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Trump wants criticism of Israel equated with anti-Semitism
Posted on December 13, 2019 by Stephen Lendman
Trump wants anti-Semitism redefined. An executive order perhaps already signed is all about stifling legitimate criticism of Israel.
It's about wanting the Jewish state absolved of occupation, colonialism, and apartheid crimes against humanity.
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) affirmed self-determination as an essential principle of international law.
Colonial occupation is in clear violation. UN General Assembly Res. 151, the Declaration on Colonialism, condemns the practice "in all its forms and manifestations," including illegal settlements.
According to the Apartheid Convention (1973), the practice is state-sponsored "inhuman" racism "committed for the purpose of establishing and maintaining domination by one racial group of persons over any other racial group of persons and systematically oppressing them."
That's what Israeli repression of the Palestinian people is all about—Gazans harmed most of all by suffocating siege, cross-border incursions, frequent terror-bombing incidents, and naked aggression at Israel's discretion.
Ignored by the Jewish state, the US and other Western countries is that self-determination is a universal right, affirmed by the UN Charter and other international law.
The West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza are illegally occupied territories, Palestinians ruthlessly persecuted by Israel.
Land seizures and dispossessing Palestinians are flagrant international law violations. So are breaches of Security Council resolutions, Israel guilty time and again, accountability never forthcoming.
All of the above are relevant to Trump's expected executive order. It's notably all about wanting legitimate criticism of Israeli high crimes silenced, notably on college campuses by student activists for equity and justice—targeting them and others a flagrant First Amendment violation.
According to the Constitution Center, presidential executive orders (EOs) have "much of the same power as federal law."
Congress can pass legislation to override an EO, a super-majority needed in case of a presidential veto.
The Congressional Research Service explained that there is no direct "definition of executive orders, presidential memoranda, and proclamations in the US Constitution. There is, likewise, no specific provision authorizing their issuance."
Every US president since George Washington issued EOs. During WW II, Franklin Roosevelt authorized internment camps for Japanese Americans.
In 1861 during the Civl War, Lincoln suspended habeas rights by this way.
Two EOs were used for his Emancipation Proclamation that didn't free a single slave at the time. He wanted them deported at war's end to maintain America as a white supremacist society.
He was a war criminal. He suspended the Constitution and habeas rights, forcefully closed courts, arbitrarily ordered arrests, conscripted US citizens without congressional authorization, and closed newspapers opposing his policies.
Glorifying him as a great president ignores his dark side, the same true of all US warrior presidents and others beholden to privileged interests exclusively at the expense of the public welfare.
Executive branch and congressional support for Israel is overwhelmingly one-sided. Few in Washington dare criticize its actions, no matter how egregious. The same goes for establishment media.
According to AP News, citing three unnamed US officials, "Trump is set to sign an executive order Wednesday targeting anti-Semitism on college campuses," adding, "Officials say the order will broaden the federal government's definition of anti-Semitism and instruct it to be used in enforcing laws against discrimination on college campuses."
Henceforth, will advocacy for Palestinian rights and wanting Israel held accountable for denying them be criminalized—and not just on college campuses?
According to the NYT, Trump's order "will effectively interpret Judaism as a race or nationality, not just a religion."
It'll permit withholding federal funds from colleges and universities that fail to crack down on criticism of Israel that Trump's EO calls anti-Semitic.
It aims to stifle BDS activism on college campuses, a vital global initiative to counter its persecution of the Palestinian people.
Separate and unequal is fundamental Israeli policy, Muslims especially demeaned.
The Trump regime's definition of anti-Semitism matches the State Department's, falsely calling it criticism "of the state of Israel."
It considers the legitimate global BDS movement and other groups critical of Israel anti-Semitic.
Congressional Anti-Semitism Awareness legislation was introduced this year and earlier but not passed.
Anti-Zionism and anti-Israel are unrelated to hostility and bias toward Jews.
Israel is a nation-state, Judaism a religion. Some of Israel's fiercest critics are Jews, clearly not self-hating ones.
Calling Jewish state critics anti-Semitic is a long-ago discredited canard.
The same goes for criticizing Zionism, tyranny by another name. The ideology is extremist, undemocratic, hateful, ruthless, racist, destructive, and hostile to peace, equity and justice.
It's contemptuous of fundamental legal, moral and ethical principles; Jews unacceptably considered a chosen people superior to others.
Anglo-Zionism is a hugely destructive force threatening everyone everywhere. Israeli persecution of Palestinians is well documented—criticizing both a moral and ethical obligation.
US Campaign for Palestinian Rights executive director Yousef Munayyer slammed Trump's EO, calling it part of a campaign "to silence Palestinian rights activism" by equating legitimate criticism of Israel with anti-Semitism, adding, "Israeli apartheid is a very hard product to sell in America, especially in progressive spaces, and realizing this, many Israeli apartheid apologists, Trump included, are looking to silence a debate they know they can't win."
Three years ago this month, in response to the proposed congressional Anti-Semitism Awareness Act of 2016 legislation, the ACLU said the following: "The bill poses a serious threat to the First Amendment free speech rights of those on campus who may hold certain political views," adding, "[T]he First Amendment prevents the federal government from using its great weight to impose severe penalties on a person simply for sharing a political viewpoint critical of Israel."
On Tuesday, Jewish Voice for Peace said "Trump doesn't care about Jewish safety. [His] Executive Order is about silencing criticism of Israel," adding that his EO "will usher in a climate of fear on college campuses, where university administrations will be incentivized to silence student activism, faculty research, and teaching about Palestine—while white supremacist organizing, which has been steadily increasing under Trump, will go unchecked."
Unobstructed speech, press and academic rights are fundamental. Compromising them is the hallmark of totalitarian rule, the slippery slope where the US and other Western societies are heading—Trump's new EO the latest example.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. His new book as editor and contributor is titled "Flashpoint in Ukraine: How the US Drive for Hegemony Risks WW III." Listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network.


Sorry I haven't written anything for a bit because I have been working retail and it was Christmas. But I did see some things that I thought you may enjoy. It's been one of the weirdest holiday seasons I think I have ever worked…but then I say that every year. I also say I am not going to do this again next year…meaning work retail at Christmas…and then some how I forget how really bad it gets and do it again. We shall see if I do it again next year! But that's not why you came here….so here for your enjoyment is my holiday edition of "weird things I saw at work". I have quite a few because the closer it got to Christmas the more I things I saw…It got to the point that my coworkers would come over and say…"here's one for your blog"….
3. Person with a picture on their phone – this was the thing this year, everyone had pictures of perfume and were asking me if we had this or that? But this person(man) came up and showed me a picture of the Lancome counter right beside him and asked where this was? I thought he was joking…mistakingly… as evidently I was mistaken many times the past few weeks….thinking people couldn't possibly be this stupid…anyway, I turned him around and pointed to the Lancome counter and said ….THERE!
6. Man who needed a certain brand of perfume – now this would be fine and happens all the time..in fact I am glad when men know what brand they are looking for instead of trying to describe the bottle or scent to me….but this guy says…"do you carry perfume from Nordstrom"…again I think he must be putting me on because we are clearly not Nordstrom…I just looked at him and said I think you need to go to Nordstrom for that one. And off he went.
7. Putting a lock on one of our perfume cases – we had an issue with one of our cases losing the lock. They must be kept locked at all times. However this case had been without a lock for over a year. On the few days leading up to Christmas we take all the locks off as it would be crazy trying to get in and out of the cases constantly with locks on them. On the day before Christmas…a guy…huge guy…comes in and proceeds to put a lock on the case that didn't have one. We could not get past him inside the counter area to wait on customers and he just kept working on it even when one of the associates told him this was not a good time to do this. Finally he finished up and left. I looked around at all the open cases and I mean all the other cases that were hanging open….that is except of course for the newly fixed case…I said and I might add a little too loud….wow, I'm so glad that we finally have a lock on that case!
9. Guy looking for a gift for his wife – this sounds quite normal, right? I agree it was until I showed him a perfume and he took the bottle from me and sprayed it in each of his arm pits. I walked away….
10. Long haired guy looking for Rudolph – this guy comes up to my friend and I and shows us a picture on his phone. I'm thinking another perfume…no. It was a red nose…Rudolphs nose….one of those furry red noses, a huge one like people have on the front of their cars only bigger…and asked where he could find this? We both looked a each other and looked away so we wouldn't crack up like we were ready to do and she says…maybe the Dollar Store…or somewhere, I really don't know what store she told him cause I couldn't look at her or stand there any longer. I wonder if he found one..


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L'hôpital Boudjemaa Tourabi de Béchar est une structure sanitaire, sise dans la commune de Béchar, qui dépend du centre hospitalier universitaire d'Oran, et qui relève de la Direction de la Santé et de la Population (DSP) de la wilaya de Béchar autant que les autres hôpitaux de cette wilaya.

Cet hôpital est l'un des hôpitaux en Algérie qui relèvent du ministère de la Santé.

Géographie

Localisation
L'hôpital Boudjemaa Tourabi de Béchar se situe au centre de la ville de Béchar.

Accès

Route
L'accès par route goudronnée à l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar, situé à la sortie est de la ville de Béchar, n'est pas du tout évident pour les automobilistes qui continuent à se plaindre des routes complètement défoncées.

