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drsauravarora · 4 months

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Dose Quantification in Homeopathy

Calling all Homeopaths! Help understanding the clinical of dose quantification! **This Survey is available in different languages** ENGLISH – Link https://bit.ly/dosesurvey हिंदी – https://bit.ly/dosesurveyhin FRENCH – https://bit.ly/dosesurveyfr GERMAN – https://bit.ly/dosesurveyger Dose Quantification in Homeopathy – A Descriptive, Opinion based Survey by IPRH Six years ago, a survey was…

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#education in homeopathy #homeopathy #homeopathy education #homeopathy research #homeopathy survey #i support homeopathy #iprh #saurav arora #survey in homeopathy #vivid homeopathy

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palazzideirolli · 1 year

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Palazzo Nicolò Spinola, siamo in via San Luca al civico 14, nato sulle preesistenze medievali delle famiglie Centurione e dei Gentile, il palazzo è frutto di più interventi avvenuti tra la seconda metà del Cinquecento e i primi decenni del Seicento per volere di Nicolò Spinola e dei suoi successori. Nel 1588 la dimora è posta nei rolli di Genova a nome di Gio Battista Spinola, ambasciatore per la Repubblica di Genova in Spagna e attivo promotore del rinnovamento di piazza Banchi. Il portale realizzato da Giovanni Antonio Paracca detto "il Valsoldo", con erme e volute, riprende i modi che il Bergamasco aveva introdotto nel portale di palazzo Tommaso Spinola in salita Santa Caterina al civico 3. #GenovaMedioevale #ottaviosemino #centrurionebracelli #Spinola #gioandreaansaldo #centro storico #GiovanniAntonioParacca #GioAndreaAnsaldo #NicolòSpinola #palazzideirolli #genova #rollidays #liguria #igersgenova #italy #architecture #rolli #art #beniculturali30 #archilovers #travel #architettura #lamialiguria #palace #ilsecoloxix #centrostoricogenova #genovaturismo #italia (presso Via San Luca) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqN7XN-IprH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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alfredogarcialopez-blog · 1 year

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BANCARIO: LA CLÁUSULA IRPH.Análisis de la sentencia del TJUE de 3 de marzo de 2020 (C-125/2018) sobre las cláusulas IRPH de los contratos de préstamo hipotecario para la adquisición de vivienda.El 3 de marzo de 2020 ha sido la fecha elegida por el Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea (TJUE) para dictar una resolución que mantenía expectantes tanto a los deudores de operaciones de préstamos hipotecarios para la adquisición de vivienda en que se había estipulado la ya famosa cláusula financiera de tipo de interés variable referenciado al IPRH, como a las entidades de crédito que habían concedido tales préstamos.Se suma esta resolución a otras dictadas en los últimos años, que han puesto en entredicho determinadas prácticas de las entidades de ... https://www.alfredogarcialopez.es/bancario-la-clausula-irph/

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bardicbird · 3 years

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HELLO!! i just wanted to say that i love you. so much and i am really glad to have you in my life. you are a really wonderful person and i adore you endlessly 💞💞

ILY GRRRWRGHEWRGOIQH#RETGIQOEHTRGOREHBBARK HISSFAHERGETORHGQORIWGHWRIGHQETPIGH#RPIGH#RPGOH#RGPIQ#$HGP#I%RGH#PIRGHERWIPGH#RGIPHQ#RGIPQ#HRGPIQ#HRG#IPRH hello thank u i adore you i hope you have a lovely holiday season and that you don’t have to make anymore pumpkin pies <3333333

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hernandoalba-world-pics · 4 years

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Thanks 🛩📽 @it4aero • • • • • • Great clip firefighters 😎👏👏 . . . #landingstrip #cockpit #pilots #planes #planesspotting #groundcrew #flying #airlinescrew #airlinepilot #total_planes #world_airplanes_shots #hikouki_club #ig_airplane_club #aviation4u #aviationgeek #instavation #aviationgeeks #aviationporn #planeporn #boeing #747 #aviationlovers #aviationlover #aviationphotos #planes #planelover #airlines #aviacioncivil #aviacionmilitar . . . . Música: 5 Cents Back Músico: music by audionautix.com Licencia: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode https://www.instagram.com/p/CEW3Lf-IpRh/?igshid=kuuyxq9t2j3z

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que-noticias · 5 years

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El Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea celebrará la vista oral sobre el IPRH el próximo 25 de febrero

EUROPA PRESS

El Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea (TJUE) celebrará el próximo 25 de febrero la vista oral del juicio sobre el índice de referencia hipotecario IRPH, según ha informado la plataforma IRPH Stop de Gipuzkoa.

