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When Private Ryan is shamed by quiet heroes in the Syrian Arab Army
Mohammed Gabbash Al Hamid and his wife Fatima next to the photo of their martyrd sons in the SAA, Ahmed and Hussain.
Editor's note: VT supports the American military even when its mission is wrong. We support troops, men and women who serve, not the mission and not the fatass politicians and their puppetmasters. More than any other publication, we stay on task. Now for a tough pill to swallow.
The article below is by Vanessa Bealey, someone we respect. She is right. Americans need to wake up and thank those who fight terrorism and do it without billion dollar planes and 6000-calorie a day buffets.
America needs to thank Hezbollah and the Syrian Arab Army, the militias of Iraq and the Iraqi Army and the Iranian volunteers who are fighting terrorism while we are playing games.
We are doing nothing. We lie, cheat, steal and toady to the Israelis and Saudis; we arm ISIS; we give WMDs to al Qaeda and we attack those who fight terrorists.
It doesn't take a CPA or rocket scientist to figure it out. We are either a nation of fools or criminals or what? Find me a term you are comfortable with. Meet some real heroes:
Stories of wartime heroism abound in Hollywood movie history, the gung-ho, swashbuckling images that saturate our cinema screens promote US military personnel to cult figures, 'saving the world'.
It is the victory of fantasy over realism that distances the American public from the horrors of war.
Wars that are never on US soil but waged in distant lands, but always in the "interests of national security". Consent is manufactured for these wars by fabricating fear and insecurity, the amplification of terrorism threats as the ever-present danger menacing the American people, held at bay by military intervention at an imagined 'source'.
"US airstrikes on Syria were in the "vital national security and foreign policy interests" of the United States" President Trump told Congress, after the tripartite alliance of US, France and UK had unlawfully attacked Syria. An attack carried out under the pretext of a trumped-up charge of chemical attacks by the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) in the last moments of Douma's liberation from Saudi-financed and UK-promoted extremists, Jaysh al-Islam.
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Cinema is escapism and Hollywood excels in distracting a public already bamboozled by a corporate media's expert distortion of fact to generate the narratives that instil fear and dehumanize the latest foe in the foreign policy crosshairs.
In Saving Private Ryan, the horror of battle is surround-sound deafeningly conveyed. Unremitting reality confronts our sensibility, the scream of bullets tearing into flesh, the clamour of the dying; nothing is left to the imagination. It is full frontal war.
In the movie, a detail of American soldiers is dispatched to France to bring Private Ryan home to his mother after General Marshall learns that his three brothers were killed in action. We are led to believe that the assuaging of Mama Ryan's grief is of paramount national importance. It is an all-American feel-good-factor movie with the familiar "true grit", the hard-bitten courage of 'real men' fighting to save the world and their own souls. As the movie's tagline informs us: "In the last great invasion of the last great war, the greatest challenge for eight men… was saving one."
As US Defence Secretary, James Mattis, said recently, when trying to explain away the wholesale devastation in Raqqa following a sustained bombing campaign by the US-led coalition – "we are the good guys and the innocent people on the battlefield know the difference" – I doubt the "innocent people" who were deliberately targeted by the coalition "precision"bombs would agree. The proclaimed war on terror, in this case Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL), invariably results in the massacre of innocent people whose mangled remains are dismissed as "collateral damage" in another US campaign that protects "national security".
A campaign fought illegally in the skies above or on the ground of a sovereign nation that has never presented a threat to US security. Syria has effectively been defending US and European "national security" for seven long and tortuous years. The hordes of extremists under a variety of monikers are armed, financed and equipped by our governments and their allies in the Gulf States, to enable regime change in Syria, but you would never know it from the rhetoric they use to drown out their responsibility.
Syria is stemming the terrorist tide within its territory and the SAA is fighting and dying to contain the threat. Alongside its allies, Russia, Iran, Hezbollah – Syria is sacrificing everything to prevent the spread of a cataclysmic contagion that has been created and imposed upon them by the nations whose claims of moral superiority ring hollow when confronted by the bloodshed they leave in their wake.
The SAA is dehumanized and criminalised by media in the West, it is reduced to 'Assad's army", a 'Shia militia' – portrayed as a 'murderous squad of sectarian thugs'. Nothing could be further from the truth, in my experience. I have met with many families of martyred soldiers who have given their lives to defend their homeland, their people, their honour and their way of life. They fight because "a fallen building can be rebuilt, but a fallen homeland is lost forever."
Om Al Fouz outside her home in Taldara with ISIS fighters less than 1km away. © Vanessa Beeley
There are thousands of 'Mama Ryans' in Syria, brave, fearless women who have suffered indescribable loss but who remain steadfast, proud of their children's role in protecting their future. Om Al Fouz from Taldara, close to Salamiyah, has lost five sons in the genuine "war on terror".
"When I lost the first one, I felt as if I had broken my back, I lost the second one only fifteen days later – I thought my heart had broken. Then the third, the fourth, the fifth, each time I grew stronger".
Om Al Fouz also told me: "I have 25 grandsons, I am ready to give all my children for this battle. We are all ready to be martyred, this is our country, our dignity, our honour, our morals. We will never leave this country to anyone else".
I met Hala in January 2018 in Salamiyah. Hala is a beautiful young girl whose husband was killed fighting with the SAA to defend her hometown and her country. Like so many families in Salamiyah, Hala expressed great pride her husband's martyrdom but the sadness in her eyes told me she has lost her love and the father of her child.
Her husband, Fadi Afif al-Qasir, was killed defending Western Salamiyah from Nusra Front. He was 31 years old. Hala proudly showed me their wedding photographs, a stunning young couple just beginning their married life with so many hopes and dreams.
Hala told me: "When they called him to serve the homeland, he left immediately so he could defend his land, to defend his land, to defend his values……so that Syria's voice could reach all of the countries, so that peace for Syria could prevail, so that peace would not only happen for us, so peace would be for all countries. What is entering here that we are fighting against, it is going to go outside of Syria, and if it went outside of Syria it is going to destroy all the people. So, my husband, Fadi Afif al-Qasir he offered his soul, he offered his heart, he offered his blood, to redeem the homeland".
