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Take everything you want Greece to be — olive groves and tavernas, fishermen and bakers leading quiet village lives, stone villas and cypress trees and brilliant bougainvillea — and put it on a tiny, Ionian island only reachable by boat: That's Paxos. On the western coast, sheer cliffs, rock arches and 40 sea caves put on a stunning show. Daytrip to the neighboring island of Antipaxos for powder sand and water so aqua, it rivals the Caribbean Sea.
Most of Croatia's beaches are pebbly or rocky, but Rab is one of the few islands that has golden sandy beaches to enjoy. The most famous beach is Rajska or Paradise Beach, and this is where you will find the most visitors during the summer months, as well as families. On the other hand, the mountainous interior of the island is ideal for walking and exploring the landscapes. The beaches, however, are the main pull.
In the 1950s, the De Havilland Comet, Boeing 707, Douglas DC-8, and Sud Aviation Caravelle became the first flagships of the Jet Age in the West, while the Eastern bloc had Tupolev Tu-104 and Tupolev Tu-124 in the fleets of state-owned carriers such as Czechoslovak ČSA, Soviet Aeroflot and East-German Interflug. The Vickers Viscount and Lockheed L-188 Electra inaugurated turboprop transport.
My fiancé and I are interested in the Greek Islands for our honeymoon in early August. I know it's not the ideal time to go, but it's right after our wedding. We are two women in our late thirties. We'd fly into Athens and then I was thinking Santorini for 4 nights and then possibly one other island. We're into the beach, snorkeling/boat trip, maybe a hike or bike ride and amazing food. We're not interested in the party scene, but definitely want to explore amazing restaurants. You know, the perfect amount of romance and relaxation combined with culture and epic scenery. Suggestions? Thanks in advance!
Beach Day: Spend a day on one of many beautiful small beaches and bays, including pebble and sand beaches. Beaches to check out are Pocukmarak (the biggest beach on the south side, which also happens to contain a stone sarcophagus and two covers in the water that are around 1500 years old), Tratica, Carpusina and Sotorisce (the biggest and the most popular beach on Silba).
Every imaginable shade of blue manifests in the lagoon of Bora Bora, aka, the Jewel of the South Seas. Coral motus ring the main island like a sandy sash, and beneath the surface, dolphins, rays, sharks, turtles and colorful fish throng. Presiding over it all is the moss-green volcanic peak of Mount Otemanu, where god descended to the island on a rainbow, according to local lore. Timeless grass-skirted dancers and exotic overwater bungalows round out the sublime scene.
Following World War I, the United States found itself swamped with aviators. Many decided to take their war-surplus aircraft on barnstorming campaigns, performing aerobatic maneuvers to woo crowds. In 1918, the United States Postal Service won the financial backing of Congress to begin experimenting with air mail service, initially using Curtiss Jenny[26] aircraft that had been procured by the United States Army Air Service. Private operators were the first to fly the mail but due to numerous accidents the US Army was tasked with mail delivery. During the Army's involvement they proved to be too unreliable and lost their air mail duties.[27] By the mid-1920s, the Postal Service had developed its own air mail network, based on a transcontinental backbone between New York City and San Francisco.[28] To supplement this service, they offered twelve contracts for spur routes to independent bidders. Some of the carriers that won these routes would, through time and mergers, evolve into Pan Am, Delta Air Lines, Braniff Airways, American Airlines, United Airlines (originally a division of Boeing), Trans World Airlines, Northwest Airlines, and Eastern Air Lines.
Operating costs for US major airlines are primarily aircraft operating expense including jet fuel, aircraft maintenance, depreciation and aircrew for 44%, servicing expense for 29% (traffic 11%, passenger 11% and aircraft 7%), 14% for reservations and sales and 13% for overheads (administration 6% and advertising 2%). An average US major Boeing 757-200 flies 1,252 mi (2,015 km) stages 11.3 block hours per day and costs $2,550 per block hour : $923 of ownership, $590 of maintenance, $548 of fuel and $489 of crew; or $13.34 per 186 seats per block hour. For a Boeing 737-500, a low-cost carrier like Southwest have lower operating costs at $1,526 than a full service one like United at $2,974, and higher productivity with 399,746 ASM per day against 264,284, resulting in a unit cost of 0.38 $cts/ASM against 1.13 $cts/ASM.[71]
That all sounds good though I would recommend Naxos over Mykonos in March as there's more to see and do there when not beach weather. And if you do decide to do Mykonos be sure there's a ferry from Mykonos to Santorini for your dates. And same for Santorini to Crete. There should be ferry service but the route starts different times every year so you do want to be certain.
Hi, Dave! My husband and I will be going to Greece 8/26 – 9/4. We are flying into and out of Athens for cost efficiency. We really want to see Navagio Beach on Zakynthos for a day, and we realize this will likely be an overnight trip, or even 2 nights depending on the travel options. What is the best way to get from Athens to Zykanthos? What is the best way to get from Zakynthos to Santorini? Or is it best to just go from Zakynthos back to Athens and then to Santorini? We are trying to avoid additional flights but realize we may have to fly from Zakynthos to Santorini.
Located in southern Thailand, this semi-off-the-map island is one of my favorites and the month I spent here remains one of my most fond memories. Here on Ko Lipe, the super-friendly locals bring in the daily catch for amazing seafood, as the island's water is teeming with life. Accommodation is still basic, and most places turn off the electricity around midnight.


