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Fifth TAALEM Board of Directors Meeting Held in PMU Campus

PMU Rector gave an overview of the University’s study programs. He briefed about implementation of the latest information technology that helps the University run its operations smoothly.

(AL-KHOBAR Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) - The Chairman of the Board of Directors of TAALEM and the Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University (PMU), HRH Prince Turki Bin Mohammed Bin Fahd chaired the 5th TAALEM Board of Directors Meeting in the university campus.

Several issues came under discussion in this second session meeting.

American Federation for Children Condemns Teachers Union Bullying of Louisiana Schools

As low-income families access scholarships, threat from union lawyers aims to hurt thousands of families statewide.

(BATON ROUGE, LA) - A law firm retained by the Louisiana Association of Educators union threatened to initiate litigation against individual schools if they do not pledge to cease participation in a Student Scholarships program.

This, when a judge ruled two weeks ago to dismiss the union's attempt to get an injunction.

What if My Child Gets Caught in a Social Network?

The public now has all the power through social networks.

(MADRID, Spain) - The International Communication for Children Festival 'The Pacifier' was born to channel communication that targets children and improve the quality of the information that is transmitted.

It awards the best works of communication for children.

VerticalNews Applauds PMU`s Aramco Endowed Chair Professor Research

VerticalNews promotes news about various scientific streams including information technology viz software engineering.

(AL-KHOBAR Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) - US based Journal of Technology and Science/VerticalNews lauded scientific research at Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University.

Desensitizing the System... How To Inoculate The Courts Against Anti-Government Lawsuits

Courts everywhere reject amateur actions on a daily basis as having no merit.

(SASKATCHEWAN) - The difference between the American and Canadian governments in their treatment of indigenous people is – as Helen Keller might have said – the difference between tweedle-dee and tweedle-dum.

There are subtle differences, which perhaps only a Philadelphia lawyer could detect, but they share the central characteristics of hypocrisy and denial.

Small Business Network: Buy this, Not That

Because of the huge range of available options, consider consulting a computer or networking professional before deciding which version fits your needs.

(REDDING, CA.) - These days a business that can’t get online can’t go very far. From emailing appointment confirmations to processing credit cards, when the network goes down, business productivity grinds to a halt.

Small business owners are stuck in a unique position...

Joe Paterno, Icon or Moron?

This famous money making coach of great sports success did no service to the athletes and their families.

(CLEVELAND) - The tribute to a coach who did nothing to help sex abuse victims at Penn State is emblazoned across the university wall, it calls him a humanitarian... cough.

And what about that statue? Could a finer reminder for Penn State exist? Perhaps it should stay right where it is to remind people of things they should never forget.

Event: da Vinci Days Festival in Corvallis July 20-22nd, featuring Little Feat

Oregon’s premier 3-day science, art and technology event.

(CORVALLIS, OR) - The da Vinci Days Festival – Oregon’s premier 3-day science, art and technology event in Corvallis, OR – will be headlined by the iconic American band, Little Feat this year.

Little Feat will perform Saturday, July 21 at 9pm on the da Vinci Days Festival main stage at Oregon State University Lower Campus.

Salem City Council To Consider November Referral Request

Monday, July 9, 6:30-10:00 p.m. Salem City Hall, Council Chambers, Room 240 555 Liberty St SE

(SALEM) - Councilor Laura Tesler, Ward 2, will make a motion to support a request for a November ballot referral by the Salem City Council on Monday, June 25.

The referral request was presented by members of Marion Polk Move To Amend (MPMTA), a local affiliate of the national Move To Amend coalition (MTA) at the June 25th council meeting.

Class Action Lawsuit against Church, State and Big Pharma is given Green Light

Breaking News Report from the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS) and the Association of Citizen Prosecutors (ACP)

(TORONTO, Canada) - History was made yesterday when the Association of Citizen prosecutors (ACP) headed by Jason Bowman, took the first step towards in exposing Vatican, Crown of England and other parties, and in holding these cartels to account in the Federal Court of Canada.

A Federal Court in Toronto examined Bowman's materials and essentially outlined the framework by which this unprecedented undertaking shall now proceed in Federal Court.