Hannah Al Ayek with a photo of her martyrd son Saed Nizar and alongside his brother Mohammed, her husband Ashour, daughters Sally and Isra © Vanessa Beeley
I also met Hannah Al Ayek and her family early in 2018 in Salamiyah. Her son, Saed Nizar, was not even 22-years-old when he was killed. Saed had been a helicopter engineer with the Syrian Arab Air Force. He was killed on 22 January 2013. He was on board a helicopter ferrying supplies into the base when it was brought down by a Free Syrian Army TOW missile, according to his family.
Hannah said to me: "Your coming here and talking to me about my son gives us strength. We beg you to take our voices as far as you can. My son and all our Martyrs have sacrificed themselves for the world, not just for Syria. Maybe they don't all have the same face, but they do have the same soul."
Ahmed Jabr with his family and photo of his martyrd son, Mohammed, in Salamiya © Vanessa Beeley
Every family I met with and interviewed made similar statements. Ahmed Jabr lost his 23-year-old son, Mohammed, on the 4 March 2013, fighting with the SAA against IS in Qaryatayn.
Ahmed told me: "We have a great army and we represent the army. The army represents us and they have sacrificed so much but thank God we have the victory on our side. They brought every foreign terrorist in the universe to our country. It is the Western countries bringing us this terrorism. Thank God we stand by our Army as one hand. Our Army defends the whole Arab world and the World from this terrorism because it will spread from Syria to the World."
The SAA is made up of conscripts. In many cases ordinary young men and women have taken up arms to defend their people, as in Salamiyah surrounded on four sides by IS, Nusra Front, Ahrar al-Sham and a variety of extremist splinter groups. These soldiers are often inexperienced in military strategy and combat. They are facing a professional force of battle-hardened mercenaries, well equipped with more sophisticated weapons and machinery thanks to their sponsors in the West and Gulf States.
In every city, town and village in Syria you will find the displays of photos of Martyrs who have given their lives to defend their people. This is Salamiyah. © Vanessa Beeley
We in the West owe an infinite debt of gratitude to these young men and women who have resisted the terrorist spawn of our own imperialist nations. There will be no 'Private Ryan' films depicting their courage and bloodshed. There will be no commemorative statues erected in Washington or London in honour of their sacrifices. There will be no recognition of their unity, no acknowledgement of their dignity in Western media.
It falls upon us, the people, to salute these heroes, these defenders of humanity who have given their lives to prevent us living their torment. This is not some romantic vision of a world of complex nuances and multi-faceted truths, it is the realistic admission that without the SAA, we would be awash with extremism from the Euphrates to the Thames. Far from the din and cacophony of Hollywood generated conflict, these soldiers are the quiet heroes who have undeniably earned "the right to go home".
The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of RT.
Vanessa Beeley is an independent investigative journalist and photographer. She is associate editor at 21st Century Wire.
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David Odell June 9, 2018 at 10:27 am
The unknowing, committed protectors are not viewed as instigators, but as victims themselves. The innate , instinctive nature to protect the people, has been usurped in a maliciously heinous, methodical way.
Mindful but persistent education must be impressed upon them. The spell they are under, is the one that removes critical thought, and replaces it with blind obedience.
The target of our Ire and scorn must always be those who know and yet advance to foreign opportunism, with disregard to life, be it ours or the people of the land we invade. The defenders of a home, will always have the righteous position. That is why they convince our protectors, that somehow, they are protecting our home by invading a country on the other side of the world. It is the opposite in truth. We are creating enemies, by pursuing "war based on belief" and lopsided corporate greed. The heroes, will always be those who protect their families and homes from invading forces. But it must be true, that , that is the case. In Syria, it is the case.
Harry Haller June 8, 2018 at 4:31 pm
To hell with hollywood history; there is a massive disconnect with what our soldiers in the field witness and what is reported by MSM. Look at the number of suicides of our returning soldiers to comfirm that there is a fundamental wrongness to our actions in the field. All true Patriots need to fight against needless conflict. We need to support our troops.
@ Senaca, did I say censure? When I protested the War in Vietnam as a youth, I simply joined others in action. What you describe, the flag burning and athletes kneeling has nothing to do with my comments regarding needless conflict involving United States troops and the fight against same. I believe our involvement in the Middle East deserves the same protest. Your thoughts on flag burning and kneeling during the Anthem are your own, not mine. I could care less on your thoughts regarding either.
boonie rat 70 June 8, 2018 at 4:05 pm
Think on this ,Emma , if you will , people who experience the propaganda of war usually see, hear , only . People who experience War also get taste, touch, and smell . If ' folks ' had no choice to sit thru the experience in their media with all 5 senses activated i think war support would plummet . In fact all 'news ' should be in a ' Sensorama ' format , giving All the full picture in complete detail , of course the touch aspect alone would be enough for most sleep walkers .
wjabbe June 8, 2018 at 1:50 pm
What if Secret Service Members observed Bush lying and cheating behind the scenes? Why should they be bound to keep these observations secret? Don't they have a higher duty to us lowly taxpayers than to a liar coward cheater con artist named George Bush who sold out his own country?
I thought it was always a serious offense for any member of our military to lie to another member regardless of whether it was from the top down or the bottom up. Obviously something has radically changed or this never was the case. Today the brass routinely lie to us lowly taxpayers don't they? Or they just clam up and refuse to speak like gutless cowards on 9/11 protecting criminals Bush and Cheney. What a disgrace America has become and perhaps always was.
joetv June 8, 2018 at 1:26 pm
Hala's thoughts and, "expressed pride" in the ultimate sacrifice her son made while defending their country are polar opposites to the thoughts and feelings I held after 13 months in Vietnam. I felt no sense of pride or accomplishment. On the contrary, I felt guilty, and betrayed. I/we were lied to. History has proven this. I had no right to feel proud, only dirty.
Today we as Americans are allowing the neoconservatives to once again get away with their perpetual lies. Lies such as, we are threatened, we are fighting to protect our freedoms, we are saving lives, or my favorite, for democracy.
