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The French health care system
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The French health care system is generally recognised as offering one of the best, services of public health care in the world. Above all, it is a system that works, provides universal cover, and is a system that is strongly defended by virtually everyone in France.
The health care system in France is made up of a fully-integrated network of public hospitals, private hospitals, doctors and other medical service providers. It is a universal service providing health care for every citizen, irrespective of wealth, age or social status.
Funding of health care in France.
The French health care system is funded in part by obligatory health contributions levied on all salaries, and paid by employers, employees and the self employed; in part by central government funding; and in part by users who normally have to pay a small fraction of the cost of most acts of health care that they receive.
Economic difficulties in France in recent years, combined with an ageing population, mean that the system is not working as well in 2019 as it used to. A&E staff and hospital staff have come out on strike for better pay and conditions, since although waiting lists and waiting times are generally short, black spots have begun to emerge. Caps on numbers of medical and nursing students have recently been raised, and levels of reimbursement for non-essential treatment have been reduced – though complementary and contributary health insurance schemes, known as "Mutuelles", have take up some of the difference.
In European terms, the French health care system is among the better funded in terms of GDP, and average in terms of GPs, hospital beds and nursing professionals, as the table below shows. Compared specifically to the UK, funding and number of GPs are 10% higher, while there are more than twice as many hospital beds and 40% more nurses and midwives than in the UK.
Belgium France Germany UK
Health Spending as share of GDP 10.4% 10.9% 10.9% 9.9%
Number of GPs for 1000 population 3.0 3.1 4.1 2.8
Hospital beds per 1000 population 6.5 6.4 8.2 2.9
Nurses and midwives per 1000 population 10.7 9.65 11.1 6.67
(figures: Eurostat 2013 or 2014).
In addition, the cost of medicines in France is among the lowest in Europe. A UK Department of Health survey in 2008 of the cost of medicines in the EU and the USA found medicine prices in France about 10% less than in the UK.... and well under half the price of the same medicines purchased in the USA.
How the French health care system works
The French health care system is relatively simple for its users - that means virtually everyone living and working in France, or dependent on someone living or working in France, and every pensioner.
Primary health care is provided by a network of 23,000 general practitioners (in French, médecins généralistes) (a ratio of 1 GP per 2600 inhabitants). Most GPs are self-employed professionals, and work either on their own, or in group practices. Citizens are free to choose the GP the want, and sign up with him or her, as their personal doctor. Citizens may also consult any other GP they wish, but only the personal doctor with whom they are registered is authorised to refer patients to a specialist or to another health care provider - nurse, physiotherapist, etc - for further care under the health care system.
In most cases, patients have to pay a flat rate fee for any visit to a general practitioner. The cost in 2019 is 25 € per visit, irrespective of the time taken, but is higher for visits to surgeries open at night or at weekends, and for home visits. Most of the cost will then be automatically reimbursed to the patient by his state-run health insurance provider, leaving the patient with between zero and 6 Euros to pay for a standard trip to the doctor, depending on the type of health care insurance he has and the age or medical condition of the patient.
Virtually all GPs in France are "conventioned", i.e. they have signed a contract with the national health insurance scheme to provide their services in the framework of the national health service, at the rates agreed nationally.
A&E services (les urgences) are part of the national heath care system. All cities and large towns have a service know as the SAMU, which is the emergency ambulance service. Paramedics and medics from the SAMU are called out in the event of accident or emergency, and provide on the spot assistance before transporting the sick or injured to A&E or other specialised units at the nearest hospital providing them.
The SAMU ambulance service is only used for accidents and emergencies. Other routine ambulance work is carried out by private ambulance firms, subcontracted to the state health care system.
Specialist health care
Specialist health care is provided by thousands of specialists in all branches of medicine, in towns and cities throughout France. Specialists charge higher fees than general practitioners, but again there are official rates agreed with the national health service, which form the basis on which patients are reimbursed. A large number of specialists apply tariffs that are higher than the official rates; in such cases, patients will either be reimbursed according to the standard rate, or else at a higher rate, if their health insurance provider provides for this.
As stated above, visits to specialists in France are only reimbursed by the health care system at the full rate if the patient has been referred to the specialist by his own GP. Citizens may also visit any specialist they want, without getting referred by their own GP; but if they do so, the cost of their specialist visit will only be paid back at the basic GP visit rate, however much they paid.
The main exception to this is for dentists: dental care is covered by the health service, but has its own tariffs and reimbursement rates. Generally speaking, most basic dental work - fillings, extractions etc. - is carried out and paid for under much the same conditions as other specialist health care treatment. Other more complex operations are also reimbursed, but at lower rates.
Many specialists divide their time between consultancy work in their own surgery or group practice, and hospital work. Some work exclusively in their own practice, and some work exclusively in hospitals or clinics. It is important to remember that specialists working outside state hospitals do so as self-employed professionals, offering a private service that is paid for by the patient, and then rapidly reimbursed by the state health insurance scheme.
Medicines, pharmaceuticals
GPs and specialists prescribe medicines and other parapharmaceutical products that must then be obtained by the patient from a pharmacy. It is unusual for GPs, except perhaps on night visits, to have any medicines available with them.
At pharmacies, the pay-and-get-reimbursed principle again applies, with one major difference. Whereas with doctors' visits, the patient pays the full amount due, and then is reimbursed later minus the percentage he has to pay, with pharmaceuticals the patient pays only the part of the cost that is not taken care of by the state health care system.
Thus, for a typical visit to the pharmacy with a prescription for drugs costing, let's say, fifty euros, the patient will be charged between zero and fifteen Euros, depending on the nature of the drugs and material prescribed, and the health insurance cover he has. There are four basic rates of reimbursement for medicines: 100%, 65% (the normal rate) 35% and not-reimbursed. Complementary health insurance plans (known as les mutuelles) will push these rates up considerably.
There are two sorts of hospitals in France; generally speaking these are known as hôpitaux when they are state run, and cliniques when they are privately run. Most private cliniques are state approved, and can therefore work for the national health service. Many specialists work in both state run hospitals and in private clinics: since they are self-employed professionals, they can sell their services to whatever hospital or clinic will pay them.
Both GPs and specialists can refer patients for hospital treatment if it is deemed necessary; and within the framework of the health service, they can send them for treatment in either a state-run hospital or a private clinic, whichever they consider to be best for the purpose, or to provide the fastest service.
In the framework of the French health care system, patients are only billed for a very small proportion of the cost of their stay in hospital; the most significant charge that the patient must pay is an 18€ per day hospitalisation fee, basically a contribution to the board and lodging provided by the hospital. In most cases, most or all of the rest of the bill is paid for by the state halth insurance scheme and complementary health programmes.
The health care system is coordinated centrally by the Ministry of health, and administered by the actors in the service, hospitals, clinics, doctors, other health care providers, pharmacies, ambulance companies, etc.
The transfer of funds through the system between patients,and health care providers is ensured by the National Health Service, the "Sécurité sociale", and often subcontracted to complementary health insurance funds known as Mutuelles. The system is highly computerised, since the introduction over ten years ago of a health insurance smartcard known as the Carte Vitale .
The job of bringing in the obligatory health insurance contributions owed by employers, employees and the self employed, is undertaken by an organisation known as the URSSAF.
Like health insurance schemes everywhere, the French state health insurance program has difficulty making ends meet, and relies increasingly on topups from the general budget of the state. An ageing population and the explosion of health care costs due to increasing expectations and the development of expensive new processes and medicines, have put enormous strains on the system. The rates of reimbursement have been reduced in recent years, and some contributions increased. People complain of the cost, but at the same time very few voices are ever heard in France calling for a reduction in the services provided.
In short, almost everyone in France knows that France has one of the best health services in the world, if not the best, and one that is the envy of many other countries. New solutions will be needed in the years to come to make sure that the system continues to provide this high level of service; but there is more or less total consensus in France that whatever the cost may be, it will be worth it.
France / USA
People in France, who have lived with their national health service system for all or most of their lives, and know first hand how well it works, have been very perplexed by the passions aroused in the United States by Obamacare. They have even greated difficulty understanding how Americans could elect as Obama's successor Donald Trump, a man who pledged to abolish universal health care in the USA. Even the most conservative forces in French life support the national health service and have difficulty understanding why some people in the USA imagine that an obligatory health insurance scheme for all could be a bad thing.
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February 6, 2013 By enformer in Uncategorized Tags: health care transparency, rick perry, robyn jacobson, Texas Institute of Health Care Quality and Efficiency	Leave a comment
Texas Governor Rick Perry has re-appointed Robyn Jacobson, COO of Entrust, Inc., for a 4-year term to the Board of Directors of the Texas Institute of Health Care Quality and Efficiency.
The Institute has the charge to study and issue recommendations in three broad areas: improving the quality and efficiency of health care delivery; improving the reporting, organization, and transparency of health care information; and supporting the implementation of innovative health care collaborative payment delivery systems.
"I am honored to be re-appointed by the Governor to the Board. With the healthcare expenditure in Texas reaching unprecedented levels, the implicit task in front of the Institute to find ways to reduce healthcare cost trends is more important than ever," said Mrs. Jacobson.
In November 2012, the Institute issued a 210-page report introducing a wide range of opportunities to help Texas improve its health care delivery system.
One of six board members to provide additional comments in the report, Mrs. Jacobson wrote: "The public wants, and deserves, to know everything about their health care – the quality, outcomes and price. As a by-product of the high cost of health services and its resulting impact on health plans in both the private and public sectors, there is a greater percentage of uninsured, under-insured or those in high deductible health care plans.
"It will take a tenacious Institute Board to research and deliberate the issues so our state leadership can bring about this necessary change and empower Texas citizens in the management of their health. Other states have either introduced legislation to create a free market in healthcare or are contemplating doing so in the next year. The issues may be complex but the evidence is clear. Our state leaders can play an important role to promote a free market in healthcare and ensure the future sustainability of healthcare in Texas by supporting transparency."
Mrs. Jacobson has a reputation for remaining at the forefront of her ever-changing industry. Her third party administrator and employee health care benefit consulting firm, Entrust Inc., and is highly regarded for its innovative and cost-effective solutions for employers. In addition to being the Chief Operating Officer of the Entrust, Inc., Mrs. Jacobson is also the CEO of a claim adjudication software company, EnCore System Professionals, Inc., Immediate Past Board Chairman of the National Society of Professional Benefit Administrators (SPBA), Immediate Past President and active board member of the Texas Association of Benefit Administrators (TABA), and a member of the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Houston West Chamber of Commerce. In January 2013, she was appointed to the board of directors of the Texas Association of Business.
January 31, 2013 By enformer in Uncategorized Tags: entrust, fort bend, groundbreaking, headquarters, katy	Leave a comment
Pictured from left to right: Dixie Gunning, CFO at Entrust; Randy Wilhelm, President of NAI Houston; Jack McCullough, Senior Vice-President of Allegiance Bank Texas; John Moody, President of Parkside Capital; Dennis Nelson, CEO of Mission Companies; Robyn Jacobson, COO of Entrust; Ed Jacobson, CEO of Entrust; Andy Meyers, Commissioner at Fort Bend County; David Jacobson, Vice-President of Marketing at Entrust.
Entrust, Inc. has officially broken ground on its new corporate headquarters in Houston's rapidly-developing Fort Bend County.
The high-spirited ceremony was held on Thursday, January 24, at the intersection of Westpark Tollway and Grand Parkway 99 where representatives from Entrust and their development partner, The Mission Companies, were welcomed by members of the Fort Bend and Katy Area Economic Development Council.
Projected to be complete in August 2013, the two-story building will house 32,542 square feet of office space in the fastest-growing major business hub in the Texas Gulf Coast Region. The six-million-dollar investment is expected to bring 120 employees to Fort Bend County.
Financing for the project comes both from the principals of Entrust, Inc., Robyn and Ed Jacobson, and from the Mission Companies, who have been involved in the management and/or leasing of over five million square feet of commercial space in the State of Texas.
"When I think about it, we've always been breaking new ground," said Entrust Founder and CEO Ed Jacobson. Over the last 38 years we've stayed at the forefront of our industry, bobbing and weaving for our clients, and our business has continued to grow. Over the next few weeks, I look forward to seeing it grow two stories tall."
"Far from a final resting place, we are very pleased to be building a final home for our growing group of companies," quipped Entrust's Robyn Jacobson before thanking attendees. Mrs Jacobson was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of the Texas Institute of Health Care Quality and Efficiency by Governor Rick Perry.
Entrust, which also has a full service office in Corpus Christi, will act as the development's anchor tenant, occupying 22,500 square feet of the new building. Remaining ground floor office space will be available for lease to other Katy-based businesses.
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A bill was amended this week in the California State Legislature in a way that would effectively take away the ability of smaller employers in that state to operate self-insurde group health plans by restricting access to stop-loss insurance. Read more…
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I am trying to get a developer site up and running that uses SSL only with 3 web applications that use SNI. Everything except "openwith explorer"
We're having a problem opening this location in File Explorer. Add this web site to your Trusted Sites list and try again.
Doing what was suggested in the error message had no effect on the symptoms.
A production system that had the Web Applications created using HTTP and later had HTTPS with SNI added, work perfectly over SSL. The original Farm mentioned in my question was a development environment where we created the Web Applications/root sites using SSL only. That's the only important distinction between the two systems.
I've been doing a great deal of research into this the past couple days as I'm in a similar situation. The evidence looks pretty strong that WebClient, the Windows service that is used by software to connect to a WebDAV resource does not support SNI. A SharePoint MVP echoed my suspicions that this is the case on another thread on the MSDN forums.
At this point, I see a couple options, listed below. Please humor if the descriptions are a little overly complete, I'm hoping that this post can serve as documentation for the next person to come along with the same issue.
Configure each of the sites on a different IP/Port combination. This is the most obvious solution and would then allow for each Web Application to take its own cert w/o SNI. Obvious downside, either consuming multiple IPs or using nonstandard ports.
Use a UC Cert. Much like a star cert, a UC cert is valid for multiple hostnames (foo.example.com, bar.example.com, etc.) but for a specific, finite set of hostnames. These tend to be cheaper than star certs and potentially more secure, as a stolen UC cert couldn't then impersonate mail.example.com unless it was on the cert. Disadvantages include much higher cost of a UC cert compared to a single name cert and a finite number of hostnames that must be set up in advance.
Neither are terribly perfect solutions, but they are both options. Hopefully, Microsoft will update WebClient at some point to support SNI, but in the mean time, I think we're stuck with workarounds.
Edit to add Eric Law's comment to answer.
I have the same issue, one site collection built from http and https added after - Open with Explorer works fine in Https. The second site collection (separate web app and database) built on port 443 from the start - Open with Explorer does not work.
The only solution I can see is backing up the content, creating the site collection again from scratch but on http, then adding https after as on the other site collections, then restoring the content. Not too bad to do but a pain in the a for something so trivial!
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Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations, which claims to represent the interests of American Muslims, allegedly defrauded a number of Muslims recently seeking help with citizenship delays, and then threatened to sue them if they complained to the media, according to a security watchdog group which has obtained internal CAIR documents.
The former legal director of CAIR's Maryland/Virginia chapter shook down Muslim hardship cases for thousands of dollars without providing promised services, officials with the Mapping Sharia Project charge.
CAIR, a nonprofit group, promoted the services of the employee, Morris L. "Jamil" Days, whom it publicly described as a civil-rights attorney, even after discovering Days was unlicensed and was fraudulently representing CAIR's clients.
CAIR's board allegedly covered up the scandal by paying defrauded Muslim families partial restitution payments while insisting they sign agreements releasing CAIR from legal liability, officials said.
Earlier this year, the board also fired Days and closed the chapter's offices in Herndon, Va. The chapter director, Khalid Iqbal, is no longer with CAIR.
CAIR refused to respond to the allegations, which came to light only after American Muslims provided evidence to the Mapping Sharia Project.
"I really don't know anything about this," CAIR spokesman Ahmed Rehab said. He referred questions to CAIR communications director Ibrahim Hooper, who declined comment.
CAIR last month launched a $250,000 fundraising campaign that included a promotional on its website touting its mission to help Muslims, particularly those confronting citizenship problems.
"Everyday, CAIR works hard to defend the rights of American Muslims who encounter a delay in gaining citizenship," the group said.
In fact, CAIR has "victimized" poor Muslim immigrants, said David Gaubatz, director of operations for the Mapping Sharia Project.
Gaubatz says CAIR, which last year was named an unindicted co-conspirator in a federal terror-financing case involving Hamas, controls some $7 million in real estate assets in Washington through a limited liability holding company that includes silent Middle Eastern investors.
He says his group has filed a formal complaint against CAIR concerning the alleged fraud with the District of Columbia.


