text stringlengths 278 614k |
|---|
__label__pos This is a guest post by Ben Lillie, one of the founders of The Story Collider. The Story Collider (@story_collider on Twitter) starts with a remarkably simple question: what role has science played in your life? The wonderful thing about simple questions, of course, is how extraordinarily varied and intric... |
__label__pos Lawyers who were trained in commonwealth jurisdictions may have an ingrained concept that backdating a document is generally improper, if not illegal. This is reflected in the Linklaters article Execution of Documents: Five Common Questions Answered, which offers the following advice for in-house lawyers: ... |
__label__neg ERIC Number:ED514641 Record Type:Non-Journal Publication Date:2010 Pages:154 Abstractor:As Provided Reference Count:0 ISBN:ISBN-978-1-1096-9626-4 ISSN:N/A Preparing Elementary School Teachers for the Academic Study of Religion: Knowledge, Attitudes and Practice in Colleges of Education Abdelrahim Tartir, S... |
__label__neg High frequency trading: an overview This paper examines high-frequency trading systems, which were first developed in the US equity markets but have spread steadily to most asset classes on the main world financial markets. It analyzes the current regulatory and technological structures of the markets and ... |
__label__pos Can a functional MRI of the brain show if you're in love? fMRI *ON THE AVERAGE* shows specific patterns of activation associated with being in love. However: (a) for any individual case, it might not show up, (b) if one was tense about the procedure one might be much less likely to show the result, and (c)... |
__label__neg Current Trends in Global Food Emulsifiers Market 2016-2021 According to the report "Global Food Emulsifiers Market" published by Market Data Forecast, the global market is projected to reach USD 3.13 billion by 2021, at a CAGR of 5.40% from 2016 to 2021. Emulsifiers are made up of particles with one water ... |
__label__neg BACK before life as we know it began on Earth—3 to 4 billion years ago—comets were regular visitors. Because of the high temperatures generated when a comet directly strikes Earth, scientists have thought it unlikely that such impacts left much behind, certainly not the materials that would bring about the... |
__label__pos Keywords: availability modelling, airport availability, navigational equipment, systems modelling, runway availability, aviation infrastructure, critical infrastrucutres, degradation management, equipment outages, equipment failure, equipment reliability Airport availability modelling: a different perspect... |
__label__pos School systems around the world have been searching for ways to help engender better interpersonal relations among all persons within their borders. Achieving this goal is difficult when students have had limited cross-cultural experiences. This reference book examines developments in multicultural educati... |
__label__neg Volunteerism Wordlist Service – обслуживание, служба, услуги Volunteer – волонтёр, доброволец Contribution – вклад, взнос, пожертвование Quality of life – качество жизни Altruistic – альтруистический Payment – уплата, платёж, плата, взнос, оплата Opportunity – удобный случай, стечение обстоятельств, благоп... |
__label__neg The scientific method is based on logical reasoning. When you draw conclusions that support evidence gathered in an investigation, you are following logic. Two methods of reasoning that are involved in logic are inductive and deductive reasoning. Inductive reasoning involves drawing a conclusion by moving ... |
__label__pos The Romani people—once known as “gypsies” or Roma—have been objects of both curiosity andpersecution for centuries. Today, some 11 million Romani, with a variety of cultures, languages and lifestyles, live in Europe—and beyond. But where did they come from? Earlier studies of their language and cursory ana... |
__label__neg Manuel, D. G. and S. E. Schultz. 