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Panchkula, January 3
Region’s largest career fest ‘Satluj Career Fest’ was organised by Satluj Public School, Sector 4, Panchkula (a part of Satluj Group of Schools, with 14 branches across India; the newest being in Jammu and Derabassi, with an upcoming campus in Kurali, New Chandigarh) with an aim of guiding the students of class IX to XII and their parents about various career opportunities. Key speakers at the career fest stressed that with many losing their jobs and uncertainty looming large, there is a need to develop entrepreneurial skills.
This year, the event was hosted virtually, leading to not only a pan-India, but international reach with student registrations from all over the world. Counsellors and foreign representatives from more than 500 universities, foreign and Indian. Over 5,000 students represented 100+ schools from India (including metros, tier 2 and tier 3 towns) and around the world during the career fest.
2022 last chance to slash emissions to avoid 2C? https://t.co/Lf3RhNlay1
If emissions keep rising we ll be on target to hit 2C in the 2030s (2034 at the earliest according to this analysis which uses a conservative 19th century baseline and looks at the latest climate models which may underestimate Arctic heating and feedbacks).https://t.co/qr9KNHhyol
From that last link,
Under the Paris Agreement adopted in 2015, virtually all the world’s nations pledged to limit global warming to “well below” 2C above pre-industrial levels and also, if possible, “pursue” efforts to cap warming at 1.5C. At present, the world is not close to being on track to meet either target.
The Cabinet Files Show That We Need to Change the Nature of Record-Keeping
This is essentially the difference between seeing the outside of an envelope versus its contents.
Punishing the person or persons responsible for this week’s Cabinet Files leak does not address the underlying issue. The real problem is that the way governments and businesses keep records is broken.
Recently, we collaborated with Queensland State Archives to design a bot to automatically identify, appraise, store, and secure their records. No human intervention, or compliance, is required.
This kind of system is called “compliant-by-default”, and it is just one way we can re-imagine record-keeping to address low levels of compliance in our organisations.
The chilling vantage point a fly-in-fly-out sniper may have used to take out a bikie kingpin has emerged - as the Perth racetrack where he was gunned down welcomed back crowds for the first time since the shooting.
Former Rebels bikie boss Nick Martin, 51, was shot in the back at the Outlaw Nitro Challenge drag racing event at the Perth Motorplex, Kwinana Beach at 8.30pm on Saturday, December 12.
He died at the scene in front of horrified families and children including his own wife and step-daughter.
Martin told his wife Amanda: babe, I ve been shot as she tried to give him CPR while he died in her arms.
Epidemiology of soil-transmitted helminth infections in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia
Johanna Kurscheid ,
Affiliation Yayasan Wahana Bakti Sejatera Foundation (YWBS), Semarang, Indonesia ⨯
M. J. Park,
Affiliation Department of Nursing, College of Nursing, Konyang University, Daejeon, South Korea
Affiliation Faculty of Health Sciences, Curtin University, Bentley, Australia ⨯
Ross Sadler,
Affiliation School of Public Health, Griffith Health, Griffith University, South Brisbane, Australia ⨯
James S. McCarthy,
Affiliation QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, Herston, Australia ⨯
Susana V. Nery,
Affiliation Public Health Interventions Group, Kirby Institute, University of New South Wales, Kensington, Australia ⨯
Ricardo Soares-Magalhaes,
Affiliation School of Veterinary Science, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
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