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Ukrainian Prosecutor General seeks arrest of Nadezhda Savchenko
Tags: Pre-trial detention, Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office, Verkhovna Rada, Nadezhda Savchenko, Ukraine
Russia and Ukraine exchange Savchenko for Yerofeyev and Aleksandrov
Russian Penitentiary Service expects Ukraine to uphold sentence for Savchenko
Nadezhda Savchenko fills in petitions for extradition to Ukraine – lawyer
MOSCOW, March 15 (RAPSI) – Ukraine's Prosecutor General Yury Lutsenko signed a recommendation for arrest and detention of lawmaker Nadezhda Savchenko and submitted it to the Verkhovna Rada for approval, Lutsenko's spokesperson Larisa Sargan announced on her Twitter account on Wednesday.
Earlier on Wednesday, Lutsenko accused Savchenko of plotting a terror attack in the house of parliament, local media reported. According to investigators, she personally planned, recruited people and gave them instructions to commit the terrorist act in the Verkhovna Rada premises with the use of combat grenades, Ukraine's Prosecutor General stated.
Savchenko is suspected of involvement in organizing a coup in Ukraine allegedly plotted by Vladimir Ruban, the chief of the Officer Corps Centre for Prisoner Release NGO. He was arrested on March 8. He allegedly planned to commit several terrorist attacks in Kiev.
In March 2016, Ukrainian retired officer Nadezhda Savchenko was sentenced to 22 years in prison for involvement in the murder of two Russian journalists and illegal border crossing. A court in Donetsk, a town in southern Russia, has established that Savchenko was responsible for conducting concealed observation and directing mortar fire in an attack against a roadblock held by militias of the self-proclaimed Lugansk People's Republic and a group of civilians there, including three Russian journalists, near the village of Metallist, the Lugansk Region, on June 17, 2014. The attack killed Two Russian television journalists, Igor Kornelyuk and Anton Voloshin.
Later, Russian President Vladimir Putin pardoned Savchenko. In late May 2016, Russia and Ukraine proceeded with the exchange of convicts between the countries, allowing Savchenko to return to Ukraine.

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Névváltozatok: clava, cruciata, zuncina, zeuthaue, streithammer (NySz. I. 371.)

"Ki chákánt, ki baltát viszen" [Zrínyi Miklós Munkái. Kazinczy F. kiadása II. 174.] (M. nyelvtört. 166.); "Volt szekercze,
czakan a templom heiazataba" [Melius Péter: Sámuel könyvei és királyok könyvei. Debrecen 1565. 137.]; "Kard és czyakan"
[Vásárhelyi Gergely: Catechismus. Irta Canisius Péter. Bécs 1617. 551.]; "Némyelyek hasonló nyeleu vagy czifra baltát vagy
csákányt viseltenek." [Monumenta Historica: Irók XI. 349.]; "Ha csákányos s-czégéres a gazda-asszony, hidd-el, nem
messze ugrik attól a szolgáló-is." [Csúzi Zsigmond: Zengedező sípszó. Pozsony 1723. 563.]; "Csákányosan balúl függ a
kobozok." [csúzi 16.] (NySz. I. 371.)

cs: čakan
Rövidítések:

A harci csákány szekerceszerű, hegyesvégű vagy kalapácsszerű ütő-döfő rúdfegyver. A közelharcban használták.
A 14. század végén a bárdokból, baltákból fejlődött ki a csákányfokos, mely a lemezpáncél és a nehéz
sisakok áttörésére szolgált. A lovascsákányok nyele rövid, a gyalogos csákányoké hosszabb. Ilyen
hosszúnyelű csákány látható Zsigmond király egyik ábrázolásán, brandenburgi őrgróf korában. Csákánnyal hajtotta végre merényletét
Zách Felicián is a királyi család ellen. A címertanban a címerképek közé tartozó heraldikai jelkép. A csákányoknak
különféle változatai voltak, a harci csákányoktól a bányász- és a munkacsákány, vagy a famegmunkáló szalukapa.

Maga a csákány szó valószínűleg kun-besenyő eredetű. A szláv čakan 'harci csákány, mintaverő' kifejezés részint a törökből,
részint pedig a magyarból valók.