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Illini West Board President Tracey Anders administered the Oath of Office to new board member Beth Pence.
The swearing in took place at the regular monthly meeting of the Illini West High School District #307 Board of Education held on Wednesday, March 28.
Beth is from Dallas City, and fills the vacancy left by Mr. Robert Clifton, who chose to step down from the board.
In other business, the board heard the good news that Chargers of the Month for March were Cole Carson and Mary Carroll.
The board also made new appointments which included the approval of Steven Wood of Carthage as the Transportation/Maintenance and the Grounds Supervisor/Manager. Wood was to begin his duties this past Monday, April 2.
Steven Patrick - Volunteer Assistant Girls Basketball Coach.
Mrs. Elaine Dion gave a report on "Race To The Top 3" which she is currently working on and is due on March 30.
The firm of Gray Hunter Stenn LLP from Quincy, was approved as the auditor for the IW school district.
The Public School Calendar for 2012-2013 was also approved as was membership to IHSA for the 2012-2013 school year.
Several fundraising requests were also approved.


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Amazon's advertising business is worth at least $1 billion, and Walmart has a growing advertising platform, too. Kroger, one of the biggest grocery brands in the U.S., is also venturing into retail media. Kroger is selling its suppliers ad units and solutions, and it is developing a programmatic platform that will go live next year.
Kroger, which owns the likes of Harris Teeter, Baker's and Fred Meyer Jewelers, generated $27.7 billion in sales from July to September of this year, up 4.5 percent from the same period a year prior, according its quarterly earnings report released in November. Approximately half of all U.S. households have a Kroger loyalty card, which drives nearly 90 percent of Kroger's sales, according to the company. Like Walmart, Kroger boasts that its loyalty program data and purchase data gathered from its mobile apps, brand websites and around 2,800 stores across 35 states in the U.S. can help its suppliers (mostly consumer packaged goods companies like Procter & Gamble) serve targeted ads on Kroger's properties and the open web.
Kroger's sales pitch may sound familiar, as mass retailers like Amazon and Walmart all use their consumer purchase data as the cornerstone to carve out a media business. But different from Amazon, which has an in-house media division called Amazon Marketing Group, and Walmart, whose media platform was largely built by WPP-owned Triad Retail Media (which also creates ad units to sell for other retailers), Kroger bought the data analytics piece of agency Dunnhumby (formerly a joint venture between Kroger and Tesco) around three years ago to form its own consumer insights subsidiary called 84.51°.
Kroger is the only retailer that the 84.51° team of 775 serves. The division also helps more than 300 CPG clients understand how to better use Kroger's data and third-party data for advertising. The majority of 84.51° employees are based in its Cincinnati office, which is only a 10-minute walk from the Kroger headquarters. A small team in Portland, Oregon, is also responsible for media planning and buying for the Kroger brand, according to Bob Welch, svp of customer communications and Kroger media services for 84.51°.
Welch said Kroger's advertising business has two pillars: One component is Kroger's customer communications program, where the retailer runs direct and email campaigns for its suppliers with tailored content and promotions; the other is what the company calls "precision marketing solution," powered by Kroger's purchase data from 60 million households.
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Time for a 1989 moment for global capitalism?
By Kristof Decoster
Tomorrow, in IHP's Featured Article, my colleague Bruno Meessen will reflect on a particularly bloody day in 1914 and draw some lessons for global health. Yet, it's increasingly obvious that people don't seem to be very good at learning any lessons from the past. As the headlines can tell us, modernization and technological advances haven't made us much more 'human', in the good sense of the word – even in the smug European Union we're learning that painful lesson again at this very moment. But maybe I'm too pessimistic – after all, I'm part of the 'doom and gloom' Generation X. From what I hear, Generation Y is far more 'hands on' and pragmatic. We'll need them in the years ahead.
But if you ask me whether the human species is able to destroy itself in the coming decades, I'd say wholeheartedly 'yes we can!'. I'll explain why.
I personally think we urgently need a kind of "1989 moment" for current global capitalism, dominated as it is by multinational companies, "the markets", the ultra-rich and/or parts of the financial sector. In the best Hollywood tradition, huge masses would suddenly understand that this system isn't working, neither socially nor ecologically, and would take to the streets. Unfortunately, we're not anywhere near such a sudden awareness. Even if capitalism only exists for a bit more than 300 years, and so you would think we should be able to come up with something else again, I've become very pessimistic about our ability to come up with an alternative system in the medium term – that's one key difference with 1989 (when at least some alternative was around). There's something about capitalism, greed and status differentiation that seems to appeal to most human beings. The word 'resilient' has been invented for capitalism, it appears, even if Marx thought otherwise. By way of comparison, I'm a lot more optimistic about the fact that human rights can, in a few decades, be seen as universal. But really questioning capitalism? As in 'people matter, the economy comes second'? …
