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DENOSA Student Movement statement on the increasing number of student nurses who are contracting COVID-19 during their practicals in clinical facilities

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DENOSA Student Movement concerns over the announcement to reopen higher learning institutions

Media statement
Saturday, 02 May 2020
DENOSA National Student Movement notes the announcement by Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Blade Nzimande, on the controlled return of final year Clinical Training (medical) students, under strict conditions, as means to also directly assist with the health management campaign of the Department of Health as well as the measures to prepare for the return of all other students across the country.
He also announced the intention to engage principals of nursing institutions with the view to allow final year students to return to clinical areas.
We commend the minister on various aspects of the plan, but we would like to raise a concern, which we would like to engage him on, when it comes to students being out in practice at this time of the pandemic.
We are extremely concerned about the safety of nursing students as they have never actually been safe even before we had a pandemic. It is our strong view that the integration of student nurses into clinical practice environment must be holistic in approach and, in addition to their contribution in their learning, must be cognisant of their welfare and the risks they face. The approach must no longer be a guinea pig one given the fast-changing environment in clinical areas that is increasingly complicated by emergence of more dangerous infectious diseases such as COVID-19. And, that the desirable model in the form of previous stipend system (or PERSAL) is no longer there does not mean it cannot be reintroduced.
The students must be insured in the case of danger should they contract COVID-19 while forming part of the frontline.
Furthermore, the minister announced the intention to provide distance learning support mechanism for students who are beneficiaries of NSFAS at higher learning institutions across the country in the form of laptops and provision of data. While there will have to be a lot of background work that needs to be done to fully integrate and complement this large-scale approach, this announcement is commendable, although it automatically excluded majority student nurses who are on a bursary system from the Department of Health and many students whose parents fell just short of qualifying for NSFAS support by a few cents or Rands (or the so-called “missing middle”).
Nursing colleges absolutely have no adequate infrastructure to accommodate online learning, which will keep nursing education behind, especially in nursing colleges. With an effort to avoid course extension and ensure continuation of learning we are engaging the office of the minister to see the possibility of assisting students with study gadgets. We believe this will be a first start to bringing colleges closer to technological methods of learning.
We believe the support from the Department of Higher Education and Training would be greatly and desperately needed in this regard.
Therefore, student nurses as part of their training are expected to perform clinical duties for experiential learning, but today it is not experiential learning because the minute a student enters a facility they automatically change to employees due to shortage of staff. And today students are still denied PERSAL system and are imposed with a BURSARY SYSTEM as a model of funding without study materials to use.
Issued by DENOSA National Student Movement
For more information, contact:
Nathaniel Mabelebele, National Chairperson
Cell: 071 684 1646
Sphumelele Bloze, National Secretary
Cell:  079 300 4409


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Halloween, Samhain and murder by the state.

In a place where hundreds died in agony, superstition and fear, a nylon witch in a pound shop triangular hat is pretending to sweep away leaves in the gift shop.

In a place where hundreds and thousands saw their family members enter in chains and never saw them again, a cartoon cardboard skeleton represents fear and terror. The skeleton is giving a jolly rictus grin.

We are not allowed to take photographs here despite it not being a prison anymore.

I take photos of the gift shop. No one has ever been slung in jail for hovering a mobile phone over a £1.99 Celtic ring. Apart from possibly in America somewhere.

Tonight is Halloween.

I love Halloween. I love the sound of the words Samhain and Allhallows Eve, beautiful mysterious antiquated words that should not exist in a time of Argos, Amazon and Haribo.

To really portray the horror of this castle, where many innocent people died in terror in front of their family, the tour guide of this special Halloween night time tour pretends he is an undertaker.

Undertakers are scary.

He is a jocular undertaker and I think that no one anywhere has ever wanted a jocular undertaker. But I am a misery and on this darkened sudden winter eve, I wanted to hear in hushed tones about spectral icy fingers on prison wardens’ backs, not genial laughter at a girl in a sexy pussycat outfit.

‘Leave spookiness alone and stop making it sexy and silly and with cheap flattering accessories!’  I want to shout.

Because I want to close my eyes in a silent ancient terrible place and think of what has happened here at a time of year when worlds and spirits are meant to collide but instead a girl with suspenders and a ‘sexy’ bloodstained nurses uniform is giggling with the smirking cat.

The dead are quite justified in staying dead. Unless they are slightly lecherous.

The fake undertaker walks us through shadowed toppling history and sometimes someone with green hair jumps out and shouts ‘BOO!’ just as we were cheerily admiring real scolds bridles and ankle chains.

The fake undertaker does try to portray the horror of a not so recent past and we are to be fair here at an event where ‘prizes are awarded to the best costume. ’

I did not read the small print.

But I find it a queasy amalgamation of light laughter and miserable deaths.

We hear gut wrenching horrendous history about people, real people who were hung a mere step away and it is hard to then suddenly do a LOL at a light joke.

At a place where witches who probably weren’t witches died a hideous death.

And where people like us stood to watch.

Will Auschwitz have tour guides with jocular banter once enough time has past?

As it was Halloween and as Lancaster Castle is famous for it’s supposed supernatural activities, I was expecting the emphasis on the many many statements of people who have stated they have seen or felt ghosts here over the centuries.

But a sheet over the head is more terrifying than centuries of torture.

And legends mean nothing anymore.

But we will still stand to watch.

3 Responses to “Halloween, Samhain and murder by the state.”

  • narf7 Says:

    At least you didn’t have to suffer Bella and Edward ;)

  • nunmoreblack Says:

    I see your problem. I guess the castles future lies in manufactured spookiness. While honouring departed kin and welcoming newborns; when we lay a table for the absent; when the curtain between this world and the other is at its thinnest; we get gift shops.

    Re: guest post. It appears I have cobbled together a short monologue. Would you care to read it?

  • nunmoreblack Says:

    The thing is, I’ve moved from west London and I live in this place called Lancaster. It’s way, way up north. It’s a city, only small. I work for Dave. Dave’s a builder. He hasn’t got no City and Guilds or nothing, but he’s got ladders so that’s alright.
    A while ago we did this job for this old bloke. Jack. He’s the oldest person I’ve ever known. Dave says he’s about ninety five. I like him. Dave says Jack makes up stories. Tells fibs. Whoppers.
    While we was working there Jack did tell us stuff. About when he was young and that.I used to listen to him. Once he told us about being in some war. I think he called it the Second World War. That or some other one. That was when he told us about the ammunition.
    See, in Lancaster, there’s this little hill. And on it is a castle. Or a jail. It don’t matter ’cause soon it’s gonna be a Primark. At last. I need knew trainers. Anyway, during this war, they melted down the cannons from the castle to make ammunition. Jack told us that.
    Also, he says he got something called Victoria’s Cross. I don’t know what that is. But I didn’t tell him. He says ho got it for something he did in Tunisia. Or somewhere like Tunisia.
    Later, in the pub, I asked Scarface Ray what Victoria’s Croass is. He said it’s a medal of some sort. Made by some queen. I pulled my phone out and looked it up. I found Jacks regiment, the Duke of Lancaster, and they’ve got what they call an Honours List. Only Jack isn’t on it. Fibber. I don’t mind though.

    One time Jack tells me and Dave about this crime that happened. It was in a place called Dalton Square. This fella goes nuts and kills his missis. Then he kills the maid. Then he chops them both up in the bath. It was 1935.
    There was this song that everyone sang in the pubs about it. Jack says it was him that made it up and wrote it on the bog wall, in a pub called the Square. He sang it. I didn’t know it. Something about red stains on the carpet. Jack says the tune for it came from “Red Sails in the Sunset”. I don’t know that niether. But I think it might have been Coldplay.
    Later, in the pub, I asked Scarface Ray about it. He says he thinks he heard about it at school. So I pulled out my phone and looked it up. The fellas name was Doctor Buck Ruxton. He was from India. Or somewhere like India. He gets jealous ’cause his missis might be playing away. She’s called Isabella. So he strangles her. Then he strangles the maid. She’s called Mary Jane Rogerson. Then he chops them up, wraps the bits of bodies in newspapers, and dumps them in Dumfriesshire. That’s in Scotland. Or Ireland. Same thing.
    Antway, he screws up. One of the papers is a special edition of the Sunday Graphic. You could only get it in Lancaster. Plod traces it straight to him. It says on my phone that this started modern police forensics. I thought that was CSI.
    In the bit I read, it says they took the bath out of Bucks house, took to somewhere called Preston, and put it in a field so police horses could use it. Northern horses must be very small. I’m only joking. I think they were really talking about his hot tub.