Jegyzetek

Lásd még

Bárd (heraldika), bányászszerszámok (heraldika), kalapács

Fegyverek a heraldikában

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Mikohn beats the odds
While casinos were taking a hit, Mikohn Gaming Corp. rolled with the punches last quarter.
The Las Vegas-based game maker posted a 54 percent increase in income over last year (before an extraordinary charge for retiring debt). Revenues totaled $28.2 million, the same as last year. After recognizing the $3.1 million charge, net loss for the third quarter amounted to $1.9 million, equal to 16 cents per share.
Revenues for the first nine months improved 6 percent to $81.3 million from $76.5 million in the previous year. EBITDA for the nine months was $22.6 million, an 18 percent increase from $19.1 million one year earlier.
"Our strategy of shifting our focus to gaming operations over the last several years and our emphasis on branded knowledge-based and strategy-based games has yielded very positive results,'' said David J. Thompson, chairman and CEO. "In the third quarter, we reached new milestones as recurring revenues from gaming operations contributed 44 percent of total revenues and 83 percent of cash flow.''
Mikohn now has 4,200 leased games in the field, a big jump from just four years ago when the company had just a few hundred units. The company had net placements of 209 branded slot games in the third quarter 2001, bringing total placements to 2,600 branded slot games.
Reporting that no contracts had been canceled or deferred in the wake of Terror Tuesday, Thompson said Mikohn will benefit from its geographic diversity. "Currently, 94 percent of our gaming operations revenue comes from outside the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown markets, which substantially lowers our exposure to air travel reductions. We expect continued positive results in the fourth quarter, driven by the strength of our gaming operations,'' he stated.


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Magnetic Liquid Separates Blood Cells
A new device separates healthy and diseased cells.
Researchers at Yale have demonstrated a device that uses a magnetic liquid to separate blood cells based on their size and shape in just minutes.
This device uses magnetic fields to separate cells by size and shape.
Credit: Hur Koser
The device applies a magnetic field to a liquid containing magnetic nanoparticles. The nanoparticles create waves that carry cells along depending on their size, shape and mechanical properties. The researchers, led by electrical engineering professor Hur Koser, hope to develop a cheap alternative to cell-sorting techniques that are time-consuming and sometimes require expensive labeling.
Liquid suspensions of magnetic particles, called ferrofluids, are already used as industrial lubricants and in loudspeakers and computer hard disks. These liquids typically contain other chemicals to keep the particles from clumping together and from coming out of the suspension. Magnetic nanoparticles are also being explored for cancer therapies and as contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)–both applications that require very low concentrations.
But the Yale group is the first to make a high-concentration, biocompatible ferrofluid that doesn't contain any chemicals that are harmful to cells, yet still keeps the particles afloat. "It was very tricky to find the parameters to maintain live cells," says Koser.
In experiments described this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the Yale researchers made microfluidic channels lined with magnetic-field-generating electrodes. Cells were then added to a ferrofluid in the channel. When magnetic fields were applied along the device, the particles in the fluid pushed the cells along the channel, separating them by size and shape. Something similar can be accomplished using electrical fields, says Koser, but this can damage the cells. His group used the device to separate live blood cells from sickle cells and bacteria.
Koser believes the device could be especially helpful when trying to detect very rare types of blood cell, such as cancerous ones. Rapidly sorting cells using magnetic fields could improve the sensitivity of tests for these rare cells without adding any costly chemical labels. Tumor cells are squishier than healthy ones–possibly because they grow quickly and so don't form a proper internal cell skeleton–and Koser hopes that magnetic fields will also be able to separate cells based on their elasticity and other mechanical properties.
"The next step is to try this in conjunction with existing sensors to improve their sensitivity and cut down on time," says Koser.
In the video below, a magnetic field creates waves in a liquid containing magnetic nanoparticles (the nanoparticles are not visible) to separate two types of microbeads based on their size.


Yesterday Ally called me and asked if I wanted to go with her to the Family Alternatives Facility because she had to drop off some paper work. Of course I answered YES! So, today Kobe and I met Ally at her house (which is about 3 minutes from our house) and we went to Alternatives, which is right on the way to Kobe's school from our house! At least this will be semi convenient Praise the Lord! I signed up for the classes today for Ben and I and what a huge blessing that was. Their classes are on Wednesday nights for 4 weeks! This will work out well with Ben's schedule and give us a little extra family tine for the month of August. How perfect. Praise God for the help!
They also gave me all the paper work that needs to be filled out so I could get a head start on it. Awesome. I am SO excited!!!!
Wow, I can't believe it is already July 14, 2008. We had Amanda's 2nd Baby Shower yesterday and that was fun. There have been a couple things I have been thinking about lately when it comes to foster care-adoption vs having your own kids.
1. I may never name another child again.
2. Baby Showers and foster care don't go together.
And as for foster care, it is so long before you know for sure if your child is really yours for good it would be weird (and heart breaking) to have a baby shower and then have the baby go home to someone else.
No more baby showers for me.
3. One thing foster care and pregnancies do have in common is people saying rude things to you.
Amanda was telling me about the insensitive things people had said to her about her having kids so close together, how hard it would be, ect. And I can relate to that. Recently I ran into an old friends parents and told them about our plans to Foster Parent and she went on to tell me about her friend's horror story with Foster Parenting. I know in a way they feel like they "need to worn me" but it puts me in a weird place because God told us to do it-so what choice do I have? There is no reason to be worried or scared about it because it is what we are supposed to do. End of story.
Thanks Leah! Love to read your thoughts.


