Gujarat Ayurved University notifies recruitment for 5 posts
Gujarat Ayurved University has invited applications for recruitment to various posts. The interested and eligible candidates can apply latest by July 8.Post details: Total posts: 5 postsPost names:RMO: 1 postBiochemist: 1 postAssistant Registrar: 1 postMatron: 1 post Accounts Officer: 1 postEligibility criteria:Age limit:RMO: The candidates applying for this post should not be more than 35 years of age.Biochemist: The candidates applying for this post should not be more than 40 years of age.Assistant Registrar: The candidates applying for this post should not be more than 40 years of age.Matron: The candidates applying for this post should not be more than 40 years of age.Accounts Officer: The candidates applying for this post should not be more than 35 years of age.Educational qualification:RMO: The candidates applying for this post should possess a post-graduate degree in Ayurveda.Biochemist: The candidates applying for this post should possess an MD in Biochemistry or MSc in Medical Biochemistry/ Biochemistry or they should have a PhD/ DSc in Biochemistry.Assistant Registrar: The candidates applying for this post should possess a Bachelors/ Masters degree from a recognised university.Matron: The candidates applying for this post should possess a BSc/ MSc degree in Nursing.Accounts Officer: The candidates applying for this post should have acquired a professional degree of CA/ ICWA/ MSc with advanced accounts and auditing or the candidates should have an MBA degree in Finance.Pay Scale:RMO: Rs 15,600 to Rs 39,100 plus Grade Pay of Rs 5,400 per month.Biochemist: Rs 15, 600 to Rs 39,100 plus Grade Pay of Rs 6,600 per month.advertisementAssistant Registrar: Rs 15,600 to Rs 39,100 plus Grade Pay of Rs 5,400 per month.Accounts Officer: Rs 15,600 to Rs 39,100 plus Grade Pay of Rs 5,400 per month.Selection process:The candidates will be selected on the basis of their performance in the written test, followed by an interview.Application fee:The candidates are required to submit an application fee of Rs 200 in the form of a demand draft at any nationalised bank drawn in favour of the “Director, I.P.G.T. and R.A.”, payable at Jamnagar.How to apply:The candidates should send their duly filled application forms to the “Office of the Director, I.P.G.T and R.A., Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar – 361 008”. The candidates should send the attested copies of testimonials/ certificates relating to educational qualifications, date of birth, experience, category (SC/ ST/ OBC), etc. along. Besides, the candidates should affix one recent passport size photograph on the application.
Hope floats: With eye on Tokyo, PH tankers seek end of drought Duterte calls himself, Go, Cayetano ‘the brightest stars’ in PH politics Makabayan bloc defends protesting workers, tells Año to ‘shut up’ PLAY LIST 02:11Makabayan bloc defends protesting workers, tells Año to ‘shut up’03:07PH billiards team upbeat about gold medal chances in SEA Games01:38‘Bato’ to be ‘most effective’ CHR head? It’s for public to decide – Gascon02:07Aquino to Filipinos: Stand up vs abuses before you suffer De Lima’s ordeal01:28Ex-President Noynoy Aquino admits contracting pneumonia00:45Aquino agrees with Drilon on SEA games ‘kaldero’ spending issue UST held what seemed to be an insurmountable lead, 43-21, heading into the half but the Lady Tamaraws made a late run in the fourth, cutting the Tigresses’ margin to five, 70-65, with 2:20 left.Defense, however, worked late for the Tigresses with Eka Soriano intercepting Choy Bahuyan’s pass to Fatima Quiapo in the final minute of the game.FEATURED STORIESSPORTSGreatest ever?SPORTSFormer PBA import Anthony Grundy passes away at 40SPORTSSan Miguel suspends Santos, Nabong, Tubid indefinitely after ‘tussle’ in practiceSoriano and season MVP Grace Irebu then iced the game from the line.“We waited for years for this to happen,” UST head coach Haydee Ong said. “The program has no shortcuts. You have to work for it and finally we’re in the finals.” University of Santo Tomas broke its 13-year finals curse when it held off Far Eastern University Lady Tamaraws, 76-65, in the second game of the stepladder semifinals of the UAAP Season 82 women’s basketball tournament Saturday at Smart Araneta Coliseum.The Tigresses last made the finals in 2006 when they won the title.ADVERTISEMENT What’s behind the display of Chinese flag in Boracay? Sports Related Videospowered by AdSparcRead Next Drilon apologizes to BCDA’s Dizon over false claim on designer of P50-M ‘kaldero’ Don’t miss out on the latest news and information. Rice industry paralysis Matteo Guidicelli had saved up for Sarah G’s ring since 2014? MOST READ LATEST STORIES Priority legislation in the 18th Congress Ethel Booba on SEA Games cauldron: ‘Sulit kung corrupt ang panggatong’ Duterte officials’ paranoia is ‘singularly myopic’ View comments
