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University of NottinghamNewsPress releases2018AprilWorld-leading expert in slavery perpetrators joins Nottingham
World-leading expert in slavery perpetrators joins Nottingham
10 Apr 2018 12:12:47.250
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The Rights Lab at the University of Nottingham has welcomed a world-leading expert on modern slavery perpetrators as its latest recruit.
Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick joins the Rights Lab as Associate Professor of Human Rights and Social Movements in the School of Sociology and Social Policy.
Austin joins the team's growing list of new experts which already includes global slavery expert Professor Kevin Bales CMG, and most recently the former Chief Scientific Advisor to the Home Office, Professor Sir Bernard Silverman.
His unique research looks at the role of contemporary slaveholders that are challenged by contemporary anti-slavery movements – an area which is rarely addressed by scholars of slavery or social movements.
"As social movement scholars, we write histories and assessments of the movements themselves, and we rarely have access to perpetrators or the powerful people who movements challenge," says Austin. "As scholars of slavery and freedom we tend to focus on victims and survivors, on laws and legislation, but to end slavery for good we need to explain what drives slaveholders.
"Just think about the American Civil Rights Movement. Everybody knows about Martin Luther King, Jr, but we know almost nothing about the segregationists he was up against.
"For the anti-slavery movement to be ultimately successful, if we want to truly make slavery history, then we need to address why some people are victimised and why other people exploit."
Prior to academia, Austin helped coordinate national outreach at the advocacy group Free the Slaves. He earned his PhD in Sociology from the University of Notre Dame, where he was Assistant Director of the Centre for the Study of Social Movements and Social Change. He was previously founding faculty at Central European University's School of Public Policy.
He is Deputy Editor at the social movement journal Mobilization and Associate Editor at the Journal of Human Trafficking and in 2017 was a visiting scholar at the Oxford Internet Institute. He is currently based at the Joan B Kroc School of Peace Studies at the University of San Diego, where he will also continue to work during his appointment with the Rights Lab.
"I knew from an early age that I wanted to make a difference. The anti-slavery cause caught my attention in the late 1990s because it's something that we (humanity) should have put a stop to already. We should have the resources, time, energy and commitment to stop it, and I honestly believe it's possible to eradicate slavery. I want to put my energies in to something ambitious and do-able in my life time."
In his book What Slaveholders Think: How Contemporary Perpetrators Rationalise What They Do, Austin draws on interviews with contemporary slaveholders to explore the way they feel about emancipatory movements. In his new book, Protest Tech: How Social Movements Use Disruptive Technology, he explores the ways movements use tools and technologies to bring about social change.
With a research team based in both California and Nottingham he has started a new book project that compares stories of survivors and perpetrators, asking what we can learn about how human rights violations pass into collective memory.
As a member of the Rights Lab he will be continuing his work on contemporary slavery and exploring the use of new technologies to tackle intractable human rights violations, the role of photography in anti-slavery movements, and other issues.
On joining the Rights Lab, Austin said: "In tackling slavery Nottingham has demonstrated a serious commitment to answering some of the really big questions of our age - why do we oppress one another? And how can we build a world with freedom for all? I'm honoured to be a part of such an ambitious and important initiative."
Professor Zoe Trodd, Director of the Rights Lab, said: "I am thrilled to welcome the world-leading expert on modern slavery perpetrators to the Rights Lab. To achieve the UN Global Goal of ending slavery by 2030, we need the kind of work that Austin has pioneered: work that sets modern slavery in a wide range of social, political, and economic contexts. Working with him, we are taking forward an intersectional approach to achieving the Global Goals; tackling slavery's drivers in poverty, gender inequality, cultural practices, and armed conflict, for example."
Professor Todd Landman, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University, said: "It is a great pleasure to welcome Dr Choi-Fitzpatrick to Nottingham at a time when the University's new research strategy includes a direct focus on combating modern slavery. His work on modern slavery will advance our substantive understanding and methodological rigour."
The Rights Lab is a University Beacon of Excellence that brings together over 100 scholars to deliver research that helps to end global slavery by 2030.
The University of Nottingham is a research-intensive university with a proud heritage, consistently ranked among the world's top 100. Studying at the University of Nottingham is a life-changing experience and we pride ourselves on unlocking the potential of our 44,000 students - Nottingham was named University of the Year for Graduate Employment in the 2017 Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide, was awarded gold in the TEF 2017 and features in the top 20 of all three major UK rankings. We have a pioneering spirit, expressed in the vision of our founder Sir Jesse Boot, which has seen us lead the way in establishing campuses in China and Malaysia - part of a globally connected network of education, research and industrial engagement. We are ranked eighth for research power in the UK according to REF 2014. We have six beacons of research excellence helping to transform lives and change the world; we are also a major employer and industry partner - locally and globally.
More information is available from Professor Zoe Trodd at the
University of Nottingham, at zoe.trodd@nottingham.ac.uk
Charlotte Anscombe – Media Relations Manager (Arts and Social Sciences)
Email: charlotte.anscombe@nottingham.ac.uk Phone:+44 (0)115 74 84 417 Location: University Park
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Q: Intercept all logging in Python I am new to Python and even newer with Python logging.
My situation is, I have a system where I need to trace the data through the process. So I decided to use the Python's logging system itself to trace the information.
Initially I created a new Logging Handler, where in the emit function it send the logger to another server, only if the logger has in its extra attributes some variable I am using to trace.
So far so good, in all log (from debug to critical) I can trace the data. My problem is that, if someone set the LogLevel to critical and I am tracing a data using the LogLevel info, I won't get the trace, since the log won't be processed.
I thought in two solutions. First, create a custom LogLevel to use for the trace, which I think isn't the right choice. The second, that I believe is the right one, is to intercept all logs, and check if there is that extra variable in it. If the log has it, doesn't matter the log level, I will send the log to the server any ways.
Since I am new with Python, I can't understand how the log system works. Do I need another function in my handler? Do I need to create a custom LogRecord?
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A: In the logging module, Handler is a subclass of Filterer, which has method filter(self, record)
It looks like a simple solution might be to override the filter method in RQHandler.
Look through the original Filterer code to see what it's doing first, but you should be able to override it to return True to force the LogRecord to always be emitted.

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January 19th, 2015 7:22 AM
Adrian Healy is Skibbereen's new postmaster.
A NEW year always brings change, but in the case of Adrian Healy, Skibbereen's new postmaster, there have already been several
Adrian Healy is Skibbereen's new postmaster.
BY JACKIE KEOGH
A NEW year always brings change, but in the case of Adrian Healy, Skibbereen's new postmaster, there have already been several.
Last year, he lost his seat in the local elections – a time, he says, 'of great personal disappointment'.
But – to use a cliché – when one door closes another opens, and six short months later,w Adrian found himself applying for the role of postmaster.
'An Post's business model has changed,' said Adrian, who officially retired as An Post employee before he secured the contract to run Skibbereen Post Office, which effectively means he is now self-employed.
Having worked for An Post for the last 37 years, Adrian, who is 54 and has worked in the Skibbereen office since 1981, said: 'despite the familiarity of the surroundings it will definitely be a new challenge.
'It was always my ambition to run my own business at some stage in my life, but I never thought I would get the opportunity to do that in the business I know best.'
Adrian, whose head for figures is legendary is a former board member with Skibbereen Credit Union and a former treasurer of the Skibbereen Geriatric Society.
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I think it's an absolute abomination that the Catalyst souls only give ONE item.
That's the highest tier and rarest color. Good luck pulling that.
F.ck. Waht will it have when maxed ?
The one thing I hate the most about these talismans is total randomness. Basically we get Random talismans + random evo material = it will take years before we can evolve our talismans to level 3. They should give us players the chance to trade our materials, or at least make them easier to obtain.
Those talisman will bring the game more out of balance than any other overpowered character or talisman in the past. As soon as all characters in Gauntlet have them on and me only getting stupid T1 white (5!!! So far) I surely will totally loose interest in the game! Already hate em!
will these materials of cosmic evolution become part of Silent Planet?
It would make things more interesting if there was a more reliable environment to get these materials in addition to the drop-to-drop events.
Totally agree, if you are not lucky it make take years to upgrade them. Will be a lot of frustration for many of us.
The randomness of type and drop is no differen than the RNG for the rest of the game. For the idea it may take years to evolve the cosmic talisman. Just remember when relics came out and the same thing was said. After one years there are those who have maxeed or nearly maxed them. The game will evolve and the needed evo materials will be available. We are all in the same situation regarding cosmic talisman.