    Another time Jack told us about this lady called Ella. She sang on the stage. Jack knew her. It was 1952 and she snuffs it during a show. Jack says he was there. He says it was in some theatre called the Grand. At the time Jack was a member of something called the Footlights. I don’t know what that is.
    Later, in the pub, I asked Scarface Ray about it. He dosen’t know what I’m talking about. So we both pulled our phones out and looked it up. The Grand is the third oldest theatre ever. Some people formed the Footlights in the 1920′s to support it. They bought the whole place in 1951 to save it from getting knocked down. They’re still around. I might go and look at it. I’m not gonna see a show or nothing. Don’t be silly. I told Scarface Ray. Scarface Ray said he might go too.
    The ladys’ name was Ella Shields. She was from Baltimore. That’s in America. Or somewhere like America. Early on, she can’t make a living over there ’cause of something called the ‘Depression’. I think my brother had that once.
    So what happened was, she came over here and got famous. She was bigger than Adelle and everything. She played the very first night at something called the London Palladium. I’ve never been there. I think it might be near McDonalds. Also, in the 1940′s, she did the Royal Command Performance. That’s a big show for the King. I think Ant and Dec presented it.
    In her act, she dressed up as a fella and sang a song called “Burlington Bertie from Bow”. Bow’s in the shitty east. At the end of the song she collapsed, and died later. She was seventy two. The bit I read said a nice thing about her so I read it out to Scarface Ray. I said, Ella showed great courage in the face of adversity, and her fortitude was an inspiration to women everywhere. Scarface Ray said, was she a dyke.

    This week, me and Dave have been working on this womans house. She’s alright but keeps talking about her son which is boring. He’s in the army. And Afghanistan. There’s a picture of him on the sideboard. He’s a right ugly sod. I didn’t say that to her though. Next to his picture is stuff about his regiment. He’s in the Duke of Lancaster regiment. Same as Jack. Except here it says the regiment was formed in 1970. That can’t be right. So I pulled my phone out and looked it up.
    Before it was the Duke of Lancaster regiment it was the Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire). They’ve got an Honours List too On it is Jack. I wrote this down ’cause I knew I wouldn’t remember the letters.

    I told Dave I was gonna go and see Jack and tell him he wasn’t a fibber.Dave said I might not get a response ’cause Jack died a couple of weeks back. I felt bad about it.
    Later, in the pub, I told Scarface Ray. Scarface Ray said I shouldn’t feel bad about it ’cause Jack was well old. Scarface Ray said the only fibber was Wiki. He’s quite clever sometimes. Anyway, I got myself another lager and sat on my own to think about it for a bit.

    And here I am.

    See, it’s about this. Since I met Jack I look at things differently. I see things around me more. Sometimes, if I’m bored, I just wander about. If I see something I like,like a big building, or a street or something, I pull my phone out and look it up. There’s nearly always a story about it. That’s ’cause Lancaster is a city full of stories. Jack told me that. I think I’ll stay in Lancaster.
    Next week, me and Scarface Ray are going to the library. I’ve never been to one before. Scarface Ray went to one once. The internet was down so he left. Obviously. A library is the best place to look things up. Jack told me that too. He said I should go there. So I will.
    So it don’t matter that I didn’t tell Jack that he wasn’t a fibber. Or that I didn’t tell him I found the stuff about Victoria’s Cross. All that matters is that I don’t forget all the stuff that Jack told me. So I wont.
    I feel better now. I’m gonna get myself another lager and tell Scarface Ray about it. Tomorrow I’m gonna tell Dave.

    For Ella.
    Ella Shields (Ella Catherine Buscher)was touring the UK for the last time and her show in Lancaster was the last show of the tour. I am not certain that it took place at the Grand, but I cannot think where else it could have been, given that she was such a huge star. I stand to be corrected.
    She opened with her trademark ‘Burlington Bertie from Bow’ but instead of singing “I’m Burlington….”, she sang “I WAS Burlington….”. She finished the song, collapsed, and died three days later in Lancaster without regaining consciousness. Her body was taken to Golders Green crematorium where there is a plaque dedicated to her. She remains relatively unknown in her native United States.
    A popular myth at the time suggested that the line, “The Prince of Wales Brother, Along with some Other”, in Burlington Bertie, referred to Jack the Ripper……

    For Buck Ruxton.
    Red stains on the carpet, Red stains on the knife, Oh doctor Buck Ruxton, You murdered your wife.
    Then Mary she saw you, You thought she would tell, So doctor Buck Ruxton, You killed her as well.
    I believe the bath is still in a field near Preston where it is used as a trough for police horses.
    Note. Horses to NOT bathe in hot tubs whilst sipping Martinis.

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submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 24.03.2017

For all those who will be in kythera late august , there is a church service that perhaps many of you dont know about , the church services are held at . PALIOCHORA... in a very old church called '' e kerrea tou fouro '' [ lady of the tax ] unusual name for a church but thats another story , the services that are held there are the memorial services for the 9 days of the falling asleep of the  mary .... after the main services  at myrtithia on the 15th august  , they are held in perhaps one of the most significent fotress's on the island ... paliochora.... a place of dwellings  with animals  , crops,water wells, it was an entire community   for kytherians some 600 years ago to protect themselves from the turkish pirates that attacked  kythera and other parts of greece ,for many of us its the place where we have our family beginnings , after the pirate era period ceased , the people that survived the Turkish pirates,   left the fort of agios dimitrios  as it was called and set up villages such as  potamos ,trifyllianika  melitianika, logothatianika , aroniathika  and surrounding  villages north and to  the centre of the island ..... these church services have been held in late august every year in paliochora for hundreds of years in the same church which is in remarkable good condition , a resident from trifyllianika told me when he was a young boy, at last years service he could remember 30 to 40 donkeys parked outside the church as  that's how people travelled around the island ,  but unfortunently as the years go by the attendaces have been getting smaller and smaller ,!! it is now up to this current geneartion of the island vistotrs to attend so as not for this special day of worship not to completely disappear , it would be a shame for these services to cease , as our ancestors would have gone to these services, as i keep saying, kythera is not only for, sitting in platias gossiping , drinking coffees , going to beach parties , making movies , going to bars and drinking the night away , we must protect the culture of our island as much as possible for future generations  , and you dont have to be religious to attend although they are very moving ceremonies ,  everyone is welcomed, non Greeks , people that are holidaying in kythera from Athens and other places of Greece , this is the real historic kythera .., it is also a great opportunity to explore the magnificent fortress, the other churches and ruins of this spectacular fortess of kythera ...if you havent been to paliochora this is a perfect way of seeing kytherian history and help save a wonderful church service , after the morning service ,  coffee and the best kytherian sweets are served outside the church and people can mingle and meet new people from kythera and other countries and discover more about the island .....PLEASE SUPPORT OUR CULTURE  AND VALUES OF OUR BELOVED ISLAND !!  ... and honour our past and protect the  future  , our ancestors attended these smaller type church services in the various villages around the island !!!  respect and never forget the way they lived  and leaving their families to migrate to other countries   ......dates for the paliochora 9 days mary services are .... the evening of the 23rd august around 7pm.... and the morning service on the 24th august commencing around 8am .... if you neeed more information i will be in kythera mid July to early September... my Greek mobile number is 6984778201 or my Australian number is... 0412 729927 .... ... ... there are two ways of getting to paliochora, you can walk the marked track from trifyllianika, which starts next to the little church [agios jannis ]  in the square of the village , which takes about 40 minutes  .. that's how it was done in the old days by foot and donkeys.... or these days you can drive on a good sealed and dirt road to the fortress, look for the signs on the main road between the village of potamos and just before the village of aroniathika ....please try to attend one of these wonderful services in a magic place of the island .. i look forward to meeting all that attend .. would be nice to see current committee members from the kytherian associations... of new south wales, Queensland  and Canberra, there are lots of you on the island during that period and  you should attend this event after all you are the main promoters of the island in Australia and you all should attend one of the services ... xpona polla ....

please note .... wear a hat , flat shoes , sport type shoes , no open shoes . bring water as it is a very hot period of the summer ,once you have reached paliochora by the road way, there is a small track leading down to the church so please wear the suitable  foot wear .....and a special thank you to our good friends at SUMMER EDITION   for sponsoring and promoting this kytherian event .. thank you ... ....

