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The Borden-Carleton Business Park was started in 1996 nearing the date of completion of the Confederation Bridge, which since 1997 has allowed for a new, cheaper and more effective way to do business with the rest of Canada. The Business Park was constructed with expansion in mind and currently there are 2 undeveloped properties, a total of 14 acres available for sale. Borden-Carleton has thrived since the construction of the Confederation Bridge and is quickly becoming an economic centre on PEI. The Borden-Carleton Business Park is currently home to the Borden-Carleton Industrial Mall, the Small Business Centre, and newly opened MacDougall Steel Erectors Inc. and TransContinental Printing. Borden-Carleton is Prince Edward Island's gateway to the mainland featuring the Confederation Bridge, the world's longest bridge over ice covered waters. The community is centrally located in the Maritimes and is within driving distance to Moncton, Fredericton, and Halifax.

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text: For many years, a cult of Chaotic Evil flourished somewhere on the shores of the Nyr Dyv. Although the location of their Temple is lost, these facts regarding it and its followers are known. The cult was based on the premise that the elemental forces of the universe are Chaotic and opposed to mankind, and are thus (from a humanocentric viewpoint) Evil. The Temple of the cult sought to destroy all works of Good and to disrupt order. Its members were thieves, assassins, brigands, and the like. Fire was regarded as the first elemental evil, and its penchant for Chaos fitted the premise of the cult. Water was likewise worshipped as an even more powerful force of Chaotic Evil, in the form of floods, storms, and raging seas beating upon the land and ocean vessels. The epitome of Chaotic Evil, however, was regarded as a combination of air and earth, represented by blackness and corresponding with the demonic Abyss. This combination was regarded as a complete negation of matter. The cult grew powerful and rich, attracting followers of the worst sort and offering them safety within the walls of the Temple stronghold. From this fortress would the followers ride to rob, pillage, and lay waste the lands about, tithing the cult from the spoils of the carnage. Captives from those raids were brought back to the Temple to serve as human sacrifices (children to the fire, men to the water, and women to the blackest Evil) or to slave their lives away in bondage. Besides the extensive upper works of the Temple, a deep labyrinth beneath the place was constructed, but virtually nothing is known about these dungeons except that they were inhabited by a plethora of creatures serving Chaos and Evil. It is rumored that a demon took up abode in the deepest level, to better receive the sacrifices to it. Eventually the neighbors of the Temple grew tired of these depradations. All Good, both Lawful and Chaotic, banded together to form a mighty host. Their army marched to the Temple, fighting two battles along the way. The first was conclusive, thought the forces of Good who held the field afterward, so they gained the reputation of victory, and their ranks swelled with local men. The second battle saw a great slaughter of kobolds, goblins, ores, hobgoblins, evil men, and the like. The Temple was thereafter besieged, fell, and its inhabitants put to the sword. It is reported by some sources that the Temple and its precincts resisted complete destruction, but the majority state that the whole was razed so that the cult could never emerge again nor could any find where it once flourished.


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10 Pieces of Salmon or Tilapia fillets.
2 tbps Chilli powder.
1 tsp Turmeric powder.
Pinch of Hing.
1 tbsp Ginger Garlic Paste.
Salt to taste.
Oil for shallow fry.
In a bowl, mix all the above items except oil and apply to the fish . Let it sit for 10 to 15 min.
Heat oil in a pan and shallow fry them till it gets a nice crust.
Keep it aside.
1 Cup Basmati rice.
1 tbsp Ghee.
Whole Garam masala as per needed.
Salt to taste.
1 3/4 Water.
Soak rice in water for about 15 min. In a pressure cooker, add ghee. Fry the soaked basmati rice.
Add water,whole garam masala , salt and water and cook till the rice is done. Keep it aside.
1 Onions.
1 Tomato.
1 tbsp Ginger Garlic paste.
1 tsp Chilli powder.
1/2 tspTurmeric powder.
2 Green chilli.
1 Bay leaf.
1 tsp Garam Masala.
2 tsp Fish masala.
Handful of Coriander leaves.
1/4 Cup Grinded Cashew nut.
1 tsp Lime juice.
1 tbsp Oil.
Salt and Pepper to taste.
Heat oil in a pan. Add Bay leave and stir for a sec. Then add the onion and ginger garlic paste and saute till its raw smells disappers. The add the chilli pd, turmeric pd, garam masala, fish masala one by one. Mix in the diced tomato and saute till it becomes mushy. Add grinded cashnewnut paste and coriander leaves and saute. Finally mix in the fried fish pieces adding very little water along with salt and pepper. Cover with a lid and allow to cook for another 2 min. Remove from flame and keep it aside.
Now the fun part comes :)
In a serving dish, arrange alternate layers of fish masala and rice. Make sure you end up with layer of rice finally. Garnish with fryed onions and cashews with a drizzle of lime juice on top.
Serve hot with ur fav raita.
Monday, May 17, 2010
17 comments:
- Shama Nagarajan said...
am too a crazy fan of fish....tempting biriyani
- May 17, 2010 at 1:03 AM
I want this now!
- May 17, 2010 at 1:32 AM
- ♥Sugar♥Plum♥Fairy♥ said...
Gosh am totally drooling here...absolutely delicious food here and love it all..
If u have an Indian Address, would love to tell ya about fab chances to win a few goodies of bakers delites:-))
- May 17, 2010 at 1:48 AM
- Priya said...
Omg, wat a droolworthy biriyani, i want to finish that plate of tempting biriyani, looks utterly delicious..
- May 17, 2010 at 1:53 AM
- Sushma Mallya said...
Delicious,love biryani but yet to try with fish
- May 17, 2010 at 2:52 AM
- Aps said...
Sushma m sure my DH will completely love it.....as he is a fish freak
- May 17, 2010 at 4:29 AM
- Asha said...
Very flavorful, looks yummy.
- May 17, 2010 at 4:41 AM
- PranisKitchen said...
wow really innovative..layered fish biriyani simply superb.
- May 17, 2010 at 7:28 AM
- Priti said...