2004. Health-related quality of life and health-adjusted life expectancy of people with diabetes in Ontario, Canada, 1996-1997. Diabetes Care 27(2): 407- 14. Morris, S. 2007. The impact of obesity on employment. Labour Economics 14: 413-433. MRC/BHF. 2002. Heart Protection ... |
__label__pos Abstract Abstract Nutrigenomics promises personalized nutrition and an improvement in preventing, delaying, and reducing the symptoms of chronic diseases such as diabetes. Nutritional genomics is the study of how foods affect the expression of genetic information in an individual and how an individual's ge... |
__label__neg Joel is a venture capitalist whose firm invests in the health care industry. He's a wealthy man—but the way he sees it, a fair economy is more important than preserving special rules in the tax code for millionaires like himself. "Not since the early 20th century has our country experienced the wage gap be... |
__label__neg Continue Reading The cost of powder coating varies greatly depending on location and specific services performed. Burn's Powder Coating, for instance, can treat a simple bar stool for as little as $70, whereas a vehicle transmission housing can cost as much as $200, as of 2016. The type and size of the ite... |
__label__pos Upcoming Sixth Helsinki Chemicals Forum to Hghlight Importance of Chemical Regulations News Apr 25, 2014 "Since 2007 the Helsinki Chemicals Forum has been looking deeply and broadly at the key issues that are manifesting as companies, scientists, NGOs, the public and its governments work towards the World ... |
__label__neg Sustainable Seafood What is sustainable seafood? According to the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch Program, sustainable seafood is “seafood from sources, whether fished or farmed, that can maintain or increase production into the long-term without jeopardizing the structure or function of affected ecosy... |
__label__neg Breaking News By Rabbi Avrohom Sebrow In Parashas Korach, Moshe Rabbeinu announced that the events that were about to unfold would establish clearly whether or not Korach was right in his challenge. “Through this shall you know that Hashem has sent me to perform all these acts, for it was not from my heart... |
__label__neg A publication of the Archaeological Institute of America A wealth of musical instruments, historical documents written on bamboo slips, and a pit filled with thirty-three bronze battle chariots are among the astonishing finds recently recovered from two Warring States Period (475-221 B.C.) tombs in central... |
__label__pos The MLPA process has been rife with controversy in Laguna Beach, after recreational fishermen and commercial lobstermen realized they were about to lose the long-held right to fish in the coves and reef points off of the city. The process has been a winding one, with multiple stakeholder proposals, a polit... |
__label__pos by Dr. Boyce Watkins As the 2012 presidential election approaches, I’m honestly a little concerned about those who guilt trip you into voting for parties that don’t care much about you by telling you how hard our ancestors fought for you to be able to vote. The same Democratic Party that didn’t have a thin... |
__label__pos Yesterday’s Tourism Summit put on by Gov. Andrew Cuomo may evoke images of a similar meeting last summer — the first annual Yogurt Summit. Cuomo made a bit of news then announcing he wanted to expand from 200 to 300 the number of cows that dairy farmers could have before needing a costly CAFO, of concentra... |
__label__pos A meta analysis of blood pressure studies was recently published, with excellent news for patients with this condition. In an exciting summary of results, they found that massage therapy in and of itself lowered blood pressure (systolic). Massage also had the added benefit of helping blood pressure medicat... |
__label__neg WASHINGTON — The U.S. unemployment rate dropped to a near four-year low of 7.8% in September, a potential boost to President Barack Obama’s re-election bid. The Labor Department said on Friday the unemployment rate, a key focus in the race for the White House, dropped by 0.3 percentage point to its lowest ... |
__label__pos This is not exciting news. The National Institute of Scientific Research in Brussels has identified global warming to be a significant contributor to erectile dysfunction. Dr. Alfvin Schwartz, chief of the study, said: The evidence is clear! All statistics confirm it, but most scientists would not believe ... |
__label__pos Scroll sideways to follow the dune succession. Dune Building Pioneer Stage - Foredunes Yellow (White) Dune Stage Grey Dune Stage - Calcareous Grey Dune Stage - Acidic Dune Scrub Stage Conifer Plantations Plants growing at the back of the beach, together with flotsam and jetsam dropped at the high tide mark... |
__label__pos Guest Contribution by: Louis-Xavier Buffoni – Software engineer at Audiokinetic HDR in a Nutshell HDR (“High Dynamic Range”) audio is a technique which draws its inspiration from the local adaptation method used in HDR imaging, which “attempts to maintain local contrast, while decreasing global contrast.” ... |
__label__pos War and Revolution: Rethinking the Twentieth Century War and Revolutionidentifies and takes to task a reactionary trend among contemporary historians, one that’s grown increasingly apparent