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He is thinking about you.

“You will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You, because he trusts in You” Isaiah 26:3, NKJV.

God can use anything and anyone to remind you that He is with you. He’ll use the ray of sunshine on your face, the warm hug from your grandchild, the blossoming flowers on your porch, and the unexpected check in the mail. He has special ways to let you know, He is thinking of you. God created thoughtfulness. It is what He is. You are on His mind constantly, and it’s a good and healthy kind of obsession.

When you really like someone, that person consumes your thoughts. They are on your mind when you wake up and when you lie down to go to sleep. You daydream at work because you’re planning your wedding, and the person hasn’t even asked you out on a date. We know how to think about someone throughout the day. Imagine how much peace we’ll experience if we trained our minds to think about God that way.

Challenge: As you go throughout your day, and as you observe everything around you, look for how those things remind you of God’s nature and how He feels about you.

Prayer: Father God, I thank you for speaking to my heart. Thank you for thinking of me and loving me the way you do. Help me to think about you the same way. You deserve that. You’ve done so much for me. I’m sorry for being so distracted with cares. Help me to see how much you love me, how much you care for me. Change my heart and mind to be more focused and centered on you. In Jesus name, Amen.

(Read Psalm 139)

16 thoughts on “He is thinking about you.”

  1. Yes, Lord. I thank You more than anyone can imagine. Please help me to focus more on you. Let not the cares, circumstances and situations that I am going through and/or of this world choke Your goodness out of my life, body, mind and mouth in make my praise unfruitful.

    Let no rock cry out in my place.

    I stand while coming to You asking always that You keep my clean hands and my heart pure, as I approach Your presence as know how, to worship You. I look to You. This is and will be how I fight my battles. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

    Blessings, Shalom and Agape.

    1. Thank you The New Hanna for your beautiful prayer. It means so much to me! I hope You don’t mind that I copied it, so I can also pray it.
      In Christ’s Love,
      Donna Davis

  2. Hi Kesha, you are truly a blessing. Thank you for using your gifts and allowing God to work in you as well as through you. Your daily devotionals are always spot on–right on time! I was just meditating on Isaiah 26:3 two days ago. I love the fact that we are offered a double portion of peace when we stay focused on God with our mind and trust God within our heart, because He is always thinking about me!
    Continue to SHINE lovely lady!

  3. Glory be to God. I’ve really been pondering over these scripture for quite sometime now. Even this morning at my devotion I asked God to help me keep my mind stayed on him. This is a confirmation. Things have been rough for me these days, healthwise, family and so on. I need the peace of God. Sis, please pray with .me. God bless you and your ministry.

  4. Thank you Father God for your undying love for me. Father you are concerned with everything about me. Please help me to keep my mind stayed on thee.
    My prayer is that You Father God will be me first thought in the morning and my last thought at night.
    Father I thank you for the obedient vessel in Sister Keshia please bless her with you heavenly favor.
    Please help me to stay focused more on you Lord.
    All glory and honor belongs to you.

  5. So on point and definitely needed!! I am so grateful that God loves me and cares for me the way He does. I have never experienced love like this! It makes me want to do better and be better and love better. God bless You 💕💕💕

    THANK YOU for your unceasing Love and Thoughts about me.
    Now help me Lord to continuously keep my mind stayed on You so that I may experience the PERFECT PEACE that is freely given to me❣

  7. Grateful for this Word. My thoughts are not on Jesus as much as they should be. I thought of romancing Him, but my thoughts are filled with things or people that cannot satisfy . I was thinking upon this, and am surpised again to find something that addresses my very thoughts. Just goes to show how much His thoughts are on me/us. How He deserves my attention and affection.

  8. ❤Amen continue to teach me your way oh God Again I say in the name of Jesus Amen🙏🏽

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A Philmont Adventure (take 2), Troop 976 (Crew 703-N2), Vienna VA, Summer 2014

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Crew 703-N2 takes a breather on Wilson Mesa as the majestic Mount Baldy looms in the distance.

Why “take 2”  you might ask?  This past summer I had the spectacular opportunity to tour the Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico once again with my 2nd of 3 Boy Scout sons, a wonderful crew of boys from our Troop, and 3 fellow adult advisors (dads) who would share in one very memorable adventure.  Our crew would trek through heat, rain, sleet, dust, grime, and some unanticipated cold weather to complete a 96 mile hike in 12 days over many peaks and through beautiful valleys.  It is often quite difficult to explain just how much these boys endure along the way, how they grow in teamwork, leadership, and maturity, and how much darn fun they have over the course of the hike.  Waite Phillips, the founder of the Philmont Scout Ranch said it best when he said

“The challenges of Philmont pale in comparison to trying to explain it to those who have never been.”

Each and every day is a new adventure, with new goals, new challenges, and many decisions that must be made by the crew as we advisers go along for the ride.  Our job is not to lead the boys, rather its to be there for safety, risk assessment and guidance as requested by the scouts.  We are “on vacation.”  And what a vacation it is.

Many of you might be reading this because you have stumbled into my blog via an internet search on Philmont.  Welcome.  Perhaps you have a son getting ready to go to Philmont, or a child that works there.  Or maybe you went years ago.  Regardless, I invite you to come on in and share in our story.  My previous trip to Philmont occurred in 2011 with my eldest son, now an Eagle Scout and attending his second year in college as of this writing.  I blogged his entire trip HERE and have received many comments and e-mails over the years from folks just like you who have enjoyed reliving the adventure.  So have a look over there as well and come back here where I will be adding more posts to cover the whole adventure.

If you have a son preparing for his own trip you may want to encourage him to read through both adventures so he might get a feel for what is ahead.  Many lessons to be learned.  A scout is prepared!  My last post will include a video/slideshow that is easily shareable with your own Troop or Crew.

Sometimes I simply write from memory but often I will include something straight from my journal.  I journaled all through the first hike and was so glad I did.

Once again for this trip I ditched my heavy DSLR camera in favor of my lighter weight Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5.  Its now a few years old but remains tried and true.  I managed to take many more photos this time using only 2 batteries and two memory cards.  I’ll also be posting some images shared from my fellow advisers with proper credit.  Enjoy.

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Bright eyed and bushy tailed for an early departure out of Washington-Dulles.  We were three Troop 976 crews strong representing the National Capitol Area Council BSA with one crew a mix of neighboring boys that were good friends.  The more the merrier.

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Off the plane and onto the bus.  This would be my second trip (and many for our Troop) using Blue Sky Adventures as our host shuttle service to and from Philmont.  They do an outstanding job and I highly recommend them.  We will spend 2 days in Colorado Springs acclimating to the altitude while spending some time touring around and having fun.  They take care of everything and put we adults at ease.  Love the bus time as I get to sit, relax, and listen to my own music.

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Our first stop was Red Rocks Canyon and Amphitheater where we tooled around, climbed the stairs, checked out all the rock and roll memorabilia and then went for a short hike.  But first, a selfie with my son.  I was happy to be back headed to Philmont to share this experience with him.  I had such a great time with my older son.

