Day: November 25, 2024

Singapore Pools is one of the premier providers in online gambling, providing users with a safe, secure, and user-friendly gaming experience. Offering various betting types for Android and iOS devices as well as their convenient mobile app makes gambling even more accessible and enjoyable.

The company website is easy to navigate and features many amenities designed to enhance your gaming experience. SSL encryption keeps all data secure while banking link and eNETS allow customers to deposit or withdraw money securely. Furthermore, customer support services are provided 24/7.

Before playing at Singapore Pools, players must first create an account. Registration is quick and free – either using MyInfo with Singpass or an online form will work fine; typically taking 2-5 minutes while identity verification takes 5-10 minutes for full registration. After creating an account you can start betting on all your favorite teams and events!

Singapore Pools was established as a legal lottery operator in 1968 with the purpose of curbing illegal gambling. Furthermore, Singapore Pools pledges its profits toward charity and community causes and operates according to self-regulating guidelines that guide its daily operations.

Singapore Pools not only offers betting options for sports events, but has made it possible for bettors to wager live matches through its mobile app. Available free for IOS and Android devices alike, the app features all essential features needed by avid bettors when gambling remotely from mobile devices – making it highly adaptable and user-friendly as well.

Singapore Pools is a leading socially responsible gaming operator committed to upholding self-regulatory guidelines in their daily operations. Over 99% of Singapore Pools’ gaming revenues are distributed directly to winners while 5% is donated directly to worthy causes through the Tote Board and Tote Board Tote Boxes, while their iShine Volunteers initiative connects employees with volunteering opportunities via mobile apps; additionally, 2022 marks an expansion in employee volunteering options available within their company.

Singapore Pools launched iShine Cloud, an IT platform to help other charities in their digital transformation journeys. By tapping into their IT infrastructure and expertise, Singapore Pools’ iShine Cloud provides affordable IT solutions designed to increase productivity, governance, efficiency of operations and focus on serving beneficiaries more effectively.

The Sidney Prize recognizes outstanding journalism that exposes social and economic injustice. Each winner receives a $500 honorarium and an exclusive prize designed by New Yorker cartoonist Edward Sorel. Submissions may come from any source, and submission deadline is typically the last day of every month.

This award was established by Sidney Hillman’s family and friends to honor his progressive ideas, scholarship, education, and media freedom advocacy. Since its formation, the Hillman Foundation has awarded hundreds of thousands of dollars towards scholarships, research projects, lecture series on campus, and other programs. Furthermore, The Hillman Prize program has long been at the heart of their concerns with free press as it recognizes contributors of daily and periodical newspapers, authors, broadcasters as well as broadcasters who contribute daily or periodical columns or broadcast programs that embody these responsibilities responsibilities – since 1950 the prize has recognized contributors of daily or periodical newspapers in addition to authors or broadcasters for their services rendered during an award presentation ceremony held every year on October 2nd since 1950 for publication of their articles or broadcasted broadcasters or publications which contributed daily or periodical contributors or contributors who acted responsibly within such programs or initiatives e.

Dr. Kate Carte received the Oomhundro Institute Early American History and Culture/University of North Carolina Press 2024 Prize for Religion and the American Revolution: An Imperial History (Omohundro Institute Early American History and Culture/UNC Press 2021). This prize honors an exceptional work written by a North American scholar in American religious history; additionally, each year an advanced graduate student or recent PhD is recognized with an annual Hillman Prize award for producing outstanding dissertation research articles in American religious history.

Each year, the Sydney Peace Foundation recognizes a nominee who works to advance “peace with justice”, human rights and nonviolence. Their prize was announced at a ceremony held in Sydney Australia this November; previous recipients have included Julian Burnside, Professor Noam Chomsky and former Irish President Mary Robinson as winners.

Professor Ron Rash of Mercer University’s Spencer B. King Center for Southern Studies was honored to receive the 2020 Sidney Lanier Prize for Southern Literature this past April. This prize honors 19th century Southern poet Sidney Lanier (b. Macon, Georgia). This prize recognizes writers who engage with and further the tradition of writing about the South.

The Society for the History of Technology has awarded Stephan Miescher the 2023 Sidney Edelstein Prize, for his book A Dam for Africa: Akosombo Stories from Ghana (Indiana University Press 2022). This prize recognizes outstanding scholarly works related to technology history with broad appeal across scholarly as well as non-specialized reading audiences.

The 2024 Sidney Prize was given to a team from University of Sydney academics who excelled at Australia’s Science Oscars – or Eureka Prizes. Horizon Fellow Dr Mengyu Li and the Sensory Conservation Team led by Professor Peter Banks won Outstanding Mentor of Researchers while Professor Kate Jolliffe of University of Sydney Laboratory for Animal Welfare and Biodiversity along with Professor Peter Masters from School of Physics won Leadership in Scientific Research as well as Schools Science Engagement respectively – the prize was presented in Melbourne on Feb 28.