If we were truly to fight for our freedoms we would rise up against the Patriot Act, the TSA, local militarized police, corporate media, and more. The real enemy is right herein front of us, the fight right here at home. Wake up America before it's too late.


It seems like we just got Windows 8 a few months ago. Folks at Microsoft are already working on the next version of Windows called Windows Blue. I guess Windows 9 isn't coming.
I admit that it took me a while to get used to Windows 8 because it feels like there are two operating systems living on a single device. When do you choose one operating system vs. the other? I generally default to the traditional desktop, but I find myself using the Windows 8 apps more. I can't even call these "metro style apps" since the term metro isn't being used or isn't recognized by Microsoft.
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The power of dance
May 18, 2017 in IB Community Stories, Middle Years Programme (MYP)
Stage show uses a classical Indian dance to tell the story of child refugees, raising awareness within the local community
You can listen to the stories of child refugees on the radio, or watch them on the news, but it's an issue that seems distant for many. That's why Middle Years Programme (MYP) student Shraddha Joshi used Bharatanatyam, a classical Indian dance style, to demonstrate that the global crisis is everyone's responsibility.
For her personal project, Shraddha, from Meridian World School, in Texas, US, originally wanted to create a video or small presentation depicting the refugee crisis through dance. However, six weeks of volunteering with GirlForward – which mentors high-school-aged refugee girls in Austin – changed the course of her project, and her life, she says.
Shraddha realized that she "needed" to bring her project out to a bigger audience and raise awareness of the plight of refugees. Her project developed into a full-scale production, called Displaced, and was attended by 150 people.
Based on true events, Displaced tells the stories of five different child refugees from around the world. It combines narration, Bharatanatyam dance and video clips.
Shraddha says: "I have been learning Bharatanatyam dance for over 10 years, and I wanted to combine this passion with my deep interest for international affairs."
She had hoped to interview children from GirlForward but soon realized that it may have been too difficult for them to tell their stories. Instead, she used personal accounts from Save the Children and UNHCR – the UN Refugee Agency – to write her own realistic stories.
Displaced raised just under USD$6,000 for GirlForward.
The greatest thing I learnt from the project was the power of one voice," adds Shraddha. "Before I embarked on this project, I always thought that 'making a difference' involved someone with a lot of power or money. What I didn't know was the fact that this ability is in everyone's hands.
I was overwhelmed by the amazing response I received. Displaced provided a personal perspective to the issue, and brought it close to home. Several people came to me asking for opportunities regarding how they could volunteer with refugees."
Displaced ended in January, but it's just the beginning for Shraddha. She has been volunteering regularly as a Youth ESL (English as a second language) Tutor for young child refugees with the Interfaith Action of Central Texas (iACT).
Shraddha also received a scholarship to study Arabic in Jordan over the summer. She wants to use her skills to further support this cause. "For my Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) project, I am hoping to work with iACT and create a peer support programme, which would pair teenage refugees with local high schoolers," she adds.
To watch the production, visit: https://perceptionandconnection.wordpress.com/2017/02/19/displaced-videos/
This article is part of a series of stories from IB World magazine that bring to life the wonderful initiatives undertaken by IB students and educators from around the globe. Follow these stories on Twitter @IBorganization #IBcommunitystories. Share your great stories and experiences: email editor@ibo.org.
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Associate Professor Andrea Gaynor
Started at UWA: 2002
Driving a more sustainable future by harnessing environmental history
Historical knowledge and stories about the relationships between people and environments can have a range of impacts, from informing policy to inspiring and empowering communities working for positive change. Associate Professor Andrea Gaynor
Associate Professor Andrea Gaynor is the Discipline Chair for History within the School of Humanities, and the Director of the Centre for Western Australian History. As an environmental historian, she provides essential context and knowledge for understanding the causes and complexities of some of the most pressing issues facing society today.
From her teenage years, Associate Professor Gaynor found herself deeply concerned about the environment. Although originally intending to study science, she realised that 'environmental problems' were largely human problems and their resolution lay in understanding society.
Associate Professor Gaynor instead applied to study a Bachelor of Arts and found history to be an excellent medium for understanding and narrating environmental issues. Her ongoing research and activism critically investigate environmental problems through the lens of history, including fish and fishing, tree decline, urban animals, agriculture, conservation, renewable energy, gardening, environmental campaigns, and urban water systems.
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PhD, UWA
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Looking to the past for a better future
With a passion for the environment and history, Associate Professor Andrea Gaynor is unearthing insights from the past to create a more sustainable future.
Sowing the seeds of survival
For two decades Andrea Gaynor, associate professor of history at The University of Western Australia, has been trawling through council archives, government papers, gardening magazines, food-growing guides and horticultural texts to glean information about how our ancestors produced food in cities.
Championing environmental history
Andrea Gaynor, Associate Professor of History, has always been interested in the environment. With environmental history being her main research focus, she now looks at current environmental issues through a historical lens.
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'Water and the making of urban Australia since 1900'
Andrea Gaynor; Lionel Frost; Jenny Gregory; Ruth Morgan; Martin Shanahan; Peter Spearritt
'Changing landscapes, changing people: Australia's Southern Mallee Lands, 1830 – 2012'
Katie Holmes, Richard Broome, Andrea Gaynor, Charles Fahey, Ruth Ford
CRC for Water Sensitive Cities
'Understanding social processes to achieve water sensitive futures'
Jo Lindsay, Seamus O'Hanlon, Lionel Frost, Andrea Gaynor, Jenny Gregory, Peter Spearritt, Meredith Dobbie, Kelly Fielding
Associate Professor Gaynor's research involves collaborating on projects dealing with environmental history and Australian history, including:
Water and the making of urban Australia since 1900: this project aims to produce new understandings of both the historical drivers of today's urban water systems, and how these systems have historically impacted on human and ecological welfare.
The environmental history of Australia's Southern Mallee country: an inquiry into how Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians from 1830 to the present have created and responded to changes in nature in the Mallee regions of southern Australia.
Reclaiming the Urban Commons: the past, present and future of food growing in Australian towns and cities, a book project with Nick Rose of Sustain: The Australian Food Network.
Wild cities: an environmental history of nature in urban modernity. This project aims to understand relationships between people and nature in modern cities through their history.
