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Fishery Management Plan for Fish Resources of the Arctic Management Area (Arctic FMP)
In 2009, the Council approved, and NMFS implemented, a new Fishery Management Plan for Fish Resources of the Arctic Management Area (Arctic FMP). The Council's action recognizes the different and changing ecological conditions of the Arctic, including warming trends in ocean temperatures, the loss of seasonal ice cover, and the potential long term effects from these changes on the Arctic marine ecosystem. More prolonged ice-free seasons coupled with warming waters and changing ranges of fish species could together create conditions that could lead to commercial fishery development in the U.S. Arctic Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The emergence of unregulated, or inadequately regulated, commercial fisheries in the Arctic EEZ off Alaska could have adverse effects on the sensitive ecosystem and marine resources of this area, including fish, fish habitat, and non-fish species that inhabit or depend on marine resources of the U.S. Arctic EEZ, and the subsistence way of life of residents of Arctic communities.
The Council's Arctic FMP is created under authority of the U.S. Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act.
All Federal waters of the U.S. Arctic will be closed to commercial fishing for any species of finfish, mollusks, crustaceans, and all other forms of marine animal and plant life; however, harvest of marine mammals and birds is not regulated by the Arctic FMP.
The Arctic FMP will not regulate subsistence or recreational fishing or State of Alaska-managed fisheries in the Arctic.
The Council's management policy for the U.S. Arctic EEZ is an ecosystem-based management policy that proactively applies judicious and responsible fisheries management practices, based on sound scientific research and analysis, to ensure the sustainability of fishery resources, to prevent unregulated or poorly regulated commercial fishing, and to protect associated ecosystems for the benefit of current users and future generations. This management policy recognizes the need to balance competing uses of marine resources and different social and economic goals for sustainable fishery management, including protection of the long-term health of the ecosystem and the optimization of yield from its fish resources. This policy recognizes the complex interactions among ecosystem components, and seeks to protect important species utilized by other ecosystem component species, potential target species, other organisms such as marine mammals and birds, and local residents and communities. All management measures will be based on the best scientific information available.
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Arctic Management Area
The Council's Arctic FMP covers the U.S. Arctic EEZ waters offshore Alaska. This area is the Arctic Management Area, and is defined as all marine waters in the U.S. EEZ of the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas from 3 nautical miles offshore the coast of Alaska or its baseline to 200 nautical miles offshore, north of Bering Strait (from Cape Prince of Wales to Cape Dezhneva) and westward to the 1990 U.S./Russia maritime boundary line and eastward to the U.S./Canada maritime boundary.
Outreach Program, 2007-2008
The Council adopted an outreach program designed to inform residents of the Arctic region of the Council's intent in developing an Arctic FMP.
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module Events.PostListOverlay where

import           Prelude ()
import           Prelude.MH

import qualified Graphics.Vty as Vty

import           Types
import           Events.Keybindings
import           State.PostListOverlay

onEventPostListOverlay :: Vty.Event -> MH ()
onEventPostListOverlay =
  handleKeyboardEvent postListOverlayKeybindings $ \ _ -> return ()

-- | The keybindings we want to use while viewing a post list overlay
postListOverlayKeybindings :: KeyConfig -> [Keybinding]
postListOverlayKeybindings = mkKeybindings
  [ mkKb CancelEvent "Exit post browsing" exitPostListMode
  , mkKb SelectUpEvent "Select the previous message" postListSelectUp
  , mkKb SelectDownEvent "Select the next message" postListSelectDown
  , mkKb FlagMessageEvent "Toggle the selected message flag" postListUnflagSelected
  ]