Share on LinkedIn Since you’re here… Talking Horses Share on Twitter Support The Guardian This year’s race was relocated to Deauville from its familiar home at Maisons-Laffitte as long ago as mid‑February, after the Seine broke its banks and flooded the Parisian track earlier in the winter. The switch has had no effect on the standard of the field, however, as it includes the unbeaten colt Sacred Life, currently a 20-1 chance for the 2,000 Guineas on 5 May.Sacred Life was denied a run at Group One level at the end of his juvenile season when the Critérium International at Saint-Cloud on 29 October was abandoned after a group of trainers, owners and breeders protesting about a proposed cut in payments from France Galop, their governing body, blocked the entrance to the parade ring.Stephane Wattel’s runner would have been a live contender for that race, having won his second and third starts – including the Group Three Thomas Bryon – by a combined total of 11 lengths. His six-length win on soft ground in the Bryon suggests he will cope with heavy going this afternoon, while Cardsharp, from Mark Johnston’s stable in Yorkshire, is an interesting opponent for Sacred Life this afternoon as his form last year included a defeat of U S Navy Flag, the subsequent Middle Park and Dewhurst winner, in the July Stakes at Newmarket.Sacred Life could well emerge as a very credible contender for the Guineas after today’s trial, which is due off at 1.50. On the domestic cards, meanwhile, Sonneofpresenting (2.50) could be worth a small interest when he makes his first start since October on the card at Ludlow. Show Share on WhatsApp Was this helpful? features Thank you for your feedback. Share on Facebook Horse racing tips Horse racing Share via Email … we have a small favour to ask. More people, like you, are reading and supporting the Guardian’s independent, investigative journalism than ever before. And unlike many news organisations, we made the choice to keep our reporting open for all, regardless of where they live or what they can afford to pay.The Guardian will engage with the most critical issues of our time – from the escalating climate catastrophe to widespread inequality to the influence of big tech on our lives. At a time when factual information is a necessity, we believe that each of us, around the world, deserves access to accurate reporting with integrity at its heart.Our editorial independence means we set our own agenda and voice our own opinions. Guardian journalism is free from commercial and political bias and not influenced by billionaire owners or shareholders. This means we can give a voice to those less heard, explore where others turn away, and rigorously challenge those in power.We hope you will consider supporting us today. We need your support to keep delivering quality journalism that’s open and independent. Every reader contribution, however big or small, is so valuable. Support The Guardian from as little as $1 – and it only takes a minute. Thank you. Hide Share on Messenger The five-day declarations for the Grand National on Saturday will be along presently to set up a nervous three days for the connections of horses around the 40-runner cut-off point but, as far as racecourse action goes, today’s most significant race could well prove to be the Group Three Prix Djebel in France, which has highlighted winners of both the English 2,000 Guineas (Makfi) and its French equivalent (Style Vendome) within the past eight years. Read more Quick guide Greg Wood’s tips for Monday’s racing Topics Reuse this content Share on Pinterest Kempton 2.00 Lungarno Palace 2.30 Notre Ami 3.05 Roll The Dough 3.35 Station Master 4.10 Longtown 4.45 Versifier 5.20 Ramore Will 5.50 Uncle Percy Wincanton 2.10 Athreeothree 2.40 The Last But One 3.15 Daytime Ahead 3.45 Kalarika 4.20 Adrien Du Pont 4.55 Black Narcissus 5.25 Unwin Vc Ludlow 2.20 Shalakar 2.50 Sonneofpresenting (nb) 3.25 I’m A Game Changer 3.55 Colin’s Brother 4.30 Diva Du Maquis 5.05 Bay Sly 5.35 Oh Michelle Wolverhampton 5.15 Black Truffle 5.45 Beshaayir 6.15 Doctor Sardonicus 6.45 Outrath 7.15 Emigrated (nap) 7.45 Western Way 8.15 The King’s Steed 8.45 Gone With The Wind Kim Bailey’s chaser finished a decent sixth behind Cogry at Cheltenham’s first meeting of the season having won three times over the summer. Sonneofpresenting is a little weak in the market this morning but has gone well when fresh in the past, winning after breaks of 255 and 78 days, and he should be able to take up his preferred position at the head of the field.Roll The Dough (3.05) and Black Narcissus (4.55) both have fair chances at the odds on the cards at Kempton and Wincanton respectively, while Emigrated (7.15) had no luck in running last time and can return to winning form at Wolverhampton’s evening meeting. Martyn Meade’s Chilean in line for Dante after divine success in Paris