Associate Professor Gaynor's unique teaching style revolves around interactive workshops, where historical questions and interpretations are discussed collaboratively while interrogating a wide range of original historical sources.
Having worked at UWA since 2002, Associate Professor Gaynor's enduring highlight is watching her students go on to live purposeful lives and achieve great things in their chosen endeavour. She's continually energised by students' curiosity and their diverse perspectives and interpretations.
Associate Professor Gaynor teaches the following units:
The City in History
Crises and Controversies in Australian History
Supervisor opportunities
Since 2002, Associate Professor Gaynor has supervised projects and research topics in areas including:
Urban and regional environmental history
Colonial settlement and frontier conflict
Western Australian environmental history
Migration and belonging in Australian history
Australian women's and labour history
Associate Professor Gaynor invites prospective postgraduate students to discuss supervision opportunities with her surrounding interests in histories of environment and place, Australian social and labour history, modern urban history or water history.
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Outsourcing manufacturing: change is the only constant
Outsourcing manufacturing is popular among pharmaceutical companies but recent changes to GMP guidelines across Europe have important implications for contract manufacturing organisations and their customers. One significant change is that drug companies will be responsible for ensuring their partners are compliant and must share the technical know-how to allow this to happen. Kim Steffensen of Novo Nordisk explains all to Nic Paton.
Relationships between pharma companies and their contract manufacturing organisations (CMOs) have undergone many changes in the years since the industry eagerly embraced outsourcing, and that process continues, driven now by regulators as much as by pharma companies themselves.
Recent changes in standards laid down by the European Commission in its revision of the current good manufacturing practice (GMP) guidelines have raised the bar for CMOs and put in place stricter management principles for sponsor companies.
EudraLex Volume 4 of the rules governing medicinal products in the European Union, which contains guidance for the interpretation of the principles and guidelines of GMP, has been revised in a way that many perceive as sensible, reflecting improvements to management principles that companies with sophisticated outsourcing practices had already adopted. The changes have been driven, however, by the fact that there are often differences in the way that sponsors and CMOs apply outsourcing practices.
Since January this year, there has been a requirement for sponsors to control and review any outsourced activities and to audit their CMOs to assess GMP competency. Ultimately, pharma companies are held responsible for CMO compliance and the quality of the services, which means they must monitor and document performance on an ongoing basis, identifying and implementing any improvements that are needed.
As a result of the changes, CMOs must also obtain pre-approval for any subcontracting done and must allow the sponsor to audit their subcontractors. This implies that sponsors will need to find a way to improve visibility of secondary suppliers in what is an increasingly global and complex supply chain.
The biggest impact of this change will no doubt be felt by companies that are relatively new to the world of outsourcing, which are often felt to fall short in their attempts to clearly define procedures for managing outsourced activities and may, therefore, have an inconsistent approach to maintaining oversight of their CMO.
For companies with a more mature approach to outsourcing, however, the new guidelines simply reflect the development of their own management processes, though there are still many issues to address before pharma companies are clear about what is required.
"Changes in standards laid down by the European Commission in its revision of current GMP guidelines have raised the bar for CMOs."
In the long run, it will not have a big effect but, in the short term, it will. There is a lot of uncertainty in regard to certain aspects, such as the demands on the delivery of APIs from China and India. "The world cannot live without that supply so, no matter what the demands are in terms of standards and audits, and so on, the authorities and pharmaceutical companies need to agree on how to make it work," says Kim Steffensen, director of contract and licence manufacturing at Novo Nordisk.
"We need to know what the requirements are for companies in Europe to deal with the uncertainty that there will be in the market over the next one-to-three years, but somehow companies will find a way to deal with it," he adds.
Generally, big pharma companies are not questioning the direction that the regulations are taking, but rather accepting them as inevitable if standards are to reflect best practice. If pharma companies and CMOs already have in place more sophisticated outsourcing strategies, then the revised guidance may have little or no impact on the future direction of their outsourcing relationships.
Nevertheless, for companies that have made do with minimally defined quality systems, ambiguous procedures and contracts, and that have managed CMO relationships at arm's length, then there will be many fundamental changes to make.
"The requirement to ensure partners are compliant is reasonable," says Steffensen. "We were always ahead of that trend, though it is more demanding to manage CMO relationships in that way. It contributes to a more diverse outsourcing strategy, because it is a significant part of the process. We have to ask ourselves whether we want to outsource, how much control we can give to a CMO and how much we want to have control over a process."
The new risk management parts of the GMP come at a time when the pharma industry has already spent many years focusing on how to evaluate risk in terms of the decision about whether to outsource or not. The whole trend in regulation makes the industry look more closely at its outsourcing strategy. It also puts pressure on the CMO to live up to the new code.
Outsourcing: a process of evolution
The latest changes are just one more factor in an ongoing process of evolution that has seen outsourcing become a much more complex and thorough practice than when it first began. Once, pharmaceutical companies were driven to choose their outsourcing partners largely on the basis of price, but that is no longer the deciding factor in building a relationship with a CMO.
Outsourcing is getting much more complex than it was ten to 15 years ago, when it was very simple. Now there is a mixture of strategies, and big pharma has a tendency to look at specific markets and products.
"The requirement to ensure partners are compliant is reasonable."
"With the mergers and acquisitions that have taken place in the industry, many companies have looked at capacity issues too, and have in some cases set up production internally as well as outsourcing," Steffensen says.
"The outsourcing market is more diverse now and that trend will continue. Companies will look at more in-depth, customised needs. For instance, specific markets have their own requirements. Argentina, for example, as a result of the global economic crisis has a requirement to balance imports with exports, so we may need to set up or buy a business in that country rather than just relying on a strategy of importing.
"Also, a lot of companies have looked at a lean model in the last ten years with lots of outsourcing, but they may now be so efficient that they need to outsource less. There are so many topics in play."
The changes in standards are unlikely to result in a decline in the industry's use of CMOs. In fact, data suggests that the market will continue to grow steadily (see box, below). Nevertheless, they may result in major pharma companies relying on a more select group of CMOs, with which they have built long-term relationships.
