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‘Landmark paper’ shows why ice age Europeans wore jewelry

Pendants and beads reveal nine cultures living across the continent 30,000 years ago

[18.10.19] ✧ 11 days of productivity

I’m going through a time of significant re-evaluation in my life, relationships, academics, and hobbies. I think today was really nice because I really didn’t have much going on and I was able to have time for myself.

I carved a pumpkin today, and I’m very proud of myself. (: I completed my IRB for my research and applied for the UCSB URCA grant! Today I also got involved with a research project called Eco Vista under the sociology department! Eco Vista focuses on shifting our community of Isla Vista into a model eco-village! I’m hoping I can get involved in the food security projects. Meeting the team today was amazing and wonderful.

I’ve also been thinking about taking some courses in graphic design, coding, business, art, and photography. Lately my interests have been changing a lot, and sometimes I question if I even chose the right avenue of study. But then of course, I think of the projects I am a part of now and it makes me proud of what I do. At the end of the day, all of my interests tie back to my area of study.

By Molly Ringwald

केंद्रीय माध्यमिक शिक्षा बोर्ड (सीबीएसई) ने शुक्रवार को एक बयान जारी कर अपनी नई शुरू की गई ऑन-स्क्रीन मार्किंग (ओएसएम) प्रणाली का बचाव किया; और छात्रों को अपनी उत्तर पुस्तिकाओं के पुनर्मूल्यांकन की मांग करने के अधिकार की पुष्टि की। यह तब हुआ जब इस साल 12वीं कक्षा के उत्तीर्ण प्रतिशत में 3.19 प्रतिशत अंकों की भारी गिरावट के बाद सोशल मीडिया पर चिंता और आलोचना बढ़ गई, जो 85.2 हो गई। यह सात साल में…

The Occupational English Test (OET) is an important exam for healthcare professionals who aim to work or study in English-speaking environments. However, there are times when candidates feel that their results do not accurately reflect their performance. In such cases, a re-evaluation of the OET score can be a valuable option. Here is a quick guide to understanding the OET Exam re-evaluation process.

What is OET Re-Evaluation?

Re-evaluation, also known as re-marking, involves a thorough review of the candidate's exam papers by a different examiner. This process is initiated by the candidate who believes there has been an error or unfair assessment in their original results. It's an opportunity to have one's answers reassessed to potentially achieve a higher score.

How to Apply for Re-Evaluation?

To apply for re-evaluation, candidates must log in to their OET accounts and submit a re-marking request within 72 hours of the initial results release. An application fee is required, which is refunded if the score changes after re-evaluation.

Key Points to Consider

Timeline: The re-evaluation process can take up to six weeks.

No Guarantee of Score Increase: While re-evaluation can sometimes result in a score improvement, there is no assurance that the score will change.

Refunds: Candidates are eligible for a refund of the re-evaluation fee if the score changes.

Re-evaluation is an option worth considering for those who believe their OET score does not reflect their actual performance, but it requires careful consideration of time, costs, and expectations.

Lobothelphusa woodmasoni (Rathbun, 1905) is a freshwater crab, restricted mainly to the Southeast Asian countries. Currently, there are two completely contradictory descriptions of the male gonopod and both the authors hardly gave any evidence whether ‘type specimen’ housed at Zoological Survey of India, Kolkata was compared or not. This creates perplexity on the taxonomic identity of the species whereas comparison of gonopods with published data as well as voucher specimen is the only way to identify an adult male specimen. Therefore, to provide some clarity, this paper reviews the taxonomical status of L. woodmasoni from Northeast India by comparing the samples from two sites of occurrences (i.e. Sivasagar and Harmuti, Assam) with its ‘type specimen’. The finding offers the detailed anatomical features of the female abdomen and gonopores for the first time that may be used as tool for species discrimination and thereby re-evaluates the structure of male gonopods and other accessory characters for proper taxonomic enumeration of the species.

Consultation on Oil of Geranium, Camphor Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Lemon Oil, and Pine Needle Oil and Their Associated End-use products, Proposed Re evaluation Decision PRVD2018-03 – Canada.ca

"Oil of geranium, camphor oil, eucalyptus oil, lemon oil, and pine needle oil are essential oils included in registered pesticides available to the general public in Canada.

The pesticides are used as insect repellents on human skin or animal fur. Camphor and eucalyptus oils are also used in animal repellent for rats and racoons. These essential oils come from naturally occurring plants and have…

"The Canadian Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) is proposing to confirm the current registration of dichlorvos products for sale and use in Canada. Evaluation of available relevant scientific information related to the aspects of concern for human health and environment, indicate that dichlorvos does not pose unacceptable risks to human health and the environment, taking into account the…