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Left to right: Lilla Toke (Classroom Instructor for First Place Winner), Sukhrob Abdushukurov (2017 First Place Winner holding the Kindle First Prize), Ambar Castillo (Second Place Winner), Phillip Mahony and Jennifer Tsuei (Third Place Winners), and Clementine Lewis (Chair, Research Review Panel)
Library Research Review Competition WinnersBy Clementine Lewis, Professor, Library Media Resources Center
The Research Review Competition continues to highlight student learning and student success in the classroom and library. Students who engage in the research process demonstrate their ability to access, evaluate, and use information resources effectively. These information literacy skills can also be used in their daily lives and in the workplace.
The Competition also supports research at the College and provides an unique forum for the following research activities: a) showcasing the wide range of research work conducted by our students, b) enhancing and building confidence and self-esteem in students involved in the research process, c) providing recognition for full and part-time students who may not have the time or opportunity to participate in other campus activities, and d) enriching and highlighting the work of the classroom instructor.
Listed below are some examples of the wide range of research topics pursued during the 2016-17 academic year:
- Economic issues: Robots in Jobs and The Working Class in America
- Health issues: Diabetes in Asian-Indian and Hispanic
Communities, Whole Foods Diet and Healthy Living, and Profits in the
- Historical issues: Harlem Race Riot of 1943, Joseph Goebbels’ Propaganda Machine in Nazi Germany, Comfort Women of World War II, Toussaint L’Ouverture and the Haitian Revolution, and W. E. B. Du Bois--Life and Works
- Social issues: Cultural Appropriation, Calatrava’s Architecture Designs, Equality and Women in the Workplace, Difference Between Transgender and Crossdressing, Muslim Women and Religious Attire, and New York City’s Homeless Shelters
- Political issues: Fight for Mosul in Iraq, President Trump and the U.S. Presidency, and Social Media and Fake News
- Literary works and issues: John Cheever’s “The Scarlet Moving Van,” The Diary of Anne Frank, Jhumpa Lahiri’s Gogol in The Namesake, Shakespeare’s Othello, and Narrative Innovations in Modernist Short Fiction by Several Authors
While seeking a degree and doing extremely well in their academic studies, many of our students lead very busy lives. However, they have goals, motivation and good study habits that help them excel in all their academic studies. As you review information about each winner, you will see these traits and the information literacy skills that continue to help the winners succeed in the workplace and in our global society.
Sukhrob Abdushukurov (1st place) is an upper-class freshman and planning to graduate in Fall 2018. After he graduates, he hopes to transfer to Brooklyn College. Currently a psychology major, Sukhrob is also pursuing biology, with a future goal to pursue a career in a medical field. A graduate from a high school in Uzbekistan, Sukhrob speaks five languages: Uzbek, Russian, Farsi (Tadjik), German, and English. He is also very active at the college: enrolled in ASAP (Accelerated Study in Associate Programs), a member of PTK (Phi Theta Kappa honors society) and PALC (Peer Activist Learning Community), which is led by Dr. Eduardo Vianna in Psychology.
Ambar Castillo (2nd place) is a second-year student and enrolled in the Theatre Program at LaGuardia. She has already earned a B.A. in Latin American Studies/Journalism from Boston University. Presently, she is a literary contributor to the Lit, LaGuardia’s Arts and Literary Magazine. In May 2017, Ambar was one of 38 students selected by the Pulitzer Center in Washington, D.C. to receive an international reporting fellowship. During the summer of 2017, she traveled to Gujarat, India to report on organizations that use the arts to combat social justice issues that threaten people who live with chronic diseases. It is interesting to note that this topic was born out of her research paper, which was submitted into the Research Review Competition. As a theatre major, she is also very active and has performed in college theatre in Boston, Ecuador, and New York, where she received a 2017 Irene Ryan acting nomination for the Kennedy Center College Theater Festival. Ambar is also an apprentice with InViolet Theater and performs regularly in plays addressing social justice issues.
Jennifer Tsuei (3rd place) is a part-time student majoring in English. This is a second win for Jennifer. She participated and won in the 2016 Competition. Jennifer is also the proud mother of a new baby boy and has a daughter who attends kindergarten. Jennifer is a great example of a part-time student who may not have the time to participate in campus activities but is a great student in her classes and dedicates her time to family responsibilities. She is also very humble and states that she is “thankful’ to Dr. Parris, her classroom instructor, for guiding her through the research process. Since she is a frequent user of many of the library services on and off campus, she extends her thanks to all library staff who provide her assistance.
Phillip Mahony (3rd place) an English Literature major is scheduled to graduate in Fall 2017 with plans to pursue a degree in economics from New York University. At the moment Phillip is an intern in the Queens District Attorney’s Office and aspires to become a lawyer.
On October 11th, the winners attended a special photo session for a group picture in the Library’s Courtyard Reading Room. This photo is included in the article. In October, a Certificate of Participation was also sent to all of the students who participated in the Competition. According to many of them, the Certificate is one of their prized possessions, especially since it includes recognition from President Mellow.
Again, we are thankful to the dedicated classroom instructors who helped publicize the competition and worked relentlessly with students to help them achieve their academic success. Thanks to my colleagues who serve with me on the Research Review Panel: Dr. Nicolle Fernandes, Dr. Tomoaki Imamichi, Mr. Christopher McHale and Dr. YuZhang. We also thank Faculty Council for providing the competition prizes.
Library Research Review Competition Winners and Classroom Instructors
|First Place: ||Sukhrob Abdushukurov ||ENC 101 – Dr. Lilla Toke |
|Second Place: ||Ambar Castillo ||HUP 101 – Dr. John Chaffee |
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ENG 103 – Dr. Sorin Cucu
ENG 225 – Dr. LaRose Parris
For additional information about the Research Review Competition, please visit the website located here.


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TORY rebels have threatened to go on STRIKE next week as party bosses order them to cut short their Christmas plans.