"There will not be a significant impact in terms of how much pharmaceutical companies rely on CMOs," observes Steffensen. "But it has made us change the way we choose a CMO. We work with fewer CMOs because dealing with a large number of them is very complex. We want to use fewer, but we increasingly work with the same CMO for a number of different projects.
"Outsourcing is a mixture of strategies, and big pharma has a tendency to look at specific markets and products."
"It is about building long-term relationships, which allow us to cut out some of the smaller CMOs. The portfolio has not changed, but it is shared among fewer partners. The ones that meet our performance targets get more work. They must be willing and able to meet the new standards in order to get more work."
It is not only pharmaceutical companies that will have to respond, but also the CMOs they work with. Some may find it hard to comply with the new standards because they may seem intrusive, but others will no doubt appreciate that the aim is to critical processes are put in the hands of qualified and capable people and that enhancing supply chain oversight is a laudable thing.
"To a large extent the CMOs we work with have shown a willingness to line up with the new standards, whether it is the GMP or the new validation requirements from the US, but it takes time," explains Steffensen. "We ourselves are not fully on top of it yet. We have the regulations, but we need to operationalise it. We need to see specific requirements for processes like audits. We have the theory but we need to see how the regulations work in practice."
GMP: from theory to practice
So far, the amendments that have been made to the GMP do not provide the detail that the industry needs in order to understand how to implement the new standards. That will come in the years ahead through an ongoing process of learning and experience. It remains to be seen what the changes to the guidelines mean in the real world.
"The regulations are based on specific cases," Steffensen says. "It is primarily a reactive way of setting standards. The industry, too, has been reactive rather than proactive and will no doubt respond to the next incident that has a global impact. We are further down the road with problems like counterfeiting, for example, but we have not seen the end of it. The future will depend on what the next incident is."
" There must a dialogue between pharma companies, CMOs and regulators to understand how to adhere to the current regulations."
For now, an ongoing discussion among all parties is required to bring the spirit of the new standards to life. There must a dialogue between pharma companies, CMOs and regulators to understand how to adhere to the current regulations. That will take some years to achieve.
"We need examples to act upon," Steffensen says. "Over the next three years or so, a large part of the activity will be scouting out responses from the authorities in terms of the GMP and other regulations to see what they want. API manufacturers already have filing requirements in Europe, so what is the next level?
"Internally, over many years, we have strengthened the change control process but, in dealing with CMOs - particularly in Asia - there has been a big difference in the documentation supplied by companies in Europe and their partners in India or China, for example, but they have still gone through the regulatory filing process.
"We need to find out what the regulators in Europe mean when they say that CMOs need to raise the bar in terms of the documentation and data they provide. We need more clarity about what needs to be done and we will get it from examples of filings, but it will take some years to find.


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The Weeknd's Fans Convinced He Takes a Jab at Ex Bella Hadid in 'Save Your Tears' Music Video
Theories about him taking a low-key dig at his model ex-girlfriend emerge among his devotees after the 'Blinding Lights' singer flaunts a new dramatic look in 'Save Your Tears' music video.
AceShowbiz - The Weeknd's fans were convinced that his latest song has something to do with Bella Hadid. Shortly after the "Blinding Lights" singer flaunted a new dramatic look in the music video of "Save Your Tears", his online devotees came up with theories that he took a jab at his ex-girlfriend using the faux facial enhancements.
The 30-year-old, whose real name is Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, dropped the music video on Tuesday, January 5. In the clip, he could be seen with a thinned and crooked nose, bloated cheeks and puffed-up lips all the while sporting visible scars. Many on Twitter have since suggested that his new look was a reference to his ex's rumored plastic surgery.
One user threw in the speculation by stating, "IS THE WEEKND TRYING TO LOOK LIKE BELLA HADID BC I CAN SEE IT." Another chimed in, "With the nose job and cheekbones is the Weeknd mocking Bella Hadid." A third echoed, "I think The Weeknd is shading Bella Hadid, look at the nose and the lips and the pout lol, plastic!"
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The Weeknd's fans believed that he took a jab at Bella Hadid in 'Save Your Tears' music video.
Bella herself shut down rumors about her going under the knife back in June 2018. "People think I got all this surgery or did this or that, and you know what, we can do a scan of my face, darling... I'm scared of putting fillers into my lips," she told InStyle at that time. "I wouldn't want to mess up my face."
While some people claimed The Weeknd threw shade at the younger sister of Gigi Hadid in "Save Your Tears", others believed that the song is about his other ex, Selena Gomez. They claimed to hear him whisper Selena's name in the middle of the track. Despite the swirling speculations, the Canadian crooner has yet to dish on the inspiration behind his song.
The Weeknd began dating Bella in 2015. The two initially broke up in 2016. However, they got back together in 2017 following his 10-month romance with Selena. They ultimately called it quits in 2019.
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2022 Received an award to become a member of Educators for Excellence from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, May 2022.
2021 Received the Academy of Teaching Scholars Education Hero Award from the College of Medicine Office of Faculty Affairs and Professional Development, OUHSC, June 2021.
2021 Our manuscript documenting that e-cigarettes reduce DNA repair (Ganapathy et al, 2017) has been on PLoS One's top 10% most cited articles for the past 3 years.
2019 Received the Outstanding Teacher of the Year award from the Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, OUHSC, June 8, 2019.
2018 Q-PADDA was listed as one of five Next Generation Clinical Diagnostic Technologies at the 19th Annual Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies (IMAT) Principal Investigators Meeting, National Cancer Institute.
2015 Our manuscript on tobacco-induced DNA damage (Ganapathy et al, AJPM 2015) was featured as a "landmark study" by "Action To Quit", a national tobacco control policy program.
2014 Received the Research Scholar Award from the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) .
2013 Our novel assay (q-PADDA) was highlighted and marketed by the OUHSC Office of Technology Development at the 2013 BIO International Convention.
2012 The award for Best Paper of the Year at OUHSC was attributed to our paper entitled "Wnt inhibitory factor 1 induces apoptosis and inhibits cervical cancer growth, invasion and angiogenesis in vivo" published in Oncogene.