U r truly rocking now a days Suma....wonderful recipe...delicious
- May 17, 2010 at 7:32 AM
- Suma Rajesh said...
Thanks u for ur comments..
- May 17, 2010 at 7:36 AM
- Gita Jaishankar said...
I have not yet tried fish briyani...thanks for sharing the recipe dear...looks so tempting and yum :)
- May 17, 2010 at 2:55 PM
- roopa said...
wow suma thonnanthu udda etha :) layered fish biriyani looks so mouth watering...frying to get brown crust is something I do for chicken, have to try for fish now :) yummy suma, please send me some :)
- May 17, 2010 at 2:56 PM
- Cham said...
Ooooh! I never tasted fish biryani I am crazy over fish too... I would love to taste this dish one day!
- May 17, 2010 at 3:53 PM
- Rach said...
Nice clicks :) I have a fish biryani recipe in my blog as well( that's layered as well) You might like to have a look at it.
- May 18, 2010 at 5:46 AM
- Aparna said...
yummy biryni..dear
- May 18, 2010 at 5:49 AM
- Jay said...
Hy Suma,
Lovely fish biryani...
First time here...wonderful collection of recipes you have..Am your new follower now...:)
Do drop in at my blog sometime.
- May 18, 2010 at 10:56 PM
- Suma Rajesh said...
Thanks all,
Rach, Jay, Marshmallow, Suagr plum fairy,
Welcome to my blog and thanks for dropping ur valuable comments.
- May 19, 2010 at 4:27 AM


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It's that time again, time for the final Friday of the month and Over the Big Moon is having their Friday Finale where we can all share our favorite Pinterest projects!!! I can't believe it but it is also the 4th and Final Friday of 2011! Wow, It's amazing how the year just flew by! I hope you all had a wonderful year!
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I also made this Chalkboard Table Top which I found here. My son already had this table in his toy room and it was ready for some new paint!
I just sanded the top, taped the edges and gave it two coats of chalkboard paint!
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Clive Palmer says he has resigned from the Liberal National Party, despite receiving a letter that he said reinstated his membership to the Queensland party.
The mining billionaire said he was resigning from the LNP because he didn't want to "become the issue".
"It's important that with the critical issues facing the state, I don't become the issue," he told ABC's Lateline program.
"So I discussed the issue with my wife and at 8.30pm (AEST) tonight I thought the best course of action for me would be to resign from the LNP straight away."
Mr Palmer said he had received a letter by the LNP president's executive committee confirming his suspension had been lifted as of Thursday morning.
Mr Palmer was suspended from the party on November 9.
The LNP executive was set to meet on Friday morning to decide whether the life member will remain in the party.
Mr Palmer told AAP earlier there was no way he would have been expelled from the party, because there had been no complaint made against him.
He said his resignation would now allow him to speak more honestly because he "wasn't restrained in any way".
"It's a bit of a shock to me to leave a party I've been a member for 43 years, and to leave in such circumstances.
"But I weighed everything up and I think it's very brave and courageous of the state executive of the LNP to restore my suspension and lift that as they did."
He reiterated earlier comments that the Queensland government was too heavily influenced by lobbyists and by business.
He said senior political figures had threatened his business interests because he'd spoken out politically.
"Well, I believe that to be true.
"I believe that our interests have been threatened because of the political stands that I've taken by people, and I think that's wrong.
"I don't want my employees to bear any burden because of the stands I've taken on what I thought was right."
But Mr Palmer did not rule out a future political role, including the possibility of setting up his own party.
"I certainly will remain interested and I certainly won't be silenced by anybody when I see people being persecuted in this country."


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Last week, still inspired to sew stuff for my etsy shop, I sewed this pussy cat. Actually I did another one, but with a sad expression and no head, as well as a little doll version of the little girls I like to draw so much. She is still naked so NSFW *haha*. I like yellow as a contrast against grey. I think I like yellow a lot, even though when I paint, I use a lot of blue backgrounds for my floral paintings. I use yellow and orange for my teddy bear series, probably also because I bought too much shades of yellow while painting the sunflower.
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Talk:Field of View
in the formula
The "35" should be some "length" because it is divided by a length, and should become unitless. Of course the length is the size of a standard negative: 35mm. If you want to "ignore units" as most americans like to do, it should note that "Focal length" is in mm. But more accurate is:
Should I just edit this into the main page, or should some discussion be held first? -- REW.
- Just edit. Actually a "35mm" negative is 36mmx24mm in size. 35mm is the width of the entire film, including perforation etc. Since the formula is universal, I changed it to "size". (This error was pretty old, thanks for pointing it out) --Erik Krause 10:59, 11 June 2009 (UTC)
close focusing increases FoV
I believe this phenomenon is known (in cinematography at least) as "focus breathing". In my own limited experience, the FoV is slightly larger when close-focusing compared to infinity focus. Presumably it is more pronounced in some lens designs than others. If I understand correctly, the lens' specified focal length (eg nikon 50mm) will be correct for infinity focus, so at its minimum focusing distance the lens' FoV would be better represented by a focal length number of -say- 49.1mm ? For the purposes of lens correction calibration, would it be appropriate to compensate for close focusing by reducing the focal length variable ? or would that throw some other parameter(s) out of whack ? --Beeswax 13:57, 27 January 2011 (UTC)
- Exact FoV does depend on even more factors. Details are explained in Rik Littlefield's paper about the no-parallax-point --Erik Krause 17:48, 28 January 2011 (UTC)
- Thanks Erik, you've made me realise I failed to ask my question properly! I'm a Hugin newbie, and the "focal length value" I mean is that in "Hugin / Camera & Lens tab / Geometric / focal length" input ... so the question is really about how Hugin interprets this value. Is it used only to determine FOV or does it affect other calculations too ? If I tweek it to achieve a better FOV fit, will I upset something else ? My apologies for being so clumsy! Beeswax 15:27, 30 January 2011 (UTC)


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Unlike globalist agents and proven traitors like Attila Mesterhazy, Ferenc Gyurcsány and the rest of the liberal establishment, Jobbik President Gábor Vona will attend the National Security Committee meeting Monday morning writes the Jobbik party president in a statement released on Saturday.