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Hospital fire kills at least 37, injures over 130
HOME Govt/Politics
Lee Sam-sun
A fire gutted the ground floor of a hospital in southeastern South Korea and sent toxic fumes raging through the six-story building, killing at least 37 people and injuring 131 others in one of the country's deadliest blazes in a decade.
Nearly 180 people were inside Sejong Hospital in Miryang, some 280 kilometers southeast of Seoul, when the fire broke out around 7:30 a.m. Witnesses said they first saw smoke coming from the hospital's emergency room or a dressing room for nurses next to it.
The death toll was reported to have climbed to 41, but officials later corrected it, saying some victims were counted twice. Still, the toll could rise further as 18 of the injured are in serious condition, officials said.
The fire completely burned the hospital's first floor, but didn't reach the higher levels. But smoke was seen billowing from windows on higher floors, and most of the fatal victims were believed to have died from inhaling toxic gas. The dead included one doctor and two nurses.
Firefighters brought the blaze under control around 9:30 and completely put it out about an hour later. The injured were sent to 14 nearby hospitals.
The hospital consisted of two buildings -- one of them an general hospital with 95 beds and the other a nursing home with 98 beds. The fire broke out at the main hospital building. All inside the nursing home were safely evacuated.
The number of deaths was high as many of the victims were patients who having difficulty freely moving around. The death toll rose sharply in the first few hours of the fire as those rescued out of the building died one after another.
The disaster came about a month after a fire at a sports center building killed 29 people.
It is the country's deadliest fire since 2008, when 40 workers were killed in a warehouse blaze in the city of Icheon, south of Seoul.
This photo captures a moment after firefighters put out a fire that broke out at a hospital in Miryang, South Gyeongsang Province, on Jan. 26, 2018. (Yonhap)
President Moon Jae-in called for swift measures to minimize damage from the fire.
Moon issued the instruction after convening an emergency meeting of top presidential aides at the presidential office Cheong Wa Dae.
"The president ordered to take all necessary measures for those rescued to prevent additional damage," Cheong Wa Dae spokesman Park Soo-hyun told a press briefing.
Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon traveled to the site and called for a thorough investigation.
"There can be questions about how this amount of damage occurred in such a short period of time," Lee said. "We have to offer convincing explanations to the people in a detailed and transparent manner and determine who is responsible."
Lee also offered an apology, noting that the government promised to take steps to prevent such a disaster from happening again when a fire at a sports center in the central city of Jecheon killed 29 people last month.
"We promised to make sure this kind of incident won't happen again, and I'm ashamed to say the same thing," he said. "Accidents come in various types, and it is our obligation to prevent a recurrence after learning from this painful experience."
Lee promised to provide as much state support as possible for victims.
The interior and safety ministry said it dispatched an interagency team of officials to the site to help cope with the aftermath of the disaster. The 30-member team is comprised of officials from the interior ministry, the national fire agency, the health ministry, the labor ministry and the land and transport ministry.
The government also plans to assign one official to the family of each victim to help with medical treatment, funeral and other matters, officials said. The government will also send additional doctors and medical staff to 14 hospitals where the injured are being treated. (Yonhap)
Lee Sam-sun edt@koeapost.com


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To do my bit for the environment I have recycled real watch faces to use as the base of this brooch.The front as inspired by the story of the Cottingley fairies which was the best known ethereal export to come out of the 1900's, even Sir Arther Conan Doyle was a believer.I have mixed a picture of a young ballerina with butterfly wings to give the fairy feel.I added modern decoration by using flecks of silver foil which really catches the light.
The back has been covered in a velvety paper and a 1"silver plated pin as been added.
Even if this piece say it's been sold please contact me to see if another can be made.


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Éva Tétényi (born 25 December 1961) is a Hungarian politician, who served as the mayor of Esztergom between 2010 and 2014. Tétényi formerly worked as an architect.

Politics
She was born 25 December 1961 in Esztergom, Hungary. Before her political career, Tétényi worked as an architect. She was the chief architect of the 6th district of Budapest, and later the chief architect of Győr-Moson-Sopron County, and was the member of the executive board of the Architects' Council of Europe.
Tétényi ran for mayor of Esztergom during the 2010 municipal elections with several parties urging their voters to support Tétényi. Jobbik, Politics Can Be Different (LMP) and Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP) were among those who provided such support. Tétényi, thanks to her broad support, was elected with two-thirds of the votes, against the Fidesz-supported Tamás Meggyes. As there was no similar agreement between the Tétényi supporting parties for city council (Jobbik, MSZP, LMP each ran separate candidates there), the election for city council was won by the Fidesz party, which holds two-thirds of the seats there. Tétényi is not a member of any political party.

Since in the Hungarian political system most of the power in local government was delegated to the council as opposed to one person mayoral rule, this caused constant conflict between the mayor and the council. The city council with votes from the Fidesz party illegally restricted the powers of the mayor, and her immediate co-workers were fired one by one.

Tétényi several times proposed disbanding the council. Tétényi then announced violating the law, claiming it was her right as civil disobedience, and refused to chair the council meetings except for decisions about the debt settlement and the reorganization plan. With no vice-mayor present due to an earlier resignation and Tétényi's refusal to consent to the appointment of any new vice-mayors, this meant that there is nobody legally able to chair council meetings. This effectively had shut down the local government in Esztergom completely. The shutdown occurred at a time when the city was struggling to meet its financial obligations and a possible default would mean the loss of all properties owned by the city. Tétényi claimed the reason for her actions is the city council's inability to cooperate with her as the elected mayor. Tétényi remained highly popular among the citizens of Esztergom, she also won the election by a large margin.

During the June 2011 Tétényi made several demands such as the resignation of three members of the city council and the appointment of Jobbik politician Andrea Stámusz as vice mayor. These she said would help resolve the situation. A significant issue facing the city government was debt restructuring, with total debt reaching 25 bn HUF, caused by the previous mayor, Meggyes. In 2011 the companies owned by Esztergom wrote an open letter to Tétényi, publicly asking her to end the shutdown of the local government and call the city council together and chair the meetings. Several actions regarding their functioning such as review and acceptance of the balance sheet requires a council vote. The letter said they will regard Tétényi as personally responsible for the monetary and other damages (such as a possible violation of Cth law of 2000. on accounting). In July 2011 an LMP politician, Gergely Karácsony, proposed an election coalition between Jobbik-LMP-MSZP, to change certain laws enacted by Fidesz. He cited Éva Tétényi's case, as a precedent of how such a proposal could work.

Tétényi ran for mayor of Esztergom during the 2014 municipal elections for the second time as an independent candidate. She was also supported by DK and Együtt–PM, however Jobbik had an own mayoral candidate in 2014. Éva Tétényi lost to Etelka Romanek (Fidesz–KDNP) and came to the second place with 43.39 percent of the votes.