2009 Manuscript "Dysregulation of Wnt pathway components in human salivary gland tumors" (Queimado et al., 2008) was featured in Journal Reviews, Journal of Oral and Maxillo Facial Pathology.
2006 Received the IDeA Symposium of Biomedical Research Excellence Travel Award to attend the 1st Biennial National IDeA Symposium of Biomedical Research Excellence (NISBRE), Washington, D.C.
2002 Received the Presbyterian Health Foundation Chair in Otorhinolaryngology from the Presbyterian Health Foundation (PHF).


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Board of Trustees appoints Jeff Shimizu as Interim President
The Santa Monica College Board of Trustees have appointed Executive Vice President Jeffery "Jeff" Shimizu as Interim President at their regular meeting on Tuesday. The appointment will go into effect July 1 and comes after current president Chui L. Tsang announced his upcoming retirement in January. "I echo the entire Board's sentiment when I say that we were all counting on Jeff Shimizu to provide direction for the College at this crucial time," said Rob Rader, Chair of the SMC Board of Trustees, in a press release.
Shimizu has served SMC in a variety of positions for over 30 years, from counseling students to managing SMC's satellite campuses to leading the college's 21 instructional departments. He said in a press release,"Being here for many years has given me a chance to really learn and respect the inner workings of the college, its faculty, staff and students." He also served as Vice President of Academic Affairs for a decade before being appointed Executive Vice President in September 2014.
Described in a press release by SMC Academic Senate President Eve Adler as "an advocate for faculty, and a bridge that facilitates dialogue between SMC's various constituencies," Shimizu has worked with Dr. Tsang to oversee a college that serves close to 33,000 students and spends up to $149 million to do so.
He also served on the Chief Instructional Officer's Technology Committee to the Chancellor's Office, the Distance Education Taskforce, Commission of Athletics Athletic Director's Organization, and the SMC Foundation Board. If the position is not filled before January 1, 2016, it is possible Shimizu could retain the title for an extended period.
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Not exactly sure how Dropshipping works?
Don't worry, Dropship Bundles got you covered on yet another common question we often get from our audience.
Let's take a look into what really Dropshipping is – the exact meaning of it.
In simpler terms, we will keep all inventory at our facility and ship them out to your clients on your behalf. This will save you lots of trips to the post office and of course, you're hard earned money!
Do you now have a better understanding of how Dropshipping works?
If you're vision is still a little fuzzy but you're still interested in becoming a dropshipper to fulfill your hair brand dreams – then say hello to Hairuniversity.
Once you become a Dropship Bundles member, you're automatically accepted into Hairuniversity!
Here you can find helpful video courses for you to watch and learn.
We create these videos on topics that we feel are important for you to gain more insight and are also based off common customer questions we get every single day. So why not take those questions and turn them into something useful?
How to Dropship Hair Course teaches you exactly how our system works at Dropship Bundles so that you're left with fewer questions and more dropship knowledge!
First, we must know where to locate Hairuniversity.
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Hanming Fang
Class of 1965 Term Professor of Economics
Professor Fang is an applied microeconomist with broad theoretical and empirical interests focusing on public economics. His research integrates rigorous modeling with careful data analysis and has focused on the economic analysis of discrimination; insurance markets, particularly life insurance and health insurance; and health care, including Medicare. In his research on discrimination, Professor Fang has designed and implemented tests to examine the role of prejudice in racial disparities in matters involving search rates during highway stops, treatments received in emergency departments, and racial differences in parole releases. In 2008, Professor Fang was awarded the 17th Kenneth Arrow Prize by the International Health Economics Association (iHEA) for his research on the sources of advantageous selection in the Medigap insurance market.
Professor Fang is currently working on issues related to insurance markets, particularly the interaction between the health insurance reform and the labor market. He has served as co-editor for the Journal of Public Economics and International Economic Review, and associate editor in numerous journals, including the American Economic Review.
Professor Fang received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania in 2000. Before joining the Penn faculty, he held positions at Yale University and Duke University. He is a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research, where he served as the acting director of the Chinese economy working group from 2014 to 2016. He is also a research associate of the Population Studies Center and Population Aging Research Center, and a senior fellow at the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics at the University of Pennsylvania.
hanming.fang@econ.upenn.edu
Factions, Local Accountability, and Long-Term Development: Theory and Evidence
Household Labor Search, Spousal Insurance, and Health Care Reform
Equilibrium Labor Market Search and Health Insurance Reform, Third Version
Partial Rating Area Offering in the ACA Marketplaces: Facts, Theory and Evidence
Life Insurance and Life Settlement Markets with Overconfident Policyholders


Organic skin care works in harmony with the skin and supports its natural ability to balance and repair itself. Only natural ingredients in their purest form – such as plant extracts, vegetable oils, floral waters and essential oils – are full of vitamins, antioxidants and essential fatty acids and can truly nourish your skin.
Conventional cosmetics often contain petroleum and minerals oils that leave a film on the top layer of the skin. As a consequence thereof, the skin can no longer breathe and eliminate toxins (the skin is responsible for a quarter of the daily detoxification of the body), which leads to clogged pores and a dull skin.
Moreover, a very large part of the products you put on your skin, enter the bloodstream directly. On average, a woman uses 12 to 20 personal care products a day as part of her beauty routine. In order to minimize the absorption of potentially hazardous chemical substances, it is therefore advisable to choose for natural personal care products.
The word 'natural' or 'organic' is not legally protected, so any producer can use this without the product being truly natural and organic. Always look for the certificate of an independent certification body, such as Ecocert, Natrue or BDIH.
Are the CÎME products suitable for a sensitive skin?
Our products are natural, do no contain synthetic perfumes, synthetic preservatives or coloring agents and are therefore suitable for a sensitive skin. The complete ingredient list of our products can be found under the tab products.
If you think you have had a reaction to one of our products, discontinue using it immediately and contact us for more information.
Does CÎME use preservatives in its products?
In order to safeguard the effectiveness of its products, CÎME makes use of dense ultraviolet glass, which protects the active ingredients by filtering out damaging light yet allowing the penetration of stimulating violet light.