A 1989-style moment for global capitalism would require people on both sides of the political spectre to come to this realization – well, you don't need the Ayn Rand crowd, but you do need people on board who identify themselves as 'centre-right'. Instead we see that even among the so called 'left', people are very divided. Some think it is possible to arrive eventually at an inclusive/green capitalism, others don't believe this at all and have even become very cynical about our liberal representative democracies, with anti-representative democracy theorists at the forefront (although these neo-anarchists don't consider themselves as leftwing anymore), pointing out the oligarchic capture in our plutocratic systems.
In short, reaching a critical mass of people on both sides of the spectre, who understand the intrinsic long term destructiveness of this system, and who are willing to change their own lifestyles drastically too, I don't see it happen any time soon, even if awareness of global and national inequality has no doubt increased vastly in recent years. Yet, I might be wrong – somebody like David Graeber seems to believe that we will see 2011, years from now, as a watershed moment, when suddenly things began to seem politically feasible that had been considered as 'unrealistic' before.
But for all I can tell, you have the merry world of Lancet Commissions and SDG draft documents (where, in spite of all the bickering ongoing, at least some vision and project for a sustainable and more inclusive future can be found), and then there's the real world. The world of murky 'behind the doors' negotiations on trade agreements (TTIP, TPP, TISA, …) that seem hell-bent on giving even more power to multinationals. A world with a Middle East set on fire, in which quite a few young people must be very frustrated about the outcomes of the 'Arab Spring', that suddenly seemed to open a political window for a better society. Instead, they got civil wars, restoration of authoritarian regimes and jihadist groups filling the vacuum in other parts of the region. Speaking of the latter, jihadist groups exploit the emptiness of capitalism as a 'higher cause' for young, marginalized people, who have been fed on a diet of some of the worst ingredients of capitalism (Rambo, porn, horror movies, discrimination & exclusion…), combined with resentment of neoliberal, neocon and other imperialist interventions as well as state terrorism in the past and present (although I'm sure that's way too simple as an explanation for the phenomenon). IS commits horror on a scale that reminds us of the worst times in the 20th century. Americans might not like to hear this, but beheading brave American journalists and massacring and raping scores of innocent people is the jihadi version of 'shock and awe'.
Finally, we also live in a world in which some huge companies resist any decent response to climate change, whereas others (both countries and companies) are already seeing huge potential for profits in climate change adaptation and global warming. Some, the really wicked ones (Canada, Russia, …) even do both, it appears.
And then there's how our media (and social media) work. By way of example, I'm not sure anybody noticed this week, but we're still 500 days away from the MDG deadline. Conversely, everybody on social media now knows about the ice bucket challenge or the beheading of James Foley, in spite of trending hashtags like #ISISMediaBlackout. Another example: World Humanitarian Day, also 'celebrated' this week, pointed out the fact that deaths of aid workers have reached a record high. I don't think hashtag activism has jumped on this cause, though.
People like James Foley, humanitarian workers (like polio vaccination staff in Pakistan), and health staff in West-Africa or MSF volunteers getting ready in Brussels to join them in the Ebola fight are the real heroes of this era. They, too, are willing to sacrifice their lives for a higher cause, and in this way show us a mirror too – one that many of us, thinking of their own petty lives and careers, find a bit discomforting, if we're honest.
To sum up, although I obviously can't speak for my own Generation, generation X is still struggling with a good Theory of Change – mine basically can be summarized as 'we'll have to wait for the next and even bigger financial crisis/meltdown'. As that's not exactly an attractive scenario for common people around the world, I count on Generation Y to come up with a better one.
About Kristof Decoster
Squeezed between St. Nicholas and Santa ClausMedical students and Doctors with Disabilities are rightfully waging a war in IndiaFast-tracking COVID-19 vaccination in Uganda: Pondering the proposals of possible mandatesMental Health and Wellbeing – a Royal Salute to the voices from belowOn the constraints of behaviour and individual choice in public health: how about environmental health?


Check out these photos of free agent offensive lineman Josh Kline.
While not the face of the Tennessee Titans' vaunted offensive line, Josh Kline has been a steadying presence for the group over the last two seasons as he has started all 30 of his regular season appearances.
Prior to his time with the Titans, Kline was a member of the New England Patriots.