Bayern Munich boss Kovac elated after Spurs thrashing: Dream result!by Freddie Taylor23 days agoSend to a friendShare the loveNiko Kovac was elated after Bayern Munich’s 7-2 win over Tottenham Hotspur on Tuesday.The Germans were rampant away from home to all but seal their place in the Champions League knock-out stage.”Nobody could dream of this result,” the Bayern boss told DAZN. “We knew what to expect in London and we experienced that in the first 25 minutes.”Tottenham put a lot of pressure on us, but luckily Manuel Neuer kept us in the game. After that, my team did very well.”Of course, the second goal was extremely important for us. At half-time, we once again tightened a few things and then we played as I imagine and wish. Above all, we took all the opportunities we created.” About the authorFreddie TaylorShare the loveHave your say
LOS ANGELES, CA – OCTOBER 24: Clouds over the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum turn pink in color as the sun sets during the Oregon State Beavers and USC Trojans college football game at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on October 24, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)A former college football star passed away this week. He was only 31.USC’s football program announced this evening that former Trojans’ star Kevin Ellison, a three-time Rose Bowl winner and team captain, died this week.The Trojans announced the tough news on Twitter.“FightOnForever, Kevin Ellison. The former USC captain and 3-time Rose Bowl winner died this week. He was 31,” they wrote.#FightOnForever, Kevin Ellison.The former USC captain and 3-time Rose Bowl winner died this week. He was 31. pic.twitter.com/fDGatdQuMH— USC Trojans (@USC_Athletics) October 6, 2018Former USC star Brian Cushing took to Instagram to express his condolences:“This hurts more than anything I could’ve ever imagined. Kev you were the best friend and teammate anyone could’ve asked for. Coming in as freshman together I always admired your heart and dedication. I’m going to miss you bro forever. RIP,” he wrote.Ellison starred at USC and had a brief career in the NFL. He was a sixth-round pick in 2009 and played for the Chargers and Seahawks.Rest in peace, Kevin.
Get to Know 6 New Types of Beer Hops Editors’ Recommendations Guinness Shoots For the Moon With a New Beer Hops and Terroir: Why the Beer World is Embracing the Wine Term After you’ve sampled enough beer, you start to pay close attention to things like hops.For drinkers consumed with getting the most hop bite possible, researching International Bitterness Units (IBUs) becomes a religion. That’s an easy enough road to travel. But for those looking to understand the more subtle aromatic or flavor profiles available from hops, knowing the individual hop varietal names becomes important.The old standbys of Willamette, Cascade and Saaz are still around, each providing mild bases for all-purpose brewing. As palates for more extreme flavors have grown, the rise of new, trendy hops like Citra, Galaxy and Falconer’s Flight have come to the fore. But even these fairly recent hop creations are already being edged out by experimental hops so new they don’t even have proper names yet.Hop Breeding Company is making many of these new strains available directly to home brewers and commercial breweries alike. Recognized by its use of the “HBC” prefix, these hops are re-creating favorite varieties with new twists and forging new profiles. “HBC 342” is a dual usage hop that addresses aroma and flavor by infusing citrus notes like melon and mango.In the United Kingdom, Charles Faram Hop Merchants is similarly looking to crack the code on new hop creations. Named using the “CF” prefix, these hops are bringing the stalwart hop producer, in business since 1865, into the modern age. CF103 (or Duchess) is prominently showcased in Eden Brewery’s Antifreeze for floral, pepper and spicy notes.Sierra Nevada has been bringing experimental hops to the masses with its Harvest : Newly Developed Hop IPA. This beer allows the seasoned craft brewery to test out fresh flavors and hopping techniques against a large sample group. The hops in this release, listed only as 472, 05256, 431, and 06300 bring in a multitude of complementary sensations such as cedar, coconut, chocolate and orange.Related Post: Best Chocolate BeersDeschutes’ Hop Henge IPA utilizes newcomers Millennium, Mandarina Bavaria and still-numbered hops into a brew brimming with fleshy orange sweetness, grapefruit bitterness and a cracker-malt base.As with any new endeavor, trial and error will play in to whether any of these new, experimental hop varieties will become mainstream. But with the continued growth in craft beer, differentiating brews by use of new hops will be a big trend as breweries attempt to push the flavor envelope. Why Fresh Hops Are Essentially the Magic Sauce of Craft Beer The Best Fresh Hop Beers to Celebrate the Hop Harvest 
