. Reminder each term is 10 weeks in length. Be aware the state school year has 11 weeks in term 2, use the extra week as catch up lesson times. We do NOT charge 11 lessons because the state school term is longer. Each term is 10 weeks in length with lessons made up during the break periods.
Term 1
Teaching dates – Monday 20th January to Saturday 28th March.
Start of cycle rent – Friday 14th February.
End of Cycle rent – Friday 27th March.
Term 2
Teaching dates – Monday 13th April to Saturday 20th June.
Start of cycle rent – Friday 1st May.
End of Cycle rent – Friday 19th June.
Term 3
Teaching dates – Monday 13th July to Saturday 19th September.
Start of cycle rent – Friday 31st July.
End of Cycle rent – Friday 18th September.
Term 4
Teaching dates – Monday 5th October to Saturday 12th December.
Start of cycle rent – Friday 23rd October.
End of Cycle rent – Friday 11th December.
Exam Dates – 2020 ESSM
Here are the important dates for the exam boards during the year. Click through to links for each exam board.
AMEB and Rockschool Dates – https://ameb.vic.edu.au/enrol/dates2020/
ANZCA Dates – http://www.anzca.com.au/Handbooks%20and%20Forms/Handbook%202020%20Australia%20(with%20cover).pdf
Trinity College – https://www.trinitycollege.com.au/exam-dates-fees/
Performance Dates – 2020 ESSM
Sunday 23 February – Chelsea Dog-A-Thon
VCE Music Information
Social Dates
This year we will hold more social events such as trivia nights, workshops and guest teachers. Any ideas are welcomed to add.


text:
Stella is a handful. Stella is my dog and she is a Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier. Being a terrier she has lots of energy to burn. She is a lovely dog but needs alittle control in her life! And mine for that matter. We first attended a local puppy class to just get her use to other puppies and owners. But as time goes on, I can see she needs more guidence!
I have searched the internet for online programs as my job doesn't allow for an local evening class. I was confident that I could work on this in my own time and at my own pace. I think I found the perfect solution for Stella and myself. The program is Sit, Stay, Fetch.
This program addresses several dog behavior problems including-dog aggression, biting, jumping, wetting and many more. My plan is to start Stella with this program and report to you her progress. The first lesson starts tomorrow so stayed tuned and check back for her progress.
You may also like


text:
Gaels celebrate at Annual Awards Night
Gaels Gala Night
November 24th 2018
Village Hotel Glasgow
Programme: https://www.flipsnack.com/glasgowgaels/gaels-gala-night-programme-2018.html
It was once again a fantastic evening at this year's gala night with over 100 club members attending the annual awards night. The Village Hotel staff members were brilliant hosts again and the club is really grateful for their hospitality.
The night began with the chairperson's address, where the kilt clad Davie McCaig spoke about the year past and thanked the managers and committee for all of their hard work making it possible as well as all of the support we've received from sponsors. Davie's leadership has taken the club forward throughout the past year.
The awards began with the annual End of the Year that has become an integral part of the night, this year featuring the Ladies League Win and the Juniors 3-in-a-row Championship Win
Youth Coordinator Jennifer Treacy then spoke about the developments at underage level, reviewing the progress of the year and thanking all of the parents and volunteers for their support over the course of the year. She welcomed all of the parents who attended this year's dinner dance. She also discussed the opening of the Clydebank Sports Hub and its pivotal role in the development of the club in the coming years.
After the youth awards, Senior manager Jimmy Treacy began the Senior Men's awards, recounting some of the highlights of the year. Being oh-so-close to both a League and Championship once again was frustrating for all involved, however Jimmy was gracious and highlighted the dedication of the players throughout the year. Jimmy thanked Malones Glasgow for their generous sponsorship and support throughout the year.
In particular, the Managers Player of the Year went to vice-captain David McGovern. Jimmy highlighted Dave's dedication to training over the year, mentioning his endless work on individual improvement as well as lending his expertise to improving the rehab and preparation of all the players involved. Dave is truley a role model for all players. The Senior Men's Players Player of the year went to forward David Comiskey. David's penalty in the County final earned him Man of the Match, however, everyone was confident when we stepped up that day. He has been a great player for the Seniors throughout the entire year.