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Steve Jobs' birth father, Abdulfattah "John" Jandali, learned the identity of his son only very late in life. Then it took years for Jandali to gently reach out to the grown man to whom he bears an unmistakable likeness and whom he gave up for adoption as an infant a half-century earlier.
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Al Jazeera Upgrades Media Network With Seven Calrec Apollo Consoles ...
... and Creates Largest Hydra2 Network in the Middle East
In a move to upgrade and standardize its global operations, Al Jazeera Media Network has purchased seven Apollo digital audio consoles from Calrec Audio for its broadcast facility in Doha, Qatar.
The purchase is part of a full modernization of the Doha facility, which houses 24-hour operations for Al Jazeera's English, Arabic, and Mubasher channels. The purchase marks the largest Apollo deployment in the Middle East and with it the creation of one of the world's largest Hydra2 networks.
"Al Jazeera Network is a fast-paced environment with no room for error and a desire for the highest standards. Extensive research and planning is needed to ensure we install equipment to meet these demanding requirements," said the lead audio specialist for Al Jazeera Network and the project, Allie Gaffoor.
"We decided to use Calrec as our global standard for audio because we needed a reliable console for our 24/7 environment, ease of operator use, and longevity. Calrec meets our networking and I/O needs, and Calrec's Bluefin2 and Hydra2 technologies fit our requirements exactly."
Abdulaziz Ghazi Al Dosari, sound supervisor at Al Jazeera said, "Calrec's Bluefin2 technology gives us plenty of horsepower and that gives us peace of mind that the desks will be able to cope with future technological developments.
"At the same time, Calrec's Hydra2 networking and routing system gives us a powerful management tool that increases network-wide control over many parameters, and ensures our I/Os can be available in any audio control room."
This level of flexible networking is particularly important to this new facility. Hydra2 gives Al Jazeera the capability to build adaptable networks quickly, easily, and reliably, ensuring that inputs are available on the desired consoles and patched directly to multiple destinations. It was also important that the Apollo consoles integrate with third-party equipment and control protocols.
"These features will not only improve our content, but will prepare us for the increased workload of HD broadcasting, whatever the magnitude," said Amr Mohey, senior sound engineer with Al Jazeera Arabic Channel. "Intuitive physical controls, color-coding, TFT displays, elegant touch screens, the spectrum of control parameters, and fader scales adjacent to the fader all give us faster, easier, and more ergonomic ways to drive a much greater number of channels, tracks, busses, and outputs. With these desks we will be able to control more digital audio channels at ever-higher resolutions."
The first Apollo console is being installed by system integrator Tek Signals and joins other Calrec consoles in Al Jazeera facilities throughout the world, including two Artemis consoles in London, three Artemis consoles in Washington, and two Artemis consoles and a Summa console in Bosnia. The remaining six Apollo consoles for Doha will be delivered throughout 2015 and will be installed as the project progresses.
"Al Jazeera is among the world's most watched news outlets and broadcasts in multiple languages and regions. Now this broadcasting giant will rely on the most powerful and flexible audio network on the market, Hydra2," said Anthony Harrison, international sales manager at Calrec Audio.
"By standardizing facilities using Calrec's Hydra2 network, all of Al Jazeera's consoles in Doha will be networked together so that its engineers can share resources and move easily between locations within the organization. This setup will give Al Jazeera much more operational flexibility and, thanks to Hydra2's plug-and-play nature, scalability well into the future."
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→Sichenzia Ross Ference Kesner LLP Represents Rodman & Renshaw a unit of H.C Wainwright in a $6.0 Million Public Offering of Medical Transcript Billing, Corp.
MTBC is a principal provider of proprietary, cloud-based electronic health records, practice management, and mHealth solutions. MTBC received approximately $6.0 million in gross proceeds from the sale of 240,000 shares of Series A Preferred Stock sold to the public at a price of $25 per share for an aggregate offering amount of $6,000,000. The series A Preferred Stock is traded on NASDAQ under the symbol "MTBCP." The offering is expected to close on or around September 28, 2017, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions.
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Will Derby host the Camra summer beer festival this year?
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Colston Crawford reveals that the decision has been taken about a Derby Camra summer beer festival this year
Organisers Derby Camra have confirmed that they will not attempt to run a summer beer festival on the Market Place this year.
That will bring to an end a 40-year tradition begun in 1978 and yet all logic suggests they are making the right decision. The city will be fine with one major beer festival per year and the place for that, now, is assuredly the Roundhouse.
As the small army of volunteers took away the remains of another outstandingly successful winter festival last week, the decision about the summer event had already been quietly taken.
Let's remember, the whole thing is run voluntarily. It takes an inordinate number of working hours to plan and to realise. If those hours were paid for, even at the minimum wage, festivals of the size of Derby's would not be viable.
The Roundhouse is now surely the best venue for Derby's beer festival. (Image: Victoria Wilcox)
But, apart from the sheer workload of putting on two big festivals a year, the biggest problem for the summer festival has been the closure of the Assembly Rooms.
Last year's 40th summer festival was the fourth to be run in a marquee on the market place after the fire which closed the city's main entertainment venue.
It meant that, as well as organising the beer and the volunteers, the organisers had the expense of erecting a marquee, fencing around it, more security, a large number of portable toilets and a great deal more cooling equipment to ensure the beers stayed at an even temperature throughout the event.
You can quibble with Camra over many small details of the festivals but I don't think the extent of that workload is truly understood by many and, indeed, most don't have to understand it. They just turn up and enjoy a beer festival.
For those of us who saw the event start out at the King's Hall (also known as the Queen Street baths) in 1978, at the behest of the then Mayor, the late Councillor Jeffery Tillett, as part of the celebrations for Derby becoming a city, there may be a tinge of regret that the summer festival won't happen.
The way we were, a beer festival at the Assembly Rooms. (Image: Alex Cantrill-Jones)
But this is surely the right time for a rethink and, when you look at the history, a summer festival in June was not how things started out.
The first festival was held in April. It was only later that it was nudged further into the year, subsequently to be followed by the addition of a very small winter festival which focused on specialist "winter" beers (I am of the view that a beer you like can be drunk at any time of the year, light, dark, weak or strong, but that's another argument).
What I'm getting at is that, with the winter festival currently held in February, it's only weeks away from when the "summer" event first started out.
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In many ways the winter festival has already become the main event. This year, it had 150 more beers on offer than last year's summer event. I always liked the Assembly Rooms, odd as it was. You got used to it and you knew where everything was. But the Roundhouse is without a shadow of a doubt the better venue for a beer festival.
It used to be necessary to lay a protective floor over the main hall at the Assembly Rooms. No such problem at the Roundhouse.
Things have moved on rapidly, too, since Camra first took a festival to the Roundhouse. There were 120 beers on offer and 7,000 people turned up to drink them (they'd expected 4,500) when the first festival was held there in 2011.
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A three-year spell when the event doubled as the National Winter Ale Festival, from 2014 to 2016, boosted a profile which was already on the up. They are now looking at three times that 7,000 attendance – not to mention having had 500 beers on offer this time.
There are always positive little tweaks, too. More seating and better contingency plans to ensure beer didn't run out on the last day were obvious ones. There will be many less obvious ones.
It's my understanding that Camra have not entirely ruled out the possibility of some sort of – presumably smaller – summer event.
But, if the city's main annual beer festival is now the one at the Roundhouse, I don't foresee too many complaints.
Enjoyed reading this article? You can find more of beerhunter Colston Crawford's columns here.
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Biography of Alexander W. Bass
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ALEXANDER W. BASS.
An enumeration of those men of the present generation who have won success and public recognition for themselves, and at the same time have honored the locality to which they belong, would be incomplete were there failure to make specific mention of Alexander W. Bass, probably the best known and most successful house mover in the entire San Joaquin valley, who was torn in Springfield, Missouri, on the 30th day of October, 1861. He was reared under the parental roof and secured his education in the public schools of his native city. At the age of nineteen years he went to Boise City, Idaho, where for seven years he engaged in farming. In the spring of 1888 he came to Hanford, where for six months he was employed at farm labor, and then turned his attention to learning the carpenter trade. His first work was on the construction of the old Hanford flouring mill and he also helped twice to build the Artesia Hotel. In 1900, encouraged by the stories of great fortunes that were being brought out of the Alaskan gold fields, Mr. Bass went to Nome, Alaska. When he arrived there on June 1st the population consisted of about six hundred people, but in six weeks the population had jumped to thirty thousand. It was one of the greatest booms in the history of gold fields, and naturally thousands who went there were disappointed. Mr. Bass went there on a mining deal and was one of the few who came away with more money than he took with him.