Government whips have told all MPs they must stay in Westminster next week instead of taking an early holiday, to counter any Labour dirty tricks.
But some Brexiteers are considering skipping key votes in a show of strength to prove they can still bring down Theresa May.
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If the Tories lost a confidence motion Mrs May would have to resign and Jeremy Corbyn would get two weeks to try and form his own Government - with a General Election triggered if he failed.
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With no major votes currently on the schedule, it's understood some backbenchers were considering starting the Christmas break now.
The Commons is formally sitting until Thursday December 20, and coming back on January 7.
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Mrs May would almost certainly win a no-confidence vote in the Commons, because rebel Tories and the DUP don't want to risk bringing Mr Corbyn to power.
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They have discussed abstaining on what should be routine votes such as those to approve "secondary legislation".
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Ardhi Luft Siregar, chief human resources officer at Manulife Business Processing Services, Inc., has implemented programmes to improve internal development and boost DEI initiatives.
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As chief human resources officer at Manulife Business Processing Services, Inc., Ardhi Siregar executes the company’s people strategies with a focus on developing the next generation of leaders in the organisation. His contributions have led to the company’s highest business performance ever recorded, surpassing service level agreement (SLA) targets for all functions.
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Alice Elliot, The Outside: Migration as Life in Morocco (Indiana University Press, 2021).
Jadaliyya (J): What made you write this book?
Alice Elliot (AE): I wanted to decenter dominant understandings of migration and trace what happens when places of departure rather than arrival are positioned at the heart of conceptual, ethnographic, political thinking and practice around migration. Sociologist Abdelmalek Sayad’s powerful work on the colonial and intimate connections between “immigration” and “emigration” was a central impulse for writing the book, as was my long-term engagement with Mediterranean migrations.
J: What particular topics, issues, and literatures does the book address?
AE: A core aim of the book is to address the deep, constitutive relationship between the global phenomenon of migration and the intimacy of everyday life—and to rethink “migration” accordingly. The book is organized around the ethnography of a rural area of central Morocco notorious for its striking emigration to “the outside,” and traces the multiple ways in which migration permeates life: as brutal bureaucratic machinery administering hope and despair, as an intimate force crisscrossing kinship relations and bonds of love and care, as an imaginative horizon of the self and of the future. Different literatures are engaged throughout the text—a lot of Abdelmalek Sayad’s work on the Algerian migration; a lot of anthropology—of movement, of gender and personhood, of Islam, of documents; and different writings on migration, border and racial violence, diasporas. Above all, however, the book centers peoples’ sharp theorizations and intimate experiences of “the outside,” as a way to both challenge dominant framings of migration and their deadly consequences, and begin to draw out alternative visions of what migration is, does, and can be.
J: How does this book connect to and/or depart from your previous work?
AE: I have always been engaged with migration, especially Mediterranean migrations, both as an anthropologist and through migrant rights work. Before this book, my engagement was very much anchored to a perspective of “arrival”—migration understood in terms of what happens at the border of, and within, countries of arrival, rather than also in terms of the spaces, places, relations, histories of departure. Writing this book has recast my thinking, teaching, and practice around migration in fundamental ways.
J: Who do you hope will read this book, and what sort of impact would you like it to have?
AE: My big hope is that the book can contribute, even in minimal form, to the fundamental work happening within and especially outside academia to redraw the very lines along which migration is imagined and governed. This is both a labor of denaturalizing assumptions that organize dominant understandings of migration—exposing, for example, the racist logics and colonial histories underpinning contemporary migration policy—and of developing a radically different framework to conceptualize migration—for example by attending, as I aim to do with this book, to the intimate, constitutive relationships between specific forms of life and transnational movement.
J: What other projects are you working on now?
AE: A lot of my energy since finishing the book has gone into teaching and working with students and colleagues on different forms of pedagogies. Very much in line with the thinking on migration developed in the book, I am working on a core theory program for anthropology students that expands the idea of “theory”—ethnographically, historically, and in terms of the classroom’s situated knowledge, experience, and conceptual work. Alongside teaching, I am developing a project in collaboration with the Italian migrant group Occhio ai Media on “ethnic profiling” and police violence during and beyond national lockdowns, a social archive of thinking on and experiences of police encounters that challenges and reconceptualizes dominant understandings of “safety.”
Excerpt from the book (from the conclusion, pp. 160-163)
In his pioneering work on the Algerian migration to France, Abdelmalek Sayad mounts a sophisticated and unforgiving critique of the “discourse and science” (2004:119) of the study of migration. At the heart of his critique lies what he sees as a failure, even resistance, to recognize migration as a “fait social global” (1991:15)—a whole entity, an entire social system, that implicates at once the historical, the political, the cultural, the personal (cf. Mauss 2002). As I mention in the Introduction to this book, Sayad develops this observation most powerfully, and most famously, by insisting on the simple but deeply significant fact that “one country’s immigration is another country’s emigration” (Sayad 2004:1). He rejects the “caesura” at the heart of dominant studies of migration, one that arbitrarily separates the process of immigration from the process of emigration. It is this separation, Sayad argues, that allows migration studies to be grounded and guided only by the (self-)perceptions, needs, and concerns of the country of immigration—the receiving, or “host,” society. This ends up reproducing—more or (often) less innocently (see Sayad 1984)—migration as an isolated phenomenon that starts and ends in (say) France, extracted from its geographical, cultural, historical, colonial roots, and understood in terms of a list of disconnected “social problems” to be solved. For Sayad, to speak of migration must be to speak “about the migratory phenomenon in its totality” (2004:63), and to begin to capture this “totality” one needs to trace the steps of migrants themselves, and start, “logically and chronologically” (1976:12), from the places of origin.
