idmatgar movement played a significant role to create tolerance in society. Islam has also emphasized the religious tolerance,” he said.
Mufti Sami Mandokhail said that religious tolerance means that every human being has the right to lead a dignified life. Religious tolerance in the West is divided into four parts; freedom, equality, development and tolerance.
“Everyone in society, including religious scholars and teachers, must play their key role to ensure religious tolerance,” he emphasized.
Highlighting the importance of forests and tree plantation, Agriculture official Muhammad Akram Sherani said that an agricultural research program has been initiated in Zhob. Field Day will also be organized every month to facilitate the farmers, in which the farmers will be guided about proper and suitable cultivation. Steps have also been taken to protect the pomegranate and grapes orchards.
“The climate of Zhob and Sherani is suitable for olive cultivation. There is a need for promotion of tunnel farming and land leveling. An olive oil extraction plant has been set up and hundreds of liters of oil has been extracted so far,” he said.
Highlighting the importance of reading books, senior official Payo Muhammad Mandokhail urged the students to concentrate and focus on books reading.
Addressing the seminar, professor Abdullah Shakir said that it was commendable to provide opportunity for the promotion of book study culture and educational activities. Keeping in mind the current scenario, religious harmony has become indispensable for the eradication of unrest.
“Islam has also taught the formation of a society free from prejudice and based on non-violence.
“Artificial war has been imposed on the region. In order to get rid of menace, the educated segment of society has to play its vital role,” he said.
Prof. Sydal Khan Mandokhail in his concluding remarks said that, the relationship between teacher and student and between parent and child in our society is based on fear and apprehension. Parents and teachers should keep their relationship with their children friendly in view of the needs of modern era.
Meanwhile, the library administration distributed free textbooks among the needy and orphan children so that they could benefit from the books during the winter vacations. Participants thanked the organizers Shehzad, Mansoor Khan, Zubair and Murad for holding seminar.REDUCED PRICES. I’ve got the following ammunition I’m offering for sale in the HB/FV area. Transfer at Rifle Supply in HB preferred. Contact me by PM if interested. Prices are listed, and I’d also be open to trading for.300BLK ammunition. Make me an offer, worst I can say is no.
This is brass cased ammunition but the cases are stained purple.
These rounds have the well regarded Sierra MatchKing bullet.
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And yes, you're also very correct about Node being very good with handling concurrent requests. That was the major reason why my company switched from writing APIs in PHP to Node. Both Node and Go are very good at this. And in most real-life tasks, you'll likely not see much difference between the two. But when dealing with something like a high-demand sales drop where servers are getting crushed, that's where Go's raw performance, concurrency, and scalability shine. It's like comparing two similarly performant GPUs; one is RTX, the other isn't. In most scenarios, the differences between two are minimal. But once you turn on ray-tracing, the RTX card will shine.Le Comité se félicite que la Belgique ait levé la réserve qu'elle avait formulée à l'égard de l'article 7 de la Convention, qu'elle envisage sa réserve concernant l'article 15 de la Convention et qu'elle ait entamé le processus de ratification du Protocole facultatif à la Convention.

Could you please translate this to English?
The Committee welcomes the fact that Belgium removed its reservation to article 7 of the Convention, that it is considering lifting its reservation to article 15 of the Convention and that it has started the ratification process of the Optional Protocol to the Convention.Climate activist Greta Thunberg’s message juxtaposes the absurdity of political inaction with the straightforward high-stakes of the climate emergency in this animated film. Playful and poignant, Humanity Has Not Yet Failed pits a ludicrous status quo against the clear-eyed activism necessary to shift the balance of power and create a sustainable, just and equitable world.
Norma V. Toraya aka Crankbunny is an award-winning AICP® animator and director. Toraya has animated films for the #MeToo movement, United Nations, Nike, Adult Swim, Plan Canada and the rock band Rush. Toraya has worked alongside Girls that Code, Wheaton College, Ghetto Film School.
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While I'm on vacation I'm re=posting old projects, perhaps you missed it the first time I posted.
I've re-covered a bunch of these bouncy chairs but none of them more difficult than this one.
I've gone a little overboard with pictures today but we had a great weekend that's worth sharing, lots of first for Catie. We went down to Magrath for their annual celebration and there were parades, fireworks, a mini rodeo (which she hated) and fun with cousins.
I've mentioned before that she loves to colour and the magna doodle is a perfect facilitator. Love this cute nightgown.
Cousin Brendan has always loved backpacks, he carried it around everywhere putting in his treasures. He turned three years old while we were there and one of his gifts was a new (really cute) dinosaur backpack. He's a nice little boy and he gave his old Elmo backpack to Catie. It looks so cute on her and she immediately filled it with rocks and pennies and any other treasure she can find.
In Magrath at the parade they throw out candy and it didn't take long before she understood what she was supposed to do.  We thought it would be plenty big to hold it all but it had to be emptied into a larger bag twice, she brought home a huge haul.
Enjoying a sucker and her necklaces. By the end it didn't matter if it was candy or garbage, she was happy to pick up both. I was grateful we were down a bit from the horse poop so there was no chance of her confusing it for something else.
Later there was a petting zoo. When I took her closer to the donkey she shoved it's head away, oops. She did like the sheep though and would say, "Baaa" as we got close.
Walking home with Daddy.
We woke her up and took her to the fireworks later that night, we weren't sure what her reaction would be but we were pleasantly surprised when she loved them. "Woooow", she'd exclaim and she loved the finale.
We'll repeat the weekend next year for sure, she may even be old enough to participate in the rodeo and chase the chicken.
I'm on vacation, posting older projects you may not have seen.
As promised it's Tuesday so time for the second half of my gift that I'm so excited about. I didn't get a comment from the person this is going to so I'm going to assume I'm not spoiling anything. The first part of this gift is the art smock that you can read about here, that part of the gift will be included in the awesome art bucket that I've made.
This bucket will hold all of the cute girl's art supplies so when it's time to craft you can just pull out the bucket and she's good to go. There are pockets all around and most of them are empty just waiting to be filled. I got the idea here at a blog called Kotori. She used a bucket tool belt but I wanted mine to be a little cuter and the belt was a little more than I was willing to spend.
One quick side note... I called this a light tutorial because I had a very sad thing happen while crafting this project, I filled up my Picasa storage space. For those of you unfamiliar, Picasa is the site that automatically stores all of your blogger pictures. Once your space is gone you can no longer add photos to your blog posts and you need to buy more space. I've been really un-happy about my free hobby suddenly costing $5 a year (I know, it's only $5). I was a little p