zoom Australia’s Port of Brisbane has welcomed its first 8500 TEU class container vessel into the port, the Maersk Lloyd Don Carlos.Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd (PBPL) CEO, Roy Cummins, said this was a significant milestone in the Port of Brisbane’s ongoing work to optimise its navigational channel and ensure Brisbane was able to safely handle the larger container vessels and bulk carriers of the future.“As vessels increase in size and demand grows for Australian ports to take these larger vessels, PBPL has taken a firm view that in the future, Port of Brisbane will never be the limiting factor on the east coast of Australia,” said Cummins.“Far from being the limiting factor this confirms that, under certain tidal conditions, Port of Brisbane is able to accommodate 8500teu vessels. This is a very positive outcome for our customers, exporters and the Queensland economy more broadly. As the international freight task continues to grow, we are beginning to receive requests to handle 8500teu vessels. The arrival of the Lloyd Don Carlos has provided real-time information to help us calibrate the future requirements of Port of Brisbane’s navigational channel.”Port of Brisbane worked with key stakeholders including Maritime Safety Queensland, Brisbane Marine Pilots, Maersk and Patrick Terminals, while using underwater keel clearance technology to inform the early simulation exercises and the vessel’s actual arrival/departure.The 8533TEU Maersk vessel exchanged approximately 700 containers, discharging empty refrigerated containers and loading chickpea container exports. The ship berthed at Patrick Terminals while in port.During its time at the Port of Brisbane, PBPL presented the captain of the vessel with a plaque to commemorate its maiden voyage.Port of Brisbane facilitates the majority of Queensland’s international containerised trade and in 2015/16, the port’s container trade grew to more than 1.14 million TEUs, led by full import containers which grew 1.7% on the previous year.
PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – A Saskatchewan man who was arrested after an Amber Alert was issued for a girl who disappeared from a school playground has pleaded guilty to kidnapping and sexual assault.However, Jared John Charles has pleaded not guilty to aggravated sexual assault.Charles was arrested in July after the eight-year-old girl was abducted near her home in Prince Albert. She was found several hours later.Charles, who was 19 when he was charged and has also been identified as Jarrod Charles, entered his pleas during a pre-trial conference on Dec. 15.A Gladue report — which examines an offender’s Indigenous background before a sentence is determined — has been requested.A date for a sentencing hearing is to be set on Feb. 23.Police said at the time of the girl’s disappearance that a man had been seen talking to her against a school wall before he grabbed her, put her into the back seat of his car and drove away.After the arrest, police said the girl was dropped off in a wooded area outside the city. They said she walked from the woods to a nearby farm where the owner called authorities.Police said a canine unit followed the girl’s footsteps back to the woods to figure out where she had been abandoned. It wasn’t revealed how far she had walked or how long she had been on her own.While police were at the farmyard, they received a call from a business in Prince Albert saying there was someone matching the suspect’s description.The girl’s mother has said what happened to her daughter shows it could happen to anyone. She said the girl was in the care of her grandmother, who had stepped away for a few minutes to get a bottle of water.The girl was well-educated about kidnapping, her mother said.(CTV Saskatoon, The Canadian Press)
OTTAWA – A new report is recommending a dramatic overhaul to the role the federal government and its arms-length organizations play in the Canadian health-care system.An external review has found what it calls serious gaps and overlaps in the eight federally funded health organizations tasked with providing consistency and direction across Canada’s health-care system — a shortfall that it says is impossible to fix without retooling.Ottawa has created eight pan-Canadian health organizations over the past three decades in response to a variety of nationwide health needs, including the Mental Health Commission of Canada and the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction.The authors of today’s report say while the organizations may have played important roles in getting the health-care system to where it is today, change is needed to bring Canada into the 21st century.In particular, the report says, changes will be necessary to accommodate the federal government’s plan to develop a national pharmacare program, as well as to take advantage of big data to improve health delivery and outcomes.The report also recommends phasing out some of the organizations, in part because they may be too small to have an adequate impact or because the health-care context has changed enough that they aren’t as effective now as when they were originally created.