Controversy
In July 2011 Tétényi called his political opponents "retards". She also threatened physical violence against them, saying "one by one you should be beaten". Tétényi's words were recorded and played for the press. The statements caused controversy as they stepped across the usual boundaries of political discourse. The political opponents of Tétényi also received death threats at the time signed from the "Man from Esztergom". Tétényi didn't distance herself from the threats when asked to do so. Tétényi said that even though the discussion took place in a TV studio, it was after the end of the TV program, making her words part of a private conversation. Tétényi have asked the government to appoint a governmental overseer, to watch over the affairs of Esztergom.

See also
Esztergom

References

External links
Éva Tétényi interview
Blog of Éva Tétényi
Index Article

1961 births
Living people
Hungarian architects
Mayors of places in Hungary
21st-century Hungarian women politicians
People from Esztergom
Hungarian women architects

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During renovation: There was a built in desk, closet & a half wall that overlooked the back staircase in this area before. We tore out the built in desk & covered up the half wall. We learned very quickly that this was going to be a hazard with the kiddos & decided it had to go! When we first went to look at the house, Jaylie sat up on the desk & leaned over dangling & peering over the back staircase. No bueno! Unfortunately, when we went to take the closet out, we discovered that the left front side of it consisted of 3 support beams that were part of a load bearing wall. The closet had to stay. Mama was not super excited about this. We had to come up with a plan to conceal it in the design.
During renovation: I enlisted the help of my handy contractor, who also built the last stage, to tackle this one too. I love how I can just throw my ideas at him & we formulate a way to turn it into something really cool. Because of the layout of the room, this stage will be in the shape of a triangle instead of a baseball diamond like the last stage.
You would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when I sat around with the artist (Kris Perry) & muralist (Dewayne Sheppard) I work with. The energy & excitement were infectious as we bounced ideas off of each other to create the perfect stage backdrop for the Geyer girls. Did you notice the load bearing problem closet? We left one side of it open & added some can lights in the ceiling. We are going to place hooks inside for the girls to hang costumes on & make it a "secret backstage dressing room". We're concealing it by incorporating the angles of the walls into the mural.
The mural theme is based off of a compilation of scenes from the nutcracker (Jaylie's favorite ballet). Bright colors, dancing ballerinas, candies & sweets & a palatial setting will set the tone. I think Dewayne may be as excited about this project as Jaylie is. He keeps coming up with more fun ideas to incorporate into the scene. I just can't wait to see the finished project!


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Police nab suspect in area burglaries
by Bill Dwyer November 8, 2005 February 9, 2021
Alerted by a special Oak Park police tactical team, Forest Park police arrested a man early Friday morning whom they suspect is responsible for some two dozen business burglaries in Oak Park over the past two months. Oak Park Deputy Police Chief Robert Scianna said Forest Park police stopped Alden Jackson, 41, in the 7200 block of West Madison around 4:20 a.m. Nov. 4 after Oak Park police radioed that Al's Grill, 1100 W. Madison, had been burglarized.
After searching Jackson and finding a bottle of tequila in his coat pocket, Officer Ken Gross of the Forest Park Police department radioed the Oak Park department that they should look in at New Rebozo Restaurant, 1116 Madison. Oak Park officers found the restaurant's rear door pried open.
"It's almost a cliché," said Scianna. "(Jackson) was carrying a sack over his shoulder containing (items taken in two burglaries)." Among the items Forest Park police reportedly recovered were bottles of liquor taken from New Rebozo, and over $1,200 in cash from the JJ Fish restaurant on Harlem Avenue in Forest Park. Police also recovered a pry bar as well as a walkie talkie and a crack pipe, according to a police report filed with the Forest Park Police Department. Scianna said Monday that Jackson, who has been arrested before for commercial burglary, and has served time in prison, confessed to the burglaries in which they recovered direct evidence.
According to a Forest Park police report, Jackson told police he entered New Rebozo seeking food, but found only liquor. He then began craving crack cocaine, and moved on to JJ Fish where he emptied the register and took additional cash as well as a deposit slip belonging to the restaurant's owner. He told police that he is addicted to crack and spends whatever money he has on the drug.
Jackson, however, denied any involvement in two other burglaries committed nearby and around the same time that night, as well as any earlier burglaries. Forest Park Police found pry marks on the door of the Subway restaurant next to JJ Fish, but reported that the perpetrator was apparently unable to gain entry. Forest Park Lt. Steve Knack said police are looking into the possibility that Jackson was also involved in recent burglaries of the Okay Cleaners next to JJ Fish and the Starship Subs restaurant on Madison Street.
Jackson, whose address is listed as 9515 Clyde Ave. in Chicago, told Forest Park police that his girlfriend lived nearby on the 400 block of Marengo in Forest Park.
Scianna said investigators will continue to attempt to connect the pry bar allegedly taken from Jackson with marks left in those other burglaries. Jackson's shoes were also confiscated by Forest Park police to be compared to foot prints left at the sites of the burglaries.
Due to a tactical response plan in place since a week ago Friday, Oak Park police were within two blocks of Al's Grill when the alarm came in. A special tactical team directed by Oak Park Deputy Chief Carl Liedy was focused on businesses along the length of Madison Street, nine of which had been burglarized since Sept. 3.
Scianna praised Forest Park police for their fast response, and his fellow deputy chief for service above and beyond the call of duty.
"Ken Gross is an exceptional officer," said Knack, his supervisor with the Forest Park police. Knack said Jackson was still in custody awaiting a hearing as of Tuesday morning.


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			InstallDesktopIcon((const char*)~String(installPath + "\\" + FormatInt(VERSIONE) + "." + FormatInt(REVISIONE) + "\\e011.exe"), "Contalitri E011.lnk", "Contalitri E011");
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	InstallProgramGroup("Contalitri E011", (const char*)~String(installPath + "\\" + FormatInt(VERSIONE) + "." + FormatInt(REVISIONE) + "\\e011.exe"), "--uninstall", "Rimuovi E011.lnk", "Rimuovi E011", (const char*)~String(installPath + "\\" + FormatInt(VERSIONE) + "." + FormatInt(REVISIONE) + "\\trash_16.ico"), 0);
	PromptOK("Installazione completata con successo.");
	return;
}

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Frank Lucian Neutra
January 4, 1924 -July 5, 2006
The Neutra's oldest son Frank Lucian Neutra was named after Frank Lloyd Wright and his father's school friend from Vienna, architect Ernst Lucian Freud, the son of Sigmund Freud. Frank was born in Hagen Germany after a long and traumatic home delivery. As the time came for him to talk it became clear that something was wrong. Not only did he have difficulty speaking but he had obsessive behaviors, difficulty in relating socially and had emotional ups and downs. In retrospect he was on the autism spectrum, a diagnosis that did not exist at that time. On a trip back to Europe in 1930, his mother brought him to see Sigmund and Anna Freud who recommended that he stay with his family as long as possible but predicted that it would become increasingly difficult as he reached his teenage years. He was seen by many specialists over the years but in his late teens violent temper tantrums led to his being institutionalized, and then after the 1970's he was cared for in specialized residential settings. A description of his life in the Neutra family can be found at – https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3zayYIRWeNzT0FZZExFT2lzQms/


