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Just experimenting with photoshop's equalize function. I really like the colors in this version. It's a wee bit bright.
Student activists from CT Students for a Dream (C4D) and supporters rally to demand justice in higher education for undocumented students with legislation that equalizes access to student-generated funds: State Capitol, Hartford, Connecticut, Thursday, April 13, 2017.
"In Connecticut, public colleges and universities set aside a proportion of tuition revenue to be used as ‘institutional aid’ to assist students with a demonstrated financial need. However, immigrant students who have grown up in CT and have graduated high school here are not eligible for this student-generated aid. All Connecticut students, including undocumented students, pay tuition and therefore contribute towards this institutional aid pool of funds. Yet Connecticut does not allow immigrant students access to institutional aid themselves. This aid is student funded, we believe all students who pay tuition should be be eligible to receive it.”
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society should extend even to the smallest private firm instead of debating whether this policy should be either caste based or clearly shows their bogus and lopsided concerns for the subjugated and colonized peoples. Reservation as a tool for equalizing the.
RMs is because majority o: the people in thiscountry still lives from hand to mouth unlike the rich 15 -20 %of the population who has .
economic based. This debate is simply an tJnElnding 'paper war'. Th~ simple fact which requires reservation for STs, SCs, OBCs and .
robbed80%of thecountry's resources. FPR 1s ashamed tobe part of those Indians who claimed Indiaas the largest democracy of the.
country and when peoplea'rti uprooted from their homes and lands. .
world when majority of the ~eople could not meet their two meals aday, ~hen women are forced to se!l their bodies, when streets are.
. _ full of beggars, when diseases could not be treated equally to all, when security forces are killing every day in different parts of the.
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3. .While the debates on nuclear deal is the hot issue of this election, one is extremely perturbed that no political organization, who calleddo not have any grass root understanding of the impactof such .c1eal on the people at .
the peripheries or rural areas like that of the North East region. It must be understood that the proces5of implementation ·of the deal .
aga1nst the peopleinterest f0r uranium extraction thereby going to the extend of antagonizing people against each other in pursuit of .
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has s·tarted in a big way in places like Meghalaya where the UCfL, an agent.of the government, is forcibly trying to grab the land.
4. Anolher very dangerous 1ssue that FPR would challenge all organizations in the campus Is that, why till today none of them has quest1oned the administration on the extremely marginal recruitment of faculty from the ST category? Most of the centres and schools.have not filled up the ST seats on the pretext of the unavailability of meritorious candidates. So, where is the difference betweentheCasteist YFE and SFI, AI SA, NSUJ, ABVP and its function with the JNU administrative system? While the ST students are attitudes of various administrations and left unattended to the needful aspirations of the educated unemployed of the STs. Rather, all struggling to get recruited either in JNU, OU or Jamia Milia lslamia, every organization has totally shied way from this discriminatory.
parties shamelessly proclaims that either students should vote for them or YFE is coming to the JNUSUoffice. This is another way of .
fooling and misleading the student community at large and the marginalized and vulnerable in particular. FPR vows to fight for transparencyand accountabilityin therecruitment process of various faculties indifferent Universities of nil sections of society.samewolf disguised in Goa~ .
5.. wh1le token01entionmg of tr·(~ 1ssue of North East Dhaba and North East Study C~ntr~.._v.:,.y stJCJnl should also know that, it is t!'-.3 .
skin who are responsiblefor the delay of timely implementation of both the issues. They have deliberately .
ensured that such dhaba conot come in reality because for them North East Dhaba means cut1ing 'dway the votes from both the .
Muslimand Hinduvoters. Wehave enoughevidence toshowthat till today no organization has ever publicized the progress of both the .
issues. We pledge to resist any attempt on the part of administration if such centre and dhaba are materialized without the pre· .
!nformed consent from. the students concerned. We shall not allow the administration to impose its will against the wishes of the .