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The order of the day was drink!  Drink now, drink often, drink all the time.  Simply stay hydrated and get used to it.  Our tour guide Kristin was great with the boys and kept us moving.

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Our man Iggy feeling good about Colorado.

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A quick crew pose.  Boys getting excited.

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Back on the bus.  Riding in style and heading to our second stop of the day at the Air Force Academy.

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The Academy in Colorado Springs is located against a beautiful backdrop of mountains.  (Imagine for a moment seeing this bad boy headed your way to drop a payload on your position, let alone many of these.  Frightening.)

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We were momentarily distracted by the World Cup and had to watch a little of the USA game, along with several other Troops coming in and out of the campus store.  USA lost 🙁

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Our crew in front of the Air Force Cathedral.  From left to right, Rod, Aidan, Daniel, Liam, John, Ignacio, Thomas, Nicholas, Andy, and myself.  We truly had a great crew.

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Day two of our Colorado Springs layover would find us up early and headed towards the top of Pike’s Peak on the Cog Railway.  This would allow the boys to see what he feels like at high altitude where the air is much thinner.

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Of course there was little to view this time around as the clouds were thick.  We still enjoyed the ride and the time spent together.

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Back on the train with a fist full of freshly baked donuts from the gift shop.  My son Liam is on the left and his buddy Ian on the right with a mixed bag of crew members behind them.

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Our sister crew was up late in a vicious card game.

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Different from last time was our opportunity to walk around Manitou CO at the base of Pike’s Peak.

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  You could say it was a colorful, relaxed, little town with many natural springs in which to drink from….as well as some other recreational consumables.

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For the finale we would join Echo Canyons Expeditions for a wild white water rafting trip down the Arkansas River.  The water was running high and it would prove to be tremendous fun.

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The gorge gets really narrow which channels the water into many class 4 rapids.  Fun stuff.  All the boys went with guides as the adults jammed in their own raft.  This is the same river that passes under the highest bridge in the world; The Royal Gorge Bridge.  No picture for that one as our hands were busy paddling and fighting the rapids.

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Beautiful Country.

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Radio’s Age Problem – Digital Gabe
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Yesterday Radio Ink featured an article with some fresh Nielsen research touting Radio’s reach at 93% of all Americans.  The thing that caught my eye about this article was the headline “Radio is as Strong as Ever”.  To me this article is proof that the radio industry is officially in denial of its age problem.

On the surface reaching 243M 18+ listeners every week sounds like a powerful stat.  Sure that audience is spread out over 11,341 US commercial stations which makes it impossible for advertisers to reach all those listeners, but that’s a detail the radio industry conveniently ignores while touting its total audience glory stat.  But that’s not the problem I have with this article – my beef is the age of their 93%.

If you look carefully at the chart below you’ll see the problem.   112M of radio’s 243M listeners are 50+ . . . that’s 46% of their audience!  Now there’s nothing wrong with being over 50 – I’m coming up on the big 5-0 and still consider myself a valuable consumer for marketers to reach.  But what happens to Radio in ten years when 100Mish of their listeners are 60+?  At some point their audience will age out of marketers’ target audience.

On the other side of the age spectrum radio isn’t winning the battle for younger listeners.  In the Morning Consult chart below you can see Pandora and Spotify are gaining significantly more 18-29 yo listeners than all 11,341 AM/FM radio stations combined.

I guess Radio Ink and Nieslen aren’t too concerned with radio’s age problem yet.  But if I were an owner, investor or employee of a broadcast radio station I’d be pretty nervous about the future.

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Monday, October 2, 2017

Lens Envy For The Mirrorless Systems

I'm sure you've all heard the term GAS before. It's very common in photographers who think that the next piece of new kit is going to improve their photography. Of course it doesn't but there's no point preaching to them, because they just want new toys to play with. I'm not sure if Gear Acquisition Syndrome is only symptomatic to photographers, but I'm assuming it isn't.

I know all photographers go through this at some stage, and I think I've finally conquered this myself. Having said that, there are a few lenses I would dearly love to own, not because I think they'll improve my photography in any way; it would just be a pleasure to own them. having high quality lenses on a camera gives me a lovely feeling deep down and gives me the impression that whatever I do, the images are going to in the "fine art" club.

So, without further ado, here are the lenses I would dearly love to own, but just can't justify the expense.

Panasonic Leica DG Vario-Elmar 100-400mm F4.0-6.3 ASPH Power OIS

Panasonic-Leica 100-400 f4.0-6.3

I think this is one of the best lenses produced in the last few years. There is nothing compared to it out there. I would go as far as to say there aren't many lenses on ANY system to compare it to. When you think about it it's equal to a 200-800mm in 35mm terms. Once that sinks in, you have to appreciate and praise the engineers that actually designed this lens. It weight only 985g which is quite remarkable when you look at the focal lengths associated with the lens.

I haven't personally used this lens, or gone anywhere near it because I know if I did, I would walking out of the shop with the lens under my arm. I am also staying away from online shops at the moment. The images I have seen with this lens are of the highest quality, or it could just be I haven't seen the bad images taken with one.
Present price: €1500

Panasonic LEICA DG SUMMILUX 12mm f1.4 DG Micro Aspherical (H-X012E)

Panasonic-Leica Summilux 12 f1.4

Since Panasonic having working in conjunction with Leica on their lenses, some high quality products have come off the production line. The 12 f1.4 is another one of these. Equivalent to 24mm in 35mm terms, this lens must be heaven for the wide-angle photographers out there. Although I'm not generally one of those, for those rare times when I go that wide this lens would be an absolute dream.

The mail reason I some own it is for that exact reason, it would spend most of its time on the shelf. I tend to shoot long as that's how I see the world. When you look at the build quality and image rendition, anyone would be hard pressed to find a finer lens. I do won the 15 f1.7 though and that is as wide as I tend to go.
Present price: €1200

Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 300mm F4 IS Pro

Olympus 300 f4 Pro

Equivalent to a 600mm lens in 35mm terms I don't think anyone can complain about image quality from this lens. Very sharp and contrasty with colours to die for. There's not a lot more to say about this lens, just that being a specialized lens I would hardly use it. I can see how birders can easily justify this lens though. I could use it for landscapes but I wouldn't use it too often. Marvellous lens though.
Present price: €2500

Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm F2.8 Pro

Olympus 40-150 f2.8 Pro

To be honest I've been on the fence about this lens for some time. It would pair up with my Olympus 12-40 f2.8 lens. But I haven't had the courage to order it yet. Something tells me I would be going against the principle of the m43 system - small and light. Having said that it is smaller and lighter than the Panasonic 100-400, weighing in at 880g and 160mm long. With an aperture of f2.8 throughout the focal range it has a filter thread of 72mm.

One advantage of the 40-150 f2.8 is you can couple this lens with a 1.4 Teleconverter the MC-14. You lose one step in light making the lens an f4 but with a focal range of 112 x 420mm. This lens is a tough one to resist especially considering I would then have 2 lenses with an aperture of f2.8 throughout the total focal range. And f2.8 is really nice to have.
Present Price: €1100 / €1500 with teleconverter

Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 7-14mm F2.8 PRO

Olympus 7-14 f2.8 Pro

Another high quality product in the Pro series from Olympus. I would actually own this just have it accompany the 12-40 f2.8 and the 40-150 f2.8. I own the Panasonic 7-14 f4 lens which is plenty wide for my shooting but it does have a couple of drawbacks. It doesn't take filters (but the Olympus 7-14 f2.8 doesn't either) and what is sometimes a major problem on Olympus bodies is the flare and purple blobs issues. Especially flare if the sun is anywhere near the front of the lens. I've come across this problem a couple of times myself and has put me off using the lens I must admit.
Present price: €1200

Having written this I have been reading a little about the Panasonic Leica DG Vario-Elmarit 8-18mm F2.8-4.0 ASPH.