Next up was the Ladies' awards- given out by manager Stephen Treacy. In his first year as ladies manager, he reviewed the season congratulating the team on what was a very successful season–winning the League and coming so close to a British Semi-Final. He thanked the sponsor Wills Brothers for their generous support throughout the year and he thanked the players for the dedication and commitment to continuing to drive the team forward in particular Annette and Anne-Marie the ladies captains who took the reigns at the start of the year. The Ladies Most Improved Award went to Catherine Collins. Catherine has impressed everyone with her attitude towards training, consistent attendance and improvement in the forward position. She earned a starting place in the League match against Edinburgh. The Ladies Player's Player of the Year went to newcomer Amy Carberry. An award voted on by all of the players, Amy was the clear choice. She brought an intensity to training and was an integral member of the Gaels upon arrival. The final ladies award, Managers Player of the Year, went to Anne-Marie Monaghan. One of the most talented and humble players on the pitch, Anne-Marie has made the mid-field position her own. All very deserving winners.
The ladies then received their League medals. One of the many highlights of the Gaels year.
The next awards were the Junior Men's awards with first year manager Donie Jackman. Donie recapped another historic season for his side, congratulating all of the players on the unprecedented 3-in-a-row. He thanked all of the players and comended them on their dedication to the squad. Junior Men's Player's Player of the Year went to forward Brian Sharkey. Donie remarked on the comments from players who sent in votes saying that his ability to secure scores and confidence was a role model to all. Brian scored 10 of the 11 points the Gaels totalled in the County Final. Manager's Player of the Year went to Barry Gannon. Remarking on his superb performance in the County Final, Donie remarked on Barry's versitility and positive attitude. The junior squad also collected their championship medals. An unprecented 3-in-a-row was a great achievement from all involved.
The club-wide awards are the most coveted throughout the year. The first award, the John Morkan award, is the club's ethos award, awarded to an individual who has exemplified the club ethos throughout the year.
This award went to Brian Morton. As part of the fundraising team, Brian helped to drive one of the most important funraisers of the year. He emobies and exemplifies the Gaels ethos.
The Club Person of the Year is the most prestigious yearly award and is voted on by the entire club. This year's nominees included many worthy winners. The award recognises an individual's contribution to the club off the pitch throughout the year. This year's award winner was a very deserving Annette Lloyd. Annette's commitment to the driving the ladies team forward, especially during the start of the year when the ladies team were without a manager, herself along with other members of the team took training, organised meetings, etc… She truly went above and beyond the remit of her title 'captain' and contributes significantly to the running of the club off the pitch.
It was an other historic year for the Gaels, one which will be remembered for year's to come.


text:
Forty Below makes synthetic camp booties ($69) that are great for winter camping and mountaineering or for just wearing around the house. Cold feet no more!
Picture this. It's winter, and you've been snowshoeing or backcountry skiing all day. Your socks and boot liners are wet with sweat and you need to change out of them soon after you find a campsite or else you're going to get chilled. After that, you still need to erect your shelter, dig a kitchen, melt snow for drinking water, cook dinner, socialize and then sleep for 10 hours.
That's where Forty Below's Camp Booties come in. They're insulated nylon booties with a synthetic fill and a removable insole. You can wear them with a fresh pair of socks around camp and your feet will warm right up. The insole is thick enough that your feet will stay warm, even if I'm standing directly on packed snow, while cooking dinner or melting snow for drinking water.
The bottom of the booties is made out of rubber with a dot shaped texture that provides limited traction, but enough to get around camp and for taking care of business at night. If you need more traction, you can also take the insole out of the booties and wear them inside your mountaineering or ski boot shells.
The booties come with ribbon lacing to provide a more secure fit and run through fabric loops sewn along the sides and around the ankle. Forty Below doesn't use any metal or plastic buckles for this, so you can that can wear them in plastic boots. Additionally, you can take the insoles out and wear the booties in your sleeping bag to keep your feet warm.