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In this episode, Mike Crosser (professor of physics at Linfield College) and Chad Tillberg (professor of biology at Linfield College) discuss parthenogenesis, the asexual reproduction that some species are able to do, despite normally requiring a mate to reproduce. Crosser and Tillberg explain some of the mechanisms and note some examples of this behavior.
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Homa Bay: NEMA says low fines hindering enforcement of plastic bags ban
By Aly Abich For Citizen Digital Published on: November 14, 2021 01:42 (EAT)
Speaking Saturday, NEMA County Director Josiah Nyandoro said there have been a resurgence in plastic bags use despite the government's decree in 2017.
"There is a time we arrested 23 people in one day and out of the 23 some of them were fined Ksh.3,000 and others Ksh.10,000. The law states clearly that the fine should be between Ksh.2-4 million," he added.
The National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) in Homa Bay County says the release of offenders caught with plastic bags on very low fines is becoming a threat to enforcing the government's ban on the bags.
"There has been a problem where people have been arrested and taken to court and the fine levelled against them is too little to deter the whole process," said Nyandoro.
NEMA further claimed that several traders in the county continue to use polythene bags which are sneaked into the county from the neighboring countries Uganda and Tanzania.
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General anesthesia in young children linked to poorer intelligence, language development
Published	 Monday 8 June 2015	 Published	Mon 8 Jun 2015
Surgical anesthesia given to children under the age of 4 years may be associated with reduced gray matter density in certain brain regions, leading to lower IQ and poorer language development. This is according to a new study by researchers from Cincinnati Children's Hospital, OH.
Children who underwent general anesthesia for surgery before the age of 4 were found to have poorer intelligence and language development.
Lead study author Dr. Andreas Loepke, of the Department of Anesthesiology at Cincinnati Children's, and colleagues publish their findings in the journal Pediatrics.
In past research, Dr. Loepke and colleagues found that general anesthesia led to nerve cell death and cognitive impairment in mice and rats, which sparked concern about how general anesthesia may impact the human brain in early life - a crucial neurodevelopmental period.
As such, the team set out to assess how general anesthesia given to children undergoing surgery before the age of 4 years may affect brain structure, IQ and language development.
"The ultimate goal of our laboratory and clinical research is to improve safety and outcomes in young children who have no choice but to undergo surgery with anesthesia to treat their serious health concerns," says Dr. Loepke.
"We also have to better understand to what extent anesthetics and other factors contribute to learning abnormalities in children before making drastic changes to our current practice," he adds, "which by all measures has become very safe."
Anesthesia before age 4 linked to lower gray matter density in cerebellum, occipital cortex
The researchers enrolled 53 participants aged 5-18 years who had undergone surgery involving general anesthesia before the age of 4, alongside 53 age-matched participants who had not had surgery.
None of the children had a history of neurologic or psychological illness, according to the team, and none had experienced traumatic brain injuries.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was used to analyze the children's brain structures, and the children were also required to complete IQ and language development tests, including the Oral and Written Language Scales and the Wechsler Intelligence Scale.
While all children's test scores were within the normal range in comparison with the general population, the team found that those who underwent surgery had much lower IQ and language development scores than those who had not had surgery.
What is more, the researchers found that the lower test scores among the children who underwent surgery were mediated by reduced gray matter density in the occipital cortex and cerebellum of the brain.
These findings remained after accounting for potential confounding factors, including children's age, gender, socioeconomic status, left or right handedness, the type of surgery performed and the length of exposure to anesthetics.
Lower IQ scores may equate to lifetime earnings loss of $560 billion
According to the researchers, the lower IQ scores identified among children who received general anesthesia for surgery is the equivalent to a potential loss of around a 5-6 IQ points.
They note that this finding could have important implications for society, pointing to one previous study that estimated every 1-point IQ loss may reduce a person's lifetime earnings potential by $18,000.
The researchers calculate that among the 6 million children who undergo surgery in US each year, a 5-6-point loss in IQ could equate to a potential lifetime earnings loss of $540 billion.
The team notes that their findings emphasize the importance of finding better ways to administer anesthesia to young children undergoing surgery - something they are currently investigating in laboratory studies.
However, they stress that current anesthesia techniques are very safe and that the benefits of surgery for young children far outweigh the risks associated with anesthetic exposure.
"It is important to note that no surgeries are truly elective in young children," Dr. Loepke notes. "Many surgical procedures early in life treat life-threatening conditions, avert serious health complications, or improve quality of life. These cannot be easily postponed or avoided."
In June 2014, Medical News Today reported on a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, which provided insight into what happens to the human brain as it recovers from the effects of general anesthesia.
The research team - including Andrew Hudson of the University of California-Los Angeles - found that the brain has to go through a series of certain states, or "way stations," in order to recover from anesthetic.
"We found that certain states act as hubs through which the brain must pass to continue on its way to consciousness," Hudson explains.
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Cognition and Brain Structure Following Early Childhood Surgery With Anesthesia, Andreas W. Loepke, MD, PhD, FAAP et al., Pediatrics, doi: 10.1542/peds.2014-3526, published online 7 June 2015, abstract.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital news release, accessed 5 June 2015.
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Q: Как правильно сопоставить на одну таблицу сущность разделенную на несколько классов Есть таблица на 30 и более полей.
 Я хочу разделить данную таблицу на несколько классов и в каждом классе по 5 полей, чтобы удобней было работать.
Создаю абстрактные классы, которые наследуются друг от друга.
И последний класс будет иметь статус «produce».
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Абстрактных промежуточных классов будет столько, сколько нужно чтобы разделить таблицу.
Например, я использую по 5 полей для каждого класса.
Производный класс будет вызываться, чтобы сформировать единую сущность и заполнить поля, которые будут сопоставлены в таблицу.
Правильно ли я применил подход, и нужно ли указать аннотацию @MappedSuperclass  на промежуточных абстрактных классов ?
Я ее указал для каждого промежуточного абстрактного класса.
И это работает.
Тип генерации Id не указывал, так как для этой таблице в oracle стоит триггер, который при вставке новой записи, автоматически формирует id.
Как в этом случае работает вычисление hash code и работа equals для полностью готового объекта?
Я использую для конвертации mapstruct, я должен аналогичную структуру создать на стороне DTO ?
Как будет работать Builder, если его создать в каждом классе отдельно то же?
Oбновление
Использовал плагин InnerBuilder в классе-производителе на стороне DTO автоматически сгенерировал нужные поля.
Для конвертации между DTO и Entity настроен MapStruct по умолчанию (когда объявлен интерфейс Mapstuct, не забывайте выполнить сборку проекта, чтобы потом можно было вызывать конвертер в коде )