Our honest cooperation with the National Security Committee will prove that we are innocent of the charges; in the meantime, we take the opportunity to call the Hungarian people's attention to the fact that the May 25th EU parliamentary elections will be a contest between the Atlanticists -- Fidesz and the fake Socialist party -- and the Jobbik party writes Vona.
Fidesz proposed on Friday that the National Security Committee should question Jobbik President Gábor Vona regarding the spying allegations against MEP Béla Kovács. Ruling party's spokesman Robert Zsigó said at a press-conference that the National Security Committee wanted to know if besides Kovács there were other foreign agents in the Jobbik party and what were their sphere of influence.
Jobbik held a special press conference on Saturday when Jobbik spokesperson Adam Mirkóczki expressed his surprise over the National Security Committee's decision to question Jobbik President Gábor Vona rather than MEP Béla Kovács who is accused with the crime. This proves that Fidesz has no case against Kovács; the espionage fairy-tale is just a despicable political attack on the Jobbik party.
Mirkóczki said: Jobbik has never received funding from any foreign country or international organization (unlike the globalist opposition - Mesterhazy, Gyurcsany, Bajnai); this has been confirmed by the National Audit Office as well.
(alfahir.hu – hungarianambiance.com)
(Note: You can be sure that this sneaky attack on one of the EU parliament's most skillful politicians – Béla Kovács – will result at least 2-3 percent increase in popular support for the Jobbik party. If you read pro-Fidesz media comments (for instance Magyar Hirlap) you learn that Fidesz voters are just as outraged as anyone else with a functioning brain over this despicable attack on the Jobbik party in the EP election campaign finish. If the puppet-masters hope that by pressuring the government to use Stalinist methods to discredit the Jobbik party they will be bitterly disappointed when the May 25th election results will be announced; unless, they rig the vote because that possibility can't be discounted either.)


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All freeways are highways, but not every highway is a freeway. A freeway is a "controlled-access" highway — also known as an express highway — that's designed exclusively for high-speed vehicular traffic. Traffic flow on a freeway is unhindered because there are no traffic signals, intersections, or at-grade crossings with other roads, railways, or pedestrian paths.
The main difference between freeways and multilane highways is that in the case of freeways, these roads are separated from the rest of the traffic and can only be accessed by ramps. These ramps (slip roads) allow for speed changes between the freeway and arterial thoroughfares and collector roads. Opposing directions of traffic on a freeway are physically separated by a central reservation (median), such as a strip of grass or boulders, or by a traffic barrier. Traffic across a freeway is carried by overpasses and underpasses.
Around the world, freeways are known by various terms like Autobahn (Germany), autopista (Spain), autostrada (Italy) and snelweg (The Netherlands).
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A highway that's not a freeway may also have long stretches that are without any intersections. But highways typically have lower speed limits, may pass through inhabited areas where there are traffic signals, pedestrians or other slower traffic.
In the U.S., state highways are maintained by state governments, but interstate highways — virtually all of which are freeways — are maintained jointly by the state and federal government.
This is an interesting video that discusses the differences between not only highways and freeways but also other types of roads, such as a street, avenue, boulevard, circle, court, place, lane or alley:
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In fact I think he'll like it much better than the real one which has NO DINOSAURS on it!
He does look pretty happy with it.
I went to quilt retreat last weekend and spent most of the time working on the real quilt,
a bit more applique, join up the pieces and quilt , then bind!
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Not everything mentioned on here is "fact"...
The more I read on here, the more disillusioned I become. Someone will post or share an article like it's the gospel, leading dozens of confused people to stop or start doing something different. People, please…use some common sense. Just because someone posts something here doesn't mean it's a fact. There's good information; there's bad information. When in doubt, talk with your medical professionals. Research. There are a lot of opposing viewpoints out there, but don't cling to the ones that don't make sense. IF it sounds like someone's talking out of their ***, chances are, they are.
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Sounds good to me. Its like everything else. read, research, go to the professionals and others who live and breath the particular diagnosis. Also don't forget they are time tested remedies that also are beneficial. Ginger root both topical and chewed and ingested have remarkable qualities in the relief of the pain and swelling of neuropathy. Ingested it is known the soothing and calming effects on the emotions and and stressers. Also lavender.
Peace and blessings,
Brother Raoul
I belive that as time goes by you will come know who you can trust and where a grain of salt will be needed ;} Old-n-Grey
Glad to know someone else thinks the way I do, especially on product reviews. I love to challengw the cost of some stuff, the way it is presented to us as if God's gift to the world! You learn what to accept, I am old enogh to know my limits on buying exoensive products whne there is no need to! Grandpa Bill
You know the saying - "if it sounds too good to be true, …"
I think this website is great and I dont believe any one is trying to give dr. advice they just are just letting us know what works for them or didnt work for them wich is a good thing and some advice I hadnt even heard of and now that I have I can ask my dr. on their point of view and if its something I should try or not try.but having people give their opinions on their personal life is a good thing it never hutrs to hear some thing new that you might be able to do.Im sorry your not happy with this site but maybe thier is another site that might be more helpfull to what your looking for,so good luck.May God Bless you
Well, thanks for the "God bless and shoo along now", but I never said I wasn't interested in hearing different points of view. I just said that some of it should be taken with a grain of salt.
Not everything posted on the internet is "fact". A lot of the stuff posted here is the oppinon of the person posting it.