December is a month of many celebrations, such as Bodhi Day, Hanukkah, Solstice, Christmas and Kwanzaa. I'm reflecting on our fabulous diversity, our challenges to get along with one another across divides, and the invitation for Peace on Earth.
We are all on a path. It's a matter of becoming conscious of what that path is and then choosing wisely.
An ancient symbol of a purposeful path is a labyrinth. They have been created for thousands of years all over the world. I just walked a labyrinth made up of 700 candles for winter solstice.
There is no right or wrong way to walk a labyrinth. A circuitous path takes you to the centre and back out again. On the way to the centre, there is an invitation to release whatever you would like, such as thoughts, worries, distractions.
What are you ready to let go of that no longer serves you or is a limitation? What could we collectively release that would bring greater consciousness on our planet? Racism? Homophobia? Sexism? Torture?
When you reach the centre of the labyrinth, you can pause to receive whatever is there for you. It can be a place for mediation or prayer. The centre is a metaphor for your deepest self.
What are you willing to receive? What are you unwilling to receive that if you were now to receive it, would change your reality? What would it take for you to receive who you truly be?
Walking back out of the labyrinth is a time of union and return. You may journey back to the world with new awareness or a deeper understanding of who you are.
What are you willing to be aware of? What would you like to contribute – to yourself, to others, to the world?
In a way, life is like a labyrinth – meandering yet purposeful, something to be experienced holistically, having a beginning, middle and ending, with your authentic self in the centre; the ending is the beginning.
We've just had the darkest night, now the light begins to shine more each day. Now really is the time for an awakening, for us to choose a more conscious and peaceful way to be together on our beautiful planet earth.
Happy holidays, however you celebrate them, and peace to you, your family, and your community.
Thanks, Evelyn. The hundreds of candles in their brown bags are lovely. I've walked labyrinths a couple of times and would have benefited from these thoughts.
You are so welcome and thank you for your comments! Yes I found it helpful to have some insights myself.
I trust you'll have another opportunity to walk one, and I hope it is a beautiful experience for you.


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DMs Guild Review – The Hag's Hexes
Sixty pages of Hag-related monsters, lore, curses, and adventures.
A review copy of "The Hag's Hexes" was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.
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Designed by: Tim Bannock, with Matt Butler, JVC Parry, Janek Sielicki
Hags are a classic foe in literature and increasingly in the horror genre in the form of witches. They're no strangers to the world of Dungeons & Dragons, receiving three types in the Monster Manual (Green, Night, Sea) as well as a detailed section and another two hag variants (Annis, Bheur) in Volo's Guide to Monsters.
In case you need even more hag-related content, there's "The Hag's Hexes." It's a 60-page supplement with a very obvious theme, featuring new statblocks for hags and hag-related allies, as well as magic items, curses and bargains, mini one-shot adventures, and tips on role-playing.
"The Hag's Hexes" is organized into five chapters, with the first chapter, the bestiary, taking up the majority of the content with 16 new creatures. Only six of them are new hag types, with the others making up their minions or hag-adjacent creatures like changelings and haglings.
Some of the hags, like the ice hag, noon hag, and shaitan, are simply hags who are tied to certain elements or regions, like the sea hag. Useful, but mostly just rethemed sea hags.
My favorite is the candy hag. It's the classic monster child-luring monster from Hansel and Gretel, and she's given a fun host of servants including the rock candy Crul and the Gumdrop Ooze. It's a great way to turn a somewhat goofy fairy tale villain into an equally goofy, but still enjoyable D&D romp.
Chapter 2 covers bargains and curses, the primary way in which hags tend to show up and drive any story. It makes them both interesting and difficult to use compared to other monsters. Their strength isn't tied to their statblock but more in how they're used in the story, and how they prey on the weak and take advantage of mind games and human nature. It's a difficult thing to pull off against hardened PCs.
The next chapter covers magic items that may be found or sold by hags. Many duplicate the abilities or spells often associated with hags, but have nasty nasty curses as a side effect. I loved that most feature little backstories and tales that flesh out the lore of each item.
Chapter four is a somewhat awkward guide to role-playing hags, including tips on using voices, phrases, and even your physical posture. I say awkward because there are many different DM styles and not everyone is a theater major. Everyone has different comfort levels when it comes to acting and role-playing. A hag could make for a delightful social encounter if played right, however, and chances are if you're using a hag in your campaign, you relish the chance for a deliciously tense role-playing sequence.
The other notes on this section read too much like the Hag section of Volo's, such as listing the creature types each hag would use and some alternate spell selections. If you don't have Volo's and really want to dig into hags you could find this useful but I didn't find any of it terribly interesting.
The final chapter is also the best – the adventures! Several single paragraph encounters are listed as easy drop-in events, and are mostly forgettable. But the three longer adventures, An Affection for Confection, Menace of the Feathered Hag, and Wyrmlingnapped all do a solid job highlighting the new enemies, items, and curses featured in the supplement. They're all single dungeon or area one-shots that are easy to run, though ultimately very linear and simple.
For most DMs who want more hag information and lore, Volo's Guide to Monsters and the Monster Manual should provide more than enough content. If you lack either of those resources, or are curious about even more exotic and rare hag types then "The Hag's Hexes" could be a suitable addition to your library.
Over a dozen new monsters, two dozen new magic items, and several encounters and adventures.
An entire chapter devoted to the bargains and curses that hags employ.
The three one-shot adventures effectively showcase many of the new monsters and concepts featured in the supplement.
Candy Hag!
Between the information already presented in both the official Monster Manual and Volo's Guide to Monsters, we already had a lot of lore and information on hags.
None of the one-off encounter drops are particularly compelling.
The Verdict: In case Volo's Guide to Monsters wasn't enough, "The Hag's Hexes" offers even more hag variants and lore, as well as cursed items, insidious bargains, and dark adventures.
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Kika Thorne: The WILDcraft
Kika Thorne, Singularity, 2006, Lycra, aircraft cable, hardware, rare earth magnets, Photograph by Frank Piccolo
WILDcraft: to the collective apothecary
1: Ancient, baroque and Ojibwa botanical research; popular online chemistry and occult/physics sites: these texts are forests to wander through, and then fall asleep under a walnut tree. In sleeping or waking-the subtle consciousness between these states-forms emerge.
2: Research is to form as soil is to flower. The forms are open, they have no meaning, but they have energy, and that is everything.
3: For centuries, societies did not need scientific studies to know that honey can heal a burn, or milk thistle cure a hangover. The amateur practice of self-healing has existed and still persists alongside formal pharmaceutical inquiry and its modern industry.
4: Today, the internet is a means through which materia medica, from Ebers Papyrus to Culpeper's Herbal to PubMed, converges with the logic of Chinese Traditional, Medewiwin and Ayurvedic practices, most of which share a holistic approach to the treatment of the body.
5: The WILDcraft demands two kinds of foraging… a. The woods are alive with medicine, inducing new states of receptivity to non-human matter. b. wildcrafting extends into the body, foraging for energetic thought and action.
6: Cultivate or forage specific species, listen to the body's reception of each plant. Plant said "me, over here, me", plant enters hand, ruptures crystalline siege. For our autonomy and our health, with and for each other, this is an open call to produce and share medicine, COLLECTIVE APOTHECARY! The risk is ours.
Kika Thorne: The WILDCraft is the first major solo exhibition that features the artist's work in a public art gallery in Canada. The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalogue.
Kika Thorne Biography:
Kika Thorne, an artist, filmmaker, curator, was a co-founder of she/TV, a feminist cable television collective in the 1990s, where women mentored women to produce experimental TV of all duration and genre. She participated in and documented the sculptural protests of the Toronto-based October, February and April Groups and their resistance to the Ontario Conservative government's anti-democratic privatization and consequent urban demolition in the mid-1990s. In 1998 she helped found the Anarchist Free Space & Free School in Toronto's Kensington Market. From 1996 to 2004 she collaborated with sculptor and urban scholar Adrian Blackwell to produce videos, installations and civic interventions, notably 1:1 over 1:300 and Ambience of a future city. As curator of Vancouver's VIVO Media Arts Centre she helped instigate SAFE ASSEMBLY, a 14 day collective program and gathering to express dissent against the effect of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver. Kika Thorne received her MFA from the University of Victoria, BC and has exhibited extensively including projects at Berlinale Forum Expanded, Berlin; Murray Guy, New York; The Apartment, Access, Contemporary Art Gallery and Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver; Pleasure Dome and the Power Plant, Toronto, and her work was included in E-Flux Video Rental which toured the globe for five years. She is currently working towards a PhD at York University, Toronto.
In this exhibit
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Q: uninitialized constant CustomersController - Rails I'm having trouble with my routing in a Rails app. I get this error when I try to follow a link to the new_customer_path:
uninitialized constant CustomersController