A: Можно объединить логические группы полей в отдельные классы, но мапить все в одну таблицу с помощью аннотации @Embedded
Довольно неплохо это продемонстрировано здесь

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The oldest of the black dolls on display was sewn about 1850, said curator Joyce Stamps of Framingham, Mass., who put together the exhibit at the federation's request.
Because cloth is fragile, most surviving black cloth dolls date from about 1870 - during Reconstruction - and on. But records indicate hundreds were sold at bazaars before the Civil War to raise money for the abolitionist newspaper The Liberator, textile historian Roben Campbell said.
That's because of a 2007 exhibit of dolls made from 1870 to 1930, from the personal collection of antiques dealer Pat Hatch of Harvard, Mass., Stamps said. Campbell curated that exhibit, and Stamps said she and other members of the Black /Gold Doll Club of New England helped with it.
"That was kind of the jumping-off point," she said.
Stamps' exhibit at the convention ranged from antiques to contemporary dolls owned by Hatch, herself, and a half-dozen other collectors.
"The children, be they black or white, playing with them ... it was like they really weren't supposed to be playing with each other," she said.
Others included dolls depicting Britain's Qu een Elizabeth II from childhood to her diamond jubilee, as well as her great-grandmother Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee; the artwork of Susan Beatrice Pearse, who often painted little girls playing with dolls; Louisiana history in dolls; and friendship dolls sent from Japan to the United States in 1927.
Campbell said that when she began work on the exhibit in 2005, she had to dig deep for information about black cloth dolls.
The first sold for The Liberator in the early 1840s were made by an African-American woman who taught sewing to young black children in Salem, Mass., where black and white women worked together in a women's anti-slavery society, Campbell said.
As children, the author Louisa May Alcott and her sisters owned such a doll, most likely bought by their fervently abolitionist father, Bronson Alcott, said Campbell, who works at the Fruitlands Museum on the site of Bronson Alcott's short-lived Transcendentalist commune.
Black cloth dolls from the 1870s to 1890s can bring from hundreds to thousands of dollars, with the deciding factor being whether several people want the same doll, said Stuart Holbrook, president of Theriault's Antique Doll Auctions of Annapolis, Md. The auction house took in $2.5 million at a pair of auctions in New Orleans - $1.2 million for all 900 items from a toy museum in Davos, Switzerland, last Sunday, and $1.3 million for about 300 antique dolls auctioned Monday.
"One which seems wonderful may bring $300, and one which seems equally as wonderful brings $3,000 for no rhyme or reason," he said.
The doll from about 1850 in Stamps' display is fashioned as a boy. Clo! thes sew n as part of the body include a pair of knee-length pants. Back then, only a few brave women wore pants, and those bloomers were baggy, ankle-length and widely ridiculed.
Campbell said black cloth dolls differ from typical rag dolls in several ways. Most were made of new cloth, and the earliest ones tended to be firmly stuffed rather than floppy. Those made from about 1870-1890 tended to be more elegantly dressed and durable than the early 20th-century dolls, which were often more "squeezy" and huggable, she said.
Informative quilts, banners and five dolls shown in New Orleans came from the National Black Doll Museum, privately run by Debra Britt and her two sisters in Mansfield, Mass. The museum - one of two devoted to black dolls - owns about 5,000 and has 2,000 on display, Britt said.
Barbara Whiteman, who opened the Philadelphia Doll Museum in 1988, has said that before 1950, most dolls manufactured for black children had exaggerated, stereotypical features, or were white-featured dolls tinted brown. Mass-produced dolls with more realistic images of African-American children weren't made until the 1950s.
Britt said the oldest dolls in her museum have no features at all and aren't easily recognized as dolls. They are "wrap dolls" handed down in her family and made by enslaved children, possibly in the early 18th century. They were made of gourds and vines, and wrapped with cloth and twigs.
"The children would fill those dolls with stones to carry the fear that they had," she said. "And they would hide this doll from the master."