I have tried many therapies to keep my diabetes in check. I have been doing Atkins
forever and have kept my diabetes in check for 10years without meds. I do have type 2. I have come to the point of not trusting MD's. (Medical Dieties). There are many many ways to keep ourselves healthy without having to see a physician for anything but blood tests and such. Absolutely no radiation for anything since it isnt necessary. If you want to learn how to keep yourself healthy do some research
of your own. Try reading The Truth about Hydrogen Peroxide, or Your Doctor is a Liar or The One Minute Cure, and the list goes on and on. No snake oil salesmen here. Most safe treatments that actually work are squashed by the drug pushers we know as Physicians, and Doctors, and the pharmaceutical companies that they work for, along with the food and drug administration. Splenda? might as well eat battery acid. Try natural Stevia instead. Just read, and learn for yourselves the truth. Stop being lemmings that keep listening to the drs that are strictly treating your symptoms and not even interested in getting to root problems of your ills and that includes diabetes. Stop taking blood thinners and cholesterol lowering medications that are killing you. Please just read the books that I mentioned here and then take it from there if you are truly interested in beginning to save your money and feeling better than you have felt in years. Then celebrate by taking a wonderful Food Grade Hydrogen peroxide soak or breathing treatment that you can admiinister to yourself and go out and get a nice steak dinner. Yeah, I'm new here but I had to say something. Most of you will scoff and say I'm crazy, but do read the books I have mentioned and then read the ones they lead you to from there. You will wind up as angry at the medical establishment as I was. Not anymore. I realize that I can only lead you to the truth, I can't make you read it or use the miraculous cures that will come to you if you take control of your own health. Stop handing it over to someone that could truly care less whether you live or die.
Are you saying someone suggested radiation treatment for diabetes?
And frankly, through my own personal experience, I know triglyceride- & cholesterol-lowering medications are the only thing that keep my numbers from being so far out of range they're unreadable. I avoided them for a long time…and then I had a stroke. That was my wake-up call.
Alana, your point is right on and should be made constantly. There's probably never been a bigger fire hose of info than there is now. Snake oil salesman are on every corner. And we know this country and the world is full of well meaning, fervent, but also misguided advocates. You have to define "fact" for yourself. You need some clue about what a primary source is. Trusting any "voice" means getting to know it, and gauging it's relation to evidence-based medicine. Those of us with any variation of this disease have to push the limits of "evidence" somewhat, because there's so little of it. Until now, I've hesitated to join these discussions because my story is different, and will add to the confusion. But, as I'm sure others believe of their own findings , I know my experience, my experiment, my body of evidence, can be weighed by the thoughtful, and used as appropriate. So, that said, I'm a 51 year old guy whose trusted D.O. diagnosed me with LADA in May 2009. Over the next year and a half, his prediction followed exactly: meds, diet and exercise worked for a while, but with diminishing returns. He said there was 0% doubt I'd be on insulin eventually. I'm lucky that he feels there's no evidence of better outcomes for a LADA by starting insulin immediately. It gave me the time to take charge of my fate. In January of this year, when, as predicted, my HbA1c was headed up again, I started research. I also looked east. The hospital where I work has a renowned integrated therapies department where I partnered with an acupuncturist/nutritionist to begin to craft my new lifestyle. Diet, a few supplements, quitting alcohol, exercise, acupuncture, meditation, stress reduction, some the usual suspects, have brought me to an HbA1c today of 5.5! It may take a few years to confirm that I've beat an irreversible autoimmune disease, and I hesitate making that claim. But my story IS one of figuring out what I consider the evidence and maybe that's worth sharing.
I think that we all should just chop it up to seeking our Doc's answers on everything before trying new things. And by the way I HAVE worked for both MD's and DO,s Only diff, here is the DO takes longer as they study somethings longer. I have a Do now and am happy with him. His wife is diabetic and he deals with us every day. I do not know of any other type of doctors out there. My life was also saved by a DO and my Son's by a MD. People post to help and I think all check into or have exp, in what they post or let it be known that it is just a thought or something they read. Like Jbs said just tell them what works for one dose not work for all. Thanks for your post.
Oh, lord, so am I…I just meant there a lot of newly diagnosed people here, some of whom don't have access to medical care, and they're frightened and wanting to do what's right. They read one post, and hear one thing, then read another conflicting post…well, you get the picture.
Let's all remember that a dr. still has to look things up and do research and take classes. They can't possibly know every little miniscule treatment for every single disease that's out there. I don't always listen to what mine says and I will disagree if necessary. Most people are afraid to ask questions and feel intimidated by anyone who has a title. Many dr,'s will go along with natural remedies if you tell them in a positive way what you are doing. It's still called the practicwe og medicine.
I think people should use common sense good reminder thanks
People post news items they find in medical newsletters, newspaper or magazine articles. To my knowledge, none of the people posting claims to be a doctor. The news articles are just a way of keeping up on the latest treatments and give you info to discuss with your doctor. Why mention just the news articles? What about the discussions? There have been questions posed in discussions that should be posed to a doctor, not just another patient.
It was one article in particular that set me off, one that was submitted by a person here, and quoting a "doctor"—and I use the term loosely—but said doctor was not an MD. And I'm not trying to attack anyone in particular; I would just like to gently remind people not to believe everything they read.
I agree. People should get their medical advice from a doctor. Use what you find on the internet as a topic of discussion with your doctor. People shouldn't try to treat themselves with internet postings.
To be honest, there is one article on Vitamin D in hindsight I would rather not have posted to the News article section.
But to gently take issue with one point here is that there are other doctors in the medical field (Osteopathy, Pharmacology, Physical Therapy) and other fields of research and learning (Psychology, Theology, English, Philosophy) other than MDs. And even some MDs can have some, IMO rather wild ideas about things.
But I will second your reminder not to believe everything you read.
Howdy Alana!
Point well taken!
It is the same on the internet in general. There is good information, bad information and info that is dangerous for one's physical and financial health.
Whenever I post something on the site, I try to verify its accuracy. It takes me longer to do that, but I feel it is worth it. Sometimes something looks good, but I can't verify its accuracy so I generally don't use it, or if I do use it I will post that this has not been confirmed and there are opposing opinions.
When I recommend something, I usually say something like, "this works for me" or "this is how I do it" and usually say that all People with diabetes are not alike. What works for one may not work for another.
Good post! 1 thumbs up!
Hi there! I really commend you on doing some research after reading information posted here or elsewhere. It's hard enough to have to fight the disease without fighting misinformation as well. And yes, what works for one person won't always work for another. I don't feel there is any one right way for us all.