This is the link I am trying to follow. It is on the "new" page for my Movies controller. Here is the relevant portion of the "new" page:

    <%= link_to "Add Customer", new_customer_path, class: 'white' %>

Customer Controller:
class CustomerController < ApplicationController
  def new
    @customer = Customer.new
  end

  def create
    @customer = Customer.new(customer_params)
    if @customer.save
      redirect_to new_customer_path
    end
  end

  private

   def customer_params
    params.require(:customer).permit(:fname, :lname, :telephone, :email)
   end

end

Routes:
Rails.application.routes.draw do
  resources :customers

  resources :movies do
    resources :rentals
  end
  root 'movies#new'
end

Customer Model:
 class Customer < ApplicationRecord
    has_many :rentals
 end

Any thoughts/tips would be very much appreciated!

A: Could it be that you're missing an s?
class CustomerController < ApplicationController should be class CustomersController < ApplicationController
Rails is convention over configuration which means:

*

*Models are singular: Object

*Controllers are plural: ObjectsController
This can be changed if you would like, but I would stick with convention unless you have a good reason.


There are many, many, many Ben & Jerry's flavors out there. Not as many flavorsas there are stars in the sky, but it's significantly more fun to eat ice cream than an exploding ball of hydrogen. But how the heck do you know which ones are great?
And if you think you know all of Ben & Jerry's flavors, think again. Plenty of that ice-cold goodness is exclusive to their Scoop Shops, and some are only available in certain grocery stores (as well as Target's food section). So there's a good chance your new favorite B&J flavor is out there, but you didn't even know it existed.
That's why we asked a bunch of Ben & Jerry's employees (all of whom are very familiar with the company's products!) to name their favorite ice cream flavor released since the beginning of 2017.
As the temperatures rise this summer, keep these suggestions in mind when you're deciding on your next scoop of ice cream. Oh, and if you click on the name of the ice cream, it'll give you info on where you can find it.
Ingredients: Buttery brown sugar ice cream with pecans and a cream cheese frosting swirl, sticky bun dough.
Ingredients: Almond non-dairy frozen dessert with salted caramel swirls, almond brittle pieces.
Ingredients: Cold brew coffee ice cream with fudge swirls, chocolate cookie-covered coffee liqueur truffles.
Ingredients: Chocolate chip and chocolate ice creams, chocolate chip cookie dough, chocolate chip cookies.
Ingredients: Dark & milk chocolate ice creams with peanut butter cookie dough, swirls of peanut butter cookie butter.
Ingredients: Chocolate and vanilla light ice creams swirled with chocolate chip cookies.
Ingredients: Toasted marshmallow ice cream with chocolate cookie swirls, graham cracker swirls, fudge flakes.
Ingredients: Buttery brown sugar ice cream with oatmeal cinnamon cookie swirls, fudge flakes.
Ingredients: Chocolate malt milkshake ice cream with marshmallow swirls, chocolate cookie-covered fudge truffles.
Ingredients: Vanilla ice cream bars covered in a dark chocolatey coating, chocolate chip cookie dough, fudge flakes.


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Biografia
Figlia del principe Antonio Barbiano di Belgiojoso e di sua moglie, la contessa Barbara D'Adda, Antonia nacque a Milano il 29 giugno 1730. Suoi fratelli furono Alberico, successore ai titoli paterni, e Ludovico, cavaliere di Malta. A soli sedici anni venne fatta sposare col conte Giovanni Maria Cavazzi della Somaglia di cui palesemente non era innamorata, ma col quale da moglie si trasferì nella residenza di Orio, nel lodigiano, pur compiendo di frequente viaggi a Milano dove la sua formazione e il vivace ambiente intellettuale la spinsero ben presto ad interessarsi di letteratura e di illuminismo. Tra gli artisti, pensatori e scrittori che Antonia conobbe a Milano, molti di questi furono poi ospiti della residenza di suo marito e lei ne fu una dei mecenati più generosi, supportando le opere dei fratelli Verri (suoi nipoti), di Cesare Beccaria, del matematico barnabita Paolo Frisi, del musicologo Giovenale Sacchi, dell'abate Alfonso Longo e persino di Carlo Goldoni che addirittura le dedicò una sua opera, La peruviana, rappresentata a Venezia nell'autunno del 1754.

Lo scrittore istriano Gian Rinaldo Carli compose proprio presso il salotto Belgiojoso il celebre articolo La Patria degli italiani destinato ad essere pubblicato sulla rivista Il Caffè. Fu proprio grazie ai nipoti Verri (e in particolare a Pietro), che Antonia si legò profondamente all'ambiente de Il Caffè dal 1764 e sino al 1766 prendendo parte attivamente ai convivi organizzati a Milano, assistendo impotente alla tragica rottura tra il Verri e il Beccaria, che la distanziò inesorabilmente dai nipoti. Pietro commentò a tal proposito nel suo carteggio col fratello "[ella ha] un fondo di reale insensibilità ai mali altrui e di pensata apparente beneficenza che ti debbono porre in guardia".. Otre alla profonda cultura, la Belgiojoso fu ammirata per la sua raffinata bellezza: Pietro Verri la definì in un carteggio aulicamente "fata".

Dopo l'esperienza del Caffè conclusasi così bruscamente, la contessa Antonia continuò comunque a tenere salotto a Milano, abbandonato ormai completamente il marito, convivendo anche con Giovenale Sacchi col quale aveva intrapreso una relazione clandestina, suscitando l'indignazione dell'abate Giulio Arese che inutilmente e a più riprese tentò di sollecitare i sentimenti dell'ormai rassegnato conte di Orio. Malgrado la vita personale movimentata, dai suoi scritti sappiamo che Antonia in questo periodo della sua vita iniziò a sentirsi progressivamente sempre più sola, pur continuando a presenziare agli eventi della società milanese come avvenne nel 1769 quando l'imperatore Giuseppe II, frequentemente a Milano, spesso le recava visita e si mostrava in sua compagnia ad assistere a delle rappresentazioni al Teatro alla Scala.

Durante gli anni della sua vita, visse assistita perlopiù dall'abate Alfonso Longo (col quale pure forse ebbe una relazione) sino al 13 ottobre 1773 quando, colpita ormai da tempo da un male incurabile, giunse alla morte nel giro di breve tempo, poco dopo aver fatto testamento. Prima di morire diede inoltre ordine che venisse distrutta la sua copiosa corrispondenza con la figlia del duca di Modena Francesco III, Maria Elisabetta d'Este, sua intima amica e morta poi l'anno successivo, lasciando così che si perdesse per sempre un prezioso resoconto del costume e della moda femminile nel XVIII secolo.