Following Sayad’s insight, this book is grounded in a place where, and with people amongst whom, migration begins. As Sayad argues throughout his writings, this decentering of the traditional location of migration studies unavoidably becomes more than a mere geographical move—it produces and demands a conceptual decentering, a decentering, that is, of the modes of thinking about migration. This conceptual decentering happens first and foremost because the analytical tools at the heart of migration studies come to be interrogated when migration is thought through departure rather than (solely) arrival. So, for example, the prism of, and concern about, migrant “adaption” or “assimilation,” still as dominant in the production of knowledge about migration as they were (to his deep exasperation) in Sayad’s time, are suddenly parochialized when the theoretical imagination of migration is expanded to include its origins, and, as we have seen in this book, a multitude other conceptual prisms and social concerns powerfully erupt on the scene. Similarly, the dominant economistic understanding of migration, one that postulates migratory movement as being ultimately about economic disadvantage, is suddenly revealed to be “no more than an exercise in accountancy” (Sayad 2004:127) if extricated from the multiple conceptualizations of what migration (and indeed “the economic”) is, should, and might be about in spaces of departure such as the Tadla.
But the conceptual decentering that happens when one begins to observe migration in its “totality” and from its origins is not only at the level of tools, modes, or models of analysis. It concerns also the conceptualization of migration itself, the very object these tools, modes, models aim to “analyze.” What l-brra reveals is that the constitutive texture of migration, the “thing” migration is imagined to be in migration studies and beyond, emerges as something new, and different, when observed at its origins. What I have tried to show in this book is how migration reveals itself, just as Sayad suggests, as a fait social global, in the Maussian sense of a “total social fact” that implicates the totality of social and intimate (and religious, and esthetic, and economic, and linguistic, . . .) life. With this I do not mean to (only) say that migration affects, and is affected by, life—arguably an uncontroversial statement, at least in the social sciences (though not necessarily in migration policy making and thinking, where “life” is often disregarded, if not actively dispelled [De León 2015; Saucier and Woods 2014]). What I have tried to show in this book is that migration cannot be analytically extricated from life—that is, imagined and conceptualized as an entity/phenomenon separate from the life that makes it and is made through it, and thus something external to life that can be observed and understood in terms of its “causes” in and “effects” on life.
The anthropology of migration has often implicitly and explicitly unpacked dominant theories about the causes and effects of migration—starting from the incredibly resilient push/pull model, a model rooted in neoclassical economics that conceptualizes migratory movement in terms of labor supply and demand, global wage differentials, and individual migratory decisions based on cost-benefit calculations. Anthropology has a long tradition of actively shifting the understanding of migration away from (crude) economics and the kind of “exercise in accountancy” that Sayad laments, and drawing attention to other complex causes and effects of migration in local life: hope, history, kinship, imagination, colonialism, personhood, love, empire, the divine, to name but a few. But throughout the work of deepening, expanding, and subverting recognized causes and effects of contemporary migrations, the conceptualization of migration itself generally remains that of an entity/phenomenon that is, at some scale at least, external to its causes and effects, and exists, and can be known, independently of them—indeed, it is by virtue of this conceptual independence between migration and life (be it hope, history, kinship. . .) that one can be imagined as affecting or affected by the other.
In my attempt to understand l-brra, I have encountered a different kind of relationship between migration and life. As I argue in the closing chapter, what is significant about l-brra, and what constitutes it, is its social and intimate action in and through life. Life—in all its complexity, ambiguity, contingency—is both l-brra’s operative ground and its constitutive texture. Extricated from this (specific) life—the bodies, households, imaginations, relationships, words, gestures that actualize it and are actualized through it—l-brra is merely a “flat” place of vague betterness, as most destinations of migration probably reveal themselves to be when extricated from the specific lives that actualize, and are actualized through, them. In other words, it makes little sense to conceptualize l-brra as an entity/phenomenon independently, and independent, from its action in life—to conceptualize, that is, “what it is” independently from “what it does”—as it is this action that makes it.
The kind of constitutive relationship l-brra instantiates between migration and life in the Tadla offers a different way of thinking about migration, and indeed the dominant “discourse and science” (Sayad 2004:119) that accompanies it. Itsuggests that the conceptual labor migration requires may not be so much at the level of identifying more, and developing a more refined analysis of, its causes and effects in local life. Rather, it may be about tracing, as I have tried to do in this book, how migration emerges through life. This does not mean ignoring the obvious fact that migration has both causes and effects—be they historical, economic, physical, or divine. But it does mean shifting the conceptual imagination of the relationship between life and migration, which also underpins the understanding of migration’s causes/effects, from one of causation to one of co-constitution.
This relational shift also shifts the imagination of what the study of migration should look like—or, better and less prescriptively, where the study of migration might begin, conceptually as much as geographically (and, as Sayad shows, geographical and conceptual shifts are inextricably linked when it comes to migration). If migration is sometimes inextricable—conceptually, ethnographically, experientially—from the life through which it emerges, then this constitutive relationship must be contained within, rather than considered extrinsic to, the unit of analysis of migration studies—imminent in the very “thing” migration is conceptualized to be. This Stratherninan move—that is, one that takes, as Marilyn Strathern (1988, 1994) teaches, the relation rather than the objects/persons/things being related as its unit of analysis—means making the subject of migration studies not an insulated and a priori definition of “migration,” but rather the multiple constitutive relationships between migration and life that emerge in different migratory realities. But this relational move in the study of migration also means working with a resolutely humble and expansive conceptual imagination of migration. Humble, because, if the texture and definition of migration is inextricable from (specific) life, then the entity/phenomenon of migration can never be treated as something that is already know prior to close ethnographic and conceptual work. And expansive because the conceptual imagination of migration must be one that is able to hold as much multiplicity and complexity as life itself.


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It means that I created this art for you to use to make your own art. If you share your art with the world all you have to do is credit my art too. If you post it on Instagram for example, you would say something like: Pattern by: @BadassCrossStitch – it’s like citing your sources. And you know I’m going to double tap that and share the love! (win/win)
It also means, that you can’t sell the work without my permission. Here’s the deal, if you are an independent artist or crafter and you want to stitch a piece or two to sell at a craft fair or on Etsy – you have my permission so long as you clearly state the pattern is mine. I extra approve if you give a portion of your profits to a nonprofit doing great work for women.