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What Lisa Watched Last Night #123: Til Death Do Us Part (dir by Farhad Mann)
Posted on April 29, 2015 by Lisa Marie Bowman
Last night, I finally got a chance to watch the latest Lifetime original film, Til Death Do Us Part.
Why Was I Watching It?
I missed this one when it premiered on Lifetime last Saturday because I was busy watching Lake Placid vs. Anaconda on SyFy. Thank God for the DVR!
What Was It About?
It's yet another Canadian-produced Lifetime movie about a new bride who suspects that her husband might be hiding a deadly secret. Sandra (Haylie Duff) has just married a doctor named Kevin (Ty Olsson). At first, Kevin seems like the perfect man but, after they move to a small town, he starts to reveal a controlling and angry side. Because Sandra has a heart condition, he demands that she constantly take pills. At the same time, his obsessively devoted sister, Jolene (Magda Apanowicz), has literally moved into the house.
When one of Sandra's coworkers mysteriously dies, Sandra starts to wonder if maybe her husband was somehow involved.
What Worked?
The film's first hour worked perfectly, largely because it emphasized Sandra's confusion and her struggle to adjust to being a part of couple. Haylie Duff gave a pretty good performance during this part of the movie and was just unstable enough to allow the viewer to think that maybe — just maybe — everything really was just in her head. Unfortunately, the film sacrificed all hints of ambiguity during the far less satisfying second hour but, for those initial 60 minutes, it was a good and effective thriller.
Ty Olsson and Magda Apanowicz were both well cast as the mysterious husband and his creepy sister. Magda Apanowicz particularly deserves a lot of credit for totally committing herself to her role.
What Did Not Work?
This is one of those films that was great as long as you didn't know what was going on. As long as the viewer was as confused as Sandra, the film worked. But then, as Kevin's true nature became more and more obvious, the film itself became less and less interesting. I almost wish that no effort had been made to provide any motivation for either Kevin or his sister. If the two of them had remained enigmas, this film could have been an existential masterpiece as opposed to just being another take on Gaslight.
It was hard not to feel that Sandra could have avoided a lot of her troubles by simply doing a google search on Kevin before agreeing to marry him.
"Oh my God! Just like me!" Moments
If and when I do get married, I hope that my wedding will be as fun and as full of dancing as the wedding that opened this film. Seriously, I loved the first 15 minutes of this film because it was all about the wedding!
Before getting married, be sure to do a google search.
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6 responses to "What Lisa Watched Last Night #123: Til Death Do Us Part (dir by Farhad Mann)"
Julie Oye says:
I loved the house! Do you know how I can find out about it?
Lisa Marie Bowman says:
I'm not sure how to find out more about it but I agree with you. That was a great house! (Lifetime movies always have the best houses.)
Will keep looking.
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BudW says:
What was the name of the song everyone was dancing to in the wedding scene?
I loved the wedding scene! Unfortunately, I'm not sure what music they were dancing to. I even checked over at the imdb and couldn't find it listed.