Note

Bibliografia
E. Landry-S. Ravasi, Un milanese a Roma. Lettere di Alfonso Longo agli amici del "Caffè" (1765-1766), in Archivio storico lombardo, XXXVIII (1911), pp. 102 e seguenti
A. Giulini, Nuovi documenti relativi all'avventura di Donna Maria Marina d'Este Colonna, ibid., XLVII (1920), Milano, p. 376

Collegamenti esterni

Antonia
Salottieri
Illuministi


We've mentioned in earlier blog posts that video is now one of the best ways to engage customers online. With the increasing emphasis placed on video by the major online platforms (Facebook Live, Youtube livestreams, etc.) and the growing mainstream influence of livestream platforms like Twitch, modern consumers are using video as a way to connect with people and brands.
The same Cisco study revealed that live video will grow 15-fold by 2021, accounting for 13% of total Internet traffic by 2021. Most major social media platforms either already support a live video function, or have one currently in development. Live Q&As or livestreamed press conferences are a great way to connect with your core audience in real time. Customers want to feel like they're interacting with real people, and live video is a great way to do that.
The increasing popularity of video among consumers has not gone unnoticed by most companies, which means the online marketplace will soon be flooded with video. So it's important that your company sets itself apart from the competition. It would take an individual more than 5 million years to watch the amount of video that will cross global IP networks each month in 2021–so your content needs to set itself apart in order to be heard. Don't be the thousandth corporate video that's just a slideshow set to music: think creatively and develop content that your customers will actually enjoy watching.
Virtual and Augmented Reality traffic will increase 20-fold by 2021. We discussed the far-reaching implications of this new trend in an earlier blog post, but with new technologies like 360 degree video and VR headsets like the Oculus Rift, you can bring your video marketing to a whole new level by incorporating VR/AR. And although many marketers fear that 360 video is too costly to be worth it, new products like Ricoh Theta and Google Cardboard are enabling marketers to break into VR/AR at a relatively low cost. Ever since Youtube made 360 degree interactive videos available in 2015, customers have jumped at the opportunity to engage immersively with their favorite brands.
One of the biggest challenges for marketers has always been keeping their brand messaging consistent across all channels. And with the addition of a video marketing component, maintaining consistent messaging gets that much more complicated. When developing video content, take all other aspects of your marketing strategy into consideration–what you post on social media, what you write on your website–and align your video's message with your existing brand content. Don't try to copy another company's video strategy; create unique content that aligns with your brand voice.
Of course, video marketing may not be the most effective approach for all companies, and it's always important that the data backs up your new strategy. You should continually measure results, costs, failures, and successes and adapt your strategy based on those analytics. Don't look at data through a single lens such as click rate or time spent viewing–video is a multidimensional asset that customers can engage with in a variety of ways. So make sure to look carefully at all available data before evolving your video strategy.
Questions? Contact us to find out more about how your company can implement a successful video marketing strategy.


Welcome to the 2017-18 academic year, from the team Angela, Siobhan, Breda, Brendan, Anne and Patricia.
The Qualifax website continues to be very busy. Our data analytics for 2016 indicated that we had more than half a million users and overall very positive feedback has been provided. Students and guidance counsellors continue to be the main users but the site is also used by job seekers, adult learners and of course parents. Website users amounted to 530,444 in 2016 with January noting the higher numbers at 77,681.


I think this is a rather interesting idea. I know personally, if the price is right, this could be something the GEARs Crew would look at later down the road. I don't enjoy having to hunting out the best price for the ammo, I want and need, when I want it.
If they can find a way to keep the prices competitive I am sure a lot of people will be looking into joining this kind of program.
On the flip side of that coin, because of the hunting season, the newest and latest toys on the market and even the weather, my ammo needs change on a regular basis.


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Mars (Ep. 3) — Finding Home
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Finding a new place to live is not as simple as choosing a location on the map and navigating there. It's important to make sure a job is lined up to provide a steady source of income. Having a physical place to live is also critical, just in case extreme temperatures develop or the weather decides to be uncooperative. Reliable transportation becomes a big deal when it comes to getting the kids to school or shopping for groceries. If any of these are neglected, the move can become a catastrophic failure.
In the case of our band of intrepid explorers in the National Geographic Channel series Mars (9 PM/8 CT Mondays), losing one of their own is bad enough. However, their preeminent mission is to find a suitable location to start a colony on the red planet. If they fail, the International Mars Science Foundation (IMSF) will send a ship—but instead of it containing passengers, it'll take the five astronauts back to earth, making the dream of life on another planet a pipe dream again.
The speed of the episode is ramped up from the previous two and focuses more on the future drama than the present reality. It's still not a foregone conclusion that all will work out since the workshop wasn't designed for five astronauts and their needs. Tensions are boiling over and faith is starting to wane. Hana Seung (Jiahe) is learning her new role as Mission Commander and has to put it to the test when an overloaded circuit starts a fire. She succeeds, but the mission is further placed in limbo as a result. A potential candidate for habitation is found by Hana's sister Joon Seung (also played by Jihae), but will there be a source of water to make it work? It's pretty riveting drama.
Back in today's world, there's a focus on the ExoMars satellite, which will help to construct a 3D image of the planet (currently, we've only covered 3% of the surface–surprising). Teaming up to take the project into space are the European Space Agency and Roscosmos, Russia's version of NASA. Hopefully, the satellite will do much of the work necessary to find a future colonizing mission a safe place to inhabit—and an opportunity to "unite people in a peaceful way."
Such an endeavor is not easy—there's always a fear of the unknown. The investing group funding the expedition has allowed the crew's updates to make them quite scared. Ed Grann (Olivier Martinez) attempts to quell the discord by noting they don't have two things key to success—foresight and faith. His faith comes from investing 90% of his net worth into the project. Failure, for Grann, is simply not an option. There is a biblical parallel to this situation when Jesus tells his band of nervous and scared disciples to simply believe in him. He adds some foresight to the conversation when he adds, "In my Father's house are many dwelling places; if it were not so, I would have told you; for I go to prepare a place for you. If I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you to Myself, that where I am, there you may be also" (John 14:2-3 NASB). For Jesus, knowing what's coming can only serve to increase faith. And after his death and return to life, the disciples invested 100% in the project of bringing humankind to God—80% wouldn't have been enough. We have to keep a similar mindset when looking at the future—even if we have zero clue what's going to happen in the next fifteen minutes. Being with God will be enough.
At the end of the third episode of Mars, the groundwork is laid for a permanent colony. It makes the final three episodes of the series destination television. What will home be like for the new residents? What new challenges will arise? The only way to find out is to watch for yourself.
Filed Under: Current Events, Reviews, Television Tagged With: European Space Agency, Faith, Father's house, fear of unknown, foresight, home, Jesus, Jihae, Mars, NASA, National Geographic, Olivier Martinez, preparations, Roscosmos
About J. Alan Sharrer
Alan is a writer, web designer, and media aficionado who loves God and thinks 'the box' is overrated. He lives in Bakersfield CA with his wife and three daughters. Follow him on Facebook at facebook.com/jasharrer or on Instagram @jasharrer.