It is November 22, I still have 17k words to go and my mother is coming to visit on the 28th and will stay until the 30th. I really need to hustle and get this finished, at least word-count-wise before that time. Three days ago I was pecking out one word at a time, chewing my nails off and actively avoiding NaNoWriMo by playing countless games of Bejeweled Blitz while my mind struggled over plot issues and the fact that I had nothing scheduled for this blog. I like to keep to a schedule as much as possible and when I am not able to do that I tend to get agitated and my thinking can break down. I was definitely floundering.
So here I am, tearing along again with a pot of coffee at hand and Bejeweled open on a tab in the back instead of the front. My carefully thought out characters are dying one by one, the way I intended and I'm feeling like a vengeful God about it. I have to admit, there are some twists I hadn't actually meant to have but now that they are there I am rather impressed by them. Hopefully the finished product will be as smooth as I want it to be. Once I get to 50k, finished or not I will post a few more excerpts for everyone.
Cheers Wrimos and happy writing!


In this edition: NSW workers compensation Statistical Bulletin 2015/16 now available, revised workers compensation market practice guidelines issued, SafeWork mentor program applications now open, and SafeWork NSW Awards now accepting entries.
SIRA has published the NSW workers compensation Statistical Bulletin 2015/16.
This Statistical Bulletin provides workers compensation claims statistics for the 2015/16 financial year.
The data and information in the Statistical Bulletin can be used to assist individuals and organisations in the prevention of workplace injury and disease, and minimise the social and economic cost of such injuries.
This bulletin is one of a series of NSW workers compensation statistical publications aimed at increasing community awareness of work-related injury and occupational disease.
You can read the Statistical Bulletin 2015/16 here.
The Workers compensation market practice and premiums guidelines for the 2018/19 policy year have been revised following further consultation.
The guidelines have been amended to exempt employers from the 30 per cent capping provisions in cases where an employer demonstrates exceptional and/or contentious circumstances.
Licensed insurers may apply to SIRA to exclude an employer from having their premium rate capped for the 2018/19 policy year.
You can download the revised guidelines here (PDF, 3.7MB).
For more information email premium.wc@sira.nsw.gov.au.
SIRA, on behalf of SafeWork NSW, advise that the 2018 Mentor Program is now inviting applications from mentors (experienced safety professionals/medium-larger companies) and mentees (small businesses).
This free program pairs small businesses with safety professionals who are willing to share their expertise and best practice in workplace health and safety.
As a mentee, some of the benefits a business will receive include access to free advice and assistance from someone who understands their work health and safety challenges and can suggest innovative solutions to everyday problems. Participating small businesses may also be eligible to apply for a $500 safety rebate.
Mentors are experienced business professionals with expertise in workplace health and safety and/or injury management, who can enhance their leadership skills and have an opportunity to network with like-minded professionals.
The program is open to all business types and sectors and runs for three to six months. Employers can decide on the time commitment to fit around their work schedules. Further information is available on the Mentoring program – SafeWork NSW page.
SafeWork NSW would appreciate if you could help them raise awareness and reach local businesses in Sydney metro region by distributing the attached information to your business customers.
SafeWork NSW are encouraging businesses to apply ASAP via their online application form so that businesses can be matched by end of June 2018, in readiness for the launch event in August 2018.
The SafeWork NSW Awards are now open and currently accepting entries.
Now in its 15th year, the SafeWork NSW Awards are the premier safety awards in New South Wales. These prestigious awards were established to promote high standards of workplace health and safety and return to work outcomes in workplaces around NSW.
Last years' winner for Category 5: Recovery at Work Achievement for Injured Workers, David Nugent's story is incredibly compelling and inspirational. David is a cattle farmer from Wagga Wagga, and in 1995 he sustained a devastating injury when his arms became caught in a hay baler while he was attempting to fix a fault.
With the help of Rehab Co, a prosthetic technician, his case manager, family and friends, David re-evaluated his work practices and farm setup, and found equipment to suit his new needs. David credits a determined, problem-solving attitude and a great team as the principal reasons for his remarkable achievements. His motto: 'the farm will not beat me'.
If you know a business or individual who has achieved great return to work outcomes, read about the 2018 SafeWork NSW Awards to find out how they can enter and be rewarded.
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Q: Winscp from VBScript - "get" doesn't download files I am new to both Winscp and VBScript and I need a script that downloads files with yesterday's date in the filename from a remote server. I tried everything I could and ended up creating 2 different scripts, both of which seem to have the same issue.
From the log file, I can see that Winscp opens the directory, correctly interprets the filename pattern, lists the directory contents, but then just exits instead of getting the specified files. I can't figure out what's wrong. Any help is appreciated!
Here are the 2 scripts I wrote:
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main
Sub main()

Dim mydate
Dim cmd1, cmd2_sftpcmd, cmd3, cmdActivity
Dim wshShell
Set wshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