in recent years. It’s a revisionist tendency discernible in the work of authors such as Ernst Nolte, who traces the i... |
__label__neg Health Care exchanges open today. If you don’t have insurance yet, now’s your chance. Money is something that tends to not get talked about much in friendly conversation. Or maybe that’s just my friends/family. It’s a shame though, because all of us seem to have so much to learn about managing our personal... |
__label__neg Running your business from home may be a great financial and strategic decision. That being said, there are several points that one needs to consider in order to determine if transferring the office to a home environment is suitable for his needs. We will take a look at some of the advantages and provide s... |
__label__neg Breast cancer cells commonly metastasize to the brain using mechanisms that are not fully understood. Because there are no effective therapeutics and surgical treatments are often problematic, the survival rate of breast cancer patients that develop brain metastases is dismal (<10 months). Recent work indi... |
__label__pos Webdoc.com is a new website for storytelling you should be using. From our prospective as i-doc makers, it offers an interesting paradigm: separable page format that whilst remaining in the control of the maker, offers a unified (though linear) discussion space that can be remixed (and made nonlinear). It’... |
__label__neg آیا افراد مبتلا به اوتیسم عملکرد بالا مشخصات IQ مرتبط با ناتوانی یادگیری غیرکلامی را دارند؟ کد مقاله سال انتشار مقاله انگلیسی ترجمه فارسی تعداد کلمات 73697 2008 9 صفحه PDF سفارش دهید محاسبه نشده Publisher : Elsevier - Science Direct (الزویر - ساینس دایرکت) Journal : Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders, V... |
__label__pos Attacking the switchbacks at Ironman St. George/Photo by Jay Prasuhn In John Howard’s last article, “Cutting Corners, Done Right,” he covered how to turn corners under sub-optimal conditions like heavy traffic and with other riders. Here, in part II, he expands his advice to two important areas, teaching u... |
__label__neg There are many process improvement methodologies – Six Sigma/DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control), Lean, Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) and innovation to name merely a few. But with so many choices, it makes applying an improvement methodology difficult. There are questions such as: “What makes ... |
__label__neg This study analyzes the distribution of sex ratio at birth in African populations using data collected in birth histories in sample demographic surveys (Demographic and Health Surveys and World Fertility Surveys). The average sex ratio from 56 surveys, totaling 1.130 million births, was 1.033 (95% CI, 1.02... |
__label__pos MTA chief Jay Walder yesterday re leased a $12.7 billion budget for next year that, he says, “achieves stability” without chopping service. Sure, stability — thanks to lots of borrowing. All it takes is a nudge from a pol or two to send the rest of the plan crashing down. The good news first: For the first... |
__label__pos MONROEVILLE (KDKA) — Having a designated trauma center nearby in a mass casualty situation can make a difference in time, expertise and outcomes. “Patients may get to the operating room sooner, and may get intervention sooner than at a hospital that isn’t trauma trained or verified,” explains AGH trauma su... |
__label__neg Battery-operated, self-propelled lawn mower great for tough grass For a mower that’s great on tough grass, easy to control, and easy to start, the WORX WG789 PaceSetter passes the test. This battery-operated, self-propelled lawn mower doesn’t use any oil, is quieter than gas mowers, and is ideal if you hav... |
__label__neg Neutral sentiment is at highest level since December 22, 2011 in the latest AAII Sentiment Survey. The rise in neutral sentiment is occurring as both short-term optimism and pessimism are falling among individual investors. Bullish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will rise over the next six month... |
__label__neg Knife blades are made from many different types of materials, including bone and even wrought iron. However, the most popular types of knives, and the most common, are made from steel. They will be stainless steel or high carbon steel blades. It can be confusing to know exactly which one you should choose,... |
__label__pos As part of its Security- as- a- Service Implementation Guidance Series, the Cloud Security Alliance has released its Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) guide aimed at providing enterprises with best practices for deploying