After his Alaska experience Mr. Bass returned to Hanford and during the following three years worked on general construction work. He then engaged in business as a house mover and from that time to the present has stood in the front rank in that line of work. He has literally moved hundreds of houses and has had some extraordinary experiences and some very difficult and dangerous jobs. The longest distance he moved a house was fifty two miles, from Delano, Kern county, to Hanford, and the shortest move made was two feet. In a distance of eight blocks on Douty street, Hanford, practically every house was either erected by Mr. Bass or moved to that location by him. In 1907, after the earthquake, he went to Santa Rosa, Sonoma county, and spent eight months in wrecking buildings which had been ruined by the quake. He moved the Southern Pacific Railroad depot in Armona a mile and also moved the old Southern Pacific depot in Hanford. He moved seventy five houses from the city of Tulare and has moved many ranch houses in various parts of the valley.
Politically Mr. Bass gives his support to the democratic party. He is now serving his third term as trustee of the city of Hanford. During his period of service on this board practically all of the modern improvements in Hanford have been made, including the fire protection system and most of the paved streets, and he was a member of the committee which had in charge the buying of the new truck for the fire department. He served as chief of the fire department in 1912 and for thirty three years has been a volunteer member of the department, and, despite his age, he still responds to alarms and bears his full share of the work. For twenty three years he has been a director of the Cemetery Association. Fraternally he is a member of the Woodmen of the World, the Knights of Pythias and the Knights of the Maccabees.
Mr. Bass was married on September 6, 1888, to Miss Alice Howard, of Visalia, and to them were born four children, namely: Ernest, who is in business in Long Beach, California; Mrs. Ethel Mona of Hanford; Mrs. Anita Saxon of Los Angeles; and Edna, at home. Personally Mr. Bass enjoys marked popularity in his home community. While he has carried on a special line of business in such a manner as to gain a comfortable competency for himself, he has also belonged to that class of representative citizens who promote the public welfare while advancing individual success. A man of great energy, he has carried rare judgment into every affair in which he has engaged, and has contributed in every way possible to the advancement and welfare of his community.
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Jarhead 3: The Siege
A crisis ensues when a militant group launches a surprise attack to kill an embassy informant. Outgunned and outnumbered, a Marine's routine assignment turns into all-out war.
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Prologis Sells 1.4 MSF Logistics Portfolio in Spain
By Barbra Murray
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A real estate investment fund manager is the new owner of a group of fully leased, institutional-grade warehouses in the Barcelona and Seville regions.
Clarion Partners Europe, Spain Portfolio. Image courtesy of Clarion Partners Europe
Clarion Partners Europe, formerly Clarion Gramercy, has enhanced its footprint in Spain by 1.4 million square feet in one fell swoop. The logistics-centric real estate investment fund manager has recently acquired a group of four industrial warehouses located in key logistics markets in the Barcelona and Seville regions from Prologis Inc. Neither Clarion Europe nor Prologis disclosed the financial details of the transaction; however, according to an article by IPE Real Estate, Clarion Europe paid nearly €90 million, or approximately $106.6 million, for the portfolio.
READ ALSO: Global CRE Investment Surges in Q3: CBRE
The majority of the institutional grade assets are sited in the Barcelona area and include an approximately 454,800-square-foot, two-unit property in Constanti, a 279,500-square-foot warehouse in Valls and a facility in Saint Esteve consisting of two units totaling 125,000 square feet. The largest property, a 555,200-square-foot warehouse, is located in Dos Hermanas, the main logistics hub of Seville.
The portfolio's tenant roster includes include two third-party logistics providers, as well as subsidiaries of an American multinational food manufacturer, an automotive seating and electrical systems manufacturer and a French multinational retailer. Together, high-growth e-commerce and grocery operations account for 88 percent of the portfolio's income. While the group of properties is currently fully occupied, Alistair Calvert, CEO of Clarion Partners Europe, noted in a prepared statement that the collection offers upside potential in the form of lease rollover.
Clarion Europe, which is the European arm of New York-based Clarion Partners LLC, acquired the warehouses on behalf of one of its comingled funds. With the completion of the Prologis transaction and the purchase of a new 400,000-square-foot warehouse in the Madrid area in September, Clarion's logistics portfolio in Spain has ballooned in just two months from 1.3 million square feet to 3.2 million square feet spanning 14 assets in metropolitan Barcelona, Madrid and Seville.
Lively time for logistics
While global commercial real estate activity is just starting to pick up again following several months of investors taking a wait-and-see approach, while the world grappled with the COVID-19 pandemic, Clarion Europe has remained active all year, and for good reason: The European logistics sector is thriving. "Banks' willingness to lend to prime logistics schemes is continuing to support values, and structural changes supported by rising e-commerce penetration during Europe's second wave of coronavirus is supporting capital value growth," according to a November 2020 report by Savills. "Buyers also favor the demographic argument with further urbanization forecast across Europe's key cities over the next 10 years and rising online sales."
Clarion Europe has invested nearly €300 million, or approximately $355 million, in existing assets and development projects in Spain, France and the Netherlands year-to-date. Additionally, in October, the company entered into a strategic partnership with Bouwinvest Real Estate Investors and an unidentified institutional real estate investor to invest €300 million in value-add logistics properties and ground-up developments in key locations across Continental Europe.
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WATCH: Messi given guard of honour by PSG team-mates & staff as World Cup winner returns to training
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World Cup winner Lionel Messi was given a guard of honour by his Paris Saint-Germain team-mates and staff upon his return to training.
Messi has now returned to Paris
Joined PSG training on Wednesday
Given a hero's welcome
WHAT HAPPENED? The Argentine returned to the French capital after enjoying a well-deserved break in his homeland following his country's run to their third global title. When Messi reached the training ground at the Camp des Loges on Wednesday morning he was given a rousing welcome by his team-mates and staff. He was also presented with a special memento by the club as they recognised his World Cup triumph.
Une 𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐞 𝐝'𝐡𝐨𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫 pour notre champion du monde ! 👏❤💙#BravoLeo pic.twitter.com/xsRHdfVbQS
— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_inside) January 4, 2023
THE BIGGER PICTURE: In the absence of Messi, PSG went down 3-1 to Lens in Ligue 1 and Christophe Galtier will be relieved to have his talisman back. The 35-year-old is set to hold talks over his future after previously pledging to extend his contract with the club and is due to meet with PSG officials to iron out the final details.
WHAT NEXT FOR MESSI? PSG will be in action against Chateauroux in the French Cup on Saturday but it is unlikely that Messi will take part in the game. However, we might get to see the forward play a role against Angers in Ligue 1 on January 12.
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Tasers aren't the enemy
On June 23, 2004 Robert Wayne Bagnell died. According to a coroner's jury, he died of "restraint-associated cardiac arrest" due to acute cocaine intoxication and psychosis. And not, because Vancouver police officers used tasers to arrest and control the out-of-control man.
According to the report in the Vancouver Sun Bagnell's family were "disappointed" the coroner's jury didn't make any reccomendations. Such as . . .. . . what exactly?
Bagnell was the author of his own misfortune and nothing the family says will change that. He was on cocaine over-drive and destructive and violent. The police tried to just keep Bagnell contained until he came down and was more responsive. Circumstance forced their hand and the police opted to deploy tasers, considered non-lethal, to restrain and control Bagnell.
As happens sometimes when a taser is used on someone with a cocaine-fired heart, the electrical shock has an adverse effect on their cardio-vascular system. And sometimes when that happens, the already over-loaded heart shuts down. We can debate whether or not that is tragic in a different forum, but suffice to say that in all the cases of this type of thing happening, it was never a result of the taser use, but the result of what the people do to themselves.
But the hand-wringers seem to want to blame the police and force them to stop using tasers. The very thing they cry for when a cop under attack by some loser with a knife shoots the transgressor and the moaning starts: "why couldn't they have shot him in the leg? Boo-hoo-hoo . . .
The jury didn't quite say it as directly as I might have. But they were clear. Bagnall ingested way too much cocaine and it overloaded his system. That was why he died.
I'm sorry for the pain Bagnell put his family through and I sympathize with them. But, their anger is misplaced and the taser is a valuable weapon that allows the police to refrain from using the type of lethal force they would have previously had to use in so many instances.
The cops can't interview someone to determine if they are in the throes of cocaine psychosis prior to deploying a taser. Yet, the hand-wringers and the chattering class is too quick to blame the police instead of blaming the ones who are actually responsible and unfortunately, never accountable.
As a final thought, I picked up my weekend Vancouver Sun on Saturday. On the main break of the Westcoast (B) section there was a teaser in big bold print at the top saying: "Report condems tasers" pg. B11.
Yet, when one turned to page B11, one read the fair and balanced piece written by Neal Hall and linked above. What report? What condemnation of tasers? So, what was the editor reading when he placed that teaser on B1? Or, more accurately, was it more likely wishful thinking by a charter member of the chattering class that seems to be representative of the mainstream media these days?