:__.·.peoples from the region. We alsochaUenge the other ruling parties how much they know about the progress of the North East Study.. .
underpinning issues. For instance, till today the administration has not even cleared the budget for the first seminar which the i; , Centre whentheykeep mentioning it everyyear. No one knows or talks about It concretely till today·because they do not know the real .
Committee has proposed with the excuse that the administration is not in a position to finance. Will the ruling biggies be responsible.
student community to remain alert on the possible misintroduction of courses in the propos.ed Centre fur Studies of North East FPR enough to answer such question to all the students who love to associate themselves with the North ~ast knowledge? We urge trye .
warn the administration that introducing courses which dehumanizes the peoples shall have no space Inthe campus. FPR ~!so warn .
the administration not to de!:Jy any further in materializing the North East Ohaba the owner of which must befrom the region. Besides, .
more newspapers and journnls published fromthe North East re,gion should be made available in the libraries. .
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FPR urge the students to rally with It In Its efforts towards struggle for review of date of UGC fellowship to start from 2005..
7. applicants as well as for the continuing students of SCs & STs. .
FPR warn the admlnistrat;on to stop dilly·dallylng tactics ~n releasing and dlsbursfng the Rajlv Gandhi Fellowship for new.
enable Wi·FIImmediately in the campus..
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Ensure the construction of pre-paid auto and taxi booths (forelg'h and north east students are charged exorbitant fare) and.
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Make the campus friendly for the disabled students, through provision of sufficient scanners, computers and urgent.
Problem of mess facUlty for the foreign students has to be looked Into for an alternative arrangement. .
10. FPR demand for 24 x 7 Health Centre Service and Increase of medical equlpments for incubation therapy of any disease. .
11. Promote optlmt;Jm 'earn while you learn scheme' with respectable stipends and adequate jobs available. .
12. Detnand Xerox facilities In all the libraries of the centre and. to Increase the duration of aH the centre libraries.ensuring measures from fake employment. .
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13. Demand for job placement cell In the school Qf lfne~·~~s In order to facilitate the students with respectable jobs and .
14. Demand for full fledged SBI banking branch In the campus..
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Qtpfsgui 1.9.2 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Mantiuk
Parameters:
Contrast Equalization factor: 0.1
Saturation Factor: 0.8
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PreGamma: 1
Ed Ruscha, Parking Lots (State Board of Equalization, 14601 Sherman Way, Van Nuys) #10, 1967 (printed 1999). Gelatin silver print, edition 26/35, 15 x 15 inches (38.1 x 38.1 cm). Collection of Blake Byrne, T’57, promised gift to the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. © Ed Ruscha. Courtesy of the artist and Gagosian.
SolidDrive passive equalizer for SD1sm mounted on wood surfaces. The passive EQ module optimizes the SD1sm's performance when mounted on wood.
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Worked at least. Doesn't really look like a sound Equalizer, but whatever.
Messed around with software EQs forever and they’re all terrible on every platform. This little EQ is perfect.
Function:
1.5-equalizer modes Music player.
2.Music And Sound Playback
3.High Fidelity Hound Recorder
4.U-disk
5.shock and water proof quartz watch
6.FM(option) USD1.50 more.
Description:
MP3 Support format: MP3/WMA/WAV
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Output frequency rate: 20Hz~20KHz
Earphone output: 5MW+5MW
Port: USB2.0
Operating platform: Windows98/2000/xp/me/nt Mac OS 8.6 or higher
Battery pressure: 3.7V
Charge pressure: 5.1V
More than 9hours continue playing.
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Dual Tire Pressure Equalization System. 120 PSI. Saves you time and money. Dual tires have a set of problems all their own. In motion, the inner tire's temperature increases due to in-board brakes and poor air circulation. This causes increased air pressure, which expands the inner tire's diameter. As a result, the dual tire configuration is now distorted and the diameters are unequal. The Crossfire Dual Tire Pressure Equalization system maximizes tire life. One Crossfire will do Two wheels.
The Crossfires have a color coded system: black = under inflated, yellow = correct pressure, red = over inflated. Also contains a check valve so that if one tire loses pressure rapidly it will shut off the other tire.