cloud-based SIEM services. Specifically, the new document, which was p... |
__label__neg B.C. student goes hungry for environmental change Canadian University Press January 24, 2014 12:00 am News BERNICE PUZON The Peak (Simon Fraser University) In protest to Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline, Mis Nissen didn’t eat for a week. BURNABY — Speaking out against the Enbridge Northern Gateway Proj... |
__label__pos In a recent study by George Mason University, it was found that the US government officials’ grave warnings that drones could lead to a disaster above the nation’s airports are nothing but overstated concerns. It was reported that birds are a much bigger threat to aircraft than the unmanned aerial systems ... |
__label__pos (http://web.utk.edu/~merogge) Social Welfare, Social Justice and Environmental Degradation Website: University of Tennessee College of Social Work (http://www.idbsu.edu:80/socwork/) and Boise State University Social Work Department Geographic/ Political Dimension Global Poverty Trap (Durning's 1989 Model)*... |
__label__pos To print this page, select "Print" from the File menu of your browser Australian Broadcasting Corporation LATELINE Late night news & current affairs TV PROGRAM TRANSCRIPT Broadcast: 10/10/2000 Salinity Solutions The fight against Australia's number one environmental menace received a big boost today. But i... |
__label__pos Fall is here! Our weather has cooled down and my electric blanket is already getting a ton of use! One of the things I love most about fall is the freshly harvested apples and squash… and the baking. I probably bake more in the fall than I do any other time. I mean, hello Gluten Free… This Tuna and Bacon Q... |
__label__pos This was too cool not to comment on…. Scientists at MIT have developed a kind of plastic which can attract/repel water (at the same time). Essentially, the article has photos of some of the tests. One where they treated a pattern area and water droplets have accumulated on it. In much of the developing wor... |
__label__neg CHAPEL HILL Would people and their communities be healthier if they still got food from local farms? A team of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill researchers has received a grant to study the public health impact of moving toward a local, sustainable food system. The team will establish a Gillings... |
__label__neg If you are thinking about losing some weight you may require an appropriate diet plan to help you achieve your goal. You cannot continue to eat everything you like and you must be aware of certain foods that can end up sabotaging your diet plans. Your weight is determined by the number of calories you have... |
__label__neg Career and Education Opportunities for Statistical Clerks in Lewiston, Maine If you want to be a statistical clerk, the Lewiston, Maine area offers many opportunities both for education and employment. The national trend for statistical clerks sees this job pool growing by about 5.1% over the next eight ye... |
__label__pos PMSEIC 26 The 26th meeting of the Prime Minister’s Science Engineering and Innovation Council (PMSEIC) was held on 16 April in Melbourne where members gathered for their first meeting of 2013. The process for determining strategic research priorities had been presented to the last PMSEIC meeting in Decembe... |
__label__neg Pilot project off Scottish coast could eventually provide enough electricity to power up to 42,000 homes The Scottish government has given permission for work to begin on the largest tidal energy project in Europe. Six demonstration turbines will be built in the Pentland Firth, between Orkney and the Scott... |
__label__pos Activity Introduction Quick summary: This lesson is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to enter the Nudge by Mirvac – Sustainability Film Competition. Students explore what natural resources are and how we use them. They explore the natural resources in their classroom and around th... |
__label__neg How to Choose the Right Yarn to CrochetBy Rachel Choi – 15 Comments Have you ever stood in the yarn section at the store not knowing which yarn to pick? If so, here are some things to keep in mind when choosing the right yarn for your project! Color – Finding the right color is like an art. Pick colors tha... |
__label__pos GRANDVIEW - In an era when governments are hiring more police officers or trying to pass legislation to make life tougher on criminal gangs, the city of Grandview is focusing its efforts on an intervention program. The city is doing so in partnership with the Grandview School District through the GREAT (Ga... |
__label__pos “We would eat our