Media Sheep
Years ago, when John Yorston hired me into the mewsroom of the now defunct Montreal Star, I was taught that jounalists had to question everything and to source what you were being told twice or more. I wonder where that dogma has gone in the mainstream media in Canada today.
Last week, Ontario Lieutenant Governor James Bartleman testified before the Air India inquiry that he had seen a piece of raw intelligence that indicated an attack was imminent on Air India and had promptly marched it over to an unnamed Mountie who said he had already seen the intel. Bartleman then said he'd heard about the Air India bombing in which 329 people lost their lives as he was packing the family up to go to the lake for the weekend. And for twenty plus years he said nothing!
The Central Canadian mainstream media may swallow this wholeheartedly as is their wont, but please, is there anyone in the real world, who believes that a career bureaucrat who was in the posession of some information that seemed to play out to be true, wouldn't engage in a "cover your ass" exercise by telling someone superior immediately after the event?
Give me a break!
Bureaucrats learn, very soon after they are weaned from the nipple, that they must engage in an exercise called CYA – Cover Your Ass. Go on, I defy you. Ask any civil servant what "CYA" means and you will hear the response "Cover Your Ass."
So, back to the career civil servant and now the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. How is it possible that he warned the RCMP of an impending threat, heard that the threat was carried out and did absolutely nothing for over 20 years to cover his ass?
I call Bullshit, Your Excellency.
Your move.
And while I am on the subject of "bullshit", what is with lawyer Norm Boxall? He is representing some of the Air India families. He was chirping about the five months it took to get a warrant to intercept a primary target of the police investigation.
Excuse me! It is the lawyers who have created such a logjam for police to get intercept warrants in the first place. If this jackass wants to know what the problem is/was, perhaps he should look at his own learned friends.
Consider this quote from former Vancouver Police Homicide Sergeant on the subject: "A lawyer complaining that it takes too long to get a wiretap. Perhaps he might consider the fact that the original legislation which in itself was overly complex and cumbersome, was drafted by lawyers. Since then, decisions of the Supreme Court have made it even more complex and restrictive on the police as a result of……..you guessed it……submissions by lawyers. Who stands ready to toss a wiretap should an 'i' not be dotted or a 't' crossed? Yup, judges, who used to be lawyers. Lawyers have turned Part Vl into such an impossible administrative monster that most cops run the other way rather than become involved in one."
But, back to the original point. Ontario's Lieutenant Governor has said something is so. He has produced no evidence to establish that what he says is true. In point of fact, his actions subsequently have not been indicative of the sequence of events to which he has testified.
And, the worst part is the sheep-like mainstream media have swallowed it – hook, line & sinker.
I'd say it's nice to be back from a spring sojourn to Hawaii. But it's not.
From Paradise to the reality of the nonsense that we seem to tolerate, without question, in our Deranged Dominion is a difficult transition.
First, news out of British Columbia that the three BC Ferry workers on duty on the bridge, that fateful night a year ago, when the Queen of the North ploughed into Gill Island resulting in the loss of the ship and two lives, were fired for not cooperating with the subsequent enquiries. And the oh-so-so-typical Left Coast response that their union will appeal.
While I would never attach the phrase 'common sense' and 'union' in the same sentence, have these idiots in this union lost whatever intelligence they were born with? Two innocent people are dead and a multi-million dollar piece of equipment they were responsible for is on the sea bed as a direct result of their actions. Who, if not the Officers on watch, are responsible?
They have demonstrated they have something to hide, hence their non-cooperation. BC Ferries have made them accountable for their actions. I would only ask what took them so long? The union needs to understand this is not the Hill they want to die on.
And then there's the story of Ontario Lieutenant Governor James Bartleman and his incredible tale that, while a Foreign Affairs intelligence analyst, he spotted something that suggested an attack was imminent on Air India immediately prior to the actual bombing in 1985 that took 329 lives.
Does he really expect us to believe that after being rebuffed by a Mountie he brought the intel to and being so upset when he learned of the downing of the Air India flight off the coast of Ireland as he loaded his family into a station wagon for their weekend trip, that he did absolutely nothing for twenty two years? He is either an idiot or utterly incompetent. Either should disqualify him for a job as Ontario Lieutenant Governor.
Well, perhaps not in Dalton McGinty's Ontario.
Suffice to say his testimony before the Major inquiry into Air India does not stand a credibility test and certainly didn't deserve the breathless headlines on the front pages of dailies across the country on Friday.
And the kicker of the week is the knee-jerk reaction of the Chief Constable of Calgary Police Service after some cop-hating zipperhead shot some vanilla video of two Calgary cops arresting some uncooperative dopehead.
The video was sent to CPS Chief Constable Jack Beaton. A copy was sent, I am told, to Calgary Mayor Dave Bronconnier and copies to CTV and CBC. Okay. So what does the video show?
Abuse? Excessive force? Beatings? Police brutality? Well, not really. It shows two cops dealing with a street dopehead who is uncooperative. Along the way he takes a cuff and a bit of a drag when he won't get up.
Umm, Jack, are you kidding me when you called that presser yesterday announcing the suspension of those junior officers? Are cops in Calgary no longer allowed to engage street assholes in the course of their duties anymore?
I carry no brief for Jack Beaton as the Chief Constable of the Calgary Police Service. In my opinion he is a lousy leader of a modern police service.
Cops he should be hanging out to dry, he seems to protect. People he should be protecting, he hangs out to dry. Why is that?
In my view Beaton is incompetent for the job he has. The Calgary Police Commission had every reason not to extend his contract in 2005. Why they extended him to 2007 should probably be subject to an independent investigation. But that is a separate matter.
The two junior officers in this video tape were doing their job. And in the real world, sometimes a cop's job involves getting 'hands on'. There are Use of Force provisions in the Criminal Code of Canada. Were these officers in breach of those regulations? I don't know and I guarantee you, neither did Jack Beaton when he decided to deny them due process and suspended them based on 41 seconds of video that simply does not tell the whole story.
Why not wait until an investigation is done to render judgement?
Why would a previously indecisive Chief do that? Well, that is interesting in itself. A serving Staff Sergeant is accused of defrauding fellow members of over a million dollars in a Ponzi scheme and Beaton twirls on his thumb. Two junior officers are caught on video trying to do their job and allegedly rough up a dope dealer in a minor way and he suspends them before the horse is even out of the gate? What is he up to?
Beaton is staring at a huge embarrassment in the face of the witch hunt he conducted to find out who was behind the web site Stand Firm that was very critical of his administration. I would guess that he is seeking a quick hit PR win to blunt that hit. To accomplish that he will need to trash the careers of two young police officers who were just trying to serve the citizens of the city of Calgary. And that is tragic.
The men and women who are prepared to get "hands on" with the criminal element who are permeating the city of Calgary in recent years of economic boom are deserving of the support of their Chief. Beaton has failed the brave men and women of the Calgary Police Service yet again. And in doing so, in my opinion, he has failed the citizens of the city of Calgary. Yet again.
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Published On: Fri, Feb 13th, 2015
Movies | By Stephen Nevets
'Robocop' Joel Kinnaman replaces Tom Hardy as Rick Flagg in 'Suicide Squad'
Suicide Squad filled the void left by Tom Hardy's exit by casting the Robocop reboot star Joel Kinnaman as Rick Flagg. The Wrap dropped the news of the David Ayer helmed projected on Friday.
"Hardy was forced to exit the project due to scheduling issues with Alejandro González Iñárritu's The Revenant, which is currently in production, as well as upcoming promotional duties for WB's Mad Max: Fury Road, which comes out on May 15. Suicide Squad is expected to start production in April," The Wrap detailed
End of Watch star Jake Gyllenhaal was rumored as a potential replacement for Hardy. After Gyllenhaal passed, Karl Urban, Joel Edgerton, and Jon Bernthal were rumored as potential candidates to play Flagg.
Based on the DC Comics team of the same name, Suicide Squad centers on a group of supervillains who strike a deal to carry out black-ops missions in exchange for commuted sentences. Ayer describes it saying, "it's Dirty Dozen with supervillains."
Kinnaman joins a star-studded cast that also includes Will Smith as Deadshot, Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, Jai Courtney as Boomerang, Cara Delevingne as Enchantress, and Jared Leto as the Joker.
In addition, Jesse Eisenberg is in talks to reprise his Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice role as Lex Luthor, and Viola Davis is circling the role of Amanda Waller. Ben Affleck is also rumored to make an appearance as Batman.
Kinnaman is plays Stephen Holder in AMC's The Killing and portrayed Alex Murphy in the Robocop remake. His next film is 2016's Daniel Espinosa's Child 44, which happens to star Hardy, and the Liam Neeson thriller Run All Night.
Production on Suicide Squad is expected to get underway this April. Warner Bros. already set picture dated for an August 5, 2016 release.
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First, scope the crazy tiger-full-of-arrows installation. Then, see Matthew Woodson draw it. Weird, I know, but I love it.
His blog is full of step-by-step drawing deconstructions.
I feel sorry for that tiger!!! I love tigers.. those arrows can't bee real, hu?:( or is it just a painting? even though, I think it's a sick picture!!!