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You've probably had it up to here (insert animated GIF of me, raising my fingers up to my forehead) with the talk about SAP's Business Objects takeover, which was closely followed up by Oracle's offer to buy out BEA and the inevitable comparisons.
Unless you own stock in SAP and Oracle, you can skim the headlines and learn what you need to know about most of these deals. Really, I'm a bit contemptuous of the SAP vs. Oracle dramatics. Everybody loves a good rivalry, but sometimes the dramatics of it get in the way of the relevant impact on your average IT shop.
In fact, you may have wasted your time if you read much about the Oracle offer -- recent reports suggest it's already fizzling. That's why, last week, I wrote very narrowly about how the SAP purchase of Business Objects would affect integration.
I mean, sure, it's tempting to compare these two corporate giants to two high school girls competing to top one another's fashion accessories. But this is grown-up world, with lots of people's money and lives at stake -- which, now that I think of it, doesn't negate the comparison. But you see my point.
Granted, I haven't read all of the stories. But there is one analysis I want to point out, though, because I found it shed light on how the SAP deal -- coupled with Oracle's acquisition of the business intelligence vendor Hyperion -- will affect your use of SAP and other business intelligence tools.
"Industry Reacts to SAP's Business Objects Acquisition," published yesterday on Enterprise Systems, seems at a glance to be a collection of PR statements by other BI and performance management vendors. But it does a good job of raising questions that could affect your IT decisions, including:
Oh, and in case you haven't read the headlines yet, the buying spree continued with yesterday's SAP announcement it will purchase Yasu, a business-rules engine that would then be integrated into an already-fat Netweaver.
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As we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.Marianne Williamson
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Connecting to your desire and laying foundations
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4 modules, containing 20 lessons.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the course work?
The course is hosted on my website and once payment has been successfully received and processed, you will receive a welcome email from me with your welcome pack and full details of how to access the secure course page. This is where you will find all of the course material available for download, including video, audio and workbooks.
What if I can't keep up?
The course is broken down into 4 weekly modules of content, with 20 daily lessons (5 a week) and I'm not going to lie, it's jam-packed! However, you will still have access to the materials after the program has finished. Spend longer on a module if needed or revisit previous modules, it's up to you, although I would suggest that you complete one module before you move onto the next. The most important thing is that you do that it at YOUR own pace.
What do I need to be able to take the course?
All you need is access to the internet and a willingness to show up and do the work. Whilst all of the workbooks are printable, you may also like to keep a separate journal to explore anything that comes up for you. All the material is accessible across tablet and mobile devices. You can download any MP3's of audio content to listen to on your phone or on the go.
What can I expect to get out of this program?
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I work during the week – will I have enough time to get everything done?
This program does require a time commitment. That being said, how and when you do the coursework is entirely up to you – there is no deadline for the work and you have lifetime access!
How long is the program?
Cultivating Connection is designed to run over 30 days days but you have lifetime access to all the content, bonuses and updates return to it again and again!
Do I have lifetime access to the content?
Yes! You have lifetime access to the content and any future upgrades!
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The state is a self-governing body that is independent, has a permanent population as well as a defined territory and is self-supporting. It acquires the power to create and modify legislation. Therefore a state has sovereignty over its territory; this indicates that is has considerable economical, political, social and legal power. The state however also has an obligation to address the needs of the individuals of the state as well as the community, yet; on the other hand legislation is introduced to help limit the power of the state. When the needs of the individual come in difference with the varying needs of the sate, conflict arises; thereby it is required for the needs of the individual and the state to be in balance. Citizens of a sovereign state are able to challenge state power in two ways: by informal means and formal means.
The foremost differentiating factor between formal and informal means of challenging state power is that formal means are more permanent and dependable as they are set up by statutory law whilst informal means are pressuring the government through means of media and social power.
Examples of bodies that are used to formally challenge state power are the Ombudsman, The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), privacy bodies, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) and courts. These too are limited as the Ombudsman and general government inquiries have no enforcement power.
The Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission is a national independent statutory government body, established in 1986 by an Act of the federal Parliament (the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Act). The federal Attorney General is parliamentary minister responsible for this commission.
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Been a long time girl / I shouldn'tave left you / Without a dope beat to step to
I went and purchased an external hard drive, and after a few hours of work got the files off of my computer. Now it seems to be running fairly well, save for not letting me install a virus protection program. I think I may just re-format the C:\ drive this weekend and start again, now that I have all my stuff from the computer.
Anyhow, classes have started again, and this semester is going to be really easy. I have three of my classes only once a week, which leaves huge amounts of free time in between to do whatever I wish, including a 20-inning marathon game against the Philies in MVP this evening, which I won 5-3.
I enjoy Bill Simmons because even when writing about sports, he references everything up to and including Teen Wolf. Genius.
The administration, or student life office, at Yale seems a little behind the times. I guess smart kids don't wash after taking a dump.
CP article on Bill Murphy's. Turned out well, I think. Review of a book written by a freelance journalist turned San Francisco pimp forthcoming.
Speaking of bars and writing about them, I'm thinking of going to Destroy Your Liver this week for a CP piece and taking a few pictures. Seems like a crazy hipster fest to me. I've been to the Khyber only once and it was for a play upstairs, not an all you can drink event, which I would imagine is ridiculous.
I'm supposed to take pictures and get funny quotes from people coming out of the bar, which means I would have to go down there at like midnight ant take pictures of the drunks as they roll out.
On the back of their promo cards they say "Best/Worst Idea Ever" and I couldn't agree more.
The Sox traded away Andy Marte and Kelly Shoppach, as well as Mota and some others to be named, for Coco Crisp, who has perhaps one of the best names in baseball. I'm not too big a fan of this deal, since I don't think getting rid of Marte and Shoppach is the best of ideas. I was a proponent of the 'Adam Stern in Center' idea, although he's no leadoff hitter. Kind of irrelevant now. Crisp is a good all around player, though, so this season is looking better for the Sox. Glad Trot's still there, though, that's for sure.
Found someone who has a lot of Tom Waits on Soulseek, which just made my night. I need more gravely vocals in my life.