No one has my permission to use my work on a large scale (making more than 3 pieces to sell, or any advertising, or commercial applications – you know billboards, t-shirts, jeans, mugs, and shit like that) without my written permission. Businesses, brands, ad agencies, and the like (should know better) and should definitely not be biting my work. That said, I’m totally down to talk about all sorts of applications but it will require a contract, licensing agreement, and dollar bills y’all.
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"The Living Wage and Its Feasibility" by Reverend John A. Ryan
John Ryan, a theoretician in the Catholic Church, focused his intellectual work on economic and political issues plaguing America at the beginning of the 20th century. With an influx of Catholic immigrants looking for work during the industrial revolution, Ryan spoke out against mistreatment of these un-skilled laborers.
As you read the document, address the following questions:
- What are Ryan's arguments in favor of the living wage in his essay, "The Living Wage and Its Feasibility?" What are the reasons he states of those why are in opposition to the living wage?
- What is the ethical argument for the living wage, according to Ryan? How does this argument relate to Catholic teaching as understood by someone in the 1920s-1930s 'Catholic Action' Church?


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Apr 2, 2009 (CIDRAP News) – The US Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) approval yesterday of two more avian influenza (AI) tests for use in a voluntary national poultry health program will improve the protection of US flocks from avian flu, according to USDA officials and animal health experts.
The two tests will speed the detection of AI in breeding and commercial poultry, the USDA said. The tests are real-time reverse-transcriptase/polymerase chain reaction (RRT-PCR) and type A influenza antigen capture immunoassay.
"The two additional tests can provide highly specific results quickly, making them extremely useful as screening tests for AI and as part of an initial state response and containment plan in the event of an outbreak," the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) said in a news release.
The approval was among several changes the USDA announced for the National Poultry Improvement Plan (NPIP), a voluntary federal-state-industry program that sets disease-prevention standards for the poultry industry and certifies operations that meet them. One of the other changes is an increase in the minimum frequency of avian flu testing to once every 90 days, instead of 180 days.
Until now, the only two USDA-approved avian flu tests for the NPIP were two serologic tests, according to Dale Lauer, DVM, director of poultry programs at the Minnesota Poultry Testing Laboratory in Willmar, Minn. Serologic tests look for antibodies to the target viruses, whereas the PCR and antigen-capture tests detect actual viral proteins.
"Serology gives you more of a historical perspective; PCR and antigen capture give you more of a real-time perspective," Lauer told CIDRAP News. "This has been used routinely in the live bird markets on the East Coast. They want to know the status of the flocks right now, and that's what these two tests do."
Antigen capture testing yields a result within about an hour, while PCR gives results in about 3 to 5 hours, Lauer said. By comparison, the gold-standard serologic test, called agar gel immunodiffusion, takes 24 to 48 hours, he reported. The other serologic test, ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay), can give a result by the end of the day if started in the morning, he said.
The poultry industry has already been using the PCR and antigen-capture tests to some extent, but the USDA seal of approval will encourage broader use, according to Lauer. "With the NPIP you have to have an official test so it's recognized from Minnesota to Maine," he said.
The newly approved tests tell whether an avian flu virus is present, but samples still must be submitted to the USDA National Veterinary Services Laboratory to confirm the subtype, such as H5 or H7, Lauer reported.
As for frequency of testing, most poultry operators already are testing their flocks more often than the new requirement of every 90 days, according to Lauer and David A. Halvorson, DVM, an avian flu expert and veterinarian in avian health at the University of Minnesota in St. Paul.
Halvorson said all chickens and turkeys commercially raised for meat are tested before they are slaughtered. "I think that 90-day testing [rule] is for breeders," he said.
APHIS said the new requirement for 90-day testing "will enhance US flock health and help to maintain the US classification of 'avian influenza clean' for parent egg and meat-type chicken and turkey breeding flocks." The agency is also expanding this classification to include breeding flocks of other birds, such as ostriches and emus.
In addition, APHIS said it is establishing an AI-monitored classification for facilities that slaughter upland game birds and waterfowl, as well as farms that raise those birds for release.
Lauer said that raising game birds and waterfowl for slaughter and for use in hunting preserves is a growing industry: "It's a significant industry here in Minnesota. It probably doesn't get a lot of press, but when you add up the hatcheries, growers, and shooting preserves in the industry, it's significant."
Halvorson said little avian flu activity has been seen in the United States in recent months. There were two low-pathogenic outbreaks in 2008, in Arkansas and Idaho, but, "There haven't been any outbreaks lately that I'm aware of," he said. No outbreaks of the high-pathogenic H5N1 avian flu have been identified in North America to date.
Lauer estimated that about 95% of the poultry industry participates in the NPIP and therefore follows its requirements.
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‘Policy reforms through legislative action will not bring much relief’
Chancellor of D.Y. Patil University K.B. Powar on Sunday said policy formulation in education in India was based on top-down approach without taking the stakeholders into confidence.
Stating that policy reforms through legislative action would not bring about much relief, he said the realities relating to financial requirement, manpower availability and social demands should be looked into seriously.
Prof. Powar was speaking at the international seminar on ‘policies, institutions, governance and contemporary disarray’ conducted by the Department of Political Science & Public Administration, School of Distance Education, Andhra University in association with PG Department of Public Administration, Sri YN College Narsapur, West Godavari District, and Association of Policy and Public Awareness, Visakhapatnam.
Touching upon various issues that need attention to provide access to socially-relevant higher education to all, he said access, equity and relevance were important factors to be considered at the time of policy formulation.