Black seamen – or "Black Jacks" as African sailors were known – enjoyed a refreshing world of liberty and equality. Even if they were generally regulated to jobs such as cooks, servants, and muscians and endured thier fellow seamen's racism, they were still freemen in the Royal Navy. One famous black sailor wrote, "I liked this little ship very much. I now became the captian's steward, in which I was very happy; for I was extremely well treated by all on board, and I had the leisure to improve myself in reading and writing.
The defenders retreated, but in good order. A musket flamed and a ball shattered a marine's collar bone, spinning him around. The soldiers screamed terrible battle-cries as they began their grim job of clearing the defenders off the parapet with quick professional close-quarter work. Gamble trod on a fallen ramrod and his boots crunched on burnt wadding. The French reached steps and began descending into the bastion.'Bayonets!' Powell bellowed. 'I want bayonets!''Charge the bastards!' Gamble screamed, blinking another man's blood from his eyes. There was no drum to beat the order, but the marines and seamen surged forward.'Tirez!' The French had been waiting, and their muskets jerked a handful of attackers backwards. Their officer, dressed in a patched brown coat, was horrified to see the savage looking men advance unperturbed by the musketry. His men were mostly conscripts and they had fired too high. Now they had only steel bayonets with which to defend themselves.'Get in close, boys!' Powell ordered. 'A Shawnee Indian named Blue Jacket once told me that a naked woman stirs a man's blood, but a naked blade stirs his soul. So go in with the steel. Lunge! Recover! Stance!''Charge!' Gamble turned the order into a long, guttural yell of defiance.Those redcoats and seamen, with loaded weapons discharged them at the press of the defenders, and a man in the front rank went down with a dark hole in his forehead. Gamble saw the officer aim a pistol at him. A wounded Frenchman, half-crawling, tried to stab with his sabre-briquet, but Gamble kicked him in the head. He dashed forward, sword held low. The officer pulled the trigger, the weapon tugged the man's arm to his right, and the ball buzzed past Gamble's mangled ear as he jumped down into the gap made by the marines charge. A French corporal wearing a straw hat drove his bayonet at Gamble's belly, but he dodged to one side and rammed his bar-hilt into the man's dark eyes. 'Lunge! Recover! Stance!