This one is for Jim, one of the only people I know who appreciates numbers.


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Colonie family featured in documentary 'United States of Autism'
Documentary 'United States of Autism' tells the stories of many families
Buddy Washburn, 12, sounds both enthusiastic and a bit shy on the phone. Why? He's about to make his film debut in a documentary, and he knows he's doing it for all the right reasons.
"I get to talk about what I am," he said, a bashful smile in his voice.
Buddy is on the autism spectrum, and he and his family will be sharing their lives, stories and struggles in the new documentary "The United States of Autism," which screens Saturday at the GE Theater at Proctors, Schenectady.
"The United States of Autism" aims to give a voice to people on the autism spectrum and their families, to bring awareness to their needs and to make visible the full spectrum so as to improve diagnosis rates. The film features families from across the country, including Buddy's in Colonie. For director and executive producer Richard Everts, "The United States of Autism" was largely a labor of love. Everts is the father of a teenager on the autism spectrum and a co-founder of a nonprofit organization in Pennsylvania, the Tommy Foundation, which aims to help people and family members on the autism spectrum.
The film crew, Everts said, put in more than 4,000 hours of work and gathered about 100 hours of footage before editing, all for little or no pay, because they wanted people to experience the stories of the families in the film.
Saturday's screening at Proctors begins at noon, and will be proceeded at 11:30 a.m. by brief remarks by state Sen. Cecilia Tkaczyk and Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara. After the screening, a question-and-answer session will feature Everts. Buddy and members of his family — mom and autism advocate Trish Washburn and sister C.J., who are all in the film — will also be available.
Everts chose the 20 families in his film to represent the wide range of the autism spectrum, from mild to severe. The families also represent diverse family models, ethnic identities, religious and personal values, and the difficulties they face.
"What I wanted to do was to paint a portrait of America and the American experience," Everts said. "Because there is so much diversity but there's also a lot that makes us similar and I hope this film will show that."
For Washburn, talking candidly about the most difficult parts of her life under scrutiny of a film crew was gutting, cathartic and exhilirating.
"I was in the livingroom talking with him (Everts) about the day that Buddy was diagnosed," Washburn said. "I got really emotional, I was crying. I don't really talk about that in front of people, and there were cameras on me. But it hit me then that it's really important for me to do this, so other people don't feel like they're alone."
Washburn also hopes that sharing her family's story, particularly the difficulties they've faced in getting assistance and a proper diagnosis for C.J., who she believes is also on the autism spectrum, will help other families. She said that it is more difficult for girls to be diagnosed with autism, particularly when they are very young, which is when a correct diagnosis can be most helpful to a child's development.
C.J. has participated in early intervention speech and occupational therapy, has been to at least three psychologists, and is still without a diagnosis that Washburn feels is a good fit for her needs. Washburn hopes that the film will not only help her get a diagnosis for her daughter but it will help other families with girls and women who are trying to get a correct diagnosis as well.
"I'm hoping that this film will help me get the help that she needs, because I have a voice now," Washburn said. "I'm not in a hole anymore, I'm out there saying hello!"
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I think this strip might actually pass the Bechdel Test. Maybe.
Vote for Tripp at Topwebcomics! Come on, you know you want another look at naked Coco fighting Godzilla.
@nobi wan kenobi - Possibly.
@Ultimate the Hedgehog - Coco sort of beat up Tripp = Not cool in Proxyland.
@nobi wan kenobi - I vote for the awkward pause. :)
@qazox - The doctor isn't human, that's all I'll say.
@nobi wan kenobi - I'll clarify. Not 'humanoid.'
@nobi wan kenobi - Haha. Maybe.
@gamekidg7 - Haha, not exactly...
So does this mean there will be a post-chip catfight?
Whoa there Proxy? Attitude?
@spinester: Yes and Proxy made intercourse with Tripp. Both intstances were out of their hands. So they're even.
Wow, Proxy sure packs fast, or else there was a really long awkward pause in the conversation between panels 2 and 3. :)
It does pass the Bechdel Test. As for the Space hospital, I'm hoping for a 3-armed doctor to show up...
Technically neither is Proxy or the secret agent; in fact all of the aliens shown so far look just like humans. The only non-human looking characters are Tripp's hallucinations about his fellow office workers.
...Dr. Zoidberg?
I would not want Zaphod Beeblebrox to operate on me. In fact I'd prefer that someone more competent performed the operation -- me!
Ooh! Ooh! Is this the foreshadowing of the cat-fight in mud we talked about 70-something comics ago?


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Thoughts from the Picket Line
I arrived at the picket line at Royal Lancaster Infirmary at 8am on Wednesday just as the photographer was arriving to take some pictures for his latest story. There is still significant media interest in the strikes - which are the first set of doctors strikes in 40 years.
The junior doctors had arrived and were getting their banners ready and it was fantastic to see some local teachers turn up to support our doctors. The rain didn't dent our spirits and we spoke to many passers by who supported us and hundreds of cars honked their horns in support as they drive by.
As a GP I support our junior colleagues 100% in this fight for a safe and fair contract and what is in effect a fight for the NHS. I know they don't want to be on strike but they have been forced into this by Cameron and Hunt who now see doctors as their enemy and are trying to crush them.
A consultant came out to the picket line and brought coffee for us and I had a chat with him. He said the consultants were showing huge support for the junior doctors and would continue to do so during the next escalation to a full walk out in late April.
In most democracies if a Health Secretary had handled the situation so badly that junior doctors had gone on strike he would have ben sacked. But not in this country. We have a government prepared to bully doctors and force through and implement a contract that is manifestly unsafe, unfair and what we have recently seen is actually discriminatory – to women on the whole.
Junior doctors have been left with no choice as Cameron and Hunt refuse to talk. The doctors are livid at how they have been publicly vilified by politicians prepared to lie about statistics in order to justify their misplaced ideology.
It made me think once more how GPs have it bad at the moment too. With a crushing workload, no time to think or take stock of the 50-60 patients we see at 10 minute intervals each day, the GP profession is on its knees and many are walking away because they can't continue. 12-14 hour non stop days are the norm and it is killing my specialty. I am so angry at what is being done to what was once the jewel in the crown of the NHS. Many GPs say they no longer feel safe in their day to day work given all the government has piled on us.