In addition to camping with these booties, I've also been wearing these them at home around the house. Plus, since they're synthetic you can just pop them in the washing machine and drier to clean them. They really are a nice multi-use item.
The booties weigh 10.3 oz in a size large so there is weight penalty for bringing them on an overnight trip, but if you're going on an expedition or plan to sleep overnight for a few days in a cold cabin (or even at home) , I'd seriously consider bringing a pair of these booties along.
Disclosure: The author owns this product and purchased it using their own funds.
Most Popular Searches
- camp booties
- synthetic booties
- synthetic camp booties


text:
He Would Love First
The Heat is On!
Issues of Politics and Race
Contagious Love
Spreading God's Love!
Abounding in Hope
The Miracles of God
A Super Father's Day!
Sunday June 21st
Dealing With My Emojis
Coping with emotions & feelings
New Normal
Trusting God through disruption and change
Fear Not
What if Jesus...?
A look at significant points in the life of Jesus, and asking, "What if Jesus...?"
Heaven on Earth
What would it take to make Heaven a reality on earth?
Welcome to Your Journey
All of life is a journey, and that includes our spiritual journeys as we walk with Christ, day-in and day-out. And so, Jesus and the Bible show us a number of practices or spiritual disciplines that God's people have always used to help them walk with God. Some are individual, and some are empowered
The Wonder of Christmas
Without Christmas we'd never fully know the wonder of God's love. Join us Sundays in December and be amazed at the story we've heard so many times before. There's more here than meets the eye.
Under Pressure
Overcoming the Weight of Stress and Anxiety
Love Unleashed
You were created to make a difference. Each of us can literally unleash life, light, hope, and love in our homes, schools, workplaces, community, and in our world every day. Let's discover together how we can be people who KNOW God's promises, and live lives full of power, passion and purpose!
Promotion Sunday 2019
Today we celebrate back-to-school with food, fun and an open house for our kids and students. We invite everyone to visit our children's and student areas during our Open House after service. We want our kids & parents to visit their new rooms & meet their leaders. But today is not just about our ki
Back to the Basics
Right on the Money
Does God care about our finances? And... can He help us with our finances?
Family: Where am I Standing?
If we look around us, it appears that families are coming apart at the seams. This morning we will explore God's Word to discover His desire for all families. So, if you're a family of one, two, three, four or more, let's see what words God has for us today.
Summer Kids Club Celebration Sunday
Today, our kids will shine God's love in this place as they lead us in worship, and give us a glimpse at all they've been learning this week.


text:
restored and mastered for vinyl by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony
Rick Ventura was the second guitar partner in Riot for legendary axeman Mark Reale. Formerly active in a cover band in New Jersey, Rick joined the band in 1978 taking over from Lou Kouvaris. The first Riot album he is playing on was 1979s »Narita«. He comments: Most of the songs for that album were already written, when I joined, but I contributed to Waiting For The Taking. It wasnt very nice what they did to Lou.
Its almost impossible to overestimate the importance of Riot for the evolution of American heavy metal. The New Yorkers built the bridge between the first generation of hard rock and metal bands springing up in the early to mid-1970s (Blue Öyster Cult, Kiss and Van Halen) and the new wave carrying the torch in the late 1970s and early 1980s (led by Canadian proto speed metal merchants Anvil and Exciter).
Formed in New York City in 1975, Riot recorded one of the best heavy metal albums of all time: 1981s »Fire Down Under«. However, before this landmark album finally saw the light of day, it took Riot six long years and two studio albums (1977s »Rock City« and »Narita« from 1979) to get the formula right.
Although the main protagonists of Riot are no longer with us, singer Guy Speranza died on November 8th 2003 and main man Mark Reale, guitarist and principal songwriter, sadly passed away on January 25th 2012, its second guitarist Rick Ventura who is able to give us some valuable insights into the workings of Riot Mark II.
I lived two blocks from Mark Reale, describes Rick his first encounter with the bands legendary guitarist. I would hear loud guitar playing coming from his house and would say who the hell is this? I finally met him and we became friends. I wound up playing in Riot when they were doing covers.