If going on a camping trip either alone or with others, it is important to first ascertain the type of camping you will be doing. Will you be taking your vehicle, pulling up next to your tent site with electric availability, which many would consider your cushy type camping, or are you going to be trekking in a remote area such as the Rockies with a backpack and tent on your back for several days? Both require planning, obviously one more than the other, regarding the content and size of the first aid kit you will be carrying. First aid kits should be tailored to the type of trip you are taking, as well as to the amount of people that are going. Clearly when camping close to your vehicle, first aid can remain very basic as we have the available transportation to get to a clinic or hospital for care within a reasonable amount of time, vs. being miles away in the Rockies in a rustic type atmosphere which requires a little more preplanning.
In a wilderness atmosphere where medical care is not immediately available, creativity is important. For example, in terms of splinting, a variety of creative implements can be used such as ski poles, twigs and gun barrels. Please see our 7-day kit that we advise. All of those items should be brought along, as well as a metal match to start your fire in case of implement weather, along with matches, flashlights and a fluorescent orange tarp which can have many uses such as carrying water, signaling for help and keeping one dry.
As in all of our first aid kits, there will be some overlap. Please be advised and plan accordingly.


Do you need some practice sheets for your homeschool while your kids are learning place value? These free place value games give your child practice counting, hundreds, tens, and ones. The games are NO PREP and can be played with single players or more. The post shares step-by-step instructions for playing the game.
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Envelop your body with a deep sensation of serenity and equilibrium. Lemongrass melts away tension while sweet orange calms busy mind. Nurturing oils from rice bran, sweet almond, soy and wheat germ deeply nourish to boost skin repair and prevent premature aging. Enjoy this pure moment of well-being.