Hélicoptère sanitaire
Une réflexion est en cours en 2014 pour la dotation de l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar d'une station d'hélicoptère sanitaire.

Il s'agira d'un hélicoptère, ou de plusieurs, basé de façon permanente à l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa et dédié exclusivement à des missions sanitaires de transport de patients.
La zone de stationnement de l'hélicoptère sera proche de l'enceinte des services hospitaliers afin d'éviter l'usage d'un véhicule intermédiaire. Elle devra être protégée, éclairée et homologuée.

La configuration sanitaire de l'appareil volant devra être permanente.
Le matériel médical embarqué sera standardisé et approuvé.
La disponibilité immédiate concernera l'équipe médicale des urgences de l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa, mais également le pilote qui bénéficiera de locaux d'hébergement dans l'hôpital même.

Grâce à la généralisation des numéros verts et à l'utilisation du système GPS, l'intervalle entre la survenue de l'urgence médicale dans les communes et les villages de la wilaya de Béchar et la réception de l'alerte aura tendance à diminuer.
L'hélicoptère sanitaire réduira le délai de réponse médicale après l'alerte et le signalement dans tout le périmètre de la wilaya de Béchar.

À rappeler qu'en , trois petits avions et cinq hélicoptères avaient été destinés aux évacuations sanitaires surtout pour la région du sud de l'Algérie, à partir de l'année 2012, à la suite de la convention signée entre le ministère algérien de la santé et de la population et la compagnie algérienne Tassili Airlines.

Histoire
À son inauguration, l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de la ville de Béchar était classé comme secteur sanitaire jusqu'à sa mutation en hôpital en date du .

Hôpital
L'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar est un hôpital moderne, d'une capacité de 240 lits, qui abrite plusieurs services médicaux.

La capacité d'accueil de cet hôpital a été ensuite étendue par de nouveaux services médicaux.

Cet établissement public hospitalier était composé de services:
 Urgences médico-chirurgicales.
 Chirurgie générale.
 Médecine interne.
 Pédiatrie.
 Gynécologie-obstétrique.
 Néphrologie et hémodialyse.
 Psychiatrie.
 Médecine légale.
 Radiologie centrale.
 Pharmacie.
 Laboratoire central.
 Épidémiologie.
 Anatomie-pathologie.
 Hématologie clinique.

Réfection
Des travaux de réfection de l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa ont été entrepris en 2007 à l'intérieur de certains services de cette structure hospitalière de 240 lits de Béchar.

Services cliniques et médico-techniques
L'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar dispose de services cliniques et médico-techniques.
 Service de chirurgie générale.
 Service de chirurgie vasculaire.
 Service de chirurgie orthopédique.
 Service de gastrologie.
 Service de gynécologie-obstétrique.
 Service de médecine interne.
 Service d'hématologie clinique
 Service de néphrologie.
 Service d'hémodialyse.
 Service d'ophtalmologie.
 Service de télémédecine.
 Service de pédiatrie.
 Service des urgences médico-chirurgicales.
 Service de neurochirurgie.
 Service de pneumologie.
 Service de cardiologie.
 Service d'urologie.
 Service de paradontologie.
 Service de psychiatrie.
 Service de traumatologie.
 Service de neurologie.
 Service de réanimation.
 Service d'épidémiologie.
 Service de gériatrie.
 Service antipoison.
 Service d'oncologie.
 Service de médecine légale.

La capacité totale d'accueil de ces services de l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar est de 240 lits.

Service des urgences médico-chirurgicales
Ce service des urgences médico-chirurgicales a une capacité de lits.

En 2012, ce service des urgences médicales et chirurgicales a été étendu pour être réceptionné en .

Service de chirurgie générale
Ce service de chirurgie générale a une capacité de lits.

Ce service prend en charge entièrement et sur place les patients dans son bloc chirurgical central.

En 2011, l'une des spécialités médicales dont manquait l'hôpital de Béchar était la chirurgie générale où ce service comptait un seul chirurgien pour une population de la commune de Béchar évaluée à  habitants.

Service de chirurgie vasculaire
Ce service de chirurgie vasculaire a une capacité de lits.

Service de chirurgie orthopédique
Ce service de chirurgie orthopédique a une capacité de lits.

En 2007, ce service de chirurgie orthopédique avait été doté d'un arthroscope, qui est un appareil permettant l'examen endoscopique d'une cavité articulaire.

En 2009, ce même service a encore été doté d'un autre arthroscope.

Service de traumatologie
Ce service de traumatologie a une capacité de lits.

Les travaux de réfection en 2007 avaient réhabilité un nouveau bloc opératoire à l'intérieur de ce service de traumatologie qui allait pouvoir, dès son ouverture, prendre en charge entièrement et sur place les patients.

À partir de 2010, les patients souffrant d'arthrose ont été pris en charge pour bénéficier de dans la Grèce ancienne, l'exposition du corps d'un défunt avant les funérailles (voir Rite funéraire dans la Grèce antique.)s dans ce service qui fonctionne à plein temps.

Cette prise en charge a permis aux patients de la région souffrant d'arthrose de la hanche et celle du genou de bénéficier de prothèse totale de la hanche et du genou.

Service d'urologie
Le service d'urologie a été doté en 2007, ce service d'urologie avait été doté d'une colonne de scotopie. En 2011, ce service comptait un seul spécialiste qui recevait des patients des cinq wilayas limitrophes de la wilaya de Béchar.

Service de gastrologie
Ce service de gastrologie a une capacité de lits.

En 2007, ce service de gastrologie a été doté d'une colonne d'endoscopie.

Service d'ophtalmologie
Ce service d'ophtalmologie a une capacité de lits.

En 2007, ce service d'ophtalmologie avait été doté d'un laser, d'un microscope et d'un phacomètre (focomètre) qui est un appareil optique servant à déterminer par lecture directe le nombre de dioptries d'un verre de lunettes de vue.

En 2011, un manque total de praticiens se signalait au niveau du service ophtalmologique de l'hôpital de Béchar.

Des spécialistes en ophtalmologie viennent régulièrement du nord de l'Algérie pour appliquer avec succès, sur des dizaines de patients, une nouvelle technique en matière de chirurgie oculaire, qui est la phacoémulsification.

Il s'agit d'une technologie permettant de traiter chirurgicalement les cataractes, les opacifications brutales ou progressives du cristallin et ce, après une petite incision dans la cornée à l'aide d'un appareil à ultrasons.

Service de néphrologie
Ce service de néphrologie a une capacité de lits.

En 2009, ce service de néphrologie a été doté d'un lithotripteur (LEC).

Le nombre des insuffisants rénaux avoisinait en 2011 les 130 patients, et ces derniers étaient traités au niveau de ce service d'hémodialyse, non sans difficultés, en raison notamment des pannes des reins artificiels (générateurs de dialyse).

Le personnel médical de ce service doit être constitué au moins d'un néphrologue et de quelques paramédicaux.

Service d'hémodialyse
Ce service d'hémodialyse dispose de plus de 29 générateurs pour la prise en charge des malades souffrant d'Insuffisance rénale.

Service d'épidémiologie
Ce service d'épidémiologie a une capacité de lits.

Ce service des maladies infectieuses, installé en 2007 à l'intérieur de cet hôpital, n'a rien à envier à ceux des pays développés.

Service d'oncologie
Ce service d'oncologie a une capacité de lits.

En 2009, ce service d'oncologie a été doté de plusieurs chambres de chimiothérapie.

En 2013, le cancer du sein était le plus fréquent chez les femmes avec 45,8% de l'ensemble des 215 cas de cancers fréquents, touchant les deux sexes, enregistrés depuis 2010.

La morbidité parmi les patients atteints du cancer du sein, du cancer de l'ovaire et du cancer du côlon, était de 120 malades en 2013, soit 55,82% des cas admis en hospitalisation au niveau de l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar.

Service de psychiatrie
Ce service de psychiatrie a une capacité de lits.

En 2011, ce service de psychiatrie a été réceptionné après une opération de rénovation et de modernisation.

Service de radiologie
Ce service de radiologie a une capacité de lits.

En 2009, ce service de radiologie a été doté d'un scanner médical.

En 2011, un manque total de praticiens se signalait au niveau du service radiologique de l'hôpital de Béchar.

Service de télémédecine
Ce service de télémédecine a été introduit en 2012 à l'hôpital Boudjemaa Tourabi de Béchar.

Ce service fait bénéficier les patients de consultations médicales approfondies à distance, grâce à la technique de télémédecine reliant Béchar aux autres hôpitaux de l'Algérie via un support audiovisuel, et d'effectuer ainsi les diagnostics nécessaires pour chaque cas qui sont ensuite pris en charge par les équipes médicales de l'hôpital Boudjemaa Tourabi de Béchar.

Service de médecine légale
Ce service de médecine légale reçoit les cas cliniques nécessitant un avis spécialisé.

En cas d'accidents, les éléments de la protection civile de Béchar interviennent en vue de transférer les blessés ou les corps des victimes vers ce service médico-légal ou vers la morgue de l'hôpital.

Les médecins légistes de ce service inspectent les blessés ou les cadavres évacués vers l'hôpital Boudjemaa Tourabi de Béchar, pratiquent des autopsies et participent ainsi aux enquêtes visant à déterminer les causes et les circonstances des divers incidents.

