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Last Show at Kara Taylor Gallery
On Saturday, Nov. 24, Kara Taylor is holding an opening for her latest exhibit entitled Poetry in Paint, Reflections on Freedom and Confinement. This will be the last reception Ms. Taylor holds at her gallery located at 19 Main street in Vineyard Haven. After seven years at this space she is moving on. She is going out on a powerful note.
The show is a personal one for Ms. Taylor. Of course, all of an artist's work is personal, but the subject matter for this show cuts especially close to the core.
For the exhibit she has created a series of self-portraits of herself wearing a burka, "the confinement part of the exhibition," she said. These pieces are in response to the death of Marie Colvin a war correspondent for the Sunday London Times who was killed in Syria last February. Ms. Taylor was a friend of Ms. Colvin's.
"She was a fiercely brave woman," Ms. Taylor said. "She was known for being the first reporter into a war zone and the last one out. Her death has invigorated a more political agenda in my work."
For the freedom part of the exhibit, Ms. Taylor is for the first time letting her poetry out of the closet, so to speak, and adding it to her canvas.
"Many of the pieces have an overlay of text, giving a little more of a literal interpretation," she said of the work.
The reception is from 5 to 8 p.m. on Saturday.
Call 508-693-7799 or visit karataylorart.com for more information.
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The 13th International Workshop on Security (IWSEC 2018) was held in Sendai, Miyagi, Japan in September 3rd - 5th, 2018. IWSEC2018 is co-organized by ISEC in ESS of IEICE (Technical Committee on Information Security in Engineering Sciences Society of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers), CSEC of IPSJ (Special Interest Group on Computer Security of Information Processing Society of Japan), and Cyberscience Center, Tohoku University.
Original papers on the research and development of various security topics, as well as case studies and implementation experiences, are solicited for submission to IWSEC 2018.
The proceedings are published by Springer in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series volume entitled "Advances in Information and Computer Security" (LNCS 11049).
IWSEC is an annual international workshop in Japan, co-organized by ISEC in ESS of IEICE and CSEC of IPSJ. Previous IWSEC have been held in Kyoto (2006), Nara (2007), Kagawa (2008), Toyama (2009), Kobe (2010), Tokyo (2011), Fukuoka (2012), Naha (2013), Hirosaki (2014), Nara (2015), Tokyo (2016), and Hiroshima (2017).
The workshop proceedings were published by Springer in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series.
Information about Excursion & Banquet is announced.
Submission Deadline of Posters has been extended to August 6th, 2018.
Information about Keynote Talks has been updated.
'Call for Posters' page has been updated.
Submission deadline has been extended to April 2th, 2018.
Supplementary explanations about submitted papers have been added to 'Call for Papers' page and 'Submission' page.
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IWSEC2018 is co-organized by ISEC in ESS of IEICE (Technical Committee on Information Security in Engineering Sciences Society of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers) and CSEC of IPSJ (Special Interest Group on Computer Security of Information Processing Society of Japan), and Cyberscience Center, Tohoku University.
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Sonder: The realisation that each random passer by is living a life as vivid and complex as your own.
Cultural heritage and identity are the foundations of society, yet are getting increasingly forgotten by modern generations consumed in a busy, technology-obsessed existence. Expectations are high: appearance and acceptance are necessitated, whilst practicality is presumed.
"Folk" has greatly influenced the arts in the past and generation Y could be greatly stimulated by the historic peasant-folk lifestyle and the beautiful traditional costume that needs to be appreciated once more.
cultural inspirations. Sonder is not just a retailer, but also a way of life.
The lifestyle brand encourages relaxation and the appreciation of the small details of life, the natural world and individuality.
The Resort Collection will continue to follow the brand's design philosophy and maintain influences from traditional folk costume, taking a new colour pallet and further inspiration from Indonesian peace fighting band Tinariwen.
women's freedom. Research looks at propaganda from both sides of the cause, and focuses mainly on the Suffragette movement.
The intention was to stress women's capabilities and determination through femininity and the peaceful aims of a battle that was forced to become extreme in order to create a path to equality.


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1963 Registered Mental Nurse, United Kingdom Central Council (UKCC);
1967 Registered General Nurse, UKCC;
1972 Registered Clinical Nurse Teacher, UKCC;
1974 Clinical Teaching, University of London;
1975 Diploma in Nursing, University of London;
1983 Certificate in Education FE/HE, UKCC;
1989 Certificate in Counselling, University of Exeter
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Quality issues in nursing care, research findings and their application to practice, Nurse Minerva, travel, campanology, and windsurfing.