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Katha Sangama movie review: A satisfying watch
Katha Sangama is put together by seven different teams of directors, actors, cinematographers and music directors. And the confluence of such myriad talents is what makes this Katha Sangama a satisfying experience.
Written by Manoj Kumar R | Bengaluru | Published: December 6, 2019 8:06:50 pm
As the title suggests, this film is just a confluence of stories.
Katha Sangama movie cast: Hariprriya, Rishab Shetty, Kishore, Raj B. Shetty, Yagna Shetty, Prakash Belawadi, Avinash, Balaji Manohar
Katha Sangama movie directors: Kiranraj K, Chandrajith Belliappa, Shashi Kumar P, Rahul PK, Jamadagni Manoj, Karan Ananth, Jayashankar A
Katha Sangama movie rating: 3 stars
An anthology movie is made up of vignettes that usually have a thematic connection. But, it is hard to find a common theme in Katha Sangama. As the title suggests, this film is just a confluence of stories. Each story is different from the other in terms of stagging, performance or the premise. But, each contributes to building a narrative arc which reflects on various aspects of our existence as a society.
It is perhaps for this reason, the first film in this anthology revolves around a grown-up's fascination with the rainbow, an assembly of various beautiful colours that is a sight for sore eyes. Otherwise, I can't think of a better reason for the film titled Rainbow Land to find a place in this collection of movies. It is a very simple film about a father's attempt to build a fantasy land, from a children's book, in his backyard for his little girl. The protagonist (Kishore) in this story is a Tamilian living in Bengaluru. Kishore and his wife (Yagna Shetty) use Hindi as a code language to converse about 'sensitive' topics in front of their daughter. But, Kannada is the common tongue at home. Diversity is what makes this little family appealing to our senses. The story starts with the father's efforts to build a make-believe fantasy land. And, it ends with him discovering the fact that he has been living in a Rainbow Land all along.
I would also like to mention Paduvaralli, which is based on Colombian author Hernando Téllez's short story Just Lather, That's All. The Kannada adaptation for this anthology is set in the backdrop of British Raj. Staying true to its source, the director unfolds this story through the voices in the head of the barber. The story's protagonist is a famous barber who is also part of a rebellion movement against British Raj. However, his support for the rebellion is a secret. Or the barber thinks so. After capturing the accomplishes of the barber in a three-day hunt in the forest, the officer-in-charge seeks out his service for a clean shave. It puts him in a moral crisis – to kill or not to kill his enemy. The director adds a small layer to the character of the officer that gives a different dimension to the story.
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GOAL: Erect two temporary shelters and feed hundreds
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When the earthquake struck Haiti, countless people were left homeless.
On August 14th, hundreds of thousands of Haitians were rendered homeless by a 7.2-magnitude earthquake. Hundreds of helpless people have come to us seeking shelter and food, but our partners have nowhere to house them and we are running out of food. Our only choice has been to provide an old trailer for people to sleep in, but it will only accomodate 50 people.
YOU ARE THE SOLUTION
Impact Nations is working with our partners to errect two temporary structures that will provide shelter for 100 people who have nowhere to go. With inflation out of control, these shelters will cost an estimated $14,000. We must also feed the hungry. Each meal will cost $1. We have set a goal of providing 6000 meals in the next two weeks. We are standing by, waiting to forward your gift to Haiti as soon as it arrives. Will you bring hope to the suffering today?
LIVES ARE BEING RESCUED
The Impact Nations family id it again! Two shelters have been built to provide housing for families who lost everything during the earthquake. Fifteen thousand (15,000) meals have been provided. Once the crisis is over, those two structures will become classrooms for a sustainable sewing and baking school.
Thank you to everyone who made this happen in just five days!
PROJECT NAME: Philippines Typhoon Response
LOCATION: Eastern Samar, Philippines
GOAL: Provide for those affected by Typhoon Ambo
Typhoon Ambo left devastation in its wake.
On May 14th, the Philippines was ravaged by Typhoon Ambo, bringing devastation to an estimated 47,000 families. All of this in the midst of the misery of the COVID-19 crisis. As a result, their streets are flooded, their homes collapsed, and their water supply has been contaminated.
One man called in tears:
"SOMEBODY FROM JIPAPAD CALLED ME YESTERDAY BEGGING FOR OUR HELP THROUGH WATER FILTERS BECAUSE WHOLE TOWN OF JIPAPAD WAS FLASHED OUT WITH MUDDY FLOOD AND SO THE DRINKING WATER IS VERY CRITICAL FOR THEIR HEALTH. HE SAID THAT IF THEY WILL HAVE A WATER FILTER THEY CAN GET WATER FROM THE RIVER AND THAT WILL SUSTAIN FOR THEM FOR A LONG PERIOD."
Meet Pastor Ronnalyn
Ronnalyn and her team have spent the last seven weeks working tirelessly to provide food to the starving people of the Philippines who lost their incomes due to Coronavirus. She has been consistently pouring herself out for the sake of the poor.
The Need: Clean Water and Shelter
Typhoon Ambo destroyed Ronnalyn's home and church. She now has nowhere to distribute food from. In fact, she has nowhere to call home.
$6250USD will enable Ronnalyn to re-establish her home (not shown) so she can resume caring for the poor.
Additionally, families in towns like Jipapad will face severe illness or even death due to contaminated water. A $75 filter will provide safe drinking water for up to three families, sustaining them through this crisis and for many years to come.
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WILL YOU HELP RONALYN AND HER COMMUNITY RECOVER?
WILL YOU HELP HER RESUME FEEDING FOR THE POOR?
WILL YOU PROVIDE THEM WITH CLEAN WATER?
Pastor Ronalynn's home is being rebuilt!
"Indeed, the word of God that says He is a very present help in times of need was again proven to us true… It has come to a point that we didn't know what to do, there was no place in our house where we can have a decent sleep, and people just keep coming asking for our help. Our responsibilities as Pastors and parents were tested all the more after Typhoon Ambo with the pandemic on the other hand. But we have proven that God is indeed faithful because of everyone who has extended their help to us, especially Impact Nations. So, with all our hearts, our family especially our children who are very excited and overjoyed that our house is now being fixed, a big Thank You!"
Their entire roof was blown out by the typhoon and will now be replaced by a new one with stronger trusses and beams.
Kazinga Refugee Water Filters
LOCATION:Kazinga, Uganda
GOAL: Provide clean water to the refugees in Uganda.
UPDATE: This project will reach so many more people than we originally anticipated! We have received a donation of an additional 250 filters that will be distributed in Ethiopia.
Sekota is a city of extreme poverty located in Northern Ethiopia, 600km from the capital city of Addis Ababa. Due to severe drought, mothers and girls often walk up to 6 hours to fetch safe water for their family.
There are small creeks, ponds, and springs in the area, but these contaminated sources leave children sick from water-borne diseases.
Our partners at the Life Center are perfectly positioned to solve this problem. They are currently working in two elementary schools in Sekota, where they are interacting with over 2000 students. The schools have access to shallow wells, but the water is unsafe.
Life Center recently installed two filters at Azeba Elementary School. The filters have been well cared for and are already making a difference. Two filters, however, are hardly enough for their 1500 students. There are another 500 students at Aba-Yohannes Elementary School who are also waiting for clean water.
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YOU can bring clean water to these students.
The budget of $3000 will provide:
One water filter for each classroom
Filter and Sanitation training for all teachers and students
Storage tanks for water
Follow-up visits to ensure proper filter usage
That's only $1.50 per student!
Winter Clothes for Roma Children
Location: Bulgaria
Budget: $1200.00
Goal: Provide 60 Roma children with winter clothing
Did you know that Impact Nations is bringing the gospel to villages in Bulgaria? Our partners have just begun a house church movement among the Roma, a rejected and impoverished people group. While the gospel is being received with great joy, we have discovered that many of the families cannot afford to provide their children with winter coats, or even shoes. In the winter, the temperature is routinely below freezing. Imagine facing the winter without shoes.
Let's do something about it!
For only $20, you can outfit a child with shoes and a winter coat. It's that simple. Within just a few days of your donation, a child in Bulgaria will receive your gift.
Please give today. And tell your friends!
We sent the first batch of funding this weekend and our partner, Roni, was able to begin distributing winter coats and boots to some very excited families today. In fact, when the people selling the clothes heard about Roni's mission, they began donating even more clothing. Your gift has multiplied, and we'll be able to bless even more than 60 children! Here are a few photos of the children enjoying their new winter clothes:
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Man Steals School Bus Near Ann Arbor, Goes On Joyride and Crashes
Tony LaBrie Published: April 18, 2022