Tarifs des soins
À l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar, les tarifs des soins sont les suivants:
 Consultation générale: 50 DA.
 Soins dentaires: 50 DA (plombage, simple visite ou extraction).
 Radiographie: de 20 à 50 DA, à partir de la radio d'une fracture de doigt au téléthorax.
 Consultation spécialisée: 100 DA (pour chaque nuitée passée à l'hôpital, intervention chirurgicale incluse).
 Soins dispensés aux malades chroniques: gratuits.

Ambulance
Cet hôpital est doté d'une ambulance (véhicule tout-terrain: type 4x4) équipée de moyens d'urgence et d'intervention.

À rappeler que le secteur de la santé dans la wilaya de Béchar a été renforcé par l'acquisition d'ambulances pour le transport des malades et de véhicules tout-terrain: type 4x4 pour les équipes mobiles.

Formation universitaire
L'hôpital Boudjemaa Tourabi de Béchar permet aux étudiants de la faculté de médecine de l'université de Béchar de poursuivre et de parfaire leurs études dans de bonnes conditions, car cette structure hospitalière dispose de plusieurs services spécialisés, blocs opératoires, laboratoires d'analyses et service d'imagerie.

En effet, les services cliniques de cet hôpital peuvent accueillir des internes et assistants en formation et des étudiants hospitaliers, en conformité avec les recommandations universitaires.

Ces atouts qui favorisent les étudiants dans leur cursus seront confortés en 2015 par plusieurs médecins spécialistes exerçant dans le nord de l'Algérie, originaires de Béchar, qui ont décidé de retourner exercer à Béchar.

Ce renfort en encadrement spécialisé sera d'un apport appréciable pour le futur centre hospitalier universitaire (CHU) de la capitale de la Saoura, dont les travaux de construction ont été lancés en .

Un concours national de recrutement de 48 maîtres assistants était prévu à la fin du mois de  à Alger pour se renforcer davantage en enseignants.

École paramédicale
L'institut national de formation supérieure paramédicale de Béchar est doté d'une capacité pédagogique de 140 places.

Les postes pédagogiques ouverts dans cette école visaient la formation durant 03 années de paramédicaux dans les spécialités suivantes:
 Sages-femmes.
 Auxiliaires médicaux en réanimation.
 Manipulateurs radiologiques.
 Laborantins.
 Puéricultrices.
 Infirmiers en soins généraux.

Cuisine
La nourriture des patients hospitalisés dans les services de l'hôpital Boudjemaa Tourabi de Béchar est consommée dans les repas préparés dans la cuisine du même établissement.

Ces repas sont préparés avec des provisions alimentaires et des vivres entreposés dans l'entrepôt de ravitaillement de l'hôpital, et destinées à nourrir les malades hospitalisés.

Incinérateur de déchets médicaux
En 2011, un total de  de déchets hospitaliers ont été éliminés à travers les 8 grands établissements de santé de la wilaya de Béchar.

Cette opération visant la protection de l'environnement a été rendue possible grâce à 4 incinérateurs, relevant de deux établissements hospitaliers à Béchar et de deux autres à Abadla et Béni-Abbès.

D'une capacité de traitement de 7 à /jour de  déchets, ces incinérateurs sont dans des états moyens pour trois d'entre eux, et dans un état jugé "bon" à l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar.

Établissements affiliés
L'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar supervise plus de 23 polycliniques et plus de 78 salles de soins, pour servir une population estimée à plus de  habitants.

Services d'urgences médico-chirurgicales
En 2010, deux services des urgences médico-chirurgicales (UMC) ont été ouverts dans les quartiers de Béchar-Djedid et Debdeba, dans la ville de Béchar, pour assurer le diagnostic et le traitement des différentes pathologies et urgences médicales et la surveillance thérapeutique, ainsi que la couverture sanitaire totale de la commune de Béchar où sont concentrés 80% des habitants de la wilaya de Béchar estimés à plus de  âmes.

Maternités
 Maternité Mohamed Boudiaf de Béchar.

Cliniques

Clinique d'ophtalmologie
La commune de Béchar est pourvue d'une clinique d'ophtalmologie qui a été mise en service au mois de .

Avec une capacité d'accueil de 40 lits, cette clinique effectue des consultations et des actes chirurgicaux et contribue à la prise en charge des différentes maladies ophtalmiques de la wilaya de Béchar et d'autres wilayas dans le sud-ouest de l'Algérie.

Polycliniques
L'hôpital Boudjemaa Tourabi de Béchar chapeaute plusieurs polycliniques sur les 23 polycliniques que compte la wilaya d'Adrar, soit une polyclinique pour  habitants.
 Polyclinique de: Béchar.

Salles de soins
L'hôpital Boudjemaa Tourabi de Béchar chapeaute plusieurs salles de soins sur les 78 salles de soins que compte la wilaya de Béchar, soit une salle de soins pour  habitants.

Ces salles de soins sont érigées dans la banlieue de la ville de Béchar pour accueillir les citoyens.
 Salle de soins: Barga.
 Salle de soins: Haï Nour.

Ressources humaines
Le personnel médical de l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar comptait un effectif global de praticiens de la santé composé de médecins spécialistes, de médecins généralistes et d'agents paramédicaux.

En 2010, le secteur de la santé dans la wilaya de Béchar a été renforcé avec 14 médecins spécialistes.
Ce personnel médical envoyé vers Béchar a concerné des spécialistes en cancérologie, réanimation, cardiologie, médecine interne et chirurgie générale.
Cette équipe de spécialistes devait ensuite être appuyée par une mission médicale cubaine, composée d'autres médecins spécialistes, dans plusieurs pathologies, notamment en gynécologie et orthopédie.

Les avantages sociaux et professionnels offerts aux praticiens algériens sont nombreux à l'hôpital Tourabi Boudjemaa de Béchar, avec un salaire conséquent, une augmentation de 150 %, un logement disponible et équipé et un cadre de travail agréable.

Le manque de plusieurs spécialistes médicales, à savoir des cardiologues, des dermatologues, des pneumologues, des urologues, des neurochirurgiens et des médecins légistes, incite à réfléchir à une autre politique pour inciter les praticiens de la santé à venir au sud de l'Algérie.

L'objectif espéré est d'atteindre la couverture de toutes les spécialités, d'améliorer la qualité de la prise en charge du malade et d'assurer la couverture médicale dans tous les ksours de la wilaya de Béchar.

Couverture sanitaire
En 2013, les structures de santé dans la wilaya de Béchar étaient encadrées par 131 médecins spécialistes, 208 médecins généralistes et 57 chirurgiens dentistes, ainsi que par 44 pharmacies.

La couverture sanitaire dans la wilaya de Béchar était assurée par un médecin spécialiste pour  habitants, un médecin généraliste pour  habitants, un chirurgien dentiste pour  habitants et un pharmacien pour  habitants.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Santé en Algérie
 Liste des hôpitaux en Algérie