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1968 BSc (Hons) Anatomical Studies, University of Birmingham
1973 PhD for research into spina bifida, University of Birmingham, Faculty of Medicine
1980 Course Award in Systems Behaviour, Open University
2004 Companion of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects
1973-1974 Lecturer, Anatomy Department, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
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1976-1978 Lecturer, Anatomy Department, University of the West Indies, Kingston, Jamaica
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Embryology, birth defects, the scientific study of consciousness
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1975 BSc Biochemistry + Chemistry, University of London
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A factory or production house is considered a sweatshop if it violates 2 or more labor laws like an employee's right to fair wages, a safe working environment free from danger or discrimination, and a right to privacy. According to the DoSomething Organization, there are about 170-200 million children ranging from ages 5-14 that are being forced to work in dilapidated, toxic and harmful environments in order to produce products such as shoes, clothes, coffee, and chocolate.
About 90% of the workers in sweatshops are women. Imagine earning 24 cents on every jersey you sow, only for it to be sold for almost $140 on the market. These women are reportedly forced to take birth control pills and undergo pregnancy tests to avoid maternity leaves and decrease in labor hours. Sweatshops exist because brands abuse the need for work of third world countries, and they ignore the conditions they are in because it brings them a lot of profit with the least amount of production cost. The countries with the most sweatshops, mainly Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Mexico, El Salvador and Turkey, are also countries with weak justice systems that cannot defend the abuse of their citizens against foreign brands seeking for cheap production.
What can we do about sweatshops? With issues like global warming and terrorism, should we spend our time and efforts on fair labor wages and working conditions? The answer will always be yes. Just like the earlier mentioned issues, we can all contribute to alleviating them in our own ways. For one, we can start by educating others on sweatshops since not many know where their clothes and other material things come from. We can also be more aware with brands that do not make use of sweatshops, or companies that are fair to their workers. Lastly, only buy what you need. Buying more clothing or shoes that you do not necessarily need will only clutter your home and life, and encourage brands to continue their cruel ways.


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Shoji Meguro announces exit from Atlus
Persona composer leaves publisher to produce music as a freelancer and purse indie game development
Long time Persona series composer, Shoji Meguro, announced his resignation from publisher Atlus.
In a statement he released on Twitter, Meguro said he left in September to pursue independent game development and work as a freelance game composer.
Additionally, he shared that he's been developing indie games for the last five years and he's joined Kodansha Game Creators Lab as an independent developer.
Despite his departure, the composer did note he will continue to work with Atlus to create music for its games.
"I will continue to maintain a good relationship with Atlus," he explains.
"So I hope that those of you who were concerned about the sudden announcement will feel relieved."
Meguro originally joined Atlus in 1995 and composed for many its titles. Specifically he was the lead composer for the company's Persona and Shin Megami Tensei franchises.
Persona 5 has sold over 2.7m units worldwide
Atlus confirms sales number with announcement of "Royal" enhanced edition
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"....I've nothing against flashy bass playing; I enjoy bass pyrotechnics as much as the next bassist, and my CD collection has a healthy representation from the "Bass-In-Your-Face" contingent!
All of the preceding was simply to say that I want to encourage you, if you don't already have a passion for the groove...to develop and nurture a passion for the groove. Getting right in there with the drummer and locking down a really solid great feel...is the most fulfilling musical experience a bassist can have, and the thing that other musicians pursue in a bass player."


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Firs House
Firs House Surgery, Station Road, Histon, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Telegraph Street Surgery, 42 Telegraph Street, Cottenham , Cambridge
Working through the Pandemic
Covid-19 Vaccination Programme
Who do I Need to See?
Transport to Hospital
Patient Online Access
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GDPR- Privacy Notice
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Covid Vaccination Programme
We are currently working hard to deliver the COVID-19 vaccine to eligible patients in the priority groups, at the same time as providing care to all those who need it.
The public have an important part to play to help us do this:
please don't contact the surgery to seek a vaccine, we will contact you
when we do contact you, please attend your booked appointments
and please continue to follow all the guidance to control the virus and save lives.
There are also a number of national vaccination sites that are opening and patients may receive a letter from the national NHS Covid-19 Vaccination Booking Service inviting you to book an appointment at one of these vaccination centres. If you receive a letter and are able to travel to the vaccination centre safely, we recommend that you book using the details the letter provides.