Panasonic 8-18 f2.8-4.0

And what I have read has brought back some hope. Flare doesn't seem to be a problem with this lens. Ok, it's not f2.8 throughout the range but f4 isn't that much of a problem at the long end. One point I have to point out is the lens takes 67mm filters which is wonderful. This lens would, at this point, make much more sense if I was to invest again. It has 1mm less at the wide end but gains 4mm at the long end. The more I think about this lens, the more my GAS is coming back.
Present price: €1130

Note that all the above lenses are from the m43 family and that is because it's my main system presently and I have no intention of moving away from it. It offers everything I look for in a system right now; a huge selection of lenses, small, light and produces excellent image quality. It doesn't matter which body or lens you select you can chop and change between Panasonic and Olympus. I must admit I prefer using the Olympus bodies but both manufacturers produce excellent bodies with Panasonic putting a lot more effort into the video side of things.

Fujifilm System

Although I have a few Fuji cameras and lenses I don't long for any of their lenses. I use the 18-55 f2.8-4.0 kit lens a lot with a selection of their prime lenses. I'm quite happy with that. I tend to use my manual focus lenses on these cameras quite a bit because I find it easy and I Iike the image output for B&W conversion. There aren't any better files for this as they are very malleable. I can do a lot with these files and they still look great.

Sony System

I also have a couple of APS-C and FF bodies from Sony and I find the a7r produces very high quality images. Again, I like using some of my manual focus lenses on these FF bodies and they are the best system for this, in my opinion of course. However, I find their lenses pretty expensive and a lot of these lenses don't pass quality control in my opinion again. Sony have to up their quality control process as I have read a lot about quality problems and lenses getting send back for a second or even a third copy before a good one if found.

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Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Choosing A Disability Charity

Dylan Matthews, - April 10, 2015

I have been meaning to post something about choosing a disability charity or organization for quite awhile. I endorse the advice in the article. For those interested in disability matters, I strongly recommend that potential donors and supporters consider the following:

Find out how organizations spend their money, and choose an organization with priorities and interests that match your reasons for giving. Think about what kind of work you want to support. For instance:

- Money, adaptive equipment, and direct services to individual disabled people and their families.

- Programs and facilities that serve groups of disabled people.

- Public education and awareness campaigns aimed at changing attitudes and improving social acceptance of disabled people.

- Organized advocacy for specific changes in laws, regulations, policies and practices that affect disabled people.

Consider giving to an organization concerned with all kinds of disabilities, not just one condition.

Think about whether you prefer to support a locally-foucsed, independent organization, or a more high-profile, recognized organization with a state or national scope.

Seriously consider giving only to organizations with disabled people on staff, in leadership, and on governing boards.

Look very critically at how organizations talk about and portray disabilities. Do they depict disability as a heartbreaking tragedy, a hellish existence, or as something manageable through thoughtful support, social understanding, and good policies? Ask yourself how you would feel about how organizations talk about people like you if you had a disability.

Finally, let me add a couple of thoughts on staff salaries and overhead. Full disclosure ... I speak from my over 20 years of experience working at a disability non-profit organization.

Obviously, you want to watch out for "non-profit" organizations that pay stunningly high salaries to executives, consultants, and even board members. On the other hand, it’s important to keep things in perspective and not relegate all charitable work to second or third-class status in the wider economy. If you care enough about something to want it dealt with effectively, then you should pay enough to attract talented people, and make it possible for them to stick with the organization. That means paying people enough for a decent living for themselves and their families. That goes double for disabled people who work at disability organizations.

In fact, an organizational budget that seems to be heavy on salary and overhead may not necessarily be wasteful. The costs of counseling, education, organizing, and advocacy, are almost entirely in salary and benefits, along with offices, supplies, and perhaps mileage reimbursement, (for home visits), for those staff. If you prefer your money to provide material benefits directly to disabled people, then look for organizations that do more direct services and administer “pass through” funds directly to individuals.

I strongly prefer organizations “by and for” disabled people. I like organizations that do a lot of advocacy, especially fighting for better policies and practices. I split my interest about evenly between responsive, plucky local groups and truly effective and innovative national organizations. These are my personal preferences, but I do recommend them to others as well.

Still, the most important thing is to decide exactly what you want to do in the disability cause. “Giving to the disabled” doesn’t have to be confusing, but it isn’t as simple as stuffing a dollar in a can, either.


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Recently, it seems like we celebrate everything – national black cat day, national coffee day, and national book lovers’ day to name a few (check out www.daysoftheyear.com for more obscure observances). On October 5th, we’re celebrating World Teachers’ Day – an important global observance created by UNESCO to celebrate the role teachers play in providing quality education.


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The purpose of this research is to define the use of audio-visual media in improving dance understanding in students, to find out the understanding of dance after using audio-visual media. This type of research is a classroom action research (CAR). This research was conducted in a recurring cycle through four stages namely planning, implementing, observing, reflecting. This research was conducted at Ende 5 Elementary School in Ende Regency. The subjects in this study were grade V students, amounting to 28 people. The collection methods used are interviews, observation, documenta   tion, and test. Analysis of the data used in this study is a qualitative descriptive analysis of teacher observation, observation of student learning activities and student understanding of the results. Based on the results of the evaluation of the first cycle with a percentage of mastery comprehension of students 50% with an average of 72.53%, the results of the evaluation of the second cycle with the percentage of completeness of students' understanding 82.14% with an average of 78.67% then the use of audio visual media can improve understanding dance with an increase of 6.14%.
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Economics of Agriculture 2020-09-29T11:53:04+02:00 Prof. Drago Cvijanović Open Journal Systems
Economics of Agriculture welcomes original articles from researchers from all over the world to publish problem-oriented and high-quality articles. Economics of Agriculture publishes articles from wide variety of economic perspectives that address current and relevant issues related to the agricultural system. Economics of Agriculture especially publish articles of the current trends in the agriculture system.