After having joined the band, Rick was contributing to the songwriting as well, also for 1981s landmark »Fire Down Under« record: My partnership with Mark Reale was good, we were always into getting a good sound and the music tight. He mostly wrote songs with Guy Speranza though.
When »Fire Down Under« was refused by Capitol Records in America, it was England that sort of became a second home for New York's finest. Riot played live in the UK a lot, for example at the inaugural Monsters Of Rock festival in Castle Donington (on August 16th 1980) and also at the HM Holocaust festival at Port Vale football ground (August 1st 1981), along with Vardis, Motörhead, Frank Marino, Ozzy Osbourne and Triumph. Yes, being in England was a dream come true, beams Rick Ventura today. All my favourite bands came from there! I just remember a sea of denim at those festivals. It was a sight to behold.
At the time, Riot also made some good friends in the English press, Garry Bushell for example championed the cause for Riot in Sounds magazine Riot making some waves in England (at the height of the glorious NWOBHM) was probably instrumental in getting Elektra to sign the band and finally putting out »Fire Down Under« (instead of Capitol Records). Rick Ventura thinks so too: Yes, many thanks to all. We needed all the help we could get. There was a good buzz about the band in England, our live performances at the time were so energetic. No way did we know that »Fire Down Under« would become such a popular album. We just wrote and played what we felt. It wasnt until decades later till it really hit me.
Over the years, there have been quite a few Riot numbers that did not make it onto record. A lot of those were composed by Rick Ventura, like One Step Closer for example (to be found on »Riot Archives Vol.1«). According to Rick Ventura, »Fire Down Under« was no exception in this regard: We wrote quite a few songs and then selected what worked as a whole. I did get three tunes on »Fire Down Under«. I had more. Mark fought for what he believed and our producers had a say as well. There werent really any bad songs.
For »Fire Down Under« Sandy Slavin and Kip Lemming had come new into the band on drums and bass respectively. How much of an input did they have on the album being so energetic, so fast and furious? Sandy and Kip just had a great attitude and played with the same intensity that we did, answers Rick Ventura. They had the same musical influences.
After the »Fire Down Under« album the metal world was shocked as Guy Speranza left Riot, why did he leave? I think it just frustrated him that we didnt break sooner, says Rick Ventura. And there were management issues as well. He always had it in him and I think missed it. If I remember correctly, there a few songs with Guy on vocals written for the follow-up album to »Fire Down Under« lurking about.
When Rhett Forrester finally joined Riot for the »Restless Breed« album, the musical direction of the band changed quite drastically. Was this stylistic change only down to Rhett joining and contributing to the songwriting or was it rather some sort of natural progression for Riot in general? Well, he was a different singer, finds Rick Ventura. There was no choice, Guy left, we adapted. Rhett had a bluesy side and a lot of swagger. Of course, Rhett Forrester joining Riot also changed the dynamics within the band. According to Rick Ventura, this had some effect on the actual songwriting process as well: It did change a bit, not as much collaborating. I always wrote my songs and presented them to the band. I really like the »Restless Breed« record. Its a bit bluesier, stuff like Loved By You and Restless Breed itself. We had a different singer and wrote what worked with Rhett.
On »Riot Archives Vol.2« there is a song called Hot Life, which did not make it onto any Riot album, Rick Ventura believes it has been written by Mark Reale. In addition to that, the record also contains the original auditions for Rhett Forrester, with him singing Hard Lovin Man and Vigilante Killer a real jewel plus an extraordinary 8-minute version of Loved By You. Rick Ventura comments: I know. Its so cool! Just one of those things. You Better Run is another obscure song from the Riot archives, it has a bit of an AC/DC feel about it, the chorus though is quite AORish in nature, with nice guitar work all around.
»Restless Breed« from 1982 was followed by »Born In America« in 1983. I liked »Restless Breed« a bit more, compares Rick Ventura the two records. I felt some of »Born In America« was a bit contrived, though I do like 'Where Soldiers Rule' and 'Vigilante Killer'.