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Tickets Now On Sale for JUNO Songwriters' Circle Presented by SOCAN and FACTOR in association with Music Publishers Canada
Charlotte Day Wilson, Serena Ryder, TOBi and The Weather Station to perform at Toronto's recently revitalized Massey Hall on May 11, with more performers to be announced
CBC's Tom Power to host the fan favourite concert series
TORONTO – The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) announced today that tickets for JUNO Songwriters' Circle Presented by SOCAN and FACTOR in association with Music Publishers Canada, are now available for purchase. The first live iteration of the show in three years, the 'Jewel of JUNO Week' will be hosted by CBC's Tom Power and offer untapped insight into the making of some of Canada's most iconic songs. This year's event broadcasts from Massey Hall on CBC Music, CBC Radio One and streams live via CBCMusic.ca/junos, CBC Gem and CBC Music's Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and Youtube pages. CARAS acknowledges the financial support of FACTOR, the Government of Canada and of Canada's private radio broadcasters in helping make this event possible.
Tickets for JUNO Songwriters' Circle are available for purchase online at https://masseyhall.mhrth.com/. Tickets start at $29.50 plus fees and taxes with $1 from every ticket sold going towards MusiCounts, Canada's music education charity associated with the JUNO Awards, in celebration of their 25th Anniversary.
After a massive revitalization, Toronto's legendary Massey Hall will host the acclaimed concert series, where some of Canada's most revered songwriters and 2022 JUNO Award nominees will captivate audiences with stripped down performances and intimate side stage conversations. The first round of performing artists include five-time JUNO nominee Charlotte Day Wilson, indie rocker and six-time JUNO Award winner Serena Ryder, rapper, singer and JUNO Award winner TOBi and Tamara Lindeman from the two-time JUNO nominated folk band The Weather Station.
"We are thrilled to be back in Toronto and have the opportunity to bring people together to celebrate Canadian artistry and the creative process at one of the best events of JUNO Week," said Allan Reid, President & CEO, CARAS/The JUNO Awards, "It's been nearly three years since we've held this event in-person and we can't wait for artists, industry and fans to get the chance to exchange stories and perform with a language we all know; music."
About JUNO Songwriters' Circle:
WHAT: JUNO Songwriters' Circle Presented by SOCAN and FACTOR in association with Music Publishers Canada is an evening of intimate conversations and stripped down performances with some of Canada's top songwriters and 2022 JUNO nominees. Hear personal stories and anecdotes behind some of your favourite songs.
WHO: Charlotte Day Wilson, Serena Ryder, TOBi, Tom Power (Host), The Weather Station and more to be announced
WHEN: Wednesday, May 11 | Doors 7:00 p.m. | Show 8:00 p.m. ET
WHERE: Massey Hall | 178 Victoria Street, Toronto, ON
The 51st annual JUNO Awards and JUNO Week 2022 will be hosted in Toronto, ON from May 9 through May 15, 2022, culminating in The JUNO Awards. Produced by Insight Productions (a Boat Rocker company), The 2022 JUNO Awards will make history on Sunday, May 15 as it broadcasts and streams for the first time from an outdoor venue at Budweiser Stage in Toronto, live across Canada at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music, CBC Listen, and globally at CBCMusic.ca/junos.
Official JUNO Awards website: www.staging.junoawards.ca / Digital Toolkit
Twitter: @TheJUNOAwards / Instagram: @TheJUNOAwards / Facebook: @TheJUNOAwards / TikTok: @TheJUNOAwards/ Hashtag: #JUNOS
Twitter: @MusiCounts / Instagram: @Musicounts / Facebook: @MusiCounts / TikTok: @MusiCounts
The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) is a not-for-profit organization created to preserve and enhance the Canadian music industry and promote higher artistic and industry standards. CARAS' mandate is comprised of four key pillars: Educate through our music education charity, MusiCounts, programs and initiatives, Develop emerging artists through mentorship and development programs, Celebrate Canadian artists with year-round JUNO Awards showcasing, and Honour music industry icons through the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. In 2021 The JUNO Awards celebrated its 50th Anniversary, with a national celebration of Canadian music. For more information on the JUNO Awards or The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) please visit www.staging.junoawards.ca.
About Massey Hall
Massey Hall is one of Canada's most revered cultural institutions and a designated National Historic Site. Built in 1894 by Hart Massey, Massey Hall was gifted to the citizens of Toronto and now operates as a charitable not-for-profit organization. Remaining true to Massey's vision, the organization devotes much of its focus to artist development, community outreach, and educational programming.
Between 2018 and 2021, Massey Hall closed its iconic red doors for the most significant renovation in its history. The historic hall reopened on November 25, 2021 with a sold-out performance by legendary Canadian folk icon, Gordon Lightfoot. In the coming months, the revitalization will be complete and will introduce new spaces that will collectively be known as Allied Music Centre – Canada's premiere multi-purpose performance facility. Allied Music Centre will feature a total of four venues and new creative spaces for artists, educators, and community groups alike. When this revitalization is complete, Massey Hall's legacy will shine for another century and beyond.
About MusiCounts
MusiCounts is Canada's music education charity associated with CARAS and the JUNO Awards. MusiCounts' vision is to ensure all youth in Canada have access to music education through their schools and communities. This vision is realised through grant programs that invest directly into schools and communities across Canada and put musical instruments into the hands of kids. Additionally, MusiCounts creates educational resources; empowers young people to pursue music as a career; and celebrates teachers, artists, and philanthropists who champion music education. Since 1997 MusiCounts has awarded over $15,700,000 in support of music education in Canada.
About SOCAN
SOCAN is a rights management organization that connects more than four-million music creators worldwide and more than a quarter-million businesses and individuals in Canada. More than 175,000 songwriters, composers, music publishers and visual artists are its direct members, and more than 100,000 organizations are Licensed To Play music across Canada. With a concerted use of progressive technology and unique data as well as a commitment to lead the global transformation of rights management, SOCAN is dedicated to upholding the fundamental truths that music and visual arts have value and creators and publishers deserve fair compensation for their work. For more information: www.socan.com
About Music Publishers Canada
Music Publishers Canada is a membership-based organization, founded in 1949, that ensures the views of music publishers in Canada are heard. It is our mission to create business opportunities for our members and to promote their interests and those of their songwriting partners through advocacy, communication, and education.
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New Delhi: The government on Wednesday said power will not be provided free of cost to any category of consumers under the recently launched Saubhagya scheme, which aims to provide electricity to all.
However, under the scheme, the poor families will be provided electricity connections free of cost, said the frequently asked questions (FAQs) on the scheme released on Wednesday by the power ministry. According to the document, other families will pay Rs500 only, which shall be recovered by the distribution companies/power departments in 10 instalments along with electricity bills.
The Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojana (Saubhagya) was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday with an ambition of providing electricity connections to all 4 crore left-out families by December 2018.
The document also explained that with the inclusion of 4 crore households in the electricity network, there will be requirement of additional power of about 28,000 MW, considering an average load of 1 KW per household and average uses of load for 8 hours in a day.


Getting Ready for Module 7!
Module 7 is going to be about the native development kit that comes with Android.
Android but other options are possible.
For example, you may be familiar with CMC++.
reuse in Android without having to rewrite that in Java, whatever reason may be.
you can call the C library routines via your Java library class.
So this module is gonna be all about NDK and how to work with NDK.


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UNBOUND: Saybrook Insights with President Nathan Long & Carmen Bowen
Episode 37: Mindful Moments - Hands of Light Meditation with Luann Fortune
May 04, 2020 Luann Fortune Season 1 Episode 37
May 04, 2020 Season 1 Episode 37
Luann Fortune
In this guided meditation, Dr. Luann Fortune leads us to focus on our hands to capture and explore energy though our fingertips, sensations, and imagination. This energy is an ever-ready source of health and connection.
As a service to our larger community, Saybrook University is offering a daily mindful moment through April 30, 2020, beginning at 12:15 PM Eastern. Designed to be 15 minutes in length, our Mind-Body Medicine faculty have banded together to provide these sessions as a source of centering and solace in these extraordinary times.
For more information about Saybrook University, go to: www.saybrook.edu. You can also learn more about the Saybrook Mind-Body Medicine program by going to https://www.saybrook.edu/areas-of-study/mind-body-medicine/
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Fonds 1575 - McKeown Family fonds
McKeown Family fonds
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McKeown Family
The patriarch was Patrick. His son, Patrick Walter Hughes, attended Upper Canada College, University College (BA 1887) and Trinity Medical College (MD, CM 1889). He established his own practice and by 1900 was, in addition, a demonstrator in surgery in the Medical Faculty at the U of T. He rose tot he position of assistant professor of clinical surgery and served overseas with No. 4 Hospital Unit during the First World War. He married Minnie Woods, a daughter of Alderman John Woods, and they had two children, Walter Woods ("Woody") and Gertrude. Woody attended University College for one year (1911-12) before leaving for England to take law at Cambridge. He served in Europe during the War and, on returning to Canada, attended Osgoode Law School from which he graduated in 1922. Margaret Woods was a sister of Mrs. McKeown and Helen Ryan was a niece.
Students in the Faculty of Arts and Trinity Medical College.
Certificates, annotated publications, and a photograph relating to three generations of members of the McKeown family. University of Toronto students include Patrick Walter Hughes McKeown, BA 1887 (University College), MD CM (Trinity Medical College), 1889, and Walter Woods ('Woody') McKeown, Arts (University College), 1911-12, who served in World War I and then attended Osgoode Hall. Other family members represented include Patrick McKeown, Winnie McKeown and Margaret Woods.
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American Jerry Sarvadi comes from Florida, he retired after a long career in gas business.
Passionate golfer, Jerry is still very active on and outside the golf course being the founder and manager of The Renaissance Club just next door to Muirfield.
He joined the World Amateur Tour in 2016 when hosting the World Amateur Tour for the first time at The Renaissance. He produced a fabulous second round to win by one.
Best memory at World Amateur Tour event: Winning The Links Championship at home club TRC shooting 37 on back windy back nine.


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A New Year's Message from Tom O'Connor, CEO
Dear friends and supporters,
Happy New Year! I hope 2021 brings you and yours all you hoped for.
2020 was a tough year for everyone and significantly impacted those who went into the pandemic already vulnerable. At Providence Row, we strive to support everyone who is rough sleeping or affected by homelessness, so we had to transform how we work for the most vulnerable.
We managed three hotels where people who were previously sleeping rough could self-isolate, have access to regular meals, healthcare and tailored support plans. Now, more than 100 of our hotel clients are in safe accommodation, engaging with support services and on their way to long-term recovery; a bright light during some dark days.
We continued to run advice and support services for people sleeping rough and an outreach service for those affected by substance misuse, reaching record numbers of clients. Our ground-breaking psychotherapy service continued providing vital psychological support for many and a gateway to other essential services. Routes to Roots prevented those in danger of becoming homeless on discharge from the hospital from returning to the streets, ensuring their safe accommodation and ongoing support.
As we begin 2021, we are still responding to a crisis even as we look forward to brighter days after the pandemic. Sadly, we are now seeing more people at risk of homelessness and sleeping rough on our streets for the first time. Much of the support put in place during the first lockdown, is no longer funded, and I am very concerned about the impact on those who need our help. This is why the work must go on.
In 2021 we will continue doing everything we can to meet the immediate and long-term needs of our clients. Right now, our food programme is significantly increasing its distribution of healthy meals to people sleeping rough and in temporary accommodation. We are scaling up our psychotherapy service and have re-designed our employability service to provide additional support for those who have no recourse to public funds and must find employment to secure accommodation.
This would not have been possible without the courage, generosity and compassion of my colleagues, and I am extremely grateful for their hard work during a very challenging year.
I am confident that our excellent colleagues, partners, supporters and volunteers will continue to be there for our clients throughout 2021, offering them renewed hope for the future.
With your continued help, the brighter days that we are all seeking can be shared by the most vulnerable who do not have a safe home or a community in which to belong.
Stay safe and well in your homes during these days of lockdown, and I very much look forward to working with many of you in the year ahead.
Tom O'Connor


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Q: Apache2 reverse proxy with SpringBoot backend I have a Spring Boot REST API that's using SSL. The backend is using port 8443 and I want to use Apache 2 reverse proxy so I can use a domain name like https://www.example.com/api/v1/ instead of https://localhost:8443/api/v1/.
Here is the Apache 2 config :
<VirtualHost *:80>
    ServerName example.com
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
    RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:443>
    ServerName example.com
    ProxyPass / http://127.0.0.1:8443/
    ProxyPassReverse / http://127.0.0.1:8443/
</VirtualHost>

and here is the SpringBoot config :
  port: 8443
  ssl:
    enabled: true
    key-store: classpath:identity.jks
    key-password: secret
    key-store-password: secret
    trust-store: classpath:truststore.jks
    trust-store-password: secret
    client-auth: need
  servlet:
    context-path: /api/v1

When I'm accessing the URL https://www.example.com/api/v1/, I get the following error:

Bad Request This combination of host and port requires TLS.