El Tribunal Europeo ha decidido asignar el asunto a la Gran Sala, de modo que el asunto será evaluado por un total de 15 jueces. La plataforma ha indicado que “se trata…

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acontempissue · 6 years

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Yesterday I attended a lecture called “Stop Saving the Planet!:A 21st-Century Environmentalist Manifesto” by Jenny Price. I really wanted to attend this lecture because it could count as an “other” event and in one of my other design classes I am doing research on climate change. This lecture was the perfect way to kill two birds with one stone. The main points I want to share about from this lecture is that it first started off with a sort of tribute too the tribes that this land originally belonged to before they were forcefully kicked out. Another point Price mentioned was that environmentalism is mostly about your virtues. She also said that the definition of being human is to change the environment in order to live in it. Which I totally agree with. One of my most favorite part of the lecture was every time she talked about a news article with Trump’s face on it she would immediately show the next slide with a nice landscape on it so we wouldn't have to stare at his face. That was very amusing and thoughtful of her. Overall this lecture gave me a lot too think about. It actually made me think of more questions then finding answers to the questions I had prior to this lecture.

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sourcelabuiuc-blog · 6 years

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Upcoming Meetings

Please mark your calendars with our upcoming events: General Meeting: Monday April 16, 5-6pm in the IPRH Conference Room We’ll be planning future events, providing updates on editions, and voting on our by-laws. End of the Year Pizza Party: Wednesday May 2, 5-6pm in the IPRH Conference Room Celebration of all the work we’ve accomplished this year, brainstorming for next year, sharing of new…

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earlymodernworkshop · 8 years

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Melissa E. Sanchez Events 3/8

Professor Sanchez will be giving an IPRH lecture on Tuesday, March 8, at 7:30PM in the newly refurbished lecture hall in the Levis Faculty Center, entitled “Erotic Accountability in John Donne’s Lyrics.”

In addition, we have arranged for her to meet with EMW faculty and student members over coffee to discuss her research interests, the lecture, and her recent book, Erotic Subjects: The Sexuality of Politics in Early Modern English Literature (Oxford UP 2011).

When: 2:15PM, March 8

Where: IPRH Seminar Room, Levis Faculty Center

Readings: click here to download selections.

About: http://illinois.edu/calendar/detail/4639?eventId=32911161.

We are thrilled she has made time for us and we hope you will join us for coffee, snacks, and a bit of lyric.

Best, Michelle Chan & Elizabeth Tavares

Co-organizers, 2015-16 Early Modern Workshop at UIUC Catharine Gray, faculty advisor earlymodernworkshop.tumblr.com

#John Donne #IPRH #lecture #coffee #Melissa Sanchez #Levis Faculty Center

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drsauravarora · 3 years

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World Homeopathy Day - Keep moving forward!

World Homeopathy Day – Keep moving forward!

Life is all about challenges and our learning to overcome these challenges. Being practitioners of the healing art, struggle is our second name, be it clinical, scientific, philosophical or social. Yes, its true. Thing may seem easy when we enter the system as a student. But as soon as we enter homeopathy as a professional, we are subjected to challenges of clinical and scientific realms. Its…

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#hahnemann birth celebrations #homeopathy education #iprh #isupporthomeopathy #research in homeopathy #vivid homeopathy #vividhomeopathy #world homeopathy day #worldhomeopathyday

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sourcelabuiuc-blog · 7 years

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Upcoming Lecture: “Encoding Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record: Critical Questions in Digital Editing and Data Curation of Violence.” by Caitlin Pollock, Digital Humanities Librarian at the Center for Digital Scholarship at IUPUI

Monday October 2nd, 3:30-5 pm (IPRH Seminar Room) SourceLab Forum will be welcoming Caitlin Pollock, Digital Humanities Librarian at the Center for Digital Scholarship at IUPUI, for a workshop talk entitled “Encoding Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record: Critical Questions in Digital Editing and Data Curation of Violence.” Published in 1895, Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record documents the history and…

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sourcelabuiuc-blog · 7 years

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Welcome to an exciting year at SourceLab - check out our upcoming events! #digitalhumanities

Welcome! We’re excited to announce our upcoming events for the fall 2017 semester. Another class of undergraduates is coming aboard, our editorial board is reviewing forthcoming editions, and a new call for papers is on its way. During 2017-2018, SourceLab is a Research Cluster supported by the Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities (IPRH) and their generous help strengthens our…

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#2017 #calendar #News #SourceLab

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sourcelabuiuc-blog · 7 years

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IPRH Supports Digital Editing On Campus

We’re thrilled to announce that “Digital Editorial Practice and the Humanities Classroom,” a proposal from the SourceLab Forum, has been designated a Research Cluster by the Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities, for 2017-2018. http://www.iprh.illinois.edu/programs/currentclusters.html We look forward to an exciting year!

