BuJo Restaurant Menu 2020

The day Michael Sheary\u27s daughter was born, in 2014, he made a promise he was going to do something to make the world a better place for her to live in. With a background in hospitality, and after several trips to the United States, he saw an opportunity for an Irish Burger joint - BuJo - with a Michelin-starred approach to sourcing and sustainability . He hired Grainne O\u27Keefe (of Clanbrassil House), and they spent two years working on the concept before BuJo opened, in early 2018. Almost every ingredient they use is Irish, with grass-fed beef and potatoes from north Dublin and burger buns from Kildare. They operate fully on renewable electricity, all packaging is compostable and even staff uniforms have been sourced ethically. Their commitment to sustainability was rewarded with a three-star rating from the Sustainable Restaurant Association last year - the only burger restaurant in the UK and Ireland to have received its highest award.https://arrow.tudublin.ie/menus21c/1540/thumbnail.jp

BuJo Restaurant Menu 2020

The day Michael Sheary\u27s daughter was born, in 2014, he made a promise he was going to do something to make the world a better place for her to live in. With a background in hospitality, and after several trips to the United States, he saw an opportunity for an Irish Burger joint - BuJo - with a Michelin-starred approach to sourcing and sustainability . He hired Grainne O\u27Keefe (of Clanbrassil House), and they spent two years working on the concept before BuJo opened, in early 2018. Almost every ingredient they use is Irish, with grass-fed beef and potatoes from north Dublin and burger buns from Kildare. They operate fully on renewable electricity, all packaging is compostable and even staff uniforms have been sourced ethically. Their commitment to sustainability was rewarded with a three-star rating from the Sustainable Restaurant Association last year - the only burger restaurant in the UK and Ireland to have received its highest award.https://arrow.tudublin.ie/menus21c/1540/thumbnail.jp

KONSEP INTEGRASI ILMU ABDULLAH AHMAD DALAM PENDIDIKAN ISLAM

The purpose of this study is to analyze Abdullah Ahmad's thoughts on the Knowledge Integration and its implementation in Minangkabau as well as its implications for the Adabiah School of West Sumatra and other islamic education sector in Indonesia. This research is a historical study that focuses on the memoirs and educational background of Abdullah Ahmad, including his efforts in developing Adabiah School. This Study method with a history approach was employed to analyze data. This study concluded by arguing the following aspects: the past educational experience had considerable influence on Abdullah Ahmad's thoughts in which religious sciences and general sciences were separated. The colonial education system model that harmed muslims deeply left an impression on his thoughts. The study shows that Abdullah Ahmad did not distinguish between religious and general sciences. Instead, he integrated the two groups of knowledge and, at the same time, removed the dichotomy of the two, and his goal was to lift Islamic society from adversity and backwardness. In addition, Abdullah Ahmad's thoughts also promoted equality of access to education between men and women especially for the muslims. Accordingly, Madrasah Adabiyiah organized and based its educational system on this integration idea with high quality and accessible for all. The concept has been adopted and adapted by many parties including the Indonesian government.Keywords: Integration of Knowledge, Abdullah Ahmad, Islamic Educatio

Welches Weltethos begründet die Menschenrechte?

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Factors Contributing To Increase Job Satisfaction Among Employees in Iringa District Council

The study dealt with the factors contributing to increase job satisfaction among employees. The main objective of this study was to examine the factors contributing to increased job satisfaction to the employees in Iringa district. The study area was Iringa District Council in Ifunda and Lumuli wards, the sample was 60 respondents drawn from the wards. The analysis involved descriptive statistics such as tabulation, frequency and percentage and it analyzed by qualitative approach. The findings indicate that job satisfaction is influence by job content, working conditions, quality of supervisor, payment, co-workers, promotion and job security. These factors contribute to increase job satisfaction to the employees within the organizations. Therefore, employers and administrators have to ensure that, all factors mentioned are implemented collectively in the organization in order to satisfy employees in working environment. Further study research was recommended for a large sample should be used to conduct a factor analysis on different dimensions of the variables. Also recommendation is suggested to the management to create favorable working conditions environment for the employees within the organizations

El arte, memoria del futuro en las ciudades históricas

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Diseño de una plataforma para el alquiler de bicicletas por Europa y su imagen corporativa