Apart from that, CÎME uses a minimum of preservatives in its products in order the guarantee the safety and effectiveness thereof. We only use the preservatives that are allowed by ECOCERT and natural preservatives such as Vitamin E, Rosemary extract and Benzyl alcohol.
Do the products of CÎME contain parabens or phenoxyethanol?
No, our products do not contain parabens or phenoxyethonal.
How do I use a serum?
This is the last but one step in your beauty routine. After cleansing and toning your skin with Rosée des Roses, you apply a small amount of the Kissed by a Rose serum with your fingertips to your face and neck. Let this penetrate your skin for a few moments, before applying the day- and night cream. You can use the serum in the morning and in the evening.
Perfume is mentioned in the ingredient list. Which perfumes does CÎME use in its products?
We only use natural mixtures of essential oils in our products. No synthetic perfumes are added. In the INCI ingredient list, the word 'fragrance' is used for all perfumes and fragrances, whether natural or synthetic.
Are the products of CÎME free from animal ingredients?
Yes, our products do not contain any animal ingredients and are therefore vegan-friendly.
Are the products of CÎME tested on animals?
No, our ingredients, prototypes and finished products are not tested on animals. All our products are tested by enthousiast human volunteers!
Is the packaging of the CÎME products recyclable?
Yes, our packaging – made from glas, aluminium and paper, is recyclable.
Do the products of CÎME have an expiry date?
Yes, after opening our products have a shelf life that ranges from 6 to 18 months. Check the packaging (search for the symbol with an open jar) for the exact shelf life of your product.
You have the right to communicate a renunciation of a purchase to CÎME, without payment of any fees or communication of any justification, within 14 calendar days following the day of receiving the goods.
The following terms and conditions (the "Conditions") shall govern all orders placed through the CÎME webshop. By ordering products on the CÎME webshop, you agree to be bound by and accept these Conditions.
CÎME reserves the right to change these Conditions without prior notice at any time, at CÎME's sole discretion.
All prices on the CÎME webshop are displayed in Euro, including VAT. The costs for payment and shipment are not included in those prices.
Before payment of your order is requested on the CÎME webshop, you will be prompted to confirm to agree to these full Conditions.
Purchases through the CÎME webshop are only concluded once a confirmation message appears on your screen and CÎME has received full payment of your order.
If you opt for payment via PayPal, you are not required to create a PayPal account.
You acknowledge and agree to pay for all charges for shipping, payment and handling, as well as VAT and all other applicable taxes, associated with your order. These charges will be automatically calculated for you, cleary displayed when placing your order and debited from your credit card account together with the total cost of the product.
CÎME uses third party services to ship your order. Shipment costs will depend on the destination of your order and the chosen shipping method. These costs are clearly displayed when placing your order through the CÎME webshop.
Delivery and shipping dates stated herein are best estimates only and CÎME shall not be liable for any loss, damage, cost or expense for/caused by failure to deliver in accordance with any specified shipping or delivery dates.
The goods are exclusively intended for normal residential use.
Despite the fact that the CÎME website and webshop are compiled with the utmost care, it is still possible that the displayed information is incomplete, contains material errors or is not up to date. If you have specific questions, please contact our customer service (see below). CÎME is only bound to an obligation of means with respect to the correctness or completeness of the displayed information.
All products and services are subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time. We update the CÎME webshop in an effort to offer you the most up to date products available. It may be possible that an item is out of stock. If the total shipping period is likely to take over 15 working days from the acceptance of the order, you will be contacted by our services.
CÎME reserves the right to, without communication of any justification, refuse orders, adjust the delivery terms, make partial shipments (instalment deliveries) or apply other conditions to the delivery.
The delivered goods remain the exclusive property of CÎME until full payment. The risk of loss of damage in respect of the products is transferred to you already at the moment of the delivery. You undertake, if necessary, to inform a third party of CÎME's retention right.
If the goods delivered by CÎME exhibit defects or prove to be defective, they will be replaced by CÎME, free of charge, within the applicable warranty periods and conditions prescribed by Belgian law. CÎME then becomes the owner of the replaced goods.
You have the right to communicate a renunciation of a purchase, without payment of any fees or communication of any justification, within 14 calendar days following the day of receiving the goods.
If you wish to take advantage of your right to cancel the purchase, you are required to inform us in writing within 14 calendar days of receiving the goods, at the following address: Antoine Dansaertstraat 184, 1000 Brussels, Belgium. The goods need to be returned at your risk and expenses within 20 days of receiving the goods to CÎME, at the following address: Antoine Dansaertstraat 184, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
Only goods which are intact and in their original unopened and undamaged packaging, accompanied by all accessories, leaflets and invoice or proof of purchase, will be admissible for reimbursement. The right of cancellation shall not apply to used products or products with (partly) opened packaging.
Through our website, you may request information or submit orders.
You are free to provide more personal data should you wish to do so.
Our main goal for processing your personal data is to deliver the requested services or information.
As a consequence of the placement of your order on our webshop, we are obliged to use the personal data you provided for fulfilling our legal obligations in terms of executing a sales contract. However, in case we do not receive any orders from you during a period of five years following your last order, we shall delete permanently all personal data you provided us with.
In addition, your personal data are kept in a file, in order to inform you of our activities. In so far as you have given your permission thereto, we can also use your personal data for direct marketing through e-mail. If you decide afterwards that you no longer want to receive such e-mails, you can delete your name from the distribution list by clicking on the "unsubscribe"-link in the e-mail. We will then proceed immediately to deleting permanently all personal data you provided us from our records and database.
By contacting CÎME on the following address: Antoine Dansaertstraat 184, 1000 Brussels, BELGIUM, or by sending an e-mail to info@cime-online.com, you may always retrieve and/or correct or delete your personal data from our file.
By sending your personal data through our website, you give CÎME the permission to share this information with its subsidiaries and branches. CÎME will only submit your personal data to these undertakings for the purposes for which they were assembled.