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Most Michiganders celebrated Easter Sunday by going to church, having Easter egg hunts, or simply having dinner with family. However, a man from Stevenson Lake had something different in mind.
According to Fox 2 Detroit, Michigan State Police arrested a 26-year-old man after he allegedly stole a school bus out of Washtenaw County on Sunday before crashing it into a pickup truck in Canton Township.
Apparently, the man stole the bus from Lincoln Consolidated Schools on Easter Sunday at around 8:20 pm. While stealing the bus, this guy crashed through the gates of a locked fence. A move like that sounds like something straight out of an action movie. Seriously, who does something like this in real life?
The guy was spotted traveling on Willis Road, US-23, and I-94. Yes, police attempted multiple times to pull him over but he wasn't stopping for anyone. Well, that is until he ran a red light in Canton and crashed the school bus into a pickup truck. It was at that moment that his Easter Sunday joyride came to an abrupt end.
The man was arrested and is sitting with multiple charges including fleeing police, resisting and obstructing, unlawfully driving away in a vehicle, and malicious destruction of property. He's also facing breaking and entering charges as well.
It's unclear if alcohol was a factor in the incident. However, I'm going to go out on a limb here and say alcohol played a major roll. I'd be shocked if this guy did something this stupid while being sober.
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We have reached the 100,000th donation!
Created on Monday 22 Dec 2014 15:47 by Andrew Garner
What a great way to end the year! We have reached the 100,000th donation thanks to a donor in Sydney, Australia.
We have received donations both large and small and every $3 matters as every net matters. 100% of the funds we have received will buy nets and all donors will be able to see exactly where the nets they fund are distributed.
Our very best wishes for 2015.
US$29m milestone passed!
We have now passed the 25, 26, 27, 28 and US$29 million milestones, thanks to a significant US$5m grant from Good Ventures, the San Francisco based philanthropic foundation!
You can see all our milestones on the website.
US$5m grant to AMF from Good Ventures
Created on Monday 15 Dec 2014 13:16 by Rob Mather
We are absolutely thrilled to have recently been awarded a US$5m grant from Good Ventures, the San Francisco based philanthropic foundation.
This is the largest grant AMF has ever received (previously US$1.25m, also from Good Ventures) and it will make a huge impact on fighting malaria, saving many lives, reducing illness and boosting economic growth.
It comes at an exciting time for AMF as we work to expand the number and scale of the projects we support. We have no doubt it will be pivotal.
Every single donation is important, no matter how large, in the fight against malaria. There is a huge gap between the funding available and the net need. We never forget that every $3 buys a net and every person covered by a net is potentially a life saved. There are now over 99,000 donations to AMF. Together we have built a community that will keep the fight against malaria high on the international agenda. We are aiming to secure a further US$20+m for the projects we are currently considering. Aside the occasional marvellous large donation, the majority of AMF's funds come from donors giving less than $100 and we are incredibly grateful for every one of them.
We have reached our 99,000th donation!
Created on Friday 12 Dec 2014 17:32 by Andrew Garner
We have just had the 99,000th donation thanks to a family in Normal, USA and we are looking forward to celebrating the 100,000th soon.
We have received donations both large and small and every $3 matters as every net matters.
100% of the funds we have received will buy nets and all donors will be able to see exactly where the nets they fund are distributed.
Giving What We Can rates AMF a top charity in 2012, 2013, 2014 and now 2015!
Giving What We Can's (GWWC) December update confirms its list of recommended charities remains unchanged and we are delighted to continue to be included.
GWWC comment in their review of AMF:
"We're pleased by the progress AMF have made in distributing funds to support net distributions. Beginning the year with approximately $12.5M, AMF has committed $10.3M to fund distributions in Malawi and the DRC, whilst raising around $2.65 in donations. They are currently engaged in a number of negotiations, though current funding levels would allow AMF to take on a maximum of three out of the distributions currently in discussion. AMF are also planning to partner with the Liverpool School of Tropic medicine to assist in studies designed to assess the extent of insecticide resistance in areas such as the DRC. We continue to recommend AMF as a top charity and we're happy to see that GiveWell has placed AMF back on its list of top charities in the most recent update of their recommendations."
More: Giving What We Can
Update on AMF activities in Malawi (December 2014)
Ntcheu District (Population: 580,000) - Post-distribution Check-Up (PDCU) at 33-months just completed
The fourth PDCU of net use and condition has been completed, 33 months after the mass distribution of 268,420 nets in January 2012. The PDCU data, that could be followed 'live' as it was being entered in Malawi, is now in the final stages of being checked. The results are good. We will publish shortly a commentary on the results.
Dedza District (690,000) - Distribution nearly complete
245,000 nets have now been distributed protecting 440,000 people and achieving universal coverage in all distribution areas, bar one. Nets have been distributed according to household-level net need information gathered during a comprehensive pre-distribution registration survey (PDRS). The number of nets required for the final 'mop up' area is being determined now and they will be distributed early in 2015.
Dowa District (700,000) - Pre-distribution Registration Survey (PDRS) underway
Every household in Dowa district, some 165,000, will be visited over the next two weeks by 440 Health Surveillance Assistants (government health service staff) to assess the number of sleeping spaces, perfectly usable nets and therefore net need for each individual household. Supervisors will make unannounced visits to randomly selected households to monitor the accuracy of the data collected. The data collected will be put in electronic database form, cleaned, checked and passed to village and community leaders for a public reading to ensure no omissions or inaccuracies. The final list will form the basis of an accurate net distribution to ensure full sleeping space coverage is achieved with no material theft of nets. This process is managed and supervised by our distribution partner Concern Universal working in close partnership with the Dowa District Health Officer, Malaria Coordinator and District Executive Committee and their teams. 396,900 LLINs have arrived in Dowa and are now in secure storage awaiting distribution in January and February 2015.
Balaka District (400,000) - Post-distribution Check-Up (PDCU) at 12-months about to start
The second PDCU of net use and condition is in the final stages of planning and will commence shortly. 5% of the households that received the 154,230 nets in November 2013 will be randomly selected and visited unannounced to assess net use and condition. Supervisors will check 5% of households visited by each data collector to ensure data accuracy. For any PDCU we ask it be carried out within ± 1 month of the appropriate anniversary.
Future distributions update
Created on Friday 05 Dec 2014 09:53 by Rob Mather
We are currently in detailed discussions regarding four potential distributions in four different countries (total 2.76 to 4.76 million nets), and four potential distributions are at the information stage. We will provide updates on each as meaningful progress is made or decisions are taken.
You can see more details on our Future distributions page.
The Life You Can Save rates AMF a top charity in 2012, 2013, 2014 and now 2015!
Created on Tuesday 02 Dec 2014 17:42 by Rob Mather
The Life You Can Save (TLYCS) has updated its list of recommended charities and we are delighted to be included again.
"The Against Malaria Foundation is one of our highly recommended charities, based on the latest research into effective charitable giving."
TLYCS highlight in their review of AMF:
"Effectiveness: Long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets are a highly cost-effective way to save lives.
Efficiency: AMF manages to make an impressive impact with exceptionally low overhead.
Monitoring and evaluation: AMF carries out a particularly strong program of monitoring and evaluation.
Transparency: AMF is noted for its standout transparency."
More: The Life You Can Save
GiveWell rates AMF a top charity in 2012, 2013 and now 2015!
GiveWell has updated its top charity list and we are delighted to be included.
"The Against Malaria Foundation (AMF) is one of our top-rated charities, and an organization that we feel offers donors an outstanding opportunity to accomplish good with their donations."
GiveWell conducts extensive research with a particularly high level of rigour and analysis and to date has spent hundreds of hours investigating AMF and our work including a distribution site visit to Africa.
GiveWell comments, "Ranking our top charities against each other is difficult and laden with judgment calls... ...for any donors looking to give as we would, we recommend an allocation of $5 to AMF, $1 to SCI, $1 to GiveDirectly and $.50 to DtWI for every $7.50 given."
More: GiveWell.org
US$24 million milestone passed!
We have now passed the US$24 million mark - thanks to a donation from Dunstone, United Kingdom!
We are also close to reaching our 100,000th donation and 500,000 fundraising participants. Our sincere thanks to everyone for their support and generosity.