When Apple dropped iOS 7 around a week ago, the world of mobile Apple users clamored to upgrade. After that week of iOS 7 being available, Apple announced that it has been installed on over 200 million devices. Considering iOS 7 is the first time Apple’s mobile operating system has receive an aesthetic overhaul, people couldn’t wait to upgrade. In their haste, though, all of those people that upgraded may have missed that the upgrade is permanent. Once you upgrade, there’s no going back.Apple’s new OS isn’t a Windows Vista-style situation, where you upgrade only to find that your new operating system is going to make you wish you never owned a computer in the first place. For the most part, it works just fine, and even has a bunch of nifty little hidden features throughout. However, the aesthetic of the OS is completely different, moving from skeuomorphism to large skinny text and flat colors. To some people, the visual style and new animations are too drastic, so a rollback to iOS 6 would be more pleasing on the eyes. Unfortunately for that subset of people, once you go iOS 7, you never go back.People got the idea in their head of downgrading to iOS 6 during the iOS 7 beta, which allowed users testing the beta to do so. Apple stopped signing iOS 6 installations, which means if you try to install it, you’ll be greeted with an iTunes error. If you tried to downgrade and now your phone is acting wiggy, just restore the phone back to iOS 7, and learn to love Apple’s Lisa Frank version of an operating system. All those bright colors will put you in a good mood next time you scowl at your iPhone screen.
Le Conseil de Paris lance le projet de construction de la Tour TriangleLe Conseil de Paris vient de donner son accord au lancement de la construction d’une tour pyramidale de 180 mètres de haut. L’édifice, qui sera situé au parc des expositions dans le XVe arrondissement, hébergera de nombreux bureaux. Paris se retrouvera dans quelques années surplombée d’une immense tour pyramidale de 180 mètres de haut. C’est ce qu’a finalement décidé le Conseil de la capitale en votant pour la construction de l’édifice qui devrait proposer d’ici 2016 à 2017, 88.000 mètres carrés de bureaux. Si tout se passe comme prévu, le chantier devrait débuter en 2012, le temps de réviser le plan local d’urbanisme, obtenir les permis de construire et finir la démolition du hall 1 du parc des expositions. Le coût des travaux a été estimé à 500 millions d’euros. À lire aussiChine : le secret de la Cité Interdite enfin dévoiléLe concept de la Tour Triangle a été imaginé par une agence suisse fondée par Jacques Herzog et Pierre De Meuron vainqueurs en 2001 du Prix Pritzker, la plus haute distinction dans le domaine de l’architecture. Outre sa taille imposante et sa forme atypique, l’édifice se démarque des autres constructions par son aspect écologique. “La forme même du “Triangle” limitera l’ombre portée sur les voisins et utilisera des capteurs solaires”, explique Jacques Herzog au Figaro.fr. La tour a été savamment imaginée pour s’organiser en fonction de l’orientation des vents et répondre aux critères de ventilation naturelle et de géothermie.Le concept n’a toutefois pas réussi à convaincre le parti politique Europe Ecologie Les Verts qui, dans un communiqué, caractérise la tour de “monstre dévoreur d’énergie, en contradiction totale avec les objectifs fondamentaux de l’éco-quartier”. Ils dénoncent notamment le nombre trop important de bureaux qui seront difficilement remplis, la saturation des lignes 8 et 12 du métro parisien, et l’endiguement de l’étalement urbain. Découvrez la tour triangle en images sur Maxisciences en cliquant ci-dessous : https://www.maxisciences.com/tour-triangle/decouvrez-la-future-tour-triangle-de-paris-en-images_art13739.html Le 6 avril 2011 à 14:16 • Emmanuel Perrin
Eddie Howe has been amazed by Jermain Defoe’s contribution and he believes that the Englishman would be the right choice for Gareth Southgate in the England squad for the upcoming World Cup in Russia.The Bournemouth coach insisted that the experienced striker can be what the squad exactly needs – the player that they can rely on and he won’t disappoint them under any circumstances.The talented British manager spoke about Defoe as he said, according to Sky Sports:“When he came on the pitch, he was bright, he gave us a lift and when that one moment came, I said after the game you wouldn’t want anyone else on that chance. It was high class.”