The papers submitted for the evaluation and publication into the Journal ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURE have to match, but are not limited to the following topics (decision will be done by Editor in Chief): Agricultural economics, Farm (agricultural companies) management, Agricultural investments, financing and calculations, Agricultural marketing, Organization of plant, livestock and processing industry production, Rural Development, Sustainable agricultural development, Rural (Agro) tourism, Environmental issues from an aspect of agro economy, Trade with agricultural and food products, Agricultural policies and legislative.
 IDENTIFICATION OF THE AREA GROUPS OF AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS BENEFITING FROM THE REDISTRIBUTIVE PAYMENT SCHEME - A POLISH CASE STUDY 2020-09-29T11:53:01+02:00 Adrian Sadłowski
The aim of this paper was to answer the question of which area groups of Polish agricultural holdings had incurred loss on (and which had benefited from) applying the redistributive payment. Mathematical methods were applied. It was found that in the period between 2015 and 2019, holdings with a size of up to 6 ha and holdings with a size of over 55 ha incurred loss on the introduction of redistributive payment in its current form (some slight differences were identified as regards the threshold holding areas in individual years of the period in question). Thus, holdings with areas between 6 and 55 ha benefited from redistributive payment. The redistributive effects of the instrument are too weak in Poland to consider it a tool for accelerating positive structural transformations in agriculture.
 2020-09-29T09:50:13+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF THE SMALL AND FAMILY FARMS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA AND ROMANIA 2020-09-29T11:53:01+02:00 Aleksandra Tošović-Stevanović Dragan Ćalović Goran Lalić Milena Žuža Gorica Cvijanović
The authors provide an overview and the analysis of the situation of agricultural holdings in the Republic of Serbia and Romania, with special emphasis on the importance and role of small and family farms in creating economic and social sustainability. The paper analyses three thematic research areas – the roll and definition of small farms in the Republic of Serbia and Romania with their basic features the policy on agricultural, national and from foreign funds incentive measures, as well as statistical presentation of the state of agricultural holdings. The purpose of this study is to recognize how small and family farms are significant for the national economy and to compare the situation in the Republic of Serbia and Romania. Published papers and statistical data were used for the statistical review and comparative analysis of their advantages, potentials, and limitations of agricultural holdings in the Republic of Serbia and Romania.
 2020-09-29T09:56:01+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## THE IMPACT OF TRANSPORTATION COSTS ON ECONOMIC PERFORMANCES IN CROP PRODUCTION 2020-09-29T11:53:02+02:00 Bojan Savić Mladen Petrović Zorica Vasiljević
Transport activity has significant implications for the other sectors’ activities, including agriculture and agribusiness. Transportation costs represent a significant determinant of total operating costs, and therefore the selling price, which affects the competitiveness of products and the achieved business results. The aim of the paper is to point out the importance of respecting the financial effects of transport in the decision-making process of agribusiness management. The following methods have been used in the research: desk research, survey, direct costing method of calculation, sensitivity analysis and methods of descriptive statistics. Based on survey data conducted on farm of Central Serbia for the period 2016-2018, the paper analyzes the interdependence of transportation costs and gross margins in order to find out the factors that determine the decisions on production optimization as well as the business results of farm operations.
 2020-09-29T10:00:28+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## BIOMASS VALUATION IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN ROMANIA 2020-09-29T11:53:02+02:00 Casen Panaitescu Maria Stoicescu Maria-Georgiana Ponea Dumitru Nancu Dang Nam Nguyen
Achieving a sustainable agricultural development in Romania represents a major challenge in adapting to new environmental conditions and ecological efficiency. Agriculture has proven over time to be a sustainable producer of biomass, able to offer both in terms of main production of energy crops, and through secondary production or byproduct. In this context the main aim of the manuscript is to asses and analyzes the biomass valuation in the larger context of sustainable agricultural development in Romania. The results prove that biomass is an eligible candidate in valuing the agricultural potential and develop future mechanism in promoting renewables. Taking into consideration these aspects, the manuscript is in line with the current researches in field analyzing the biomass potential in developing new clean and sustainable energy production.
 2020-09-29T10:06:23+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## RURAL TOURISM IN DEVELOPMENT FUNCTION OF RURAL AREAS IN SERBIA 2020-09-29T11:53:02+02:00 Dejan Ratomir Dašić Dragan Gorča živković Tamara Vujić
This paper analyzes past experiences and examples of good practice in the development of rural tourism, with particular reference to the potential of Serbia. The aim of this paper is multiple. Given that rural areas in Serbia face significant economic and demographic problems, rural tourism may be one of the answers to the question of how to revitalize rural areas. Tourism development in villages of Serbia can make an important contribution to job creation but also to preserving jobs for the population and increasing their interest in staying in the region and creating new business opportunities. In addition to building a positive image, economic prosperity, by investing more in this area, Serbia could solve the problem of population migration within its territory to larger cities, as well as the departure of young people from the country.
 2020-09-29T10:11:07+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## THE IMPACT OF THE EQUITY CAPITAL AND TRADE CREDIT FINANCIAL SOURCES ON THE COMPANY’S PERFORMANCES SUSTAINABILITY 2020-09-29T10:21:49+02:00 Dragan Milosević Jovanka Popović Jelena Avakumović Goran Kvrgić
The crucial aspect of mobilizing financial sources and savings to SMEs in the agribusiness sector and its supply chains towards sustainability and productive investment is of the most importance, what has motivated the research of this paper. Key findings of exploring the impact of two external sources of finance, trade credit and equity capital on the sustainability of the enterprises, are based on the literature review and the empirical research provided in Serbia in 2019. The positive inﬂuence of the researched sources of the financing as well as the conditions of this financing on the sustainability of these enterprises is confirmed. The contribution of the research results can be seen in the further improvement of the financial market framework for development of the external sources of finance, trade credit and equity capital in the context of entrepreneurial finance.
 2020-09-29T00:00:00+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE MODELS IN THE ORGANIZATION OF THE FINANCIAL FUNCTION OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES 2020-09-29T11:53:03+02:00 Ivan Milojević Milan Milojević Milica Popović Nemanja Pantić
The role and content of the financial function can be seen through the identification of its tasks. They determine the volume and method of organization of the financial function in agricultural enterprises. Hierarchical priorities of tasks, their volume and complexity, the impact on business efficiency are just some aspects that affect its organization. Multi-criteria optimization methods can be used in choosing the organization and setting the model of job specialization within the organizational structure of the financial function of agricultural enterprises. By applying the individual methods that have been applied so far, not all requirements could be fully covered, so in this paper we applied a hybrid optimization model – DEMATEL TOPSIS. The DEMATEL method was used for obtaining the weighting coefficients of the criteria on the basis of which the evaluation of alternatives was performed. The selection of criteria for evaluating the model was based on the analysis of the available literature. Evaluation and selection of models was performed using a multi criteria method - TOPSIS. The paper presents the practical application and sensitivity analysis of the TOPSIS method.
 2020-09-29T10:29:13+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## PERFORMANCE AUDIT MODEL OF INCENTIVE MEASURES IN THE FUNCTION OF THE SALE CHANNELS IN AGRICULTURAL HOUSEHOLDS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA 2020-09-29T11:53:03+02:00 Jelica Đođić-Eremić Branislav Radnović Krsto Jakšić
Today, in modern business, all organizations and farms, are required to maximize organizational performance in order to achieve appropriate market success. In order to raise organizational performance to the maximum level, continuous monitoring of business activities and their results is necessary. They are monitored by internal control, ie internal audit. Within their sales channels, farms often set up their holdings without a predefined sales plan with well-defined costs. A constant obstacle to the marketing of agricultural products, in addition to the low price, is the high cost of realization. For this reason, the state tries to support the development of farms and promote the sale of agricultural products through various incentive measures. In order to evaluate how much these measures really contribute to its development, it is necessary to conduct a research on this topic and, based on the results of the research, to devise a model of the performance audit of incentive measures for sales channels of agricultural products which are produced on agricultural households of the Republic of Serbia. The abstract should contain a maximum of 150 words. The abstracts should avoid any abbreviations and mathematical formulas.
 2020-09-29T10:33:37+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE FUNCTION OF IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF BANKS’ BUSINESS AS A SUPPORT IN FINANCING AGRICULTURE IN SERBIA 2020-09-29T11:53:03+02:00 Jelena Vemić Djurković Ivica Nikolić Ivana Marinović Matović
The paper presented a multidimensional model of correlation between human resource management practices and the quality of banks’ operations as a support in financing agriculture in Serbia, tested twice which gives this analysis a longitudinal character – trend study. Considering that from the firstly surveyed research sample, Agrobank that had showed good results went bankrupt, this in some way brought into question the quality and validity of the tested model of correlation of human resource management practice and performance quality, so there was a need for its re-testing. The indisputable significance of this research is reﬂected in the fact that, based on the twice-tested multi dimensional model of connection between these two entities, it was possible not only to examine how much but also the way in which these human resource management practices generate the quality of banks’ operations, as well as the future trends of this practice.
 2020-09-29T00:00:00+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## SUPPLY AND PERFORMANCE OF COFFEE MARKETS IN GOLOLCHA DISTRICT OF OROMIA REGION, ETHIOPIA 2020-09-29T11:53:03+02:00 Jima Degaga Kumilachew Alamerie
The objectives of the study were to identify performance of coffee market and factors affecting market supply of coffee by smallholder farmers. The data was collected through personal interviews from a total of 213 respondents. The result of Focus Group Discussion revealed coffee producers in the study area are exposed to low and volatile price. Based on two stage least squares model, we found that amount of coffee produced, sex of the household heads, educational level, family size, land allocated to coffee production and access to market information had positively and significantly influenced amount of coffee supplied to the market. Therefore, emphasis should be given on controlling illegal traders and enhancing market infrastructure, promotion of cooperatives, increasing level of coffee production and expansion of education facilities in the study area
 2020-09-29T10:45:12+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS OF APPLE PRODUCTION IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA 2020-09-29T11:53:03+02:00 Miloš Pavlović Jovana D Radoičić Miloš Milanović
The subject of this paper is profitability analysis of apple production in the Republic of Serbia. The financial profitability analysis was performed in companies operating in the territory of Vojvodina, Central and Eastern Serbia. This analysis was performed through the calculation of liquidity and profitability ratios. In the Republic of Serbia, 26658 hectares have apple orchards, which indicates that the cultivation of this fruit is highly represented. The aim of this paper is to determine whether apple production is a profitable activity in the Republic of Serbia, selecting three companies based on the analysis of profitability ratios.
 2020-09-29T10:49:16+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## FACTORS IMPORTANT FOR ACHIEVING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF INDUSTRIAL AND AGROINDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 2020-09-29T11:53:03+02:00 Nikola Ćurčić Vuk Miletić
The subject of research in this paper is the business success of an organization aimed at assessing selected factors relevant to creating sustainable competitiveness of industrial and agroindustrial products in the target market. The research was conducted on the basis of a specially designed questionnaire on a sample of one hundred organizations operating on the territory of Serbia. The premise is that the factors that affect the competitiveness of industrial and agroindustrial products of different organizations have different effects on the results of their business activities and the perception of their importance for improving the quality of business. Numerous factors determine the level of competitiveness of products of organizations, which imposes the need for the evaluation and adaptation of the existing business concept to the arising changes. Namely, relevant analyses show that national organizations cannot be competitive if they do not meet the key requirement - the production of quality products in accordance with the standards of the modern world market, as indicators of the current situation show. The methods used in this research are the hypothetical deductive, the analytical-deductive and the comparative method, the historical and the statistical-descriptive method, and the method of comparative statistics (ch2 test, ANOVA). The results of the research show that the key factors for increasing the level of competitiveness of industrial and agroindustrial products of domestic organizations are competitive price, good design, high functionality, fast service, quality marketing, etc.