'------------------------------ SET VARIABLES --------------

mydate = date - 1
MM_DD_YYYY =Right("00" & Month(mydate),2) &"-"& Right("00" & Day(mydate),2) & "-" & CSTR(Year(mydate))

cmd1="@echo off & cd C:/Program Files (x86)/WinSCP/ "
cmd2_sftpcmd = "winscp.exe /console /log=""E:/DATA/script/log_winscp_get_files.log"" /loglevel=0 /command ""open sftp://XXXX@XXXX.com -privatekey=""C:/putty/XXXX/xxxx.ppk"""" ""cd /exports"" ""option transfer binary"" ""get ""filename_" & MM_DD_YYYY & "_*.csv.gz"" E:/DATA/"" ""close"" ""exit"""
cmd3="exit"
cmdActivity = "cmd /k " & cmd1 & " && " & cmd2_sftpcmd & " && " & cmd3 '

'------------------------------- RUN WScript Shell--------------
wshShell.Run cmdActivity

End Sub

Second:
Function SFTPDownload()

Dim mydate, mmddyyyy, sFTPScript
Set oFTPScriptFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set oFTPScriptShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

mydate = date - 1
mmddyyyy = Right("00" & Month(mydate),2) &"-"& Right("00" & Day(mydate),2) & "-" & CSTR(Year(mydate))

sFTPScript = sFTPScript & "option batch on" & vbCRLF
sFTPScript = sFTPScript & "option confirm off"& vbCrLf
sFTPScript = sFTPScript & "option transfer binary" & vbCrLf
sFTPScript = sFTPScript & "open sftp://XXXX@XXXX.com -privatekey=C:/putty/XXXX/xxxx.ppk" & vbCrLf
sFTPScript = sFTPScript & "cd /exports" & vbCrLf
sFTPScript = sFTPScript & "get filename_" & mmddyyyy & "_*.csv.gz E:/DATA/" & vbCRLF
sFTPScript = sFTPScript & "close" & vbCrLf
sFTPScript = sFTPScript & "exit" & vbCrLf

sFTPTemp = oFTPScriptShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%TEMP%")
sFTPTempFile = sFTPTemp & "\" & oFTPScriptFSO.GetTempName

'Write the input file for the sftp command to a temporary file.
Set oFTPScript = oFTPScriptFSO.CreateTextFile(sFTPTempFile, True)
oFTPScript.WriteLine(sFTPScript)
oFTPScript.Close
Set oFTPScript = Nothing

sCmd = """C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\winscp.exe""  /console /log=""E:/DATA/script/log_winscp_get_files.log"" /loglevel=1 -script=" & sFTPTempFile
oFTPScriptShell.run sCmd

Wscript.Sleep 1000

' Get rid of temp file used for input to sftp
oFTPScriptFSO.DeleteFile(sFTPTempFile)

Set oFTPScriptFSO = Nothing
Set oFTPScriptShell = Nothing
End Function

SFTPDownload()

A: Oh god! I just realized that I kept looking for a wrong date pattern (mm-dd-yyyy instead of yyyy-mm-dd)... Both of the scripts actually work. I guess I'll leave it here in case someone needs it in the future.
Cheers!

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Jonathan Michie is Professor of Innovation & Knowledge Exchange. From 2004-2008 Jonathan was Director of Birmingham Business School and a member of Council at the University of Birmingham, where he was Professor of Management; from 1997-2004 he held the Sainsbury Chair of Management at Birkbeck, University of London where he was Head of the School of Management & Organisational Psychology. From 1992-1997 he was a University Lecturer in Accounting & Finance at the Judge Business School in Cambridge where he was also a Fellow & Director of Studies in Economics at Robinson College and a Research Associate of the ESRC Centre for Business Research.
Jonathan is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences and Director of the Oxford Centre for Mutual and Co-owned Business at Kellogg.
Publications include: Three things that will shape the economy in 2018: http://theconversation.com/three-things-that-will-shape-the-economy-in-2018-89469, The Political Economy of Competitiveness: Essays on employment, public policy and corporate performance (with M. Kitson, Routledge, 2000); the edited 2-Volume Reader's Guide to the Social Sciences (Routledge & Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001); The Handbook of Globalisation (Edward Elgar, 2003 and updated 2011); The Political Economy of the Environment (Routledge, 2011); Why the Social Sciences Matter (editor, with Cary Cooper), Macmillan, 2015; Mutual, Cooperative and Employee-Owned Businesses in the Asia Pacific (editor, with Chris Rowley), Routledge, 2015; the Handbook of Mutual, Co-operative and Co-owned Business (editor, with Joseph Blasi and Carlo Borzaga), Oxford University Press 2017; Globalisation & Democracy (editor, 3 volumes), Edward Elgar, 2017; and the Advanced Introduction to Globalisation, Edward Elgar, 2017. He is an editor of several academic journals, and is Managing Editor of the International Review of Applied Economics. He is a member of the Management & Business Panel for REF2021.