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Q: Phonegap app playing mp3 using Media plugin does not work I've developed file reader in phonegap with following path:
var defaultPath = 'file:///storage/sdcard0/';
So i'm able to list all file on sdcard and select one folder with audio files to load. So my list of audio files looks like:
i[1] = 'file:///storage/sdcard0/Download/audio/file.mp3';
i[2] = 'file:///storage/sdcard0/Download/audio/file1.mp3';

Then I try to init song using Media plugin ( installed ) with following piece of code:
var media = new Media(i[1]);
media.play();

But audio does not play or do nothing. But when I'm trying to test it using PhoneGap APP all works fine this just isn't work when I make build and try to test app from build.

A: I found the issue by myself.
Android does not let read files on local storage or on sdcard via path starting from root /storage/sdcard0 /storage/sdcard1. So when we would like to access local storage or sdcard we must access it via file:///mnt/sdcard/ for sdcard and file:///mnt/storage/sdcard1/ for phone storage.
Small example how to read entries from sdcard or phone storage:
var path = 'file:///mnt/storage/sdcard1/';
window.resolveLocalFileSystemURL(path, function(entry){
    var reader = entry.createReader();
    reader.readEntries(showEntries);
});

function showEntries(entries){
   var entries = [];
   for(var i =0; i < entries.length; i++){
       var entry = entries[i];
       var data = {
           name: entry.name,
           path: entry.fullPath,
       };

       entries[i] = data;
   }

   console.log(JSON.stringify(entries));
}

Hope that this will help with same issue as I had because this is not documented in phonegap.

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PITTSBURGH — North Carolina State opted for modified shootaround late Friday night after arriving in Pittsburgh. No plays. Just shots. Lots and lots of shots, not the worst idea in the world less than a week removed from a record-setting loss to Virginia Tech in which the Wolfpack managed just nine baskets in 40 minutes.
Head coach Kevin Keatts jumped in the fray during the laidback session, pointing out he might have been the best shooter on the floor. While his players don't quite remember it that way — guard Braxton Beverly claims Keatts was "extending the truth" — either way it created the desired effect. The Wolfpack walked onto the Petersen Events Center floor loose, kept their composure when the host Panthers made a second-half push and held on for a 79-76 win to snap a three-game losing streak.
The Wolfpack (17-7, 5-6 Atlantic Coast Conference) let a 14-point lead briefly get away in the middle of the second half before relying heavily on Beverly, C.J. Bryce and Markelle Johnson to pull through. Bryce scored 21 points, including three free throws in the final 10 seconds. Beverly added 17 behind five of N.C. State's season-high 14 3-pointers and Johnson finished with 10 points and a season-high eight assists.
After being limited to just 24 points — the fewest ever by a team ranked in The AP Top 25 (the Wolfpack were 23rd last week) in the shot-clock era — last Saturday, N.C. State is averaging 87.5 points over its last two contests.
Bryce went to the line with the Wolfpack (17-7, 5-7 Atlantic Coast Conference) holding onto a 76-75 lead with 9.9 seconds left. He calmly drained both free throws in front of the blacked-out T-shirt student section.
N.C. State opted to foul ahead by three. Pitt's Sidy N'Dir made just one of two with 7 seconds remaining. Bryce grabbed his seventh and final rebound and made one of two with 5.5 seconds left. N'Dir collected the rebound and weaved his way through traffic but his off-balance 3-pointer from outside the top of the key was left all the way as time expired.
"I wanted to make the last one to make it a four-point game but I felt like we did a really good job, once I missed it, getting back and forcing a tough shot," Bryce said after N.C. State won its eighth straight over the Panthers.
Xavier Johnson led Pitt (12-12, 2-9) with 17 points to go with five rebounds and four assists. Jared Wilson-Frame hit 6 of 7 shots to finish with 16 points, N'Dir and Terrell Brown added 12 each and Trey McGowens finished with 11 points but the Panthers ran out of gas late.
Pitt missed its last seven shots, including potentially game-tying 3-point attempts by Johnson, N'Dir and Brown during an extended possession in the final 90 seconds. Johnson did make two free throws to get Pitt within 76-75 but the Panthers would get no closer. Pitt has dropped seven consecutive games, the last three by nine points or less.
"It's frustrating because you're always right there," Wilson-Frame said.
N.C. State won each of last seven meetings, including an 86-80 victory at home on Jan. 12 thanks to 54 points off the bench. The Wolfpack built a slim 41-38 halftime lead, relying heavily on a massive advantage off the backboard and some sloppy ballhandling by the Panthers, who turned it over 11 times and struggled to keep N.C. State off the offensive glass.
N.C. State pushed the advantage to 14 early in the second half before Pitt responded with an 18-2 surge led by Wilson-Frame and N'Dir to go in front 61-59.
The momentum didn't last. Dorn and Bryce knocked down 3-pointers on the Wolfpack's next two trips and while Pitt managed to tie it a couple of times, the Panthers couldn't quite sneak out in front.
"We're on the ropes a little bit right now, but we have to fight our way off of it," Pitt coach Jeff Capel said.
Pitt: The Panthers remain engaged under Capel but the losses are starting to pile up. Getting five players in double figures is a positive development for a group that's become overly reliant on Johnson and Wilson-Frame to provide the offense of late.
Pitt: Visits Boston College on Tuesday at 7.
NC STATE (17-7): Bryce 6-11 5-6 21, Walker 0-0 0-0 0, Beverly 6-13 0-0 17, M.Johnson 3-8 1-2 10, Dorn 5-10 1-7 13, Funderburk 3-9 6-6 12, Hellems 2-4 0-0 4, Daniels 0-5 0-0 0, Lockett 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 26-64 13-21 79.
PITTSBURGH (12-12): Brown 5-9 0-0 12, X.Johnson 5-12 6-7 17, N'Dir 4-11 4-5 12, McGowens 3-8 4-5 11, Wilson-Frame 6-7 0-0 16, Chukwuka 1-1 0-0 2, Davis 0-3 0-0 0, Toney 2-4 2-2 6. Totals 26-55 16-19 76.
Halftime–NC State 41-38. 3-Point Goals–NC State 14-27 (Beverly 5-9, Bryce 4-5, M.Johnson 3-6, Dorn 2-2, Hellems 0-1, Daniels 0-2, Funderburk 0-2), Pittsburgh 8-19 (Wilson-Frame 4-5, Brown 2-3, McGowens 1-2, X.Johnson 1-3, Toney 0-1, Davis 0-2, N'Dir 0-3). Fouled Out–None. Rebounds–NC State 34 (Dorn 8), Pittsburgh 34 (Toney 7). Assists–NC State 17 (M.Johnson 8), Pittsburgh 11 (N'Dir 6). Total Fouls–NC State 16, Pittsburgh 20. A–8,950 (12,508).