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HOWEVER, the theater is actually on Windom Place, which is located next to the Potbelly Sandwich Shop at 4300 Connecticut Ave., NW, Washington DC 20008.
There is some street parking on the UDC campus, and there is a public garage with paid parking on Van Ness St., NW, a block or so off Connecticut Ave., NW.
"The chanting just hits you and you want to be a part of it. That's the point of this whole thing. That's what cuts through all the 'stuff'. You get lit up. You don't have to know what it means."
~ KRISHNA DAS
Layering traditional kirtan with instantly accessible melodies and modern instrumentation, Krishna Das has been called yoga's "rock star." With a remarkably soulful voice that touches the deepest chord in even the most casual listener, Krishna Das " known to friends, family, and fans as simply KD " has taken the call-and-response chanting out of yoga centers and into concert halls, becoming a worldwide icon and the best-selling western chant artist of all time. His album 'Live Ananda' (released January 2012) was nominated for a Grammy in the Best New Age album category.
"Krishna Das is an example of someone whose heartsongs open the channels to God."
~ RAM DASS
In 1994, KD started leading chant at Jivamukti Yoga Center, NYC, with an ever-growing audience of yoga students that has led him to chant with people all around the world. In February 2013, Krishna Das performed at the Grammy awards in Los Angeles, CA streamed online to millions of viewers. The award-winning film 'One Track Heart: The Story of Krishna Das' has been in over 100 US cities, over 10 countries worldwide and is available on DVD everywhere.
"I've met many people who regularly turn to Krishna Das's chanting for hope when in sorrow, a sense of belonging when feeling adrift, and for the sheer joy of recalling the power of love. I'm just like that too."
~ SHARON SALZBERG
With the release of his 15th album Trust In The Heart , October 2017 – KD returns to the roots of kirtan, a collection of prayers and chants that would feel equally at home being sung in a temple as being cranked up on a car stereo on a cross country sojourn, with melodies that recall both American rock as well as traditional Indian influences.
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Many buildings are also built to take into account the protection of their users and their ability to provide convenient access to the building. In deciding if the building is secure for the user or whether there are improvements that should be made in designing the building in order to make it user-friendly for the people, the floor and its architectural design are important. The physical protection of a building is essential for access and ease of use. A building needs to enhance the well-being of its users by minimizing the likelihoods of accidents taking place besides supplementing the security providers by guards and security personnel (Anderson, 2010). This paper discusses the physical security plan of John Hopkins Hospital.
Overview of the Hospital
John Hopkins is a medical institution in the United States of America that offers individualized and specialized care to patients. The hospital facility has a high reputation in the medical field owing to the complex surgeries that the medical staff in the facility have been able to perform, the high reputation of its faculty of medicine and the high quality of medical care that it offers to its patients. The facility provides medical services to the residents of Baltimore, the entire United States of America and even admits patients from different parts of the world. The main entrance of the hospital is located at 1800 Orleans Street. The outpatient center, Weinberg Building, and the Rubenstein Child Health center are located along 601 N. Caroline Street, 401 n. Broadway Street and 22 n. Wolfe Street (Pronovost et al., 2016). The hospital has invested in professional security to manage the security of the hospital including enhancing of the safety of patients within the hospital. The patients in the inpatient section have unique uniforms that enable the security to identity them with much ease and offer them any form of assistance that they may need within the hospital. The diagram below depicts the floor plan of John Hopkins Hospital.
The security concerns that the location of the business present includes the dense population within the area and the crime levels within the neighborhood. The case of 2010 shooting at the John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore is an example of how the high population and crime levels within the city have aggravated the security concerns and issues within the neighborhood of the hospital facility. Therefore, an integrated safety management system is crucial to the organization to enhance the quality of care that has to be provided to maintain a peaceful and serene environment for the patients to heal and to get quality medical care. The security concerns within the facility are further aggravated by the high-stress situations that patients and their guardians are in as they enter the hospital and the hospital being open 24 hours a day. The presence of three major exits and emergency exits from the different buildings within the hospital facility could also be a security threat to the people seeking to have access into the building.
Identification and Description of Security Concerns
Internal security Concerns
The internal security concerns include the coverage of the entire locations of the hospital with the CCTV cameras and the use of scan machines to check on the visitors getting into the hospital. The land in which the hospital has been located is extensive, and there is no 100% cover of the locations and fields of the hospital under the CCTV camera watch. The existence of dead ends could allow the criminal to harm the patients without being noticed (Anderson, 2010). The corners and tunnels, such as the children tunnel, have not been adequately covered by the CCTV cameras, thus, the need to enhance the coverage of the location by the CCTV cameras. The high traffic of patients and those visiting the patients make some get into the hospital without being screened properly for any harm that they may pose. Laxity in the screening of all guests could create a loophole for the criminals to get into the medical facility and harm patients.
External Security concerns
The primary external concerns within the medical facility are the free movement of people in and out of the facility. The presence of gangs within the city in which the facility has been located could further be an issue of concern for the patients which may serve to compromise the security that is being offered to the patients in the hospital.
The physical security threats that have been identified above are not only limited to hospitals but some cuts across other buildings such as office space, malls among other facilities. All hospitals in the United States adhere to the International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS), a professional body endowed with the responsibility of educating, and providing the technical support on issues of security planning among hospitals (Fennelly & Perry, 2016). From my observation, the rate of physical violence in hospitals has been on a steady rise, a fact that has been worrying the security experts. The hospital staffs are often vulnerable to threats and physical attack from patients and even visitors (Zhang & Liu, 2010). This exposure is not healthy as service provision is jeopardized due to uncertainty associated with security concerns in the line of duty.
There is need to create a physical security checklist to ensure that each person charged with ensuring the physical safety of the premises, the employees, patients, and visitors adhere to in the hospital. The checklist may include the site. Architectural design is essential in ensuring that all components of physical security are factored in (Zhang & Liu, 2010). Those with a physical disability should be provided with a user-friendly facility, and this can only be achieved from the initial architectural design stage of hospitals design. The lighting is also important to ensure that the physical structure of an hospital is user-friendly. Structural design regarding emergency exits, spacious pathways among other features, building Envelope, Utility Systems, Mechanical systems, Plumbing and Mechanical gas systems within the hospital premises, the electrical systems that avert risks associated with electricity, fire alarms, and security master plans.
According to the floor plan of the hospital, the Bloomberg's children center may present a physical security threat to the users of the building and the patients. The building has three entrances. The entrances to the building can also be utilized as exists, thus, posing a challenge to the security officers manning the building. The main entrance has two points of entry into the children's center and an ambulance entrance only. The ambulance entrance does not have any scanning facility owing to the nature of the emergency that is passed through such an entry.
Enhancing the security situation of the facility requires the integration of a building automation system and a physical security information management system to supplement the work of the security personnel working around the clock to manage the security situation. The physical security condition of the hospital environment needs to be further enhanced by the critical examination of the exits and entrance points that ought to be close. Closing some access points would minimize the chances of security breach into the building.
Physical Security Analysis
To help protect the hospital employees, the hospital has installed CCTV cameras in the hospital premises. This is one of the ways that are geared towards combating security risks. These CCTV cameras, in 3D forms, have been crucial in helping security staff to detect and respond swiftly to suspicious activities within the hospital premises and potential incidents (Peltier, 2016). The use of 3D CCTV cameras have become handy as they have more than one components: they have the recording option and motion sensors, meaning that every move is noted and with sound attached to it, the culprits even verbal exchanges are recorded. This is a step in the right direction as the benefits have been fruitful.
Another way that the hospital has embarked on is the installation of panic alarms. This is placed within the walls that are accessible to anyone who feels their security is at risk, that they can use to alert the responsible team for swift emergency response. The panic alarms are also placed in patient's rooms to help also make doctors respond to patient's needs, in time in cases of emergency.
John Hopkins Hospital has provided emergency call numbers that persons who have experienced or seen security threat are encouraged to call. These figures are displayed on the hospital premises across all their hospitals, with each number customized to the hospital outlet. Through the hospital policies, the 'whistleblowers' are protected from being victimized and offered full protection to provide the necessary information regarding any risks that they may have reported.
Physical security in the hospital is not only the responsibility of the hospital, as a facility but it is linked to the Federal, State, and local laws. The Federal government and the state all contribute towards regulating the physical safety of hospitals. Through the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration department, there are streamlined guidelines. Physical security is based on Architectural design and closely linked to Civil or structural engineering, mechanical and lastly on system or security architecture.
There is also need to provide periodic training to the security teams on the ever changing security threat within the workplace. These training can be scaled to employees on how to respond and report in time before the issue escalates. The training should include reviewing the hospital's policies, plans and procedures to be more responsive to the ever changing security needs (Ortmeier, 2017). The security plans at John Hopkins hospital are aimed at providing zero tolerance on violent behaviors, threats, intimidation, hostile or violent acts. Since physical security has adverse effects on the cost of seeking service and justice, the hospital stands to benefit immensely from benefits associated with implementing the security plans as reduced cost of negligence and staff protection cost that would be related to law suits.
Anderson, R. J. (2010). Security engineering: a guide to building dependable distributed systems. John Wiley & Sons.
Ortmeier, P. J. (2017). Introduction to Security. Pearson.
Peltier, T. R. (2016). Information Security Policies, Procedures, and Standards: guidelines for effective information security management. CRC Press.
Fennelly, L., & Perry, M. (2016). Physical security: 150 things you should know. Butterworth-Heinemann.
Pronovost, P. J., Holzmueller, C. G., Callender, T., Demski, R., Winner, L., Day, R., ... & Miller, M. R. (2016). Sustaining reliability on accountability measures at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety, 42(2), 51-62.
Zhang, R., & Liu, L. (2010, July). Security models and requirements for healthcare application clouds. In Cloud Computing (CLOUD), 2010 IEEE 3rd International Conference on (pp. 268-275). IEEE.
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Wednesday June 3 2015
Campaign launched to promote textiles jobs
Six 'Textiles Teashops' are to spring up around Greater Manchester throughout the summer in a new drive led by the Alliance Project, based at New Economy, to attract textile workers from Greater Manchester back into the industry.
The campaign, launched by Coronation Street stars Jennie McAlpine and Sair Khan, will promote the sectors careers opportunities, with immediate vacancies for sewing machinists, weavers, cutters, textiles operatives and samples machinists as well as supervisory, management and professional positions. The industry is offering retraining for those re-entering the sector and a range of fashion and textiles apprenticeships are available for those interested in joining the sector for the first time.
The Greater Manchester textiles industry currently employs 11,300 people, generating £650 million for the local economy. This is set to rise and textiles employers estimate the creation of 400 new jobs each year over the next decade including 150 sewing machinist vacancies per year. This is a result of an increase in demand for British made products and the need to rejuvenate the regions textiles workforce in order to meet this demand.
Supported by funding from the European Social Fund, this campaign follows the launch of The Alliance Report: 'Repatriation of UK Textiles Manufacture', at the House of Commons earlier this year. The report is one of the biggest studies in twenty years on supply and demand in UK textile manufacturing. Its findings show the industry is worth £9bn to the UK economy, contributing approximately 100,000 jobs in the UK with a predicted 20,000 new jobs to be created nationally by 2020.
James Eden, managing director of the luxury British label Private White VC, nestled in the heart of Manchester said "We are expected to be able to respond quickly to the latest trends, and this is creating a second industrial revolution in Manchester. Thanks to improved technology brought on by the digital age, the gap in manufacturing costs between the UK and off-shore production has narrowed which means making textiles products in Britain, and indeed Manchester, is becoming economically viable again. We also find many fashion houses, and their customers, want to support British industry and this is great news for the sector."
Lorna Fitzsimons, Director of the Alliance Project said: "We know that people who worked in the industry in the 80s and 90s have the skills we desperately need in order to compete with the global market. The Alliance Project is reaching out to local communities through the Textiles Teashop roadshow to identify people who have the relevant skills but are not currently working in the industry or using all of their skills. We also want to raise awareness of the sector's revival, highlight current employment opportunities and progression routes and help people access jobs. We look forward to meeting those interested in returning to the industry as well as school leavers and other young people who would consider a career in this sector."
The 'Textiles Tea Shop' roadshow will take place in six locations across Greater Manchester throughout June and July. For more information on the Textiles Teashop roadshows including locations and dates visit www.textilesteashops.co.uk.