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Q: Outlook Add In crash report If there is a crash of an Outlook Add In and the exception is unhandled, is there a way to obtain crash log data for that particular Add In?

A: Nope. I'd suggest handling exceptions in the code. Also I'd recommend creating a log file for each add-in run and write all operations there. It will help you to diagnose the issue.
You can check this source for more info on VSTO logging and alerts, but in essence you change two environment variable values depending on what you need to do:

Displaying VSTO Alert Prompts
To display each error in a message box, set the VSTO_SUPPRESSDISPLAYALERTS variable to 0 (zero). You can suppress the messages by setting the variable to 1 (one).
Logging VSTO Alerts to a Log file
To write the errors to a log file, set the VSTO_LOGALERTS variable to 1 (one).
Visual Studio Tools for Office creates the log file in the folder that contains the application manifest. The default name is .manifest.log. To stop logging errors, set the variable to 0 (zero).

Microsoft Office applications can disable add-ins that behave unexpectedly. If an application does not load your add-in, the application might have hard disabled or soft disabled your add-in.
Hard disabling can occur when an add-in causes the application to close unexpectedly. It might also occur on your development computer if you stop the debugger while the Startup event handler in your add-in is executing.
Soft disabling can occur when an add-in produces an error that does not cause the application to unexpectedly close. For example, an application might soft disable an add-in if it throws an unhandled exception while the Startup event handler is executing.
When you re-enable a soft-disabled add-in, the application immediately attempts to load the add-in. If the problem that initially caused the application to soft disable the add-in has not been fixed, the application will soft disable the add-in again.


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Judy: I think a pronouncing index on the website is a great idea. I must see if I can get some expert to help with this.
Carolyn: I know just what you mean. I wasn't born here, but I love this place so much. I have just been for an evening walk out through the lanes and the sun shone and the air was full of the lovely scent of new-mown hay and all the ditches were full of wild orchids and sweet cicely. It was breathtakingly beautiful.
Elaine: 'Writ in Stone' book 4 is already being advertised on Amazon. I hope you like it. I think it is the best so far - but I may be wrong. It will be out in September so that is not too long to wait.
I am suffering from Burren deprivation after reading your two books that are out in the US. We have been to Ireland quite a few times. On our first trip in 1980 we stayed near Kilfenora. I can still remember walking along a small road and being struck with a deep and profound feeling of being "home". Actually my people are from near Burr in Tipperary rather than the Burren.
I shall be watching for the third book to come out in the US and am delighted to learn that 4, 5, and 6 are "in the works".
We are currently trying to organize a trip to the Burren in August of this year.
I just started reading 'My Lady Judge' and I am enjoying it very much; however, I would have really appreciated a pronouncing index included in the book. Since there is none, would you ever consider adding such to your website?
Elaine Dingsdale writes from U.K.
Cora, I have recently read all 3 of your Burren series, and have found myself immediately captivated by them all. Time, place and characters are all a joy (even the nasty characters!) I'm already impatient for the next instalment.....anything planned as yet, or will I have to curb my impatience for a while?!
Just a quick message to say that I shall be away for a few weeks. I'd love to hear from you, but the message won't be posted or answered until I return.
The funny thing is, Maggie, that when I wrote 'My Lady Judge' I had never heard of Sister Fidelma, and had no idea that I was going over well-trodden ground.
When I did find out about Peter Tremayne and his Sister Fidelma books I made the decision not to read them as I was afriad that they might influence my style.
I'm glad you liked the descriptions. I purposely set the books in the early years of the reign of Henry VIII as apparently there were some fantastic summers and autumns then and the Burren always looks so lovely in sunny weather.
I am a Sister Fidelma fan and was interested when I found your first book. I couldn't stop reading it and quickly passed onto the second. Thoroughly enjoyed both and now can't wait for the third. Love the descriptions of Mara's surroundings and the pictures in your gallery. They bring the story to life even more now. Thank you.
Many thanks for your response and your interest! I'm excited to hear that the third in "Mara's series" will be out in the States this fall. Can't wait to purchase. In the interim, I moseyed (that's a good Southern US word) back to our library to go ahead and check out "The Lady Judge" and found that they don't carry the first in the series! (But do have the second). Not to worry, I plan to talk with them about that and read the first, albeit out of order.
As to the question of my children, they do love all history. I have two boys, 9 and 12, who I homeschool. We use a literature-based curriculum, so we are constantly reading. I don't know if our library carries your children's books, but I will find out. Again, thanks for your response!
Probably this is hard to credit, but I had never even read, or heard of, Peter Tremayne and his Sister Fidelma series when I wrote my first book about Brehon law!
I was, however, very influenced by another Ellis - Ellis Peters - and loved her Brother Cadfael series. The only drawback, I felt, was that it was hard to envisage a monk investigating a murder every few months.
With my Mara, however, unlike Sister Fidelma I may add, she is the Brehon, or investigating magistrate, for the whole kingdom, so murder is just as much her business as it is the business of, say, Inspector Dalgleish.
Harrison is my married name and my husband thinks that his family might originate from some Cromwellian that fled to Northern Ireland after the restoration of Charles II.
were you influenced by Peter Berresford Ellis / Peter Tremayne and his Sister Fidelma series?
I also wonder if Harrison is your married name and if so, whether your husband has any connection with Newcastle-under-Lyme where Major-General Harrison, the infamous Cromwell's right hand man and regicide, was born?
I think, Melanie, that the names of both Galway and Galloway probably originated from the same Gaelic word, gall, meaing a stranger. Certainly the links between Ireland and Scotland were very strong and Scotland, also, had their Brehons and their Brehon law.
I'm glad that you enjoyed the book - 'Sting of Justice' book 3 is just out here and the American version (with the same title this time, thank goodness), will be out in September.
What ages are your children? And would be interested in Irish history?
Hi Cora: I, too, happened upon the "Secret and Unlawful Killing" in our local library and just loved it! Thank you for writing such a fun, fresh book. My ancestors came from Galloway (is that the same as Galway?) and are McKie's. We know some strange legend of one of our ancestors helping out Robert the Bruce, then receiving lands from him. I hope to visit one day and see what I might dig up. In the meantime, I'm going to check out your children's books (I homeschool our two children) and hope to go back and read "The Lady Judge" for myself. You have a wonderful gift in writing. Thank you for sharing!
Transportation was a terible thing to face. Fortunately, my maternal great-great-grandfathers, who were transported for theft of a horse and a pig in 1833, met free Irish women in NSW around 1840. They gained tickets-of-leave, married and were able to buy large pieces of good farming land in the New England town of Scone. Ellen Edwards, from Meath, wife of Henry Worrad (convicted horse-dealer) established a school on their property, Tooloogan Vale. The property was named after the local Aboriginal warrior whose people lived and worked around it. Ellen was widowed in mid-life but had a large family by then and lived a long life, maintaining her property and acquiring some business interests. In NSW the convicts and the Irish were no longer dominated by the British ruling class.
I'm doing a Young Adult novel called 'I Was Jane Austen's Best Friend' and whil;e doing the research I came across something that her aunt was supposed to have stolen a piece of lace from a shop in Bath and was tried and threatened with transportation. Luckily she was acquitted - probably because she was rich, but it would have been a terrible punishment for a woman in her seventies for a very small crime (if she did purposely pick up the piece of lace).
Dear Cora, It's great to understand the physical and traditional context of the country our families came from. Their values helped to shape the communities of early settlements in NSW, helping the convicts to overcome their tragedies (transportation for minor misdemeanors) and establish prosperous farming communities.The Haynes family from Armidale were associated with a homestead, called Saumarez Station, and there is a national trust cottage there named the "Jack Haynes" cottage. I haven't managed to get my hands on the second book but I definitely will. Sharron.
Sharron: Both of these names are still very popular throughout the Burren - Have you read Michaelmas Tribute/A Secret & Unlawful Killing? I associate the name Neylon with Noughaval, the place of the Michaelmas Fair which forms the background to book 2.
Glad you enjoyed book 1.
I'm glad you read MY LADY JUDGE before book 2 as I think it paints the background to the stories. I am now on book 6 (books 3 STING OF JUSTICE & 4 WRIT IN STONE will come out this year and, hopefully, books 5 & 6 next year) and I have to keep reminding myself to put in the background and not to assume that my reader already knows it all.
A lot of people do make this point about the pronunciation of Gaelic - I'm not too good on it myself but I just feel that it adds a nice background. I really must persuade my publishers that it would be worthwhile. Another thing that that I would like is to have a map of the Burren - it's only 100 square miles so it can be quite a large scale - and mark in the various castles etc. I always have a map open on the floor beside me while I write.
Taoiseach is pronounced teeshock and the a in tánaiste is pronounced like aw in awful.
Derbh fine I'm not too sure about but think it is darve fine (two syllables in fine with a short e - if that makes sense.
I ran across "A Secret and Unlawful Killing" and immediately picked it up as I am a big fan of historical mysteries, and was very interested in the rather feminist and humane Brehon judicial system after reading the Sister Fidelma mysteries. However, I quickly discovered it was not the first book, so I had to put it down and run off and get "My Lady Judge", which I very much enjoyed, and now I'm back to the second book.
Although I hate it when American publishers rename books, I must say the typesetting of the US edition is quite good. They even use chapter heads from the underappreciated Jeremy Tankard. (I don't suppose you know what typeface is used for the Brehon law excerpts?).
hi Cora I love your books I've read them all.P.S sorry about the spelling im still young!
There is a quite a bit about the city of Galway and its relationship with independent Gaelic kingships, such as the Burren, in 'My Lady Judge' so I hope that you enjoy that, Patrick, when you read it.
I'm delighted and relieved to see that book 2 can be read and enjoyed by someone who has not read book 1. Many thanks for taking the trouble to write.
I just ran across at the library, and read, _A Secret and Unlawful Killing_. I greatly enjoyed it: Sympathetic characters and what at least sounds like accurate depiction of the period, not that I have much depth in that time and place. I've reserved _My Lady Judge_ and look forward to the subsequent volumes. I have to date only managed to visit Galway once and nothing else in the West, but if I get back that way, I will look at the region with your books in mind.
Many thanks, Edna - the place is beautiful, anyway!
Re: "My Lady Judge" What a beautiful book.
Thanks for the message, Tony & Mary. There's a Burke in the next book, 'Sting of Justice' which will be coming out in the UK at the begininng of May and will probably be in Australia a couple of weeks later.
I have a brother in Sydney, so it's nice to hear from Australia - I think you are my first fans from there!