Speaking on metamorphosis of higher education in India, he said at the time of Independence there were only 18 universities with 591 colleges and enrolment of 0.2 million. Now it had grown to 700 universities with over 35,000 colleges and 20 million students and a million teachers. Expressing concern at deterioration of quality and disrespect for value system, he called for convergence of formal education, distance education and skill oriented training. He said presently the private sector accounted for 55 per cent of educational institutions with over 30 per cent of students.
Higher education should focus on teaching and research but unfortunately the private sector-dominated institutions were concentrating only on teaching. Numerous commissions and committees and slew of legislations would not bring about the much needed reforms in the system, he said and underlined the need for a holistic approach to reforms in higher education.
Assistant Director of Gandhian Centre (New Delhi) A.D. Mishra said after 1980s, higher education had miserably failed due to crisis in quality of leadership not only in India but in the entire world. He observed that ‘intellectual poverty’ was increasing in India and opposed the education system which was driving man to become a machine instead of teaching him on character-building and human values.
Former director School of Distance Education, AU P. Hrushikesava Rao presided.


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According to Janet Deline, a spokesperson for the Ontario Ministry of Labour (MOL), the accident happened during pipeline rehabilitation work conducted by LiquiForce, a company with headquarters in Kingsville. Chatham-based firm Henry Heyink Construction Ltd. was also involved in the work.
“A cable on the road was snagged by a passing vehicle, and that caused a worker to be injured,” said Deline, adding that the worker, a LiquiForce employee, had been sent to the hospital. “I don’t have any details on the worker’s condition.”
A Feb. 28 news release from the Chatham-Kent Police Service stated that its Traffic Management Unit had secured the site of the accident, on O’Neil Street south of Park Avenue West, and was investigating. Police requested that the public avoid the area and confirmed that there was no risk to public safety.
An inspector from the MOL also attended the scene and issued a stop-work order to LiquiForce for traffic protection, Deline said. Additional orders for documentation were issued to both LiquiForce and Henry Heyink.
“Our investigation’s still ongoing,” said Deline.
A source with Henry Heyink said that the company was cooperating with the MOL investigation, but could provide no further details about the incident. “Unfortunately, we don’t have enough solid concrete information at this time,” the source said.
LiquiForce did not respond to COHSN’s request for comment.
LiquiForce provides environmentally friendly, no-dig rehabilitation for pipeline systems, including those carrying clean water and wastewater, according to information from the company’s website.
Founded in 1979, Henry Heyink provides general contracting and civil construction in the Chatham-Kent area.


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Philosophical is the new single from London-based pop-songstress Sonia Stein. Sonia creates evocative pop earworms based on moments in her own life, feelings we can all relate to, this song is about “always trying to find the deeper meaning behind things and how that sometimes stops me from being able to let go and have fun. It’s about the frustration I have at times with people who want to distract themselves and not think about these things, and sometimes with myself, for being so fixated on them.”
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CTS Energy’s electrolyser is the gateway to a hydrogen economy. The electrolysers are made up of modules that ensure low running costs. They are also equipped with touchscreen display interfaces for the direct and intuitive control of the plant by the user.
By means of the electrolytic process, water molecules are broken down into oxygen and hydrogen by passing an electrical current through the water. If the energy we are using comes from a renewable source, we can obtain hydrogen at zero cost. Thanks to CTS Energy’s technologies, the hydrogen can be extracted directly from rainwater and stored in high pressure cylinders, with the consequent savings in energy, costs and space.
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The sale of 35 F-35 stealth fighters to Germany is in progress
WASHINGTON — Germany has received approval from the US government to purchase 35 Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II fifth-generation stealth fighters. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency [DSCA] has notified Congress. This action starts the order that is already in progress.
- Diehl unveils its stealth FCAAM: fast and extreme close-in agility
- France, Germany, and Sweden build a new tactical cargo aircraft
- Accelerated timeline to get Germany’s F-35 deal signed off
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8.4 billion USD is the approximate price of the order. The notice from DSCA reveals some details about an acquisition announced a few months ago that still needs to go through some procedures to become effective. The main content of the package requested by Germany is already known.
Germany buys 35 fighters and 37 engines for them [two spares]. 344 small diameter bombs, 162 penetrator bombs, 264 general purpose bombs, penetration bombs and inert bombs, air-to-air missiles, homing sections, and extended-range air-to-surface missiles are part of the armament of the German F-35, which is included in the order. Berlin is buying more direct attack munitions, tactical missiles, training missiles, and control guidance units.
German F-35s will be equipped with propulsion sections, telemetry systems, warheads and missile pods, laser detectors, onboard communication devices, cartridge actuated devices/propellant actuated devices [CAD/PAD], various radar devices, as well as electronic warfare systems.
Germany had no intention of buying the F-35. However, a series of events sharply changed the attitudes of politicians in the country. First, former Chancellor Angela Merkel retired and was replaced by Olaf Scholz, who is generally positive about his American partners.
The war in Ukraine changed not only the political situation in Europe but also the planned defense budgets. Many European countries are buying weapons systems that were not even planned for the next five years.
And last but not least – Germany is in the process of retiring its fleet of nuclear air carriers – the Tornado aircraft. The F-35s are an option that Berlin preferred. BulgarianMilitary.com reminds us that one of the countries storing nuclear missiles of the US Army in Europe is actually Germany. Combat capability must be preserved and increased, which is one of the reasons given by Olaf Scholz for the F-35 selection.
The F-35 has become a cornerstone in the dispute over the existence of the Future Combat Air System [FCAS] program, jointly developed by Spain and France. Airbus Defense and Space CEO Dirk Hocke even warned that the FCAS program developed jointly with France and Spain, would be invalidated if Berlin ended up acquiring American F-35 jets.
At FCAS, there are also tussles between Paris and Berlin over project management. However, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz showed that this European cooperation program is an “absolute priority” and the reaction against the Russian invasion of Ukraine contributes to its consolidation.