Please be aware that while we deliver Covid-19 vaccinations some of our routine clinics and appointments may need to be postponed or rearranged. We will contact you directly if this impacts you – please do not contact the surgery. If you do not hear from us, please attend your booked appointment.
Our practice remains open and you can still contact the surgery for any medical concerns you may have.
For medical advice outside of surgery hours, please contact NHS 111 on the telephone or online via 111.nhs.uk.
You can find out more about the COVID-19 vaccination programme, including frequently asked questions and patient information leaflets here https://www.cambridgeshireandpeterboroughccg.nhs.uk/news-and-events/latest-news/covid-19-national-vaccination-programme/.
Prescription Requests - Update 19/10/2020
The Partners and management at Firs House are constantly reviewing surgery processes to ensure our patients are offered a safe and accessible service. Following lockdown in March 2020 Firs House introduced the option of calling the surgery to request prescriptions to support those who were shielded and could not travel to the surgery to post their requests.
More recently we have become aware that this service is now being used by a large portion of our patient population, which increases demand on our reception staff. Following the lifting of lockdown in August 2020, and in response to feedback from patients about queue times when calling the surgery, we have taken the decision to stop the option of calling the surgery for prescriptions to allow us to review demand and impact on our call times.
Firs House will re-introduce our previous system where patients have to put their prescription requests in writing, or request prescriptions using Patient Online Access. We will continue to review this process and ensure that it is reflective of local needs and in line with national guidance.
PRESS RELEASE 14/09/20 09:00hs Press Release
Responding to a letter from NHS England to GP practices which instructs them that they must offer face-to-face appointments to patients, Dr Katie Bramall-Stainer, Chief Executive of Cambs LMC said,
"Cambridgeshire and Peterborough GPs and practice teams have been working incredibly hard to keep their services as accessible as possible during the Covid-19 pandemic. NHS England encourages all surgeries to undertake virtual triage of patients as their first point of contact, to minimise the numbers of patients having to be physically brought into surgeries to be examined, lest it put them at risk. Practices are not closed – according to NHS Digital in July 2020, Cambs GPs offered 398,206 appointments across our 86 practices – and NHS Digital believes this represents an under-estimate. Where face to face appointments are offered, they need to be both necessary and safe.
"Cambs LMC strongly protests against NHS England using a letter to paint an utterly false impression of the vast majority of GPs who have taken their professional responsibilities to their patients extremely seriously, at some considerable personal cost and risk to the GPs themselves.
"Surgeries across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough should be commended for adapting so quickly and seamlessly to what was – and remains - a massive shift in their usual working pattern. Government needs to do much more to recognise and support practices in doing this, especially since local hospitals have advised they are not presently able to operate at their usual capacity.
"There will always be a need for some patients to see their GP or another clinician in person. Where it is both safe to do so and clinically appropriate, practices will always ensure this is facilitated. Practices across Cambs remain committed to making sure their services are accessible to those without access to digital consultations, or who struggle to use technology.
"Cambs practices are seeing in excess of 10,000 patients every single day – their workload has significantly increased as a result of the ongoing impact of the pandemic on other NHS services and the unprecedented number of people waiting for postponed procedures. NHS England and Government have so far failed to recognise the significant impact this is having on general practice and should be tackling this as a priority for our patients.
"Technology can support GPs and their teams deliver good quality care to their patients, and improve access at the same time but it is clearly not a complete solution – as we have always maintained. This winter we will need to vaccinate an extra 110,000 Cambs residents. Whilst we remain under enormous pressure, and without additional resource from government, Cambridgeshire general practice remains open and GPs continue to give communities the care they need."
https://cambslmc.org/…/…/cambs-lmc-press-release-14-09-2020/
Soup & Shake Diet
Despite media reports or a national offer, Cambridgeshire is not currently taking part in the pilot for the new NHS Soup and Shake diet for Diabetes Type 2 and weight loss patients. Please keep checking the link below for updates.
https://www.england.nhs.uk/2020/09/thousands-to-benefit-from-soups-and-shakes-diet-on-the-nhs-from-today/
Please don't be a DNA! Missed Appointments are causing the NHS Millions each year. If you cannot make your appointment or no longer need it, PLEASE CANCEL IT!
At Firs House and Telegraph Street surgeries, a total 330 appointments were lost to patients who did not cancel nor attend their appointments in November and December 2019.
The total number of Doctor appointments lost to patients who 'did not attend' during these months was sadly 107. This is the equivalent of 3 and a half days of a Doctors time lost, or closing the surgery for a whole day, and £2000 worth of wasted NHS funding.