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Democrats Come For Susan Collins After Brett Kavanaugh Backs Anti-Abortion Law
Jennifer Bendery
HuffPost February 10, 2019
WASHINGTON ― Progressive advocacy groups are furious about Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh voting Thursday to let an anti-abortion law take effect in Louisiana. But they are directing their ire at another person too: Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine).
Collins, who is up for re-election in 2020, was pivotal to Kavanaugh's narrow October confirmation to the court. All but one Democrat, Sen. Joe Manchin (W.Va.), voted against Kavanaugh, in large part out of concerns that he would roll back abortion rights. Collins, who says she supports abortion rights, defended her vote by saying she believed he would follow Supreme Court precedent ― that is, preserve Roe v. Wade.
But Kavanaugh voted Thursday to let a Louisiana law take effect that would have left the state with just one physician allowed to perform abortions ― a break from precedent, as the law is virtually identical to a Texas anti-abortion law that the Supreme Court struck down in 2016. He was on the losing side of the court's 5-4 decision, in which the majority said the restrictions must remain on hold while challengers appeal a lower court decision in favor of the law. But Kavanaugh took the extra step of writing a dissent, saying he would have let the law take effect.
Demand Justice, a progressive judicial advocacy group, is already up with a digital ad this weekend in Maine highlighting Collins' vote for Kavanaugh. Titled "It Was All a Sham," the Facebook ad features video footage of Collins shaking hands with Kavanaugh and audio of her voice saying she doesn't believe Kavanaugh will weaken abortion rights.
"Collins promised to protect women's rights," read words across the screen. "It was all sham."
The ad is part of a $10,000 digital ad buy the group is rolling out this week to remind Maine voters of Collins' vote.
"Brett Kavanaugh has declared war on Roe, and Susan Collins is the one who made it possible," said Executive Director Brian Fallon. "Collins now owns every decision that he makes."
Collins spokeswoman Annie Clark said it's worth noting that progressive groups responded "with near total silence" to Kavanaugh providing the deciding vote in a December Supreme Court ruling in favor of Planned Parenthood.
"If the far left groups weren't targeting Senator Collins for Justice Kavanaugh, they would be targeting her for something else," Clark said in an email. "The people of Maine have always appreciated Senator Collins' diligent work ethic, her extraordinary command of federal issues, and her thoughtful and deliberative approach. And that's exactly how she's going to continue to proceed."
But abortion rights groups aren't letting Collins off the hook.
"We were called crazy and hysterical for suggesting he was hostile to #roevwade even though his record was clear," Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, posted on Instagram. "Susan Collins, you own this."
Amelia Penniman, a spokesperson for the progressive research group American Bridge, said Kavanaugh wouldn't even be on the court if it weren't for Collins' deciding vote.
"It has always been crystal clear that he intended to use his position to attack abortion rights, and thanks to Susan Collins, women will now pay the price," Penniman said in a statement. "This will go down in history as a key portion of her legacy, and it's a reality that she will have to answer for next year when she faces voters."
Collins raised nearly $1.8 million in the last quarter of 2018 and the vast majority of it came from out-of-state supporters of Kavanaugh. It was the best fundraising quarter of her life.
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he Isle of Man's Gambling Duty Act 2012 will come into operation on January 01, 2014 if it is approved by the local parliament, Tynwald.
The Act, which received Royal Assent in October 2012, replaces the former general betting duty, pool betting duty and online gambling duty with a single duty of excise called "gambling duty." The Act repeals and replaces various provisions contained in the Pool Betting (Isle of Man) Act 1961, Betting Act 1970 and the Online Gambling Regulation Act 2001, which are concerned with the relevant duties.
The Act does not deal with machine games duty, lottery duty on National Lottery games, or land-based casino gaming.
The rates and bases of liability for operators of the new gambling duty under the new Act will remain the same as currently apply for the duties being replaced. However, the new provisions are designed to be more flexible, and so better able to deal with technical or other developments. In this way, the Act is designed to create a consolidated and robust legislative framework underpinning what has become an important business sector in the Island, while allowing for future development of an innovative and fast-moving area.
Previously a business had different laws and procedures to follow in accounting for duty, and governing its dealings with Customs and Excise, depending on whether the business was a local bookmaker, pools promoter or online gambling operator, with different forms, public notices etc. From January 2014 there will be a single structure.
Where existing operators have been granted any permissions or exemptions, these will continue under the new duty regime. Furthermore, while any new operator intending to undertake dutiable operations on or after January 01, 2014 is required to provide the Treasury with 7 days prior notice, anyone who was already accounting for the duties being replaced will not be required to give such notification. Any credits or losses as accrued will also be transferable to the new duty.
The Isle of Man government announced on October 18 2010 that it had been notified by the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong that the territory has been accepted as an 'approved jurisdiction' for the purposes of the listing of its companies on that exchange.
In gaining approval, the Isle of Man joins a select group of countries which have been accepted by the Hong Kong Listing Committee. In the case of the Isle of Man, companies incorporated under the two main bodies of company legislation in the Isle of Man – the Companies Acts 1931-2004 and the Companies Act 2006 – can be listed on the Exchange.
Juan Watterson Political Member of the Department of Economic Development responsible for financial services, added: "This paves the way for the Isle of Man to attract foreign issuers to list on the HKSE. In recent years, the island has become the leading jurisdiction for listing foreign companies on the UK's AIM market; a number of our commercial law firms already have considerable international expertise working with Asian lawyers including equity and debt issues by Isle of Man companies on other Asian exchanges and in some cases have representative offices in Asia. We are constantly looking for ways to improve and build on the Island's international reputation as a high quality International Business Centre, and this listing approval is a further example of this commitment".
For his part, Minister for Economic Development, Allan Bell, said: "The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is assuming greater importance among the leading capital markets. Given the Isle of Man's proven credentials in Asia and unique status, for example, in facilitating manufacturers in greater China to import goods into the European Union, we see this endorsement by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as further strengthening the role that we are able to play in enabling international trade.


Charles Starks is the President & CEO of the Convention Center Authority which owns and operates the Music City Center. Charles has been with the convention center since 2005. Prior to that he had worked for Gaylord Opryland and several other Nashville based hotel companies since staring his career in the hotel industry at age 14.
Charles is a graduate of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville with a Bachelor of Science in Tourism, Food and Lodging Administration. He is also a Certified Hotel Administrator through the American Hotel and Lodging Association.
Charles is a part of many professional, civic, and community groups including the Downtown Nashville Rotary, SKAL, the University of Tennessee Retail, Hospitality, and Tourism Management Advisory Board and is a graduate of the 2015 class of Leadership Nashville. He serves on the Air Service Coalition for the Nashville International Airport, Professional Convention Management Association Education Foundation (PCMA) board, the Habitat for Humanity Board and the Greater Nashville Hospitality Association (GNHA) and has previously served as President of both the state and local hospitality associations.
Charles is a native of Nashville. He and his wife, Dina, have two adult children and three grandchildren.