The European network for Health Technology Assessment (EUnetHTA) Joint Action (JA) partnership is inviting European organisations to express their interest in participating in the EUnetHTA JA Stakeholder Forum by March 30.
EUnetHTA recognises that different groups and organisations bring key information and experience on both the producing of concrete HTAs and on the various health interventions that could be subject to a HTA and will seek input from stakeholders for the benefit of the decisions and governance in the EUnetHTA JA.
Questions regarding the stakeholder involvement process in the EUnetHTA JA should be directed to the EUnetHTA secretariat.
Selection will be based on eligibility criteria, details of which are available via the EUnetHTA website and successful organisations will be expected to join for the duration of the JA from 2010-2012.
The Plenary Assembly will review the list and the EUnetHTA executive committee will issue formal invitations by April 20.
The current stakeholder policy draft was developed by the EUnetHTA executive committee and based on the draft developed during the EUnetHTA Project (2006-2008), taking into consideration comments received during the preparatory phase of the EUnetHTA JA application and during the meeting on stakeholder involvement in HTA (November 6, 2009) jointly organised by the EUnetHTA Collaboration and DG SANCO of the European Commission.
The current document was further developed and agreed upon by the EUnetHTA executive committee in its meeting in Copenhagen on February 25-26, 2010. The draft document will be presented for discussion and endorsement by the EUnetHTA Plenary Assembly in its meeting in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on May 20-21, 2010, for finalisation later this year.