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UHV soccer signs trio from Mission Sharyland
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UHV men's soccer coach Adrian Rigby announced the signing of three players from Mission Sharyland High School for the upcoming 2019 season.
Signing their letters of intent to play soccer for UHV are goalkeeper Gabriel Tamez, midfielder Alberto Martinez and center back Alejandro Castello. Tamez and Martinez are from Mission, while Castello is from Mexico City. All three are 2019 graduates of Sharyland High School.
Tamez was active on and off the field for the Rattlers, excelling in soccer and football.
He was named Sharyland's Newcomer of the Year in 2017 and team MVP in 2018 before wrapping up his career as the team's Outstanding Player for 2019. He was named the District 31-5A Goalkeeper of the Year in 2018 and 2019 and was a first-team all-district wide receiver for the Rattlers this past season as well. He also received the Sharyland Football Playmaker Award in 2018.
In the classroom, he was named an Outstanding Student, was a member of the National Honor Society and the A/B Honor Roll and achieved perfect attendance.
"I chose to attend UHV because I wanted to continue my athletic career as a soccer player, and I really enjoy the environment that the school provides," Tamez said.
Tamez plans to study business and finance.
"Gabriel is a very capable shot-stopper," said Rigby. "He has good size and commands his box well. We are confident that Gabriel will challenge for time as a freshman."
Martinez served as captain of his team and helped guide the Rattlers to the regional quarterfinals, where they lost to Valley View in a shootout this past season. He was named to the McAllen Monitor's all-area second team this past season.
"I chose to attend UHV because the campus is growing and the team is very competitive," said Martinez.
Martinez plans to study business.
"Alberto is a very technical midfielder with excellent passing abilities and vision," said Rigby. "He is also comfortable around the goal, and we'll look forward to him contributing to our attack next season."
Castello has also starred on and off the field for the Rattlers.
He was named the district's Newcomer of the Year as a junior and Sharyland's Defensive Player of the Year as well. He also earned recognition on the all-area first team.
This past season, he was named first team all-state, the District 31-5A Defensive MVP, Sharyland's MVP and the VYPE South Texas Player of the Year as a senior.
In the classroom, he was named an outstanding student, was recognized on the A/B honor roll, was a member of the history club and was recognized for outstanding attendance.
"I chose UHV because I want to study and play soccer at a high level," said Castello, who plans to study business.
"Alex is a tall and mobile center back," said Rigby. "He is strong in the air and is capable of playing out of the back. We'll look forward to him being a presence in the back line for years to come."
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Ioannis Kotsiras (, * 16. Dezember 1992 in Megalopoli) ist ein griechischer Fußballspieler.