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Development of oven and Karl Fischer techniques for moisture testing of grass seeds
Benjamin, Ethan
Seed moisture is a primary factor influencing seed quality during harvesting, storage, and marketing of grass seed. However, the Association of Official Seed Analysts' Rules for Testing Seeds do not contain methods for moisture testing. The oven methods in use by seed testing laboratories in the U.S. are diverse and...
moisture testing of grass seeds AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Ethan Benjamin Crop Science for the
Scaffold reactivity and large scale Synthesis of organocatalyzed Yamada-Otani Condensation product and investigation of the synthesis and properties of axially chiral 8,8'-biquinolyls and 8-(naphtha-1-yl)quinolines
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In Part I, (4S,5R)-4,5-dimethyl-4-phenylcyclohex-2-enone (19a) was prepared in 73% yield with high enantio- and diastereo-selectivity (er > 98:2, dr > 20:1) on a multigram scale by a Yamada-Otani condensation between (E)-pent-3-en-2-one and 2-phenylpropanal catalyzed by a sulfonimide derivative of (S)-proline (18, HuaCat®). Synthetically useful transformations of the cyclohexenone product 19a...
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Development of Novel Agents to Combat Tuberculosis and Malaria
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Despite the advance of biomedical science, infectious diseases remain one of the number one killers in the world. They claim the lives of millions of people annually, particularly in underdeveloped and developing countries. In fact, more than 32% of the health burden in Africa is caused by infectious diseases, e.g.,...
committee members, Dr. Philip Proteau, Dr. Adam Alani, Dr. Benjamin Philmus, and Dr. Daniel Rockey for
Free Monoterpene Isomer Profiles in White Wine : Effect of Grape Variety, Region and Style and Impact on Odor Perception
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Monoterpenes are important volatile compounds to the aroma of many white wines. Many monoterpenes are chiral and found in wine as different isomers. These isomers (also known as enantiomers) are non-superimposable mirror images of each other, maintain the same molecular structure and in many instances possess different sensory characteristics. Much...
sensory study. A special thank goes to Dr. Benjamin Philmus, who was willing to serve as GCR in my final
Theory of Inhomogeneous Fluids
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This dissertation reports on the computational physics research in the area of inhomogeneous fluids. I first discuss the theory background for this work beginning with water, which is important for the two published articles that are presented in this work (Chapters 5 and 6). Next, I give a brief overview...
Generating and using terahertz radiation to explore carrier dynamics of semiconductor and metal nanostructures
Jameson, Andrew D.
In this thesis, I present studies in the field of terahertz (THz) spectroscopy. These studies are divided into three areas: Development of a narrowband THz source, the study of carrier transport in metal thin films, and the exploration of coherent dynamics of quasi-particles in semiconductor nanostructures with both broadband and...
Terahertz imaging and spectroscopy of carbon-based and semiconductor nanostructures
Tomaino, Joseph L.
This thesis will cover work that I have completed relating to the field of terahertz (THz) science. My work has consisted of generating tunable, narrowband THz pulses in a table-top optical setup and using both narrow- and broadband THz pulses to study various material systems. Broadband THz pulses were used...
Quantum and Classical Simulation of Electronic Transport at the Nanoscale
Gruss, Daniel S.
Time-dependent electronic transport is increasingly important to the state-of-the-art device design and fabrication. The development of nanoscale sensing, the harnessing and control of structural fluctuations, and the advancement of next-generation materials all require a treatment of quantum dynamics beyond the level of traditional methods and a more nuanced approach to...
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Assessing Apparent Effects on Survival and Movement of Desert Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) Following a Pneumonia Outbreak
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In the western United States, bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) have suffered major die-offs in every state since the mid-1800s, and disease from domestic sheep (Ovis aries) has been a primary factor in these events. Beginning in the early 1900s, poly-factorial, poly-microbial pneumonia was identified as a major disease affecting bighorn...
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Novel ternary graphite intercalation compounds of alkali metal cations and amines
Maluangont, Tosapol
Novel ternary graphite intercalation compounds (GICs) of alkali metal cations and a wide variety of amines have been synthesized by one-pot chemical syntheses. Alkali metals studied includes Li, Na and K. The families of amines employed are nalkylamines, branched alkylamines, and different structural isomers of diamines and polyamines. Intragallery structures...
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Sopranos Libby Johnstone and Lucy Campbell both have extensive experience in music theatre, with Campbell also coming from a pop and metal background. Eden was originally created as a side project to land corporate gigs and work the cruise line circuit (stay with us), but has evolved into a recording career and a serious attempt to hit a larger audience. Whilst their debut album is classical crossover, it was aimed at their cruise ship listeners, consisting largely of predictable standards, family friendly original songs and the sporadic surprise. Their upcoming follow up, however, promises to be their first serious introduction, blending more obscure and unpredictable material and a more concentrated effort in updating the crossover sound. They are also, surprisingly, the first act to conceive the idea or releasing a dual album - one disc dedicated to classified pop and the other dedicated to classical. Their vocals are well suited to both styles - Johnstone possesses a light, pure voice and Campbell's darker and emotive delivery ensures the girls complement one another. The real treat with this pair is how well their voices blend together, creating a truly gorgeous sound which we'd recommend readers to make an effort to hear live.
Amazing voice & love your song. Keep it up! Merry Christmas!
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All the best, hope you get to No 1.
Incredibal great amazing voices keep it up, love you Libby and Lucy.
Yes the sky is the limit .
Don't forget to keep voting for these girls who are currently placed 10th in the charts. There is every chance we could get them higher if we all vote daily.
Love these two girls. Can't wait until they take the U.S.A. by storm.
Nicola, thank you for taking the time to write a lovely profile for Eden following their album launch concert at Battersea Barge on Sunday.
Congratulations girls on moving into 12th spot and so pleased your Battersea Gig was a huge success.
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Birmingham Academy of Dance is proud to introduce our talented group of instructors!
Our team members are devoted to your student's success and individual needs. Each has top-notch training and an unparalleled ability to provide unique and dynamic choreography, as well as a positive and motivated teaching style. Meet the B.A.D crew!
Autumn Armstrong
Alli Neely
Brandon Norris
Shaina Trumer
Tiffeny Roberson
Spencer Shirley
Ethan Epstein
Sophie Barron
Kalyn Grimble
Grace Anli
Kaylyn Evans
Ashley Boroughs
Autumn began her dance education at the age of two. She studied in the genres of tap, ballet, jazz, contemporary, and hip-hop, and started choreographing and teaching at the age of fourteen. Autumn has competed in both dance and cheerleading, and pursued hip-hop and gymnastics into adulthood, privileged to have been a member of several national championship teams. She completed her B.S. in Accounting from the University of Alabama in 2000. Over 18 years ago, Autumn began her most important role in the dance world as a parent of a multiple title winning dancer, and this only expanded her affinity for all genres of dance. Her experience as a dance student, instructor, choreographer, and parent has developed not only an understanding of the dancer's mind, but also of the expectations of the dance consumer. Autumn has choreographed numerous national champion solos and group routines over her 30 year career. It is her objective at Birmingham Academy of Dance to provide top-notch instruction, impeccable customer service, and an all around enjoyable and unforgettable dance experience that will be cherished by both student and family.
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Alli began dancing at the young age of two and started competing with dance at the age of eight. Throughout her dance training she trained in many aspects of dance such as jazz, ballet, tap, pointe, acrobatics, contemporary, hip-hop, and modern dance. Growing up Alli competed at various dance competitions receiving many awards and scholarships. She has performed across the country, studying under many world renowned teachers and choreographers. Alli has been student teaching and teaching dance since the age of thirteen. After graduating high school, Alli attended the University of Alabama where she got her bachelor's degree in dance. At the university Alli trained under many admired dance teachers and really grew as an artist. Alli was accepted into the prestigious company Alabama Repertory Dance Theater at the university. She choreographed many dances for the shows at the University of Alabama such as Dance Alabama and Dance Collection. While in school she was also a member of the Dance Alabama organization. Alli had the opportunity to spend a summer as a dance camp counselor for the American Ballet Theater where she also received outstanding ballet training under esteemed ballet teachers. She has taught master classes while working on choreography for many different projects. Alli has a love for dance, choreographing, and teaching dance. She is very dedicated to her work and strives to create an upstanding atmosphere for her students.
Brandon Norris was born and raised in Winfield, AL. He attended Hubbertville High School and went on to earn an Associate's Degree in Drafting and Design Technology. Brandon started clogging at the age of 3 and hasn't stopped since. Over the years he has earned numerous national titles such as 7-time CCA(Clogging Champions of America) Team National Titles, 6 CCA Duet National Titles and 7 CCA Solo National Titles. Brandon auditioned for Fox's hit show "So You Think You Can Dance" Season 3 where he made it through to the top 100 dancers and was one of only 2 dancers invited back to perform on the finale of the show. He also led his team Dynamic Edition to a Top 5 finish on Season 3 of MTV's America's Best Dance Crew. Now at the age of 30 Brandon travels all over the nation doing choreography and conventions. Brandon co-owns Dynamic Dance with his sister Shannon where they share their love for teaching others the joy of dance.