CÎME shall not be liable for loss or damage caused by any shortcomings, delay or failure to perform its obligations under these Conditions caused by Force Majeur, including strikes, lockouts, riots, war, fire, acts of God, accidents, suppliers of CÎME's materials or manufacturing shortages, government restrictions or denial of import or export licences, or compliance with any law, regulation or order, or due to any other circumstances or causes that have the effect of frustrating the performance of these Conditions, or any other cause beyond the control of CÎME.
Any defect, visible damage and/or qualitative deficiency of an article or other failure in the delivery must be reported to CÎME within 14 calendar days following the day of receiving the goods, under penalty of loss of any right.
CÎME's customer service can be contacted by e-mail on shop@cime-online.com, by telephone on +32/498 53 31 35 of by mail at the following address: Antoine Dansaertstraat 184, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
The invalidity of one or more of the phrases, sentences, clauses, sections or articles contained in these Conditions shall not affect the validity, legality or applicability of the remaining provisions of these Conditions.
Failure by CÎME to enforce its rights under any of these Conditions shall not be deemed to constitute a waiver of its rights or remedies under these Conditions.
To the fullest extent allowed by law, in the event of dispute you agree not to bring into question the admissibility as evidence of any electronic communications, electronic signatures and back-ups between the parties under these Conditions.
Belgian law applies to all rights, obligations, offers, orders and agreements to which these Conditions apply as well as to these Conditions, with exception of the Belgian rule of conflict of law as provided by Belgian Private International law. In case of a dispute, only the courts of Brussels will be competent.
Where can I purchase the CÎME products?
All CÎME products can be purchased online via the SHOP page of this website. In addition, you will find the CÎME products in the shops and pharmacies listed on the STORES page of this website.
How is shipment of my order made?
All CÎME products can be purchased online via the SHOP page of this website, with delivery in the following countries: Belgium, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Austria, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia and Spain.
If you want your order to be shipped to an address in Belgium, we will deliver your order within 5 business days at your chosen delivery address. You will be asked to fill out your delivery address details on the CÎME SHOP page.
How many days until I receive my online order?
This will depend on the country of destination of your order, and will be displayed on the CÎME SHOP page when placing your online order. For orders to be shipped to an address in Belgium, delivery will be made within 5 business days. Is your order urgent, and do you wish to receive it earlier? Send an email to info@cime-skincare.com and we will try to find a faster way.
How much do I pay for the shipment of my order?
This will depend on the country of destination of your order, and will be displayed on the CÎME SHOP page when placing your online order.
For orders to be shipped to an address in Belgium, delivery costs 4,95 EUR. But delivery in Belgium is free for all orders as from 60€!
How do I pay my online order?
By wire transfer: as soon as you have placed your order through the SHOP page of this website, you will receive a confirmation email, containing the CÎME bank account data. You transfer your payment to the bank account of CÎME by using your familiar net banking. As soon as we have received your payment, your order will be delivered.
Via PayPal: on the SHOP page of this website, you pay with Visa, MasterCard, American Express or your PayPal account, by using the secured payment platform of PayPal. Important: in order to do so, you do NOT need to create a PayPal account. As soon as we have received confirmation of your payment, your order will be delivered.
If you wish to take advantage of your right to cancel the purchase, you are required to inform us in writing within 14 calendar days of receiving the goods, at the following address: CÎME, Antoine Dansaertstraat 184, 1000 Brussels, Belgium. The goods need to be returned at your risk and expenses within 20 days of receiving the goods to CÎME, at the following address: CÎME, Antoine Dansaertstraat 184, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
These terms and conditions apply to the websites http://www.cime-online.com and www.cime-skincare.com. By visiting this website, you are bound by these terms and conditions and accept to agree upon them.
This website is created and administered by CÎME bvba, Antoine Dansaertstraat 184, 1000 Brussels, BELGIUM, VAT BE 0848.066.149 RLP Brussels ("CÎME").
The texts, images, pictures, design, movies, sources, data, data bases, software, trade and domain names, trademarks, logos and other elements used on this website are protected by the intellectual property rights of CÎME or third parties. Subject to prior written authorization of CÎME, it is prohibited to save the information offered on this website (except in case this is required to view this website properly), or to reproduce, modify, make public, distribute, transfer, or grant any rights to third parties on this information.
If you infringe these intellectual property rights of CÎME or third parties, you undertake to indemnify and safeguard CÎME or third parties against any claims or requests of CÎME or third parties as a consequence of this infringement.
The information offered on or though our website may contain flaws. CÎME does not warrant the suitability, reliability or accuracy of this information. This information is provided and presented without any warranty whatsoever. CÎME reserves all rights to change the information on this website at all times.
CÎME will not be liable for any virus or IT defect, if such virus or defect, despite all prevention measures which have been taken, would occur and rejects all responsibility for all damages that may be caused by such viruses or defects.
Mentioning a direct link to the websites www.cime-online.com and www.cime-skincare.com is only permitted in so far as this hyperlink redirects to the homepage of our website.
Belgian law applies to this website with exception of the Belgian rule of conflict of law as provided by Belgian Private International law. In case of a dispute, only the courts of Brussels will be competent.


I climbed up to a higher vantage point to capture the grandeur of my subject. The dark shadows bring an intense drama, and her facial expression draws the viewer in to try to figure out what is going on in this moment.
The subject stares off into the distance off the edge causing the viewer to imagine what she might be looking at.
The model is suspended above the air, carefree. Warm light is used to make this action seem less dangerous than it is.
A documentary type approach to photographing a vehicle.
A gem of artwork hidden in the maze that is Hermosillo, Mexico.
Perfect lighting and placement of the subject gives the viewer a feel of what it was like to be on this boat ride. The bright colors invite the viewers to imagine what lied just ahead.
Through the use of the dying sunset I was able to create a surreal photograph. The shadows make any object not directly in the light really stand out and gives the image a dream-like feel.
Candid pictures don't always go as planned, but they still present a moment in time. I was prepared to capture whatever was thrown at me and I was lucky enough to catch this offering before the moment was gone.
To give the viewers an accurate representation of this act I emphasized their movement through the lower angle at which this photo was taken. To further bring attention to their ritual I withdrew all color from this picture to emphasize their courageous performance.
I used negative space to make myself the only subject in the image. I used subtle lighting and contrast to capture my personality.