You are able to cancel your appointment online through patient access regardless of how you booked it, or by emailing capccg.cancellations.firshouse@nhs.net.
https://www.england.nhs.uk/2019/01/missed-gp-appointments-costing-nhs-millions/
Health News from the BBC and the NHS
BBC Health
Past Covid-19 infection may provide 'months of immunity'
But researchers warn there is still a risk of catching and passing the virus on to others again.
The scientists investigating the origins of the coronavirus have landed in the city of Wuhan.
One in three trusts in England was running above safe levels of bed occupancy by the end of 2020.
The prime minister wants round-the-clock vaccination but adds supply is currently the limiting factor.
The prime minister warns there is a "very substantial" risk of intensive care being "overtopped".
Covid: Many NHS staff 'traumatised' by first wave of virus, study shows
More than 700 intensive care staff at nine hospitals were asked about their experiences for a study.
NHS Choices Behind the Headlines
Symptoms, conditions, medicines, treatments and guides
Find conditions...
Cancer treatment response may be affected by gut bacteria
"Gut bacteria 'boost' cancer therapy," BBC News reports. The news comes from research into whether people...
Could a blood test in middle age predict dementia risk?
"Tissue inflammation blood test points to dementia risk," is the headline in The Times. Researchers in...
Acid reflux drugs linked to increased stomach cancer risk
"A drug commonly used to treat acid reflux is linked to a more than doubled risk of developing stomach...
Nutrient drink for Alzheimer's has disappointing result in trial
A new study investigating the effects of a nutrient drink for Alzheimer's disease has led to very different...
Marriage may help lower dementia risk
"Marriage and having close friends may help protect against dementia, according to Loughborough University...
Afternoon open heart surgery 'leads to fewer complications'
"Afternoon heart surgery has lower risk of complications, study suggests," says The Guardian. Researchers...
Report calls for better mental health support in the workplace
"Up to 300,000 people with long-term mental health problems have to leave their jobs each year, a report...
Blood-thinning drugs may reduce dementia risk in people with irregular heartbeats
"Common blood thinning drugs halve the risk of dementia for patients who have an irregular heartbeat,"...
New genetic variants associated with breast cancer identified
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David Barclay
This person is the subject of ongoing research. We have started by researching their relationship to the enslavement of people.
Politician.
Slavery connections
David Barclay was only a distant relative of the Barclay bankers. Barclay Brothers and Company failed in 1847 with heavy exposure in Mauritius, apparently taken on after Emancipation.
Abolition connections
History of Parliament states that 'He presented a Penryn anti-slavery petition, 30 May 1828'. (Howard Spencer, 'BARCLAY, David (1784-1861), of Gloucester Place, Portman Square, Mdx.', in History of Parliament Trust (ed.), The History of Parliament: British Political, Social & Local History [online], London, 1964 -, 1820-1832, <https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1820-1832/member/barclay-david-1784-1861#constituency> accessed 16 June 2021.)
National Gallery painting connections
Donor: presented in 1853: NG235.
C. Matthew et al. (eds), Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford 1992-, https://www.oxforddnb.com/
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H. Spencer, 'BARCLAY, David (1784-1861), of Gloucester Place, Portman Square, Mdx', in History of Parliament Trust (ed.), The History of Parliament: British Political, Social & Local History, London 1964-, 1820-1832, https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1820-1832/member/barclay-david-1784-1861
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J. Turner et al. (eds), Grove Art Online, Oxford 1998-, https://www.oxfordartonline.com/groveart/
UCL Department of History (ed.), Legacies of British Slave-ownership, London 2020, https://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/
Paintings previously owned by David Barclay
The Lamentation over the Dead Christ
Jusepe de Ribera
Ribera captures the moment when Christ's lifeless body is laid out after it has been brought down from the Cross. A solemn Saint John the Evangelist, dressed in red and green, gently supports Christ's elegant corpse. Christ's pallor is striking – his lips and skin are turning grey-blue – and his...


Just as how you never really own a Patek Philippe, no family member of Couvent des Jacobins actually owns the estate.
"Each generation has to add something to the estate," says Xavier Jean.
Staying relevant is key, and he strikes a fine balance between the old and new. "It's not about being better than other wineries; you have to highlight your differences," says Jean.
The Jean family has gone to great lengths to keep the rich history of Couvent des Jacobins intact.
Take the rich history of Couvent des Jacobins. The 700-year-old estate was once a monastery where monks turned Merlot grapes into mellow wines. The Jean family has gone to great lengths to keep this history alive. "You don't feel you are in one of these gigantic estates with golden doors and modern architecture when you visit the estate," says Jean.