 2020-09-29T10:52:33+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## EFFECT OF QUICK RESPONSE CODE ON AGRI FOOD CONSUMPTION 2020-09-29T11:53:03+02:00 Svetlana Ignjatijević Jelena Vapa Tankosić Snežana Krstić Marko R. Bojić Zorica Medić
By adopting a quantitative research methodology this paper seeks to explore the characteristics and applicability of the QR codes in agri-food products. The research was conducted in Serbia with a sample 308 respondents. The statistical analysis methods employed were correlation and factor analysis using SPSS statistical program. The findings indicate that younger, more educated population in the proposed content of the QR code of honey; value the information on the certificate of honey quality, the chemical composition of honey and the inﬂuence of honey ingredients on the body with information on how to identify real honey, in relation to counterfeit, as the most useful to consumers. The results of this research have been further applied for the development of a QR code for a traditional food product, the Fruška Gora linden honey with a geographical indication.
 2020-09-29T10:58:12+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## TRANSFORMATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN RUSSIA 2020-09-29T11:53:03+02:00 Vasilii Erokhin Tianming Gao Jean Vasile Andrei Annya Grigorievna Ivolga
In the conditions of degrading resources of fertile arable land, pressing demand for food from a growing world population, and progressing urbanization and industrialization, agricultural land distribution patterns are becoming more vulnerable to a variety of socioeconomic, environmental, and food security challenges. In the context of this trilemma, there is a need to understand the extent to which farming systems will be able to cope with increasing competition for land with other uses. In this study, the authors developed an approach for predicting the likely inﬂuences of non-agricultural lands on agricultural landscapes. In the case of diverse agricultural landscapes in Russia, farming systems were mapped based on a share of agricultural land categories in the land fund across 82 administrative entities. The establishment of a rating system and application of correlation analysis allowed revealing the mismatches between the cadaster based spatial distribution of farming systems and actual inter-category relationships. The proposed framework is applicable internationally for the study of land-use patterns and simulation of agricultural land distribution systems under the inﬂuence of non-agricultural land uses.
 2020-09-29T11:02:22+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF MILK PRODUCTION AND TRADITIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS ON AGRICULTURAL FARMS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA 2020-09-29T11:53:03+02:00 Vedran Tomić Dragan Milić Dejan Janković
Serbia has favorable natural conditions for the development of livestock production, especially the cow’s milk production. Average milk production is 1.5 billion liters per year and the dominant share is produced on small farms. Only 35.1% of the total amount of milk produced in Serbia is processed. The subject of this research are economic aspects of milk production and processing into skimmed cream and white cheese on family farms. For that purpose, the model for the production of traditional milk products on family farms was developed and analysed, by using the method of analytical calculation based on variable costs. The results have shown that the difference between the production price per liter of raw vs. processed milk was € 0.24, while between the selling price of raw and processed milk per liter was € 1. Farms with up to 15 dairy heads should consider milk processing, i.e. finalization of products.
 2020-09-29T11:05:26+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## APPLYING MARKETING CONCEPTS IN CHEESEMAKING BUSINESS ENTITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA 2020-09-29T11:53:04+02:00 Vuk Radojević Dubravka Petar Užar Izabela Mugoša
Main objective of the research is to identify role and position of marketing in business practice in micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSME) in the Republic of Serbia. Since cheese is a value-added product, cheesemaking takes a significant position in country’s food chain and represents a significant revenue generator for every participant in the production cycle. Lack or insufficient usage of marketing decreases the possibilities of efficient and effective use of resources and minimizes cheesemakers’ competitive advantage. The research has been conducted in the form of a questionnaire by using a random sample of 39 business entities in the territory of the Republic of Serbia. Research results indicate that marketing is at a peripheral position in the business practice of the analysed business entities. Main precondition for marketing concept implementation is introduction of marketing function and formalized process of marketing planning integrated into corporate planning system and supported by each level of management structure.
 2020-09-29T11:08:36+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL BREWERIES AND INNOVATION IN THE BREWING INDUSTRY IN THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVAKIA 2020-09-29T11:53:04+02:00 Zdenka Duduć Branislav Dudic Darina Saxunová Tomáš Peráček Eleonóra Beňová
The aim and purpose of this paper was to evaluate the current market situation based on respondents’ answers and to present the current situation on the market, to find out about the opinion of users about beer, but also about the development of beer tourism, which is gaining in importance. The brewing industry was deemed to be a relatively stable and attractive industry. Brewery strategies have been inﬂuenced by several factors. The brewing industry had the opportunity for a new beginning in 1990. The production and distribution were locally oriented, with customers usually drinking local beer. It was important to find out and evaluate their general attitudes about beer, brewery and beer tourism. The problem of analyzing customers opinion is very important and significant but also complex. Innovation is an important factor in all economies. The Republic of Slovakia has a long tradition in brewing. The results are presented in the form of descriptive statistics and strong conclusion and recommendations made regarding the brewing industry of the Slovak Republic.
 2020-09-29T11:24:35+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## SMART FARMING IN AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY: MOBILE TECHNOLOGY PERSPECTIVE 2020-09-29T11:53:04+02:00 Žarko Rađenović Bojan Krstić Milan Marković
The aim of this research is to examine key indicators that are necessary for the implementation and development of smart farming concepts in the agricultural industry, especially from the applied mobile technology point of view. Accordingly, the authors used a neural network based software solution to determine the correlation, relationship structure and partial contribution of indicators for the mobile technology development in agricultural industries in selected countries. The validity of the input-output model in a neural network based software solution was evaluated using the Minkowski error and Quasi-Newton method through several iterations/epochs. The neural network structure has shown the importance of particular indicators for adopting a mobile technology perspective in the agricultural industry, where the application of Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) in agriculture is most emphasized. Only those countries that invest the most in the ICT in the agricultural sector can achieve greater efficiency and productivity by applying smart farming.
 2020-09-29T11:28:13+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## THEORETICAL BASES OF FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ORGANIC PRODUCTION IN UKRAINE IN MODERN ECONOMIC CONDITIONS 2020-09-29T11:53:01+02:00 Dmytro Fedchyshyn
The article discusses the current state of the global market for organic products and the main trends of organic production in Ukraine. The analysis of the main indicators of the leading countries in the production and sale of organic products is carried out. Based on a comparison of the indicators of the Ukrainian market for organic products with world leaders, it was concluded that the Ukrainian market for organic products needs: the formation and implementation of a national management model, improving legislation and the structure of certification organizations, drawing up a program of financial, information and marketing support for domestic producers.
 2020-09-29T11:31:05+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## RASPBERRY AS A POTENTIAL COMMODITY EXCHANGE MATERIAL IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA 2020-09-29T11:53:02+02:00 Dragan Gradimir Stojkovic Fatima Živić Milko Štimac Katarina Borisavljevic Nenad Grujovic
Commodity exchange has a very long tradition and in a modern business conditions. Serbia ranks among the world’s largest producers of raspberries, exporting more than 90% of total production of this fruit. Considering that Serbia is among global leaders in the export of frozen raspberries and that the process of standardization of the quality and quantity of this type of fruit is relatively simple, the starting hypothesis is that Serbian raspberry can be traded at commodity exchange. The main objective of our research is to analyze the necessary conditions for formation and sustainable functioning of the raspberry commodity exchange, with the emphasis on testing the proposed model of the commodity exchange method of communication between primary raspberry producers (vendors), intermediaries (purchasers, raspberry dealers or exporters of raspberries) and end customers who buy raspberries. We surveyed 100 persons representing the key actors of the Serbian raspberry producers and proposed the model of raspberry trading through commodity exchange.
 2020-09-29T11:35:20+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## LEGAL ASPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANIC AGRICULTURE IN UKRAINE IN THE CONTEXT OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION 2020-09-29T11:53:02+02:00 Iryna Ignatenko
In modern economic conditions, organic production is gaining global significance, partly addressing food security and contributing to the well-being of the population. Ukraine is in the top-20 of world leaders in the organic movement. In this regard, the prospects for the development of organic farming are considered. The current state of regulatory support for organic production in Ukraine has been analyzed. It is proposed to approve the procedure for certification of organic production, the procedure and requirements for labeling of organic products, as well as requirements for material and technical base and other infrastructure necessary to perform functions of certification of organic production and circulation of organic products. The necessity of approving the criteria for determining the suitability of agricultural lands for use in the process of organic production is substantiated.
 2020-09-29T11:37:48+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## A LITERATURE SURVEY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH 2020-09-29T11:53:02+02:00 Jelena Cvijović Tijana Obradović Snežana Pavle Knežević
The purpose of this paper is to provide an extensive empirical literature review on the relation between renewable energy consumption and economic growth. The survey included 50 papers, most of which are published in major energy journals, to ensure the high-quality review. This literature review includes period, countries, methodology and research results. Also, the survey included policy recommendation for renewable energy policymakers depending on results obtained by authors. The general observation from reviewed literature is the absence of any clear consensus regarding the relationship between renewable energy and economic growth, which can be contributed to various factors.
 2020-09-29T11:43:36+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## THE POSITION OF PUBLIC ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WITH REFERENCE TO ENFORCEMENT ON AGRICULTURAL LAND 2020-09-29T11:53:02+02:00 Mirela Smiljanić Darko P Golić
The subject of this paper is the analysis of the legal nature of public enforcement officers as holders of public authority, their place in the judicial system of the Republic of Serbia with special reference to enforcement on agricultural land owned by the enforcement debtor and the process of supervision and control of public enforcement officers. Fast and efficient collection of creditors’ claims is one of the basic tasks of the enforcement procedure and as such, it is a precondition for the efficient functioning of the judicial system. In the Republic of Serbia, these goals are ensured by the introduction of first (private) enforcement officers, and afterward, public enforcement officers as a new judicial profession, to which some of the public authorities have been delegated, i.e. authorities that only courts once had.
 2020-09-29T11:47:36+02:00 ##submission.copyrightStatement## PRIVATIZATION OF AGRICULTURE AFFECTED BY FOREIGNERS 2020-09-29T11:53:02+02:00 Nenad Momčilo Avramović Marko Stanković
The collapse of socialism changed the global picture of the world order and on international plan shifted most of the ex-communist countries of Europe towards Euro-Atlantic integration and membership in the European Union. The economic and social transition of most post-socialist states under the inﬂuence of Euro-Atlanticists and domestic pro-Western reformers, is taking place under Washington’s consensus. The proposal of international mentors was the urgent privatization, liberalization and decentralization of the economy and society. The aim of the paper is to analyze the privatization of Serbian agriculture according to the shock model, both from the aspect of the application of regulations and the work of institutions, as well as the evaluation of the success of the procedure and privatization effects. Privatization of agricultural enterprises in Serbia has shown numerous weaknesses, which manifest in the work of institutions, inadequate strategy and vision, and in economic terms of stagnation of livestock breeding, reduction of the number of agricultural holdings and increase of unemployment. In this context, the experiences of Germany and China and some European Union countries were presented, which in the choice of transition path were guided primarily by their state and national interests.
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Short rented lodges have recently stepped into the stage of rapid expansion. In April 19th, the short rental of piglets announced that the second headquarters of the whole country were located in Chengdu, and laid the market for the southwest. According to the relevant official of piglet short rent, the current Chengdu, Chongqing and other cities share more than 500% of the volume of housing transactions. Many people in the industry believe that since March this year, short rental home run enterprises have launched a new strategy to compete in the Chinese market. After several years of development, this field is gradually getting rid of the barbaric expansion. The short rental platforms will also adjust their positioning in the light of market competition.