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Obrzo nakon osnivanja Nezavisne Države Hrvatske, doneseni su rasni zakoni i osnovani koncentracijski logori. Kratak je bio put od Zakonske odredbe za obranu naroda i države preko Zakonske odredbe o zaštiti arijske krvi i časti hrvatskog naroda, Zakonske odredbe o zabrani ćirilice do Zakonske odredbe o upućivanju nepoćudnih i pogibeljnih osoba na prisilni boravak u sabirne i radne logore: u tim su logorima za NDH stradali desetci tisuća Roma, Židova, Srba i Hrvata. Razočaranje hrvatskoga naroda ustaškom vlašću uslijedilo je gotovo neposredno s počecima progona, proglašavanjem rasnih zakona i otvaranjem logora za "nepoćudne i pogibeljne osobe". U tim je progonima samo u logorima život izgubilo, kako neka istraživanja provedena nakon Drugog svjetskog rata pokazuju, više od 100 tisuća muškaraca, žena i djece.

Prema jugoslavenskom popisu iz 1964. godine, ukupno je s područja čitave SFR Jugoslavije u logorima izgubilo živote 134.464 osobe, od čega je 89.851 osoba izgubilo život u logorima na području kasnije SFRJ, a preostalih 44.613 je osoba izgubilo živote u logorima u Njemačkoj i u drugim europskim zemljama. Prema tako prikupljenim podatcima za logore NDH, najviše je žrtava bilo u Jasenovcu – 49.874 i Staroj Gradiški – 9.587 (podatci se ne odnose samo na žrtve s područja SR Hrvatske, nego za sve pobijene u tim logorima, s područja čitave NDH).  Usprkos takvom rezultatu službeno provedenog popisa - koji je iz propagandnih razloga bio stavljen pod embargo, i nije bio dostupan čak ni znanstvenicima - jugoslavenska Vojna enciklopedija iz 1967. i Enciklopedija Jugoslavije iz 1971. donose navode o oko 600 tisuća žrtava logora Jasenovac i oko 75 tisuća žrtava logora Stara Gradiška.

Povijest

Kada su sile Osovine u travnju 1941. osvojile Kraljevinu Jugoslaviju, njemačke, talijanske i ustaške vlasti osnovale su na području NDH brojne sabirne logore.

Osnivanjem prvih sabirnih logora u NDH rukovodio je Eugen Kvaternik, a u izboru mjesta za logore, kao i u davanju sugestija po pitanju njihove organizacije, sudjelovali su i organi Gestapoa, u prvom redu SS pukovnik Hans Helm. Od ustaških rukovodilaca u organiziranju koncentracionih logora sudjelovali su Andrija Artuković, Mijo Babić, Vjekoslav Luburić i dr.

Najveći njemački sabirni logor bio je Sajmište (njem. Judenlager Semlin) u Zemunu (1941. – 1944.), pod upravom Gestapoa, te sa stražarima i opskrbom koje su davale institucije susjedne Nedićeve Srbije - iz koje je i dolazio veliki dio zatvorenika. Procjenjuje se da je u logoru od 90.000 zatočenika, od reda Židova i Roma, stradalo njih oko 40.000.

Kroz više od 20 talijanskih sabirnih logora prošlo je oko 35.000 ljudi (Hrvata iz talijanske okupacijske zone, Slovenaca i Židova). Za Židove su od studenoga 1942. ustanovljene slobodne konfinacije (confinazione libera): na sjeveru najveći je logor bio u Kraljevici, a na jugu najviše je Židova bilo konfinirano na otoku Korčuli (u gradu Korčuli i u Veloj Luci). U literaturi se ta mjesta često spominju pod imenom logora, ali je između logora i uvjeta u konfinaciji razlika bila velika. Često se radilo o smještaju u napuštenim hotelima, gdje su talijanski vojnici samo nadzirali da se zgrade po noći ne napuštaju i da se danju ne prelazi u druge dijelove naselja. Manji logori nalazili su se na Braču (Sumartin, Postira, Milna, Nerežišća), u gradu Hvaru, te u okolici Dubrovnika – u Gružu, u Kuparima (u kompleksu hotela Kupari) i na Lopudu. Najveći je talijanski logor bio Kampor na Rabu (stradalo - uglavnom od gladi i bolesti - do 4.600 ljudi, pretežito Slovenaca).