pencils at school if they had nutritional value,” Kansas seventh-grader Zach Eke told KAKETV. There are no calorie counts for the parade of nutritional horribles (interspersed with a little fruit). Imagine what a program based on 21st-century nutritional science could do. The Daily Beast ... |
__label__pos Gina and Amanda are not a comedy duo, but two 17-year-old Greek girls who emigrated to Australia with their families and are turning heads with their talent in the natural sciences. Diaspora newspapers have described Gina Gahtidi as “the upcoming star of particle physics.” In October she was chosen among a... |
__label__neg Tweet Ethanol Does Yield Net Energy Gain Published: 11-Jul-2006 The debate over whether ethanol takes more energy to produce than it yields has become somewhat like the debate over the "flat earth" in the 15th century: How much more scientific evidence to people need before they accept fact? The final repo... |
__label__pos “Fathers must not be put to death for what their children do, nor children for what their fathers do; each must be put to death for his own sin.” – ‘Deuteronomy’ 24:16, The Bible’s Old Testament It is a common refrain in the law enforcement business. At some point, you need to make an example out of somebo... |
__label__neg BioMax Food Multi III 90/180 tabs Details Ingredients Send to friend Customers Also Bought Customer feedback BioMax Food Multi III 90/180 tabs | Innate Response Formulas 100% Whole food vitamins and minerals delivered in our proprietary FoodState® food concentrates.* When crafting all Innate Response Formu... |
__label__pos Economic & Real Estate Report - 3Q 2015 The United States (U.S.) economy lost some momentum duringthe third quarter, as the advance estimate of GDP reflected aslowdown from the prior quarter amidst volatile globaleconomic conditions, the strong U.S. dollar continued tonegatively impact American manufacturi... |
__label__neg « RTI International and Süd-Chemie to Investigate Effects of Coal-Biomass Syngas Contaminants on Fuels Production | Main | New Metal Carbide Catalyst for Cost-Effective Direct Conversion of Cellulose into Chemical Intermediate » Researchers Develop Process That Could Result in Higher Yield from Oil Shale 2... |
__label__pos In many industries, periods of increased pressure are an inevitable part of the job – but that doesn’t mean HR should carry on “business as usual” and wait for it all to blow over. HRD Crystal Dunlop says offering extra incentives and bolstering support for your staff during their, albeit temporary, time o... |
__label__pos The incredibly large cholera epidemic in Haiti has continued powerfully through its 2010 outbreak, claiming the lives of around 175 people this year and proving its title as the “largest and most explosive cholera epidemic in modern times.” While many global bodies and most scientists place the blame on th... |
__label__pos Join us for FREE and access exclusive investments and property investment resources Join IPIN here Access exclusive opportunities that are only available to IPIN Members Find out more We never share your data with any third parties. *Note: IPIN investment opportunities are available subject to location and... |
__label__pos Professor Gordon Walker, co-director of the Demand Centre, argues that de-carbonising the energy system is vital, but it is not enough on its own to realise a just energy transition. De-energising has an equally important part to play. Biological Sciences student Jenny Mitchell used a university scholarshi... |
__label__neg Steroids, such as prednisone, have an important side effect in muscle deterioration. Associated with this are both acute and chronic steroid-induced myopathy. However, steroids also have powerful anti-inflammatory effects, and are therefore used in some autoimmune diseases that affect muscles. Thus, steroi... |
__label__neg freely available re-usable Cells 2012, 1(3), 409-427; doi:10.3390/cells1030409 1 2 Abstract :T cell monitoring is increasingly performed using cryopreserved PBMC. It has been suggested that resting of PBMC after thawing, that is, culturing them overnight in test medium, produces higher antigen-induced spot... |
__label__pos A known N devil is better than an unknown angel,” my friend had said, grimacing at the giant spiderweb in the bathroom of the PWD guesthouse at Rekong Peo. Tired and sunburnt, we were on our way back to Delhi after a 16-day trip in Spiti, Himachal Pradesh. A massive spiderweb, and a defunct flush made us r... |
__label__pos We have compiled helpful resources for parents and children including a medical glossary. In addition to our articles, we also provide resources