Comparing the different eras with Guy Speranza and Rhett Forrester on vocals, Rick, whose last album with the band was indeed »Born In America«, concludes: Well, certainly the Guy era was decisive, thats what got the fan base. I enjoyed both. Rhett was fun to work with. In the end I left Riot because of frustration, overall direction and management issues. No major label wanted us. It just wasnt the same Riot anymore.
Matthias Mader


text:
Looking for ways to automatically capture your website visitor info into your CRM?
Even though many automation has come, still many of the businesses rely on manual data entry. One such manual data entry work is entering the webform information into the CRM. However you may automatically get the webform info over email, it is equally necessary to capture the same in CRM. As most of the businesses today, use CRM to efficiently manage their sales process. In this article, we will share with you how we can automate this process with Leads Builder for CRM.
Getting Started with Leads Builder
Once you're ready with your WordPress website, just go ahead and install the WP Leads Builder Plugin.
- Download the Leads Builder for CRM zip file
- In your WordPress admin panel, navigate to the Plugins → Add New → Upload
- Now browse and Upload the downloaded zip file
- Once done activate the plugin.
Connect your Zoho CRM
The very first step is to connect Zoho CRM with your wordPress website. For this, visit Leads Builder for CRM, you will be getting the CRM Configuration page. Choose the appropriate i.e. Zoho CRM option from the dropdown.
Now you are asked to add the necessary info of your Zoho CRM like UserName and Password. Since Zoho CRM provides Two Factor Authentication, you can also enable the same in your Leads Builder for more secure connection between your WordPress website and CRM. Else you can also disable it.
If you've enabled the authentication, provide the authtoken. To get your own Authtoken, visit your zoho CRM, go to Setup → Extensions & API's → APIS → CRM Api → Settings icon → Authentication Token Generation. And Zoho CRM has some restrictions related to the token usage. Learn more about it in Zoho Documentation.
Once done with this, Click on Save CRM configuration to successfully connect your CRM and website.
Create Webforms
You can navigate to the CRM Forms tab and start design your webforms. Leads Builder lets you create your own Lead and Contact form or you can use any one of your Existing webforms of Contact Form 7, Gravity Form and Ninja Form.
Lead/ Contact Form
Click on the Create Lead Form or Create Contact From. Initially configure the Form Options settings.
- Post type – Represents whether you need to embed this form post or Page or widget. For Post → choose the option as Post, for Page or Widget → choose as Widget.
- Duplicate Handling – You can easily create or update or skip the duplicates that are created via this form.
- Assign Leads to User – Leads Builder allows you to automatically assign the newly created Leads to your sales reps. All the available CRM Users will be displayed in the drop down. Choose one among them or choose Round Robin to evenly distribute Leads to all your CRM Users (Sales Reps).
- Error Message Submission – Add the Message to be displayed to your user on failure of form submission.
- Success Message Submission – Add the Message to be displayed on successful form submission.
- Enable URL Redirection – You can enable the URL redirection, helps to automatically navigate your users on successful form submission.
- Enable Google Captcha – It lets you bump your CRM with Spam free Leads.
You can also easily convert this new form as your new existing form. To do so,
- Choose ThirdParty Form – Choose one of the three From and finally add a title to your Form.
Once done, click on Save Form Settings. Now Choose the form fields to be added to your webforms. All the appropriate CRM fields are displayed below the Form options, you can choose the necessary values to be included in your form.
Now you have successfully created your webform and a short code will be automatically generated.
Existing webforms
To use one of your existing webform, click on the Use Existing Webform. You will get a popup,
- Choose your Module – Whether Lead or Contact
- Choose the Form Type – Contact Form 7 or Ninja Form or Gravity Form.
- Choose any one of your form – Choose one of your Existing Form.
- Duplicate Handling – Whether to create or edit or skip, if duplicate founds.
- Lead Owner – Choose the appropriate user or Round Robin to automatically assign to sales reps.
The Existing form fields are displayed you can map this with the appropriate CRM field.
Publish the Form
Now Copy the generated Short Code and Paste it in the appropriate place i.e. Post or Page or Widget, then publish it.