In a way I would like GPs to be on strike side by side with our junior colleagues to show the dreadful state the NHS is in due to the neglect of this government. Year on year real cuts to the NHS budget has left the service close to collapse. When the NHS needs 4% increases each year to keep up with the care needed it has been getting 0.9% for the past 6 years.
When the junior doctors change jobs in August (as they do each year) there will be huge gaps in rotas as doctors will have gone abroad or just left medicine. Their morale is so low they do not want to work under this imposed contract. I think some hospitals will seriously struggle to fill rotas leaving doctors to care for ever increasing numbers of patients overnight and making it less and less safe.
The government should be ashamed of itself having brought the service to its knees but they continue to ply us with their lies about the NHS doing well and care improving – when every NHS staff member knows the exact opposite is true.
It is a national scandal. It should see a government fall. It should see millions of us on the streets.
The only way to stop what is happening is to get angry and get active. Join campaigning groups, get family & friends to write to their MPs, write to the local press, oh and above all support your junior doctors and tell them you stand shoulder to shoulder with them.


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About INCORE
The School of Applied Social and Policy Sciences has a strong reputation as a centre of excellence for research and analysis in the areas of governance, policy and professional practice, particularly in the context of divided societies.
Primarily, the research is organised through our globally recognised International Conflict Research Institute (INCORE). Established in 1993, and celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2018.
The research at INCORE, and at the school more broadly is highly interdisciplinary in nature and draws on a broad range of expertise that spans criminology, community work, governance, peace-making, political science, public administration, public policy, restorative practice, social policy, sociology, social work and youth work.
Research themes
The following thematic areas of research supported at the school capture the practice and community oriented spirit of our research that employs innovative and critical research methodologies to both record and address injustices and discrimination:
Memory, identity, and symbol
Trying to think of a theme that captures our research on conflict memory, and representations of conflict, through art, commemoration, walls etc.
Paramilitaries, irregulars and demobilisation
We have some really exceptional expertise re paramilitaries, and the complexities associated with demobilisation, that has enduring significance.
Conflict, race and migration
Pointing here to some of the ideas emerging from recent modular discussions on the Msc, looking at colonial legacies, conflicts today, related migration flows, and the lurch to the right.
Post-conflict reconstruction
I might be flying the flag here on my own, but I have been working with colleagues on post-conflict situations and 'disaster' capitalism – i.e. looking at often illicit forms of opportunism that creep into post conflict environments to exploit weaknesses to gain discounted access to resources, to fix prices, or win contracts without comp, etc.
Peace-making from below
Something that captures our grassroots research capacity, which is one of our strongest threads.
Our work
INCORE drives forward interdisciplinary research and teaching uncovering and explaining the causes and consequence of conflict.
The work of INCORE is highly applied in nature, aimed to support both policymakers as well as practitioners working within communities and civil society.
Internationally, our research explores contexts where societies are confronting histories of violence, division, discrimination, abuse of power and associated policy challenges in regions such as the Balkans, Central Asia, the European Union, North America, the Middle East, South America, the South Pacific, and Southern Africa.
This global orientation stems from the outstanding contribution research at the school has made to understandings of the conflict and peace process in Northern Ireland.


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Cougars, White Hot At Coastal Carolina Invitational
March 4, 2002
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. --- Fighting off cold temperatures and windy conditions, Washington State junior Dustin White fired a 68 to lead the Cougars to first place in the 17-team field at the Coastal Carolina Invitational Monday.
WSU holds a one-stroke advantage over second place Texas A&M after a first round 289. The second 18 holes scheduled for Monday will be played Tuesday afternoon due to poor weather.
White's 68 left him in a tie for individual medalist honors with Stephen Reed of Texas A&M. White and Reed have a three-stroke cushion over a quintet of players in third place with 71's.
Cougar sophomore Isaac Woods is tied with three others in eighth place with a 72, while senior Jon Reehoorn will fight it out to stay in the top 20 Tuesday after a two-over par 74, good for 18th place.
Ryan Camp and Jeremy Taylor rounded out the WSU rotation. Both players are in the top 35 after shooting a 75 and 76, respectively.
Tournament host Coastal Carolina is tied for third with Furman and Vanderbilt at 299, 10 strokes off the lead pace. The Cougars Palouse rival, Idaho, also made the cross-country trip, carding a 309 and ending the first day in a tie with Southern Mississippi in 13th place.
The Cougars will be looking for their third tournament victory of the season when play beings at 8 a.m. EST Tuesday.
WSU RESULTS: 289T1. Dustin White 68T8. Isaac Woods 72T18. Jon Reehoorn 74T27. Ryan Camp 75T35. Jeremy Taylor 76
1. Dustin White, WSU, Stephen Reed, Texas A&M (68)
3. Matt Davidson, Furman, Brendon De Jonge, Virginia Tech, Jody Todd, Belmont-Abbey, Tyler
McKeever, Georgia Southern, Ken Lewis, Vanderbilt (71)
1.Washington State (289)
2. Texas A&M (290)
3. Furman, Coastal Carolina, Vanderbilt (299)
6. Georgia Southern (300)
7. Virginia Commonwealth (301)
8. Georgia State (302)
9. Virginia Tech, Southern Methodist (303)
11. Mississippi (304)
12. Wofford (305)
13. Southern Mississippi, Idaho (309)
15. Old Dominion (311)
16. East Carolina (312)
17. Belmont Abbey (313)
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It's a sobering comment on the current state of jazz music that one of the genre's most prodigious and well-rounded composers, Sam Rivers, is 82 and playing Wednesday nights at Will's Pub. And the most daring new music to be released in years on the Blue Note label is coming courtesy of a 70-year-old cancer victim.