for managing pediatric obesity as well as information from Columbus Parent Magazine. Columbus Parent Magazine Articles These articles& provide helpful information... |
__label__pos After Eric Massa's claim on Glenn Beck two nights ago that he no longer had the energy for the allegedly arduous, time-consuming task of fundraising, Politico sent some reporters to suss out the truth behind his defeated grousing. What they discovered was irritating. Politico reports that many freshman mem... |
__label__neg Overeating while pregnant leads to obese babies [news] Women who gain too much weight during pregnancy have big babies, putting their children at risk of becoming heavy later on, a new study says.American researchers followed all births in Michigan and New Jersey between 1989 and 2003. They then focused on... |
__label__pos Toni Morrison What Meanings Can Be Attributed Seminar Paper Length: 15 pages Sources: 15 Subject: Literature Type: Seminar Paper Paper: #60434934 Excerpt from Seminar Paper : Toni Morrison What meanings can be attributed to the literary accomplishments of American author Toni Morrison? How does Morrison us... |
__label__pos We have become so accustomed to accessing information online whenever and wherever we want that we mostly behave as if all information will be preserved forever. We are dead wrong. Journalists need to do more to preserve their own work, but they also need to do much more to safeguard the information they a... |
__label__pos As our knowledge of biomarkers increases, new studies are uncovering promising news on treating breast cancer. This emerging technology is already helping to predict which cancers – and which patients – will respond best to specific drugs. Molecular biologist and oncology expert Dr. Jason Hill summarizes s... |
__label__pos MOLINE (AP) – This year’s relentless winter weather is proving difficult for water mains across Illinois. The extreme cold has caused a record number of water main breaks in Moline this season, according to a report in The Moline Dispatch. Since Nov. 1, Moline has had 61 breaks, while another 60 have occur... |
__label__pos Parent Forward By Bonnie J. Toomey Acrimonious split-ups are for celebrities, TV dramas and fast-read novels. We just love to hear the juicy details. But why should a child be dragged through the muddied waters of his parent's relationship? It's so easy to other-ize one parent when there is a separation or... |
__label__pos A home you can call somebody else's Illustration: Rocco Fazzari The renting masses deserve a great Australian dream, too, writes Simon Castles. What a welcome piece of news that in Britain The Block has been a ratings disaster. Sold to ITV by Channel Nine, the reality series - in which hot young couples ar... |
__label__neg Pass Credit Distinction High Distinction Assignment 1 This assignment is a compulsory assessment task. Value: Due: 15% of final mark 12.00pm (midday) on the scheduled teaching day of Week 5 Topic: Marking criteria: Assessment 1 See guides to Assessments Imagine a country where long distance bus and taxi se... |
__label__neg Conditions such as heart disease, breast cancer, hepatitis C, tuberculosis and asthma claim thousands of lives prematurely across the whole of England, but more often in the north. Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, described the findings as “shocking” and promised to introduce measures to reduce premature... |
__label__neg The Eco Key is proud to present this list of eco-friendly living tips from green author, Jodi Helmer. They are from her book - 365 Small Things You Can Do To Make A BIG Difference. More can be found at green-year.com. We can ALL make a difference. Please Contact Us with your own unique Eco Tips. We'll post... |
__label__neg In 1952, the New York Stock Exchange conducted a survey to see how many Americans participated in the stock market. The findings were sobering: just 6.5 million individuals owned shares in publicly traded companies -- a mere 6 percent of the adult population. By contrast, in the century's first three decad... |
__label__neg It’s time to feed your inner nerd. It’s the new year, so it’s a good time to talk about time, and when eggheads start talking about time, they can get really worked up. St. Augustine asked: "What then is time? If no one asks me, I know: if I wish to explain it to one that asketh, I know not." The Ancient G... |
__label__pos Call of The Wild In the Tyrolean Alps: respecting the power of snow For snow lovers the call of the wild is getting ever louder as more and more of us seek respite from the madding crowds. During the upcoming high season of the Austrian ski winter, congestion