The American companies that profit mainly from the sale of the above-mentioned lot around the F-35 are Lockheed Martin, as the manufacturer of the aircraft; Pratt & Whitney, responsible for the engines, Boeing and Raytheon, as the rocket supplier.
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What is the Blue Star program?
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary provides numerous opportunities for locals and tourists to experience, learn about, and appreciate the natural and cultural resources that lie within the sanctuary’s 2,900 nautical square miles of protected area. Among these activities are guided SCUBA diving tours and fishing excursions. Given the sheer number of tour operators based in the Keys, travelers may not consider the differences between them beyond price. However, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary encourages individuals to look before they book and choose recognized Blue Star Operators, operators who are “committed to promoting responsible and sustainable diving, snorkeling, and fishing practices to reduce the impact of these activities on ecosystems in the Florida Keys.”
The Blue Star program is a voluntary one in which operators undergo training and deliver education to customers in an effort to create better environmental stewards and encourage responsible interactions with natural resources throughout the sanctuary. Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary currently offers two recognition programs — one for dive and snorkel operators and one for fishing guides. Travelers who book certified Blue Star dive operators can be sure their guides are dedicated to marine conservation, while Blue Star fishing guides are dedicated to education and responsible fishing practices. In fact, Blue Star dive program participants are primary partners in the Goal: Clean Seas Florida Keys program led by the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation and Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
So how do you know if you’re booking with a recognized Blue Star Operator? You can always call a potential operator in the Keys before booking or you can look for the official Blue Star seals; dive operators are recognized with a dive flag icon with a blue sea star and waves overlayed, and Blue Star fishing guides are recognized with a blue sea star overlayed with waves and a fishing hook. Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary offers a full list of certified operators for both programs — in addition to information on how to get Blue Star recognized — here.


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Community Spotlight – Meridian
Today’s Alliance Title branch spotlight focuses on our hardworking group in one of Idaho’s fastest-growing cities. Meridian, ID is a wonderful, bustling suburb of Boise, and our local team loves having a role when it comes to building this great community.
Meridian has been recognized as a great place to live and work by multiple national publications in recent years. Long before Meridian, which was officially incorporated in 1903, was one of the state’s most popular suburbs, known as the Dairy Capital of Idaho. In fact, the city hosts an annual Meridian Dairy Days festival in June to keep the Dairy Capital spirit alive.
How does this branch achieve its goals and keep delivering for their customers each day? It’s their commitment to teamwork, according to Karena Boesel, Business Development Representative. “When someone needs help, we all step up. It’s important to all of us that the customer is always taken care of,” she says. “That teamwork mentality goes through to our title department and plant where our team functions at the speed of light without compromising accuracy.” With over 70 years of combined experience, this group is a team in every sense of the word.
Our Meridian branch applies its spirit of teamwork in the community outside of the office, too. The organizations and causes helped by our associates most often include the Idaho Food Bank, the American Red Cross, Bogus Basin, and the Idaho Botanical Gardens. This team also loves getting involved with the Urban Land Institute, the Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce, the Boise Regional REALTORS® and the Boise Valley Economic Partnership.
The Meridian team always finds time to enjoy everything Meridian and the surrounding area have to offer. “With the great outdoors in our backyard, we all like to spend time enjoying Idaho,” Boesel said. They love fishing, camping, hiking, and biking – Karena says when they are not in the office they are probably outside. “Some of our more adventurous hobbies include deep-sea fishing, weightlifting, world traveling, piloting an aircraft, skiing, painting, cliff jumping, white-water rafting and salsa making.”
Karena thanks the branch’s loyal customers and partners for being part of its success every day. “Our clients mirror our energy, care, compassion, and attention to detail. Because of this, we love working together to deliver an incredible experience to the customer buying, selling, or refinancing!” she said.
Want to share why you love working with our great team in Meridian? Give them a shout out on the Alliance Title Meridian Facebook Page, and remember, when you’re buying or selling property in Ada County, our Meridian branch wants to work with you.

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Prep Time: 10 min. • Cook Time: 15 min.Heat oven or grill to 350°F. Break graham crackers and milk chocolate bars into small pieces (about ¼- to ½-inch).
In a bowl combine the marshmallows, chocolate and graham crackers. Fill ice cream cone with graham cracker mixture; this will completely fill the cone. Wrap the filled cone tightly with foil.
Bake 10-12 minutes or place on rack of grill until very warm. Cool about 2 minutes; unwrap cone.
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RIYADH: Oil prices rose 2 percent on Friday but notched their second straight weekly decline after countries announced plans to release crude from their strategic stocks.
Brent crude futures settled up $2.20, or 2.19 percent, at $102.78 a barrel. US West Texas Intermediate, or WTI, crude futures rose $2.23 to $98.26.
For the week, Brent dropped 1.5 percent while WTI slid 1 percent. For several weeks, the benchmarks have been at their most volatile since June 2020.
Germany to stop Russian oil import
Germany could end Russian oil imports this year, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said, signaling the urgency driving Europe’s biggest economy to wean itself off energy from Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.
Scholz was responding to a journalist’s question about whether he felt a sense of shame that EU countries were paying Russia billions of euros for fossil fuels.
“We are actively working to get independent from the import of Russian oil, and we think that we will be able to make it during this year,” Scholz said during a news conference in London with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Ukraine calls for more sanctions
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Russia’s aggression was never limited to just Ukraine and the whole of Europe was a target as he urged the West to impose a complete embargo on Russian energy products and to supply Ukraine with more weapons.
Meanwhile, Ukraine has banned all imports from Russia, one of its key trading partners before the war with annual imports valued at about $6 billion and called on other countries to follow and impose harsher economic sanctions on Moscow.
“Today we officially announced a complete termination of trade in goods with the aggressor state,” Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko wrote on her Facebook page on Saturday.
“From now on, no Russian Federation’s products will be able to be imported into the territory of our state.”