Andrew Hill was a big part of "The New Thing" to take over jazz in the '60s a style that incorporated intense, freeform improvisations with densely structured and complex compositions. The pianist's work for Blue Note during that period especially his dark and propulsive Judgment album and his soaring 1966 sessions with Sam Rivers that wound up being issued under Rivers' name codified the label's approach to the sound and incorporated almost all of the scene's most important players. In addition to Rivers, Hill worked with new dynamos like Eric Dolphy and Bobby Hutcherson, as well as more seasoned Blue Note pros like Lee Morgan and Freddie Hubbard. This odd commingling of traditionalists yearning to break free and young risk-takers willing to acknowledge the genre's history resulted in dozens of groundbreaking albums … most of which Hill appeared on.
Sadly, the magic of that brief period didn't ensure jazz's future progression; instead it was more like a last hurrah for the genre's far-reaching creative impact. We're now at the point where Diana Krall is compared (favorably) to Ella Fitzgerald and Wynton Marsalis is by law the only person whose opinions on jazz count.
Amazingly, considering this environment, the folks at Blue Note not only decided to bring Andrew Hill back to the label for the third time he put out two middling albums on the then-struggling label in the late '80s but also to put considerable marketing muscle behind an album brimming with the fiery innovation and decidedly iconoclastic style that made Hill's '60s work so revolutionary.
Ironically, though, in this collection of music it's the old jazz cats who are encouraging the young lions to roam free. Hill collaborates on Time Lines with trumpet player Charles Tolliver, an underrated player whose contributions to many late-'60s and early-'70s albums were the height of the New Thing's "structured improvisations." The rest of this quintet John Hebert (bass), Greg Tardy (tenor sax, clarinet, bass clarinet), Eric McPherson (drums) are skilled young session men, primarily with experience with below-the-radar "modern traditionalists" like Dave Douglas, Dave Scott and Will Sellenraad.
Hill's unusual piano attack and his stream-of-consciousness structures coax stunning performances out of everyone. Hearing Tardy step up and go note-for-note with Hill on the circular and sprawling "Time Lines" is impressive, but not nearly as impressive as the solo Tardy lays down in the middle of the song a solo that dares to stomp all over Hill's lead.
Still, it must be said that Time Lines is not a happy album. It opens and closes with the funereal "Malachi," dedicated to the late Art Ensemble stalwart Malachi Favors. The opening version is full-band, while the album closer is a bittersweet solo piano version, and what comes between could hardly be described as easy listening. Whether due to Hill's ongoing battle with cancer or some other influence, Time Lines is an intensely reflective and subtly sad-sounding disc. Ferocity abounds sly, piano-banging passages in "Ry Round 1," McPherson's aggressive drumming on "Smooth" but it's always in small doses and usually seems fueled by anger and disappointment, rather than the joy of improvisation. Heavy minor chords pop in and out, cooperative melodies are approached and abandoned all are raw and emotional. And it's exactly the sort of jazz record that needs to be heard in this day and age.


text: Uncategorized/March 3, 2016/@xtraconfl/285 views 10 Things You Need to Know About New FIFA President, Gianni Infantinoshare on:FacebookTwitter Google +Pinterest Tumblr Linked InEmailSend to Email Address:Your NameYour Email AddressEmail check failed, please try againCancelBy Nicholas Ibekwe Gianni Infantino is 34 years younger than his predecessor, Sepp Blatter, who is 79. But while both men share nothing in common in terms of age they are natives of the Valais region in the Swiss Alps. Mr Infantino is from Brig which is barely six miles from Visp, Blatter's home town. 2. He defeated the favourite in the election, Sheikh Salman of Bahrain, by 27 votes in the second ballot to emerge President. Mr Infantino scored 115 of the 207 eligible votes while Mr. Salman got 88 votes. 3. Mr Infantino is a polyglot who speaks at least six international languages – English Italian, French, Portuguese, Spanish and German. He was also not shy to show off his language skills during Friday's election. According to the ESPN, he spoke five different languages in the first 75 seconds of his speech. 4. He holds Swiss, Italian and Greek nationalities. 5. He was the Secretary General of the European football governing body, UEFA. 6. He was not the favourite to be elected president. In fact, he was believed t have originally acted as replacement candidate for Michel Platini, the UEFA president, who is facing corruption charges. But he started gaining momentum as it became increasingly clear that Mr Platini was not going to clear his name. Mr Platini is currently serving a 6-year ban from all football activities, alongside Mr Blatter. 7. He is a trained lawyer and graduated from the University of Fribourg in Switzerland. 8. Mr Infantino joined UEFA in August 2000, working on a range of legal, commercial and professional football matters, and was appointed Director of UEFA's Legal Affairs and Club Licensing Division in January 2004. 9. His first tenure as FIFA president will end in 2009 and can only hold the office for a maximum of 12 years according to the new reforms reached by FIFA delegates on Friday. His predecessor, Mr Blatter, was in office for 18 years and would have been serving a fresh term were it not for his corruption indictment. 10. He is 45, and a regular face in UEFA Champions League draws. Leave A Comment Below Related ALSO READ How the world's currencies got their names share on: FacebookTwitter Google +Pinterest Tumblr Linked InEmailSend to Email Address:Your NameYour Email AddressEmail check failed, please try againCancel previous articleIdris and Wema Sepetu Lose Their Unborn Twinsnext articleAfrica: CAF President Hayatou Congratulates Gianni InfantinoRelated PostsLatest Africanss News/September 30, 2018 Police Arrest Bandit, Recover Pistol, Other Valuables In Enugu14 shares Latest Africanss News/September 30, 2018 2019: Okotie Emerges Presidential Candidate Of FRESH PartyTwo Whistle Blowers Arrested For Alleged False Information Against Bank MDAirforce Acquires 31 Aircrafts, As Alpha Jet Destroys Boko Haram HideoutGov Lalong Imposes Curfew In JosTrump Bows To Pressure, Agrees To FBI Probe Of KavanaughBuhari Engages Ghanaian President Over Attacks On Nigerian TradersAlleged Fraud: Aisha Buhari Denies Release Of Her ADCAustralia to Export Celebrated Aboriginal Education Program to AfricaNigeria Skips African Summit in Blow to Free Trade Deal


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