Pod ustaškom upravom bio je također otvoren niz sabirnih logora; isprva su to bili sabirni logori - najveći je na početku bio Danica kraj Koprivnice (travanj 1941 – rujan 1942). Logor Đakovo (1941. – 1942.) bio je sabirni logor, uglavnom za židovske žene i djecu; nakon epidemije tifusa, velika većina zatočenika otposlana je u Jasenovac. Veći sabirni logor bio je Gospić (lipanj – kolovoz 1941.), iz kojega su zatočenici (pretežito Srbi, nekoliko tisuća Židova i manjina Hrvati) slani u Jadovno i druge logore na Velebitu te u dva logora na Pagu (Metajna i Slana) koji su za kratka trajanja postali logori smrti u kojima je stradalo više tisuća zatočenika. U sabirnom logoru Lepoglava (kaznionica do 1943., potom sabirni logor) od svibnja 1944. stradalo je oko 1000 logoraša. Prema ukupnomu broju zatočenika i broju stradalih najveći sabirni logor bio je Sabirni logor Jasenovac (1941. – 1945.). Njegovi prvi zatočenici dopremani su u logore Krapje (Jasenovac I) i Bročice (Jasenovac II) (kolovoz–studeni 1941.), zatim su preseljeni u sabirni logor na Ciglani (Jasenovac III). U selu Jasenovac u siječnju 1942. osnovan je radni logor Kožara (Jasenovac IV), od veljače 1942. i kaznionica u Staroj Gradiški (Jasenovac V) djelovala je kao dio jasenovačkog logorskog kompleksa. U svibnju 1942. osnovan je u Uštici tzv. Ciganski logor za Rome. Jasenovac je istodobno bio logor smrti i radni logor (zatočenici su, među ostalim, radili u kožari, ciglani i proizvodnji lanaca, odlazili na rad na poljoprivredna dobra Mlaka, Potkozarje i dr.). Procjenjuje se da je u njemu stradalo između 70.000 i 100.000 zatočenika (Vladimir Žerjavić došao je demografskim procjenama do broja od 83.000 ljudi, od toga između 45.000 i 52.000 Srba, 12.000 Hrvata i Muslimana, 13.000 Židova i 10.000 Roma).

Popis

Slijedi popis koncentracijskih logora koje su vodili ustaše u NDH od 1941. do 1945., tijekom Drugog svjetskog rata:

 Danica kraj Koprivnice
 logor Đakovo
 logor Gospić
 u samom Gospiću
 logor Jadovno
 logor Jasenovac I-IV
 Koncentracijski logor Stara Gradiška (Jasenovac V)
 koncentracijski logor Jastrebarsko
 logor Kerestinec
 Koncentracijski logor u Krušćici kraj Viteza
 logor Lepoglava
 logor Loborgrad u Zagorju
Logor Slana na Pagu
 logor Tenja kraj Osijeka

Broj preminulih i ubijenih zatočenika
Jasenovac (bez logora Stara Gradiška i Jadovno): prema popisu iz 1964. godine, 49.602, cjelokupni sustav logora 83.145,
Gospić - Jadovno - Pag: razne procjene sačinjene pomoću nepouzdanih metoda iznose brojeve od približno 15.000 do preko 70.000 žrtava; službeni popis jugoslavenskih vlasti iz 1964. godine evidentirao je ondje 1.794 žrtve,
Stara Gradiška: 2.560 ekshumiranih žrtava, prema jugoslavenskom popisu iz 1964. godine, 9.630 žrtava,
Lepoglava, oko 1.000 žrtava

Demografska istraživanja

Hrvatski demograf dr. Vladimir Žerjavić iznosi 1995. godine procjenu o 322.000 ukupnih srpskih žrtava s područja NDH, u čemu 82 tisuća pripadnika partizanskih i 23 tisuće pripadnika četničkih postrojbi, 25 tisuća umrlih od tifusa, 20 tisuća civila stradalih u njemačkom logoru Sajmište kod Zemuna i daljnjih 45 tisuća civila pobijenih od Nijemaca na drugim mjestima, 15 tisuća civila pobijenih od Talijana, 34 tisuće civila stradalih u borbama ustaša, četnika i partizana, 50 tisuća pobijenih u sustavu logora Jasenovac, te 28 tisuća pobijenih na raznim drugim mjestima.

Stradao je - bilo u koncentracijskim logorima u samoj NDH, bilo u njemačkim koncentracijskim logorima drugdje u Europi - i pretežni dio Židova i Roma koji su živjeli na području NDH: smatra se da je u Holokaustu u NDH

O sustavu ustaških koncentracijskih logora, daje Žerjavić procjenu o ukupno 83.000 pobijenih, od toga između 45 i 52 tisuće Srba, 12 tisuća Hrvata i Muslimana, 13 tisuća Židova i 10 tisuća Roma.

U svojem istraživanju je srpski demograf dr. Bogoljub Kočović došao do sličnih rezultata, kao i Vladimir Žerjavić.

Izvori

Logori u NDH


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PrivateFly has been working hard to integrate fellow Directional Aviation company Skyjet's sales team within its organisation. Investment in the digital platform is being increased, as is buying power.
Senior vice president of sales Michael Hall will lead the US sales team.
On-demand charter broker PrivateFly has completed its integration with Skyjet. The two companies are now operating as a single entity under the PrivateFly brand, within Directional Aviation's OneSky portfolio.
The move sees PrivateFly double in size in the field of digitally-led charter in both North America and Europe. As OneSky's on-demand offering for private jet travel, the company sits alongside fractional ownership provider Flexjet and jet card provider Sentient Jet.
The integration has brought together PrivateFly's US and European teams, together with Skyjet's US sales team that is primarily based in Boston but with other locations in New York and Dallas. At the helm of the larger entity is PrivateFly's leadership team, headed by CEO Adam Twidell, a former Royal Air Force pilot who co-founded PrivateFly in 2008.
PrivateFly's restructured USA sales team will be led by Michael Hall, who becomes senior vice president of sales having spent ten years with Skyjet and Sentient Jet. Skyjet was acquired by Directional Aviation in 2014, with PrivateFly's acquisition announced in September 2018.
Twidell says: "This is a very exciting year for PrivateFly as we ramp up our global presence and our offering. We've been working hard to integrate Skyjet's excellent US-based sales team and restructuring our operation, to give us the optimal framework for this next phase of development. We're increasing investment in our digital platform and our buying power is strengthened even further under OneSky, as is our emphasis on safety and service, but we retain our innovative spirit and distinctive culture. Passionate people remain at our core and our increased size gives greater career opportunities for our teams in the US and Europe.
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It's that time of the year. Time to drop some mad cash on your essential fall/winter wardrobe pieces - boots and coat. These two purchases are my most difficult of the year. While the rest of the year I shop too much and am constantly rearranging my closet to fit just one more cute dress in, as soon as that chill hits the air - shopper's block creeps in. I consider my boot and coat purchase EXTREMELY important and take my time humming and hawing over zillions of options every autumn. Why? Because it basically becomes your everyday-the-world-sees-me-in-this outfit! Unless you've got lots of money to spare, this is the reality.
Last year, I was savvy and waited until about mid-season and purchased three pairs of boots, all totaling under $200. You can get some crazy good steals if you're patient and don't buy until about mid-December. I had to suffer through the first part of the season with very cold feet though. You've seen those girls, walking to the bus stop in minus 20 with their summer peep-toe heels, trying to still look fashionable and wearing tights to try and create some kind of barrier between their painted toes and the freezing cold air.
Those three new pairs of boots I bought last year, are all still fabulous and all still in very good condition. The practical thing would be to wear those out this year.... but we all know fashion is not about function or practicality. This season's must-have over-the-knee boots are not just calling my name, they're haunting my dreams. I just gotta have 'em.
As for my new winter coat, I have fallen absolutely, madly, deeply for these 3/4 length coats from mangoshop.com.