But Jean is also aware of the need to keep up with the times by making the switch to produce organic wines.
"I think there is more awareness in the world that whatever has been done in the past 50 years cannot continue," says Jean. As consumers become more environmentally-conscious, wine-makers are shifting towards more sustainable wine practices.
At Couvent des Jacobins, the winery grows three main types of grapes —Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. The wines from the three varietals are aged separately in oak barrels, as the estate has 14 different plots of soil. The wines pair well with meat dishes, which is why the Couvent des Jacobins wine dinner at Lerouy restaurant come 18 April features classics like beef tartare and pigeon, done by French chef Christophe Lerouy.
"Each plot has to be harvested at the right time, and in a different way. We have to be careful how we mix the wines and blend them together. There is no one-size-fits-all for us," says Jean. The estate also does not use pesticides or chemicals to treat the soil.
"Some years it's a lot of risk. If the plants catch a disease, and you are using chemicals, the crop can still be preserved, "says Jean. Being organic means having to do more research on when is the optimal harvest time, how you age this wine and what kind of oak you use, so the wine doesn't lose too much of its personality.
It's a big decision that the whole family had to agree on. "Going organic is a step that is so time-consuming and difficult. It might be easier if we had one single plot, but we have 14 different plots of land, and that takes a lot of time to change," he says.
Couvent des Jacobins does not use pesticides or chemicals to treat the soil.
Though Jean acknowledges that both organic and non-organic wines can be similar in taste and quality, he feels going the organic route is about a belief that the earth has a problem that needs to be addressed.
"This move is also for my children and grandchildren," says Jean.


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GW Renames Department of Physical Therapy and Health Care Sciences to Department of Health, Human Function, and Rehabilitation Sciences
The newly renamed department is more inclusive for potential new programs and will expand partnership opportunities and research collaboration
WASHINGTON (Jan. 4, 2018) — The George Washington University (GW) School of Medicine and Health Sciences renamed the Department of Physical Therapy and Health Care Sciences to the Department of Health, Human Function, and Rehabilitation Sciences.
"The breadth and depth of the work of our faculty have evolved and grown significantly in recent years," said Reamer L. Bushardt, PharmD, PA-C, DFAAPA, senior associate dean for health sciences and professor of physician assistant studies at the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences. "Health, Human Function, and Rehabilitation Sciences captures the broad array of education, clinical practice innovation, and research being accomplished — each focused on improving the quality of lives of patients and families."
The new name is more inclusive for potential partners and research collaborators. It also provides greater opportunities to house new programs that health sciences has in development.
The name change reflects a department that will train health professionals to not only treat those who are sick or injured, but to practice preventive medicine in healthy populations and encourage optimal health and function throughout the continuum of life.
"The new name is more inclusive but retains an emphasis on fields of study that improve outcomes of people related to movement, physical function, and participation in life roles," said Joyce Maring, EdD, DPT, who will continue in her role as chair and associate professor of the newly renamed department. "We are excited for the expanded opportunities in this department and its future."
The department includes the nationally-ranked Physical Therapy Program, which includes the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program, residency programs, and continuing education opportunities. The new name better reflects its mission, which is to prepare individuals to practice as highly skilled physical therapists who are able to practice in an evidence-based, and ethical manner, respectful of patients and clients from all backgrounds, across the lifespan, through the continuum of care, and at all levels of wellness and health. While Maring will continue as chair of the department, the Physical Therapy Program will now be led by Ellen Costello, PhD.
The newly renamed department will be effective in January 2018.
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The NLRB Goes Back to Church (Schools), Gets Entangled
n our June 2015 blog post, "NLRB Moves to Assert Jurisdiction Over Religious Educational Institutions," we reported that Regional Directors of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) were beginning to exercise jurisdiction over religiously-affiliated colleges and universities—allowing unions to organize those institutions' employees—following the NLRB's decision last year in <Pacific Lutheran University. Last week, the Regional Director (RD) of the NLRB's Region 19 (which is based in Seattle) pushed the limits of that decision to exercise jurisdiction over Seattle University, a Catholic institution founded and operated by the Society of Jesus (also known as the Jesuits).
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Before December of 2014, religious colleges and universities could generally assume that under the National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB) "substantial religious character" test, the NLRB would decline to assert jurisdiction over them because of their religious missions. The Board's Pacific Lutheran University decision, however, changed the NLRB standard to assert jurisdiction over religious educational institutions.
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