According to the short rent in the southwest market, the person in charge of the short rent of the pig said that there were many families coming to Sichuan and other southwestern provinces for leisure holidays. Last year, the volume of the share of the southwestern market increased rapidly, and the growth of individual cities was over 500%. "Chengdu is a city full of shared genes, and the second headquarters will be located here, which will drive the next phase of the company's development," said CEO Chen Chi, founder and co founder of short rent. It is worth mentioning that the short rent of the pig has also launched a new business brand renting commune, which provides a solution to the landlord that covers design, soft clothing, cleaning, business city, Internet of things equipment, intelligent management and so on. It is intended to reduce the operating threshold. Beijing Business Daily reporter learned that at present, the short rented platform platform has exceeded 350 thousand, covering 395 domestic cities and 225 overseas destinations.

Liu Xingliang, President of the DCCI Internet Research Institute, pointed out that with the rise of leisure travel, the huge tourist resources around the two or three line cities were seen by many residential enterprises, such as Xi'an, Chengdu and other popular tourist cities as the focus of the layout.

Over the past few years, the competition for short term home care industry has become increasingly fierce. In March 29th this year, Audemars Pigeut launched a series of plans in China, including the "Audemars Pigeut Plus" plan to classify the existing housing sources and the establishment of "Audemars Pigeut to meet the landlord College". China's short rental home hostel boss has also released a series of strategies. Under the line, the SWIDEN plate also released the upgraded products and services. Not only that, in April 12th, the ant short rent also launched the first "comfortable" lodging brand "home" in China according to the market, and launched the first batch of housing. A series of actions can be seen that all platforms are speeding up in the field of homestay.

According to the annual report on China's shared economic development (2018) issued by the National Information Center, the scale of China's shared accommodation in 2017 has reached 14 billion 500 million yuan, up 70.6% from the same period. Facing the rapid growth of the market, the industry analysts point out that the current short rent and lodging platform into the second half of the "running horse circle", the layout of the first tier cities has been basically completed, the competition in many two or three line cities is further increased, in addition to the overseas market competition is imperative, before the pig short rental and online tourism platform Agoda Cooperation is an example. However, with the increase of the number of housing sources, the health and safety of future lodges will become the new examination questions, who can win the market by establishing effective supervision in the home and lodging market.

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