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HomeCivicHow two Delhi flyovers convert 20-minute commute to two-hour trip
How two Delhi flyovers convert 20-minute commute to two-hour trip
January 16, 2019 Sashikala V P/Patriot
UNDER-CONSTRUCTION FLYOVERS IN CAPITAL
Pic: Patriot
On a bright winter Sunday, you may feel the warm sun beckoning you. It seems to say: Take your car out and enjoy my glory even more. Surely, there would be little traffic on a holiday.
But not in Delhi. Especially not if you plan to drive from South Delhi to Gurgaon or vice versa, through the mess that is the Rao Tula Ram Marg flyover. The beautiful sunny day soon becomes a sweaty anger-spewing, abuse-hurling one. And this is the road that connects South Delhi to the airport, which should have a smooth hassle free ride.
The bottleneck you encounter on the Outer Ring Road came up in 2010. Soon after the two-lane one-way flyover became operational, authorities realised that it would not work. So then they made it one lane on either side. This is ridiculous for Delhi, as it expects drivers to stick to their lanes. So everyone is on edge, waiting for a chance to push their bonnet in before the other.
And despite another three-lane flyover parallel to the existing one being sanctioned in 2014, the stretch gives a nagging headache to anyone negotiating it — far from what the purpose of the said flyover was to be.
Uber driver Ram says under-construction flyovers are perpetually upsetting his schedules. "A route which would take 15 minutes, takes an hour and half. It's not just time that is getting wasted but also money and energy".
He also points to a junction from Uttam Nagar to Dwarka Mor. "It's so bad that if I get a booking for that route I cancel it. I don't want to be stuck in that situation".
A little bypass from under the flyover takes you to Dabri if you want to go towards Dwarka but only one car can pass at a time. It is a traffic nightmare.
"It gets worse because of the thela and richskaw walas who are just allowed to stand anywhere, blocking the narrow roads". Even on the Mahipalpur road, the situation is grim, he says.
Ram believes this goes on because politicians don't care. "Roads are blocked for the Prime Minister to pass. The MPs have huge homes which they don't even need to leave because they get everything at their doorstep. When they have to go out, it's to Parliament, or to the airport. Even if they have to shop, they'll go to the nicer places where there is no heavy traffic, or potholed roads".
"The areas they live in, they don't know what common people go through. And some of the netas who come from small towns, they haven't even seen roads, so for them this is great improvement", Ram adds.
For the most part, knee-jerk reaction to the city's needs — like the Rao Tula Ram Marg fiasco —mean commuting hell. In September, a report claimed that more than 20 months after it was supposed to be finished, only 55% work has been completed. Deadlines for the three-lane parallel flyover have been missed four times already, and the December deadline has shifted to March 2019.
Causes of delays have ranged from "funds constraint" and opposition by residents — and judging by the area, some wealthy, influential ones. The problems have caused the pocket of the Public Works Department (PWD) to be further dented, with one report quoting an official as saying the cost of flyover had risen to Rs 330 crore.
The other elephant
Another major road that has been facing constant delays is the Barapullah project. Divided into three stretches, Phase I connecting Sarai Kale Khan and Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium became operational for the 2010 Commonwealth Games. After that, it has seen a steady trickle of delays, having missed three deadlines. Phase II, connecting Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to INA market, became functional only in July 2018.
Part of the Phase III project is stalled due to ban on construction due to the pollution levels in Delhi. It will be opened in the first week of January, according to a PWD official.
But in this phase, the problem that eludes solution anytime soon is of land acquisition. The PWD official, who does not wish to be named, said that despite several hurdles previously, the biggest one which remains is of land acquisition. "This has been going on for two years. A stretch of 750m comes under the DM South East. This is hindering the work".
When asked whether land acquisition was not something deliberated before the work began, the official cited that "UTIPECH (Unified Traffic Transportation Infrastructure (Planning and Engineering) Centre) had given its approval. Even the DDA had given an NOC (No objection certificate). Only later did it become known that the 750m patch of land in the corridor came under private ownership".
"If land acquisition is fast-tracked, then things would go smoothly. It's not rocket science. But because of the acquisition, things are at a standstill," he maintains. And even if negotiations go through and the land is acquired, it would take them a further 18 months, he says, to complete the project.
Which means it will not be until 2020 when connectivity will be achived. Till then, the much talked about loop will not be helping the innumerable number of people who travel back and forth during peak hours for work.
When you go past the site, you can see that a lot of work is yet to be done before that can be achieved. A worker at the stretch of the flyover being constructed said they work from 8:30 am to 8:30 at night, so long hours are being put in.
To get a perspective on the state of Delhi's flyovers, Patriot spoke to School of Planning and Architecture's head of department of transport planning, Dr Sanjay Gupta.
He believes that one of the main reasons why Delhi faces such kneejerk reactions is because transport facilities are not built foreseeing future demand. He also blames the lack of trained planners even at local bodies. With "Delhi having a weak coordination system", problems worsen. "We need a Unified Metropolitan Authority (UMTA) which would look into all means of transport in the capital and make its integration a cohesive enterprise".
Instead what the country has is a "policy vacuum in the Centre." With "no Delhi transport policy either at the state level, there's no plan as to how we will take the city forward", which takes into account the growing population and the stagnating space. What prevails is "constant firefighting".
And while the institute churns out students with the knowledge of how to tackle the problems that Delhi faces, and to build something viable for the future, Gupta says there aren't any government jobs available to them.
Thus, the responsibility vests with the government to equip itself with enough means to be able to accommodate the massive population growth and where travel time of 20 km does not take two hours — on a good day at peak hours.
[This was first published in PATRIOT, Delhi's own weekly. The original article can be read here.]
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Having a child who has Special Educational Needs can be a real challenge. In the first place simply gaining recognition of a suspected problem or getting the formal assessment process underway can seem to take forever. This is extra frustrating when you know that you and your family may have to relocate to another area, with new schools and resources to find, at any time, but the Navy does recognise these difficulties! And there are Naval support groups and many other organisations ready to offer support, advice and guidance.
IPSEA is a volunteer-based organisation that provides telephone advice and support. IPSEA offers free and independent advice on Local Education Authorities' legal duties to assess and provide for children with special educational needs.
SSAFA has a Special Needs & Disability Adviser who offers help, advice, support, (including legal support) on any issue relating to disability and special needs. She is committed to raising awareness of disability and special needs within Service life.
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TeacherNet has been developed by the Department for Education and Skills as a resource to support the education profession. This area of the site aims to provide a wide range of special education needs and disability advice as well as publishing materials for teachers, parents and others working with children with SEN in England.
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The Tribunal is independent of both central and local Government and allows parents whose children have special educational needs to challenge decisions made by local authorities in England and Wales about their children's education.
Children in Scotland offers support and advice to suit those using the Scottish Education System. It also acts as a signpost to other helpful organisations including Enquire, a national advice service for all aspects of Special Educational Needs in Scotland.
The Department for Education in Northern Ireland offers a wide range of educational advice, including Special Educational Needs support and guidance.
Children's Education Advisory Service offers advice and guidance to Service families regarding their children's education at home and abroad. With particular reference to service children with SEN they provide access to educational psychologists, social work support, access to formal assessment, advice, advocacy and guidance regarding educational services, and support through appeals procedures.
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Special Needs children and adults are often the focus for bullying, harassment and abuse. This site aims to prevent and stop it!
KIDS is a national charity dedicated to helping children and young people with disabilities and special needs develop their skills and abilities and to realise their potential. Historically KIDS has a special relationship with the Royal Navy, and in particular the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Children's Fund.
NASEN is the leading organisation in the UK which aims to promote the education, training, advancement and development of all those with special educational needs.
Support groups for Naval service families with special needs children operate in the three main Base Port areas. These meet regularly, usually about once a month for a coffee morning or similar. But there are many events organised too: A Summer Playscheme for children with special needs or disability plus their younger family members, a Summer Camp for older ones, a families day, parties at Christmas and at Easter. All groups share needs and concerns, phone numbers and fun!
One mother in Portsmouth faced this and thought the best answer to her frustration was to get a group together of other Naval families who had children with special needs. So CALM was formed. Donna Ashton helped set up CALM as a place where mothers could meet others in similar circumstances, let off steam, share similar stories or just share adult conversation.
CALM is not a professional help group, so there is no formal advice given over problems, but people there are always willing to listen. The term 'Special Needs' is used but the child does not need to have been diagnosed as such. "Any parents who find themselves feeling stressed out and in need of a break can come" says Donna. "We look on it as an hour and a half each week when you can take time out."