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earlymodernworkshop · 8 years

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IPRH Prizes for Research in the Humanities, 2015–16

Application deadline: March 15, 2016 by 5:00 p.m.

IPRH has recognized outstanding humanities research in numerous ways since its inception. The IPRH Prizes for Research in the Humanities allow us to celebrate excellence in humanities scholarship, and we are pleased to solicit submissions and nominations for the 2015–16 academic year. These prizes recognize outstanding humanities research at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, with awards given at the undergraduate, graduate, and faculty levels.The awards will be presented at a reception on May 2, 2016.

Eligibility: The awards are open to all full-time Urbana campus students and tenured and tenure-track faculty.

Submission procedures: All submissions must be accompanied by a completed nomination form, which can be downloaded from the IPRH website. The submissions must contain NO references to the applicant’s name or other identifying details. Submissions that do not follow these guidelines will be disqualified from consideration.

Please email the submission and the nomination form as two separate attached pdf documents to [email protected]. Please note that scans of journals or book pages are not acceptable. Submissions should be in manuscript form, double-spaced, with all identifying details removed, and conform to the length limitations. For specific funding information and application guidelines for each application category, please consult the IPRH website.

Selection: The applications will be read by a selection committee comprised of members of the IPRH Advisory Committee, one or two invited members of the faculty, and the IPRH Director and Associate Director (both of whom serve on the committee in an ex officio capacity). Submissions will be judged in a blind review process; names and other identifying details must not be included in the essay itself. The essays will be evaluated on their scholarly merit, the intellectual rigor of the questions being posed, and the quality of the writing.

For a list of past winners visit the IPRH website.

Questions about these awards and the nomination procedures should be addressed to Nancy Castro at [email protected].

#UIUC #IPRH #prize

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earlymodernworkshop · 9 years

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9/28 EMRG Event

You are warmly invited to join the Early Modern Reading Group (EMRG) for our first meeting of the semester: Monday, 28 September, 5:00PM in EB 104. For those unfamiliar with this IPRH-sponsored group, we meet monthly to discuss primary and secondary readings from the early modern archive—ranging from the medieval period to the long eighteenth century. Our core concern is uncovering the potential intertextualities of reading texts in sets—such as plays owned by a single company or sonnets grouped into cycles—in order to interrogate literary canonicity. This year we will focus on the popularity of sonnet cycles in England after Dante and Petrarch, and its relationship to what Guido Ruggiero calls “Rinascimento” or Renaissance poetry in Italy.

At this first meeting we plan to establish a schedule for the rest of the semester, decide what cycles to explore, and develop a list of secondary readings that might compliment them. These might include but are not limited to Sidney’s Astrophel and Stella, Spenser’s Amoretti, Daniel’s Delia, Drayton’s Idea’s Mirror, Greville’s Caelica, Shakespeare’s sonnets, Wroth’s Pamphilia and Amphilanthus, or even some contemporary versions such as Browning’s Sonnets from the Portuguese and Lovecraft’s Fungi from Yuggoth.

Whether you’d like to expand your reading, explore the early modern period, or consider new primary texts for teaching, we hope you’ll join us!

Best, Elizabeth and Carla

Elizabeth Tavares & Carla Rosell 2015-2016 co-organizers Early Modern Reading Group http://publish.illinois.edu/erlymodrn

#EMRG #IPRH #reading group #sonnets

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earlymodernworkshop · 10 years

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New IPRH Reading Group: EMRG

The Early Modern Reading Group (EMRG) is a new IPRH reading group. The inaugural meeting will be held next Thursday, August 28, at 4:00 pm in EB 104. No reading required for the first meeting.

Focusing on the early modern archive, the EMRG will read a generically-circumscribed set of texts curated to recreate their potential intertextualities and interrogate literary canonicity. The 2014-15 academic year will focus on the repertory of the Lord Admiral's Men. which includes canonical works such as Robert Greene's Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay and non-canonical works such as Robert Yarington's Two Lamentable Tragedies. Participants meet monthly to discuss one primary text and secondary readings, generating a conversation to result in a research symposium. Conversations will also focus upon the plays as performance texts.

More information, including the reading schedule, can be found on their website:http://publish.illinois.edu/erlymodrn

#EMRG #IPRH #UIUC

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