Shaina Trumer is a native of Birmingham, Alabama and has been dancing since the age of 5. Miss Trumer has been educated in the background of contemporary, hip hop, modern, jazz, ballet, and tap. Her deep love for the art of dance has led her to a higher education at Troy University where she graduated Summa Cum Lade with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Dance. While at TROY she was casted in and choreographed numerous original works, traveled to and had work accepted into various dance festivals. Shaina has also traveled to Italy to attend and perform in Danza in Arte Pietrasanta, an international dance festival. Here Miss Trumer received intensive training from world renowned artist such as Maria Kochetkova, Sebastian Kloborg, and more. Before college and accomplishing these achievements, Shaina was a competitive dancer at Birmingham Academy of Dance where she won multiple awards. At the same time, she began working for the studio as a part time teacher whilst attaining her high school education. After high school, Shaina maintained her commitment to her students by taking on a part-time teaching role in tandem with accepting a position as a competitive choreographer at B.A.D throughout her collegiate career. Shaina is happy to return to Birmingham Academy of Dance where she plans to not only teach technical terminology, history, and a respect for the art form; but also to encourage the same love and passion she has found in dance to her students.
Tiffeny is a graduate of Cornerstone Christian School and has studied Early Childhood Education and Kinesiology at The University of Montevallo. Tiffeny has been dancing for 27 years and teaching dance for 17 of those years. She is a member of the Southern Association of Dance Masters where she has been tested and certified to teach dance. For 8 years, she was the owner and artistic director of Dancing at Tiffeny's Center for the Arts in Westover, Alabama. As owner of DAT, Tiffeny was able to direct an incredibly successful competitive team. They were awarded numerous state and local titles while traveling throughout the southeast. In 2012, She was awarded the Marjorie Perry Spirit Award, an award given for excellence in the field of dance instruction and as recently as 2016, she was awarded the Association of Dance Conventions and Competitions Studio of Excellence Award. Tiffeny has had the honor of studying dance from some of the greats. She has studied under the late greats Frank Hatchett and Steven Boyd and has thoroughly enjoyed master classes under great choreographers and teachers such as, Dena Rizzo, Janice Barringer, Daryll Retter, Tommy Alexander, Katheryn McCormick and several others. She has had the joy of soaking up knowledge from Becca Retter on the most recent and innovative preschool and primary level dance instruction techniques on a regular basis. Tiffeny's desire is to give children a firm foundation in the basics of dance and grow them into strong adult dancers. She is also a very successful pageant coach and has never trained a pupil that has not placed in the top 10. Tiffeny is also a superior vocalist. In 2004, she was given the opportunity to travel to New York City where she performed at the world famous, Carnegie Hall. In her days as a competitive opera singer, she received many superior awards at multiple AISA and ACSI solo competitions. Tiffeny is currently a member of Highlands Worship at Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, Alabama, one of the fastest growing churches in the country. She has the honor of serving as the Vocal Director at the churches Greystone campus, where she develops new vocalists. Tiffeny's goal is to reach as many children as possible in her lifetime by giving them the joys of fine arts. She thanks God daily for the children He has put in her path.
Spencer began her dance education at age 2, and has been training in all genres including ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, clogging, and hip hop for over 15 years. Spencer has won many accolades and titles as a competitive dancer including Miss Platinum, Miss Thunderstruck, Miss Masquerade, Miss Inspire, Miss Elite Teen Dance, Dance Master's of America Chapter 33 Miss Dance, and Miss V.I.P dance. She was awarded the Steven Boyd Memorial scholarship award for her passion on stage, as well as numerous scholarships to world-renown programs such as the Rockettes. Spencer is currently a student at the University of Alabama and continues to share her love for all genres of dance with students in the classroom and on the competitive stage.
Ethan Epstein is from Boston, Massachusetts. He trained at Boston Ballet School, under the direction of Margaret Tracey, and Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, under the direction of Marcia Dale Weary. As a student, Ethan's repertoire included principal and soloist roles in ballets by George Balanchine, Price Suddarth, Alan Hineline, and Matthew Powell. He has also performed as with Oklahoma City Ballet, where he appeared in ballets by Robert Mills and Agnes de Mille. Ethan is currently a company member with Alabama Ballet where he has performed in many corps de ballet and soloist roles. Ethan looks forward to a great season teaching with Birmingham Academy of Dance!
Sophie has over 15 years dance experience in a multitude of genres including ballet, jazz, hip hop, and contemporary. She has danced competitively, and has had training as both a Birmingham Academy of Dance company dancer and instructor. Sophie continues to pursue her dance education, and enjoys sharing her love of dance and talent with students of all ages and skill levels. She is a great asset to our program as a dancer, teacher, and choreographer!
Kalyn Grimble is from Huntsville, AL. She attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham majoring in Communication Studies/Broadcasting with a theatre minor. Kalyn started dancing at the age of 3 and has been involved in dance for 15 years and counting. In high school, Kalyn was a member of the varsity dance team that placed second at nationals and won numerous awards at regional competitions. While dancing competitively, Kalyn won many awards including a judges' award called "Joyful Noise". While attending UAB, she decided to focus on academics, but still stayed involved with dance. She was a dance teacher in a dance program, Tippi Toes, where she helped children at childcare centers and schools develop a love for the art of dancing. Kalyn was also a member of a dance crew during college in which she performed at different school events and functions. Kalyn joined the Iota Phi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated her sophomore year. During her time, she was the step chair for 1.5 years and her chapter participated and won multiple awards at collegiate competitions. Kalyn has a true passion for dance and performance. She loves to choreograph and teach hip-hop, lyrical, and jazz dance. As a dance instructor, Kalyn strives to create a positive atmosphere that gives her students the opportunity to grow and find their passions in the world of dance.
Grace Anli attended Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet from the age of three through seventeen. By the age of six, she was training over thirty hours a week, seven days a week, to achieve her goal of becoming a professional ballet dancer. While attending CPYB, Grace received a world-class education in ballet through various styles, including Bournville, Vaganova, and Balanchine technique. She had teachers including but not limited to Marcia Dale Weary, Darla Hoover, Julie Kent, Daniel Ulbright, Jonathan Stafford, Craig Salstein, Merryl Ashley, Suki Shorer, and Ashley Boulder. Grace performed the principal title roles in Giselle, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Coppelia, Swan Lake, Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, The Nutcracker, La Source, Serenade, Raymonda Variations, Walpurghsnaght, Valse Fantasie, as well as performing in Paul Taylor's Company B.
Upon accepting an apprenticeship with Alabama Ballet at the age of seventeen, Grace performed soloist level roles including Dew Drop in the Nutcracker. She was promoted the upcoming season to Company Dancer. Since then, she has performed the principal roles of Coppelia, Giselle, The Nutcracker, and Don Q Pas de Deaux as well as highlighted soloist roles in In the Upper Room, Cinderella, Don Q, The Sleeping Beauty, Allegro Brilliante, and Swan Lake.
Grace also works closely with over a hundred children annually as the Community Cast Director for Alabama Ballet's George Balanchine's The Nutcracker. As well as being the founder and initiating the Alabama Ballet School Spring Series, she choreographed, taught, coached, and directed, the inaugural performance of Carnival of the Animals.
Kaylyn Evans began dance at the age of 3, and continued her dance education in studio and competitively for over 15 years in all genres. Kaylyn's favorite genres are Contemporary and Jazz, and she has won multiple choreography awards, judges choice awards, and first overall placements with her competitive team choreography. Kaylyn continues to pursue her love of dance through teaching, and education through conventions and classes.
Ashley has been married to her high school sweetheart since May 2018. She and her husband, Alex, live in Shelby County. Ashley began dancing at 2 years old and has trained in ballet, jazz, tap, clogging, hip hop, and contemporary. She has danced her whole life and competed at the regional and national level. Throughout her competitive career, she received numerous regional and national titles. She began assisting in dance classes at the age of twelve and began instructing her own classes when she was sixteen. Ashley attended Troy University where she studied for her BFA in Dance. She trained under Elie Lazar and Tracy Shillabeer. In 2013, Ashley was certified to teach dance by the Southern Association of Dance Masters. Ashley serves as the Nursery Preschool Coordinator at the Greystone campus of Church of the Highlands. In May of 2020, she received a Certificate of Ministry from Highlands College. Ashley loves working with kids of all ages and strives to help them become the best dancers they can be. She is thankful for the opportunity she has to inspire the next generation.
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Q: postfix + dovecot + mariadb send and recive email directory is not the same everyone.
   I'm install postfix + dovecot email system , and configure store virtual email account & password with mariadb on centos 7.
   I followed this course step on step . Lucky, I succed to start mariadb & postfix & dovecot.
   Then I telnet to pop3 and login & quit. I found some folders was created at '/home/vmail/$mydomain/$user/'.  However, I run 'telnet localhost smtp' and do :
mail from: sales@example.com
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I found it succed . But when I look the folder /home/vmail, I found there is some folders created '/home/vmail/vmail/Maildir' , and the new mail was send to this '/home/vmail/vmail/Maildir/new' folder. I can't find setting like 'virtual_mail_folder' in postfix configure file .
  Where is wrong ? And how to fix it ? Every answer is helpful, thank you.