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Seine Profilaufbahn begann Kotsiras 2011 bei Panarkadaikos in der dritten griechischen Liga. 2016 wechselte er zu Asteras Tripolis, wo er sich in seiner zweiten Saison als Stammspieler etablierte. Mit Tripolis nahm er in der Saison 2018/2019 an der UEFA Europa League teil und schied dort in der 2. Qualifikationsrunde gegen Hibernian Edinburgh aus.

Am 17. Juni 2021 gab Panathinaikos Athen die Verpflichtung von Kotsiras bekannt.

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Sein Debüt für die griechische Fußballnationalmannschaft gab Kotsiras am 30. Mai 2019. Gegner im Rahmen eines Freundschaftsspiels war die Mannschaft aus der Türkei.

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Women's participation in poultry farming to alleviate poverty from Batiaghata upazila under Khulna District
By: Sarder Safiqul Islam, Tonima Tahera, Raju Mondal, Md. Maruf Billah
Key Words: Women's participation, Poultry farming, Poverty alleviation.
Int. J. Agron. Agri. Res. 14(6), 32-38, June 2019.
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The purpose of the study was to determine the participation of rural women in poultry farming as a means to reduce poverty from two villages namely Kismatpur and Kharabad of Amirpur union under Batiaghata upazila of Khulna district, Bangladesh. Data were collected from 55 rural women involved in poultry farming practices using questionnaires. The socio-economic study revealed that majority of the women (72.7%) were young aged having medium sized families (63.6%) and 90.9 percent women poultry farmers being literate. About half of the respondents (54.5%) were belongs to marginal farmer's category and all respondents (100%) had medium annual income. The study revealed that women participation was maximum in poultry feeding activities and least in purchasing, processing and marketing activities. About 34.5 percent of the respondents had no organizational participation. Among the respondents, 76.4 percent had low extension contact. About 58.2 percent had no training while 45.5 percent had high knowledge about poultry farming activities. Among thirteen selected characteristics of the respondents age had shown negative significant and education level had positive significant relationship with participation of women in poultry farming activities. Poultry farming contributes 23 percent to the total income which improved income, rate of wearing good clothes, improved housing condition, access to medical care and adequate and safe food which has considered as the poverty reduction indicators. So participation of women in poultry farming activities had a more or less positive impact on income which ultimately leads to alleviate poverty.
Akhter S. 2009. Profitability Analysis of Broiler Farming in Some Selected Areas of Mymensing M.S thesis, Department of Agricultural Economics. Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh.
Akhter S, Rashid HMA. 2010. A Comparative Efficiency Analysis of Broiler Farming under Aftabbahamuhkhi Farm Limited Supervision and Farmers Own Management. Bangladesh Journal of Livestock Research 7(1 and 2), 50-54.
BBS (Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics). 2011. Population & Housing Census. Statistics and Informatics Division (SID), Ministry of Planning, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, Dhaka.
BBS (Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics). 2014. Statistical Year Book Bangladesh. Statistics and Informatics Division (SID), Ministry of Planning, Government of People's Republic of Bangladesh, Dhaka.
Bose ML, Ahmad A, Hossain M. 2009. The role of gender in economic activities with special reference to women's participation and empowerment in rural Bangladesh. Gender, Technology and Development 13(1), 69-102.
Halcyan HP, Rahman S. 2012. A socioeconomic study on household poultry rearing in some selected areas of Mymensingh district in Bangladesh. International Research Journal of Applied Life Sciences 1(2).
Okoh SO, Rahman SA, Ibrahim HI. 2010. Gender Participation in Commercial Poultry Production in Karu and Lafia Areas, Nasarawa State, Nigeria. Livestock Research for Rural Development 22 (9).
Sarder Safiqul Islam, Tonima Tahera, Raju Mondal, Md. Maruf Billah.
Women's participation in poultry farming to alleviate poverty from Batiaghata upazila under Khulna District.
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