Oil and gas giant Shell idles 2 Russian-owned LNG ships to curb sanctions, criticism Challenges ahead as KSA looks to long-term OPEC-Russia oil deal
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Former IPS officer V V Lakshminarayana, who is popular for his stint as joint director of the CBI for south, is likely to meet Chief Minister Chandrabahu Naidu in Amaravati shortly and represent the issues of the farmers. He had told the group of farmers in Kurnool the other day that he would meet the Chief Minister and draw his attention to the problems of the farmers. He further said he would design his future course of action to represent the problems of the farmers.
Lakshminarayana, ever since he took voluntary retirement had been focusing on the farmers’ issues. His first meeting in Guntur district was with the farmers and since then, he had been addressing the groups of farmers wherever he visited. He visited the backward Srikakulam and Vizianagaram districts in his first leg of tour after his Guntur meeting. Later, he was found in Prakasam and Nellore districts. Now, he is touring the Kurnool district meeting the farmers.
While asserting that he would represent only the farmers’ issues, he had made his mind clear on his political intentions. He wants to be a minister representing the agriculture sector for which he is exploring different options.
At one point of time, it was widely speculated that Lakshminarayana would join the Bharatiya Janata Party and would be its Chief Minister candidate here, while Narendra Modi would be the Prime Minister candidate at the Centre for the second term. In fact, BJP AP president Kanna Lakshminarayana, at one point of time, admitted that he would leave the decision of choosing a chief minister candidate for the party in Andhra Pradesh to the high command.
There was also speculation that Lakshminarayana would join Pawan Kalyan’s Jana Sena and would be its Ministerial candidate if the party formed the government either on its own or in alliance with any party.
However, Lakshminarayana is keeping his cards close to his chest, not revealing what he is intending to do for political power. As of now, he says his priority is to highlight the problems of the farmers and represent their issues. It is said that he is also planning for a massive protest of the farmers on the lines of the farmers in Maharastra. If that happens, it is for sure, Lakshminarayana would be a force to reckon with in the State politics ahead of the elections.


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STOCKHOLM, May 16. /TASS/. Organizers of the Eurovision musical contest refused to comment on statements of Ukrainian politicians regarding the international song contest to be held next year and Russia’s participation in it.
"I don’t think we as organizers should engage in a debate with politicians via the media in the context of the Eurovision song contest," Eurovision event supervisor and television event executive at the European Broadcasting Union Sietse Bakker told TASS on Monday.
Member of Ukraine’s Supreme Rada Anton Geraschenko said earlier that Russian representatives voicing "support of Russian aggression against Ukraine" will not be able to take part in the Eurovision-2017 to be held in Ukraine.


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That a fund comes to invest in Latin America, in particular to Uruguay, is quite exotic from the perspective of how entrepreneurship is financed, but that it does so in a Uruguayan society is even more atypical because the funds do not know the rules nor the instruments with those that are made, "said the president of Endeavor, Andrés Cerisola.
When appearing before the special commission of Innovation of Deputies to talk about a bill that seeks to simplify the regulations so that it ceases to be an obstacle at the time of undertaking, Cerisola referred to the difficulties that foreign investment funds have today for put capital in Uruguayan companies.
"The vast majority of entrepreneurs find that they have a structure that can not be invested, for example, by a fund, for two main reasons, although sometimes for more," said the president of Endeavor in the commission.
"One of those reasons is that international funds are used to investing based on the rules they know, and a Uruguayan corporation is not what they know," which is why it is "exotic" and "atypical" to do so, Cerisola explained. . "In addition, much of this type of investment works under Uruguayan law and those investors have no time or interest in learning them," he added.
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Cerisola remarked that "in reality, the funds are accustomed to investing in American, British, and Cayman Islands companies, which is something that works for them in a tax manner, but this is not the case in other types of societies. Cayman Islands, Uruguay has them on the blacklist, therefore, although they can be used for funds, the same is not true for Uruguayan entrepreneurs: the United Kingdom, Delaware, etc., it does serve, but no Uruguayan entrepreneur starts with a structure of Therefore, when it receives the investment, it has to restructure the entire company scheme in which it is armed because, otherwise, it does not receive it, obviously, many lose it ".
He explained that "given that Uruguay taxes the income on the basis of a movement of ownership of shares, what happens is that many times the assembly of the new structure and the payment of income tax must be clear that it is not a real sale, but it is restructuring exactly the same as it was before then then receive the investment- it takes 10%, 15% or 20% of the money they raise from an investment round ".
"For an entrepreneur who needs each currency this is dramatic, since sometimes the operation becomes unfeasible," Cerisola said.
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For spring/summer 2021, UK-based premium maternity brand Isabella Oliver launches their first 100% sustainable and ethical maternity capsule collection. This collection is part of their continuous commitment towards adopting sustainable practices and an ethical supply chain to drive lasting positive change in the fashion industry.
The collection was produced ethically in Portugal and is manufactured using locally and responsibly sourced fabrics and fibres like organic cotton, Lenzing EcoVero jersey, and Tencel. In addition to this, recycled polyester, recycled polyamide and recycled fibres such as Greencash yarn were also used in the collection. These all combined together reduce pollution, waste, water consumption and CO2 emissions.
Replacing the conventional viscose by EcoVero reduces water consumption by 56% and carbon emissions by 37% while replacing conventional cotton with organic cotton reduces water consumption by 89% and carbon emission by 16%.
Baukjen de Swaan Arons Isabella Oliver co-founder and creative director said that they care deeply about the planet and its people. They felt it was time for a serious change after dressing pregnant women around the world for many years. They have the power to be the change they want to see hence they have developed a sustainable and ethical maternity capsule wardrobe whose every style is planet-friendly and is ethical.
The collection is designed while keeping ease in mind which will allow mums-to-be to mix and match items to create a range of outfits from dresses to Breton tops, knitwear and loungewear. To ensure ultimate comfort in all the trimesters, all the outfits are designed to “grow with the bump”.