on the groomed ski pistes can sometimes resembl... |
__label__neg Authors Practice Areas FCC Proposes New Obligations for Emergency Alert System Participants On June 25, 2014, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) adopted a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) seeking comment on revisions to the Emergency Alert System (EAS) rules. EAS provides the Pre... |
__label__pos Essays Tagged: "outbreak" estions such as 'How does it infect its victims?', 'How are Ebola victims treated?', 'How are Ebola outbreaks controlled?' and many othersrelated to this deadly virus.GENERAL INFORMATION The Eb ... not affect humans. The Ebola virus was named after the Ebola river in Zaire, Africa... |
__label__pos AS THE WORLD WATCHED “Without a struggle, there can be no progress.” -Frederick Douglass As we near the end of Black History Month, it is important that we, as a Black community, maintain ownership of our history, and continue to reflect on the strategic genius that was a signature of the Civil Rights move... |
__label__neg About this group Being around a dog can make people feel more confident, help them relax and boost their wellbeing. Organisations that take dogs into schools or care homes provide a valuable service that can improve lives. Whether they are therapy dogs or pets that are happy to meet strangers, individuals ... |
__label__neg Abstract: The main purpose of the work conducted by the working group Training and Knowledge Management (TKM) is to improve education and training in safeguards and non-proliferation for students and professionals in the European Union. The scope of the task was very clear when the TKM was established in 2... |
__label__neg On March 27, the U.K.’s 2014 Finance (No. 2) Bill was published embodying several Budget measures, including changes to the U.K. income tax treatment of share-based forms of awards for globally-mobile employees, capital gains property taxation, anti-avoidance measures, and changes to income tax and Nationa... |
__label__pos From the preface to the first edition of Critique of Pure Reason: It is true that Abbot Terrasson tells us that if the size of a book were measured not by the number of its pages but by the time required to understand it, then we could say about many books that they would be much shorter if they were not s... |
__label__pos Our justice system is problematic, people get sent to prison and get traumatized for life, family members get ripped from their family as they spend time in prison, innocent people languish in jail, and many poor people end up in jail more because they don’t have proper representation. Its a punitive syste... |
__label__neg By guest blogger Doug Calhoun The Patents Bill has had a tortuous ride through Parliament – to say the least. Introduced in 2008, it was reviewed by a select committee in 2009 and reported back in March 2010. In September 2012, the bill finally got its second reading that featured a heated debate over the ... |
__label__pos Hiya guys! Patrick (patio11) here. You signed up for periodic emails from me about making and selling software. I apologize for radio silence the last few weeks -- I've been working diligently on getting my course on lifecycle email marketing ready. Unfortunately, this is my first time doing a project requ... |
__label__neg Hedge Funds Rose 0.9% Last Month on U.S. Budget Agreement Hedge funds climbed 0.9 percent last month, posting their best gain since September while trailing global equities, as markets rallied in the wake of a U.S. budget agreement and correlation between stocks diminished. The MSCI All-Country World Index... |
__label__pos Climate Security has long been at the forefront of E3G's research focus, which is demonstrated by the breadth of work produced by E3G and their resulting expertise. One of the first big successes in the field was in 2007 when E3G, with backing from the UK chair, helped to initiate the first UN Security Cou... |
__label__pos Reality Check So you're ready to walk away from your job and into your own business? You may be prepared to give up big perks like pension plans, but little things add up, too. "It didn't occur to me how many incidentals I took for granted as an employee," recalls Sherri Fishman, who left a public relation... |
__label__pos Silicon Valley startup Skyera has unveiled a solid state storage system that the company believes will be a game changer for enterprise storage. The product, known as Skyhawk, will use consumer-grade multi-level cell (MLC) flash memory as the basis for a bulk storage solution at a price point of less than ... |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.