Se trata de un proyecto destinado a crear el diseño de una web que facilite el alquiler de bicicletas por Europa con la finalidad de mejorar la experiencia del turismo tanto urbano como rural. Por tanto en este proyecto contiene todos los estudios previos necesarios para crear una web acorde con las necesidades. También se aborda la necesidad de crear una imagen de marca de la web. Por último la web se testea mediante un prototipo para realizar todos los cambios consecuentes y necesarios para la correcta ejecución de la misma

BAMMsat-on-BEXUS: A Technology and Operation Demonstration of a BioCubeSat Platform on a Stratospheric Balloon Flight Educational Program

This paper reports the current use of the REXUS/BEXUS educational program. The program allows university students across Europe to carry out scientific and technology experiments on research sounding rockets and balloons. BAMMsat-on-BEXUS (BoB) is an experiment from Cranfield University and University of Exeter performing a technology and operation demonstration of a bioCubeSat on a stratospheric balloon at an altitude of ~30km above the ground. BEXUS stands for Balloon Experiments for University Students and is realized under an agreement between the German Aerospace Centre (DLR), Swedish National Space Agency (SNSA), European Space Agency (ESA), and EuroLaunch. The term bioCubeSat could be used to refer to a nanosatellite in a CubeSat format with a biological experiment on-board. Over the last decade, a series of six bioCubeSats have been launched into orbit by NASA and a private company, SpacePharma, i.e., GeneSat, PharmaSat, O/OREOS, SporeSat, Dido-2, and EcAMSat. The BAMMsat concept (Bioscience, Astrobiology, Medicine and Material science on CubeSat) is a bioscience hardware platform which aims to advance the current state of the art technology, under development at Cranfield University, for application in LEO and beyond LEO. This generic platform can be flown as a free-flying CubeSat or hosted as a payload on a larger spacecraft. BAMMsat utilizes COTS sensors, actuators, and fluidic components to enable bioscience experiments by reproducing the features in a traditional laboratory into a miniaturized “laboratory.” It is designed to be compatible with the mass, volume, and power budget of a CubeSat payload and flexible for a broad range of applications and biological systems such as microorganisms, nematode worms, and mammalian cells cultures, including human cell cultures. The core features of BAMMsat are the ability to (i) house multiple samples, (ii) maintain samples in an appropriate local environment (ii) perturb sample fluidically, and (iv) monitor samples. BoB aims to perform a technology and operation demonstration of the BAMMsat bioCubeSat payload in an extreme environment such as the stratosphere. The experiment is to be flown on the BEXUS30 flight campaign in October 2020 from ESRANGE Space Centre, Sweden. The stratosphere can be used as an analog of some aspect of a relevant spaceflight physical environment such as reduced pressure (near-vacuum; ~11 mbar), and temperature (-50°C). The BEXUS flight campaign could also be used as an analog of pre-flight, flight and post-flight operation similar to orbital launch campaign. For bioscience experiments, the biological samples often imposed additional requirement during pre-flight to ensure its viability. BoB will house C. elegans in a 2U pressure vessel to demonstrate its functionality to provide a controlled thermal and fluidic environment with appropriate housekeeping control. This functionality reflects the hardware capability to maintain a viable biological sample. BoB has a 3U CubeSat form factor with 2U allocated for the BAMMsat hardware and 1U allocated as the BAMMsat-on-BEXUS bus. This paper reports progress at four months before flight campaign. The paper also discusses an overview of the experiment objectives and systems design, to build a representative CubeSat that is translatable into a free-flying orbital CubeSat

Taking up the cudgels against gay rights? Trends and trajectories in African Christian theologies on homosexuality

Against the background of the HIV epidemic and the intense public controversy on homosexuality in African societies, this article investigates the discourses of academic African Christian theologians on homosexuality. Distinguishing some major strands in African theology, that is, inculturation, liberation, women’s and reconstruction theology, the article examines how the central concepts of culture, liberation, justice, and human rights function in these discourses. On the basis of a qualitative analysis of a large number of publications, the article shows that stances of African theologians are varying from silence and rejection to acceptance. Although many African theologians have taken up the cudgels against gay rights, some “dissident voices” break the taboo and develop more inclusive concepts of African identity and African Christianity