By encouraging customers to “go greener” and eliminate the effects of fast fashion, this step of the brand is part of their strategy to “radically change the maternity sector” by championing slow fashion and campaigning for change as a BCorp business.
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Striding out as the best selling electric vehicle across Europe, Renault has now sold more than 300,000 Zoe EVs in Europe. For every five EVs sold in Europe, the Zoe is one of them. Topping the category for the best electric small cars, the Renault Zoe now offers the problem solver for EVs - a greater range. This charming nippy car has bagged itself plenty of glowing reviews, with four stars across the board on many core motoring sites.
Launched originally in 2012, the Zoe has since seen engine and battery updates, as well as some minor tweaks to the outside and a revamp on the interiors. The new 2020 version delivers higher performance, plus, crucially, the ability to go even further between charges. Here’s our review of the Renault Zoe Electric and how it compares to other vehicles in its class.
The latest Zoe models offer a sizable ten-inch portrait touchscreen, and the materials of the dash, and interior space generally, feel soft-touch and high-end. Set quite high, and with a great user interface, the touchscreen is really user-friendly, meaning you can flick through the options when driving safely and easily.
Trim levels come in three options - Play, Iconic and GT Line. The basic Play still gets full LED headlights, seven-inch touchscreen, cruise control and air-con as standard, whilst it only has the option of the smaller R110 motor. The Iconic trim and GT Line allow you to upgrade to the R135 motor, and the Iconic offers wireless phone charging and various assistance systems. The GT meanwhile gets the 10-inch infotainment screen as standard, high-end trim, a blind-spot warning safety feature and 16-inch alloy wheels.
Safety & Tech
Driver assistance tools bring this small car confidence for motorway driving, with the likes of lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist and blind-spot monitoring tools. The Iconic trim offers rear parking sensors, a lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist, automatic high/low beam LED headlights and traffic sign recognition. The GT Line trim meanwhile adds to that a blind spot warning, and a reversing camera.
The Euro NCAP safety assurance recognition awarded the Zoe a full five stars out of five, with a score of 89% for adult occupant protection and 80% for child passenger protection.
Charging & Range
A 52kWh battery pack replaces the older model’s 41kWh battery in newer models, and this is the update we’ve all been waiting for. The 52kWh allows for an astonishing 245 miles between charges - competition leading, and a significantly higher total than many of its EV rivals. This figure is a lot more than the Vauxhall Corsa-e, Nissan Leaf or Peugeot e-208 EV options, and is almost twice the Honda e, so the Zoe is the EV to choose if you need regular range.
This range is a third larger than even its own previous, 41kWh battery offers. The new Zoe also supports DC charging up to 50kW, as an option, so if a short, sharp surge of power is what you need, this is an extra worth having! This option allows for 90 extra miles of range in a thirty-minute charge. The usual, 22kW roadside charger that is standard across the range takes an hour to add 78 miles.
Renault will install a free 7kW wall box at your house for easy at-home charging if you have a drive or garage, and that really is a must where possible. This enables you to charge from empty to 100% in about nine and a half hours; much quicker than using a three-pin plug. A full charge should cost you about £7 in electricity according to Renault, when on a standard UK energy tariff.
The optional R135 makes the EV equivalent of 134 bhp, putting a really sprightly injection of pace into the Zoe - it’s a great option for a driver looking to do lots of motorway trips for that sense of pace you need to sit comfortably at 60-70mph.
The Zoe really is compact, making it a nifty city car. It’s quite soft and forgiving over more surfaces, and the new model is quieter than ever, with even more sound deadening added. The steering is light and accurate, and the driver’s seat is comfortable enough for even tall drivers to happily undertake long journeys in.
Storage & Space
The Zoe is fitted out with lots of usable space; door bins are big, and there’s a handy shelf above the glove box. The boot also offers a usable capacity, at 338 litres. With space for five adults, short journeys with passengers will be a cinch.
The Zoe remodel has seen the brand concentrate on any ‘trouble spots’ for EV car owners, fixing real issues without upping the price point on this car. That’s why the interior spec and infotainment system have seen an overhaul, and also why the Zoe can tot up so many miles under her belt between charges.
This dinky city car is the perfect electric vehicle option for the driver who needs the flexibility for further mileage, with the combination of generous storage space and the capacity to get their passengers from A to B too. The Renault Zoe is a great value, high-performing, market-leading EV.


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Jack Wills fashion brand launches German store with plans for more abroad
British fashion brand Jack Wills has expanded into mainland Europe as it looks to offset the impact of the Brexit-hit pound.
The retailer, famous for its tweed blazers and hoodies, is launching a new shop in Sylt, Northern Germany, amid plans to roll out 11 more international stores in the coming months.
It comes as British firms grapple with rising import prices as a result of sterling's slump since the Brexit vote, with some having to pass down the costs to consumers.
Founder and chief executive Peter Williams told the Press Association: "It is only natural that we look to expand our store footprint internationally as we grow as a business and look to reach new customers.
"Our increasingly international store portfolio provides a natural hedge as we look to reap the benefits of a diversified currency base in the face of a prolonged weakening of the sterling."
The firm chose Sylt - a luxury German holiday resort and home to the Windsurf Worldcup - after launching stores in the US resorts of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard in America.
Mr Williams, who returned to the role of CEO in 2015, has been looking to breathe fresh life into the business after teaming up with private equity outfit Bluegem to buy out the retailer in October last year, signalling the departure of long-term investor Inflexion.
Turnover grew by 4% to £137.4 million for the year ending January 2016, while earnings came in at £5.1 million, according to the latest available accounts on Companies House.
Jack Wills, which was founded in 1999 in the British seaside town of Salcombe, has 90 stores across the UK, the US, Hong Kong, Singapore and the Middle East.


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I used to watch Celebrity Family Feud when I was younger. Richard Dawson was the host and there were always some funny celebs on. I got to relive those moments LIVE when I was in LA – but this time Steve Harvey took the reigns!
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