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Randy Pitchford is "happy" about Borderlands 3 Epic Store exclusivity after Steam review bombing
Borderlands developer Gearbox Software CEO, Randy Pitchford, expressed on Twitter that he's "happy" that publisher 2K Games decided to make Borderlands 3 Epic Store exclusive.
The expressive CEO made the claim in response to the Borderlands series getting review bombed on Steam after the announcement that Borderlands 3 will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store.
Store for 6 months. This means that PC players won't be able to play the game on other platforms including Steam until April 2020.
Ironically, that this misuse is possible and that Steam has no interest in correcting this misuse makes me kind of happy about 2k's decision and makes me want to reconsider Gearbox Publishing's current posture on the platform.
— Randy Pitchford (@DuvalMagic) April 5, 2019
The folks behind Steam, Valve, recently introduced off-topic reviews on the platform in an effort to tackle such situations.
How the system works is simple, if there's a huge amount of negative review scores from users in unfamiliar situations they will not count towards the game's displayed score. The negative reviews however will still be visible but as mentioned before won't count towards the game's overall rating on the platform.
What do you think about Pitchford's stance on the matter? Who do you think is in the right? Let us know in the comments below.
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/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
 * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
 * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */

use dom::bindings::codegen::Bindings::DOMPointBinding::{DOMPointInit, DOMPointMethods, Wrap};
use dom::bindings::codegen::Bindings::DOMPointReadOnlyBinding::DOMPointReadOnlyMethods;
use dom::bindings::error::Fallible;
use dom::bindings::reflector::reflect_dom_object;
use dom::bindings::root::DomRoot;
use dom::dompointreadonly::{DOMPointReadOnly, DOMPointWriteMethods};
use dom::globalscope::GlobalScope;
use dom_struct::dom_struct;

// http://dev.w3.org/fxtf/geometry/Overview.html#dompoint
#[dom_struct]
pub struct DOMPoint {
    point: DOMPointReadOnly,
}

impl DOMPoint {
    fn new_inherited(x: f64, y: f64, z: f64, w: f64) -> DOMPoint {
        DOMPoint {
            point: DOMPointReadOnly::new_inherited(x, y, z, w),
        }
    }

    pub fn new(global: &GlobalScope, x: f64, y: f64, z: f64, w: f64) -> DomRoot<DOMPoint> {
        reflect_dom_object(Box::new(DOMPoint::new_inherited(x, y, z, w)), global, Wrap)
    }

    pub fn Constructor(global: &GlobalScope,
                       x: f64,
                       y: f64,
                       z: f64,
                       w: f64)
                       -> Fallible<DomRoot<DOMPoint>> {
        Ok(DOMPoint::new(global, x, y, z, w))
    }

    pub fn new_from_init(global: &GlobalScope, p: &DOMPointInit) -> DomRoot<DOMPoint> {
        DOMPoint::new(global, p.x, p.y, p.z, p.w)
    }
}

impl DOMPointMethods for DOMPoint {
    // https://dev.w3.org/fxtf/geometry/Overview.html#dom-dompointreadonly-x
    fn X(&self) -> f64 {
        self.point.X()
    }

    // https://dev.w3.org/fxtf/geometry/Overview.html#dom-dompointreadonly-x
    fn SetX(&self, value: f64) {
        self.point.SetX(value);
    }

    // https://dev.w3.org/fxtf/geometry/Overview.html#dom-dompointreadonly-y
    fn Y(&self) -> f64 {
        self.point.Y()
    }

    // https://dev.w3.org/fxtf/geometry/Overview.html#dom-dompointreadonly-y
    fn SetY(&self, value: f64) {
        self.point.SetY(value);
    }

    // https://dev.w3.org/fxtf/geometry/Overview.html#dom-dompointreadonly-z
    fn Z(&self) -> f64 {
        self.point.Z()
    }

    // https://dev.w3.org/fxtf/geometry/Overview.html#dom-dompointreadonly-z
    fn SetZ(&self, value: f64) {
        self.point.SetZ(value);
    }

    // https://dev.w3.org/fxtf/geometry/Overview.html#dom-dompointreadonly-w
    fn W(&self) -> f64 {
        self.point.W()
    }

    // https://dev.w3.org/fxtf/geometry/Overview.html#dom-dompointreadonly-w
    fn SetW(&self, value: f64) {
        self.point.SetW(value);
    }
}

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