What's next? Your Zoho CRM is ready to capture all your Leads/ Contact info. I hope this article would be helpful for you. Having any queries, do lets us know via in the comments below or write to us at [email protected].


text:
Example Calendar
Thursday, April 4th
Kiis - Kentucky Institute for International Studies
- Location: DSU - DSU 1000C
- Time: 11:00am - 1:00pm
This is What an Advocate Looks Like
- Location: Downing Student Union, room 3020
- Time: 5:00pm
Join us for an interactive session on sexual assault prevention with open discussion and Green Dot bystander education. This workshop will be led by Hope Harbor with support from Hope Harbor, WKU Counseling Center and WKU Student Conduct. For more information, visit www.wku.edu/heretohelp/sapm.
Thursday night free public Planetarium shows
- Location: HPL - HPL Plant
- Time: 7:00pm - 8:00pm
free public Planetarium shows on Thursday nights
Need Assistance?
The WKU ITS Service Desk is here to help. Give us a call, chat with a representative online, use the Self-Help Knowledge Base and more.
Some of the links on this page may require additional software to view.


text:
(Redirected from Shifting)Jump to navigation Jump to search
|Look up Shift or shift in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shift may refer to:
Arts, entertainment, and media[edit]
- Shift (company), a Japanese PlayStation developer
- Shift (series), a 2008 online video game series by Armor Games
- Need for Speed: Shift, a 2009 racing video game
- Shift 2: Unleashed, its 2011 sequel
- Shift (novel), a 2010 alternative history book by Tim Kring and Dale Peck
- Shift (novella), a 2013 science fiction book, part two of the Silo trilogy by Hugh Howey
- Shift the Ape, a character in The Chronicles of Narnia novel series
- Shift (Nasum album), 2004
- Shift (The Living End album)
- Shift (music), a change of level in music
- Shift (string technique), a finger movement from one position to another on the same string
Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media[edit]
- Shift (magazine), a former Canadian technology and culture magazine
- Shift (MSNBC), an online live-streaming video network
- Shift (sculpture), an outdoor sculpture by American artist Richard Serra located in King City, Ontario, Canada
- Language shift, the process in which a community of speakers shift to speaking a different language
- Shifting (syntax), a syntactic process
- Sound shift, also known as sound shifting or sound change
Mathematics and computing[edit]
- Barrel shifter, a digital circuit implementing bit shifts
- Bit shift, an operation treating a value as a sequence of binary digits
- Arithmetic shift
- Circular shift, often used in cryptography
- Logical shift
- Shift key, a key on a computer keyboard or typewriter
- Shift operator, a linear operator in mathematics
- Shift (ice hockey), a group of players in ice hockey
- Shift, in baseball positioning, a strategic alteration in defenders' normal fielding locations
Other uses[edit]
- Shift (business), an online, peer-to-peer, marketplace for buying and selling used cars
- Shift (clothing), a simple kind of undergarment or dress
- Shift (weapon), an improvised knife used as a weapon
- Gear shift, a lever to change gear in a vehicle
- Paradigm shift, a change in basic assumptions within the ruling theory of science
- Blueshift, any decrease in wavelength, with a corresponding increase in frequency, of an electromagnetic wave
- Redshift, a phenomenon that occurs when light seen coming from an object that is moving away is proportionally increased in wavelength, or shifted, to the red end of the spectrum
- Shapeshifting, a common theme in mythology, folklore, and fairy tales
- Shift vector, in ADM formalism of General Relativity
- Shift work, an employment practice
- Shifting, Hiberno-English slang for making out
- Tax shift, a fiscal policy
- SHIFT, German company producing the Shiftphone
See also[edit]
- All pages with titles beginning with Shift
- All pages with titles beginning with SHIFT
- The Shift (disambiguation)
| disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Shift.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.


text:
Ongoing training and updates on environmental law: water, energy, land custody, waste, noise and light pollution, etc. We organize seminars, lectures, debates, workshops, courses, among other events.
INSTA offers free management bonuses in the training with the "Tripartite Foundation for Training in Employment." Through individual counseling, free seminars and personalized attention, we will facilitate the management of these bonuses.