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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has downplayed any economic sanctions the European Union might impose on Ankara over the dispute in the eastern Mediterranean.
"The EU has never acted honestly, it has never kept its promises (towards Turkey). But... we have always been patient. We are still being patient," Erdogan told reporters on Wednesday ahead of a visit to Azerbaijan.
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His remarks come a day before a European Union summit that could impose sanctions on Turkey over the row.
Turkey and Greece, both NATO members, have been embroiled in a long-running territorial dispute in the eastern Mediterranean over the region's natural resources.
In August, Turkey dispatched a seismic research vessel and warships escorting it to prospect for energy resources in the disputed waters, infuriating Greece and creating a weeks-long diplomatic crisis.
In September, the Turkish vessel, Oruc Reis, which has been at the heart of the standoff returned to a port in southern Turkey.
However, the ship went back to sea and resumed its mapping duties in the disputed waters after an October EU summit ended with unsatisfactory results.
In late November, Turkey decided to once again return home its seismic research vessel from the disputed waters in a move that calmed the tensions, but the EU says Ankara's drill and survey ships have continued to work in contested waters elsewhere. Greece says that makes formal talks with Turkey over the issue impossible.
France and the European Parliament have called for imposing sanctions on Turkey.
Erdogan on Wednesday reiterated his country's willingness to solve the row through negotiations.
"On the eastern Mediterranean, we will continue to protect whatever our rights there are," he said, adding "It is never possible for us to compromise here. But if Greece really acts honestly as a neighbor, we will continue to be available at the table."
'EU sanctions will be counterproductive'
Also on Wednesday, the Turkish presidential spokesman, Ibrahim Kalin, described the EU's draft statement regarding the imposition of sanctions on Turkey as disappointing, noting that the EU was "surrendering" to the interests of some of its members.
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Husbands and Wives (br: Maridos e esposas; pt: Maridos e Mulheres) é um filme estadunidense de 1992, do gênero drama, escrito e dirigido por Woody Allen.

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Casados há anos, Jack e Sally contam aos seus melhores amigos, o casal Gaby e Judy, que estão se separando. A revelação acaba  afetando o casamento deles também.

Elenco
 Woody Allen .... Gabe Roth
 Mia Farrow .... Judy Roth
 Sydney Pollack .... Jack
 Judy Davis .... Sally
 Jeffrey Kurland .... narrador / entrevistador
 Bruce Jay Friedman .... Peter Styles
 Timothy Jerome .... Paul
 Rebecca Glenn .... Gail
 Juliette Lewis .... Rain
 Galaxy Craze .... Harriet
 Lysette Anthony .... Sam
 Liam Neeson .... Michael
 Ron Rifkin .... analista de Rain
 Blythe Danner .... mãe de Rain
 Brian McConnachie .... pai de Rain
 Caroline Aaron .... Claire
 Nora Ephron

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Oscar 1993 (EUA)
 Indicado nas categorias de melhor atriz coadjuvante (Judy Davis) e melhor roteiro original (Woody Allen).

BAFTA 1993 (Reino Unido)
 Venceu na categoria de melhor roteiro original (Woody Allen).
 Indicado na categoria de melhor atriz (Judy Davis).

Prêmio César 1993 (França)
 Indicado na categoria de melhor filme estrangeiro.

Globo de Ouro 1993 (EUA)
 Indicado na categoria de melhor atriz coadjuvante - cinema (Judy Davis).

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 Maridos e esposas no Adorocinema

Filmes dos Estados Unidos de 1992
Filmes dirigidos por Woody Allen
Filmes premiados com o BAFTA de melhor roteiro original
Filmes de drama dos Estados Unidos
Filmes em língua inglesa
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