Crouch: Liverpool could beat Man United to Jadon Sancho Andrew Smyth – September 14, 2019 Peter Crouch wouldn’t be surprised to see Jadon Sancho end up at Liverpool one day instead of his long-term pursuers Manchester United.“Certainly in terms of goal scoring and finishing he’s right up there. An incredible finisher. Even when he came here as an 18-year-old you could see straight away.”“One of the first sessions he did when he came on loan from West Ham was a finishing session and the lads literally stopped in awe at what they were seeing.”“I think age is irrelevant. I don’t think Gareth will look at the age at all. He’ll look at the player, his experience and what he can bring.”“That’s the beauty of Jermain, Gareth knows him inside out. There’ll be no risk attached to him.”
Categories: Local San Diego News FacebookTwitter November-only ballot proposal fails in committee KUSI Newsroom, Updated: 10:35 PM June 13, 2018
Posted: June 13, 2018 00:00 00:00 spaceplay / pause qunload | stop ffullscreenshift + ←→slower / faster ↑↓volume mmute ←→seek . seek to previous 12… 6 seek to 10%, 20% … 60% XColor SettingsAaAaAaAaTextBackgroundOpacity SettingsTextOpaqueSemi-TransparentBackgroundSemi-TransparentOpaqueTransparentFont SettingsSize||TypeSerif MonospaceSerifSans Serif MonospaceSans SerifCasualCursiveSmallCapsResetSave SettingsSAN DIEGO (KUSI) — A ballot measure proposal by San Diego City Councilmen Chris Cate and Mark Kersey to implement November-only elections failed during Wednesday’s Rules Committee meeting.Cate and Kersey supported the measure, while City Council members Barbara Bry, Chris Ward and Myrtle Cole voted against it.Bry said the city would need to do much more research before floating a measure to nix city elections from the June primary, which still would have been used for regional, state and national elections.“I think this is something that would be totally confusing to voters,” she said.Currently, city code dictates that the top two June primary vote-getters in City Council, city attorney and mayoral races move on to the November general election.That’s due to Measure K, which passed in 2016 to prevent candidates from winning with an outright majority in June, when voter turnout is typically low. Also passed that year, Measure L required that all citizens’ initiatives are voted on in November.Cate and Kersey said the June primary still disenfranchises November-only voters whose preferred candidate didn’t pass the June primary. They also said the primary creates an unnecessarily long and costly campaign cycle.Their potential replacements included ranked-choice voting or a top vote-getter system.The former, also called instant run-off voting, allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference until one secures a majority after several voting rounds. In a top vote-getter system, all candidates appear on the ballot, and whoever receives the most votes wins the election. KUSI Newsroom 
New Seasons Market will hold a job fair from noon to 6 p.m. Sept. 22, to seek candidates for 170 openings for its new Fisher’s Landing store. The event will take place at Life Point Church, 305 N.E. 192nd Ave.In advance of the job fair, potential employees are asked to create an online profile by visiting http://www.newseasonsmarket.com/work-with-us/work-welcome and clicking on “New Employees.”More than 100 New Seasons staff will be on hand to interview candidates. They will offer free snacks, games, art projects and music for those waiting to be interviewed. Based on previous job fairs, the company expects more than 1,000 people to show up for interviews.