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Ray Moynihan: Let's stop the burning and the bleeding at Cochrane—there's too much at stake
17 september 2018 - Auteur: Ray Moynihan - Bron: https://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/
Comment SIN-NL
A most important acknowledgment of the fact that medical harms (iatrogenic harm) is underreported and under-investigated in medical studies.
Quote….."This is particularly true when it comes to harms such as autonomic dysfunction syndromes and other syndromes that are not reported" …..
It is a very sad and wrong development that Peter Gøtzsche, a highly critical scientist and supporter of evidence-based medicine, has been expelled from Cochrane.
As known Sophie Hankes LLM Chair of foundations SIN-NL and IEU-Alliance suffers from autonomic dysfunction caused by experimental neurosurgery on her brainstem, without informed consent, serious medical harm!
Please read statement by Peter Gøtzsche sept. 14 2018: Moral crisis in Cochrane
Please read website www.deadlymedicines.dk
To see the future of Cochrane threatened foreshadows a disaster for all of us
Sometimes it feels necessary to state the bleeding obvious—particularly when there's blood on the floor. The tens of thousands of people around the world who create Cochrane and its summaries of evidence are contributing to one of humankind's greatest scientific endeavors.
For 25 years researchers, clinicians, consumers, policy-makers and others have been using the rigorous new tools of an evidence-informed approach, to collectively produce systematic reviews about what works and what doesn't in healthcare. Notwithstanding limitations and uncertainties, the Cochrane Review has rightly become something of a gold standard in evidence, and whenever a friend or family member has a question about their care—including questions of life or death—it's the first place I send them.
What's at stake in the current bloody fight unfolding within Cochrane's Governing Board, is not just the credibility of individuals or organisations, it's the future of reliable trustworthy evidence in a world of increasing falsity and fake news. [1,2] To see this future threatened foreshadows a disaster for all of us.
Unlike almost everything I've ever written, this piece is a desperate personal plea to the many clever and cool heads within the extended Cochrane family to try and calm this crisis, heal the rifts, and turn this challenge into an opportunity to enhance public trust, not squander it. No one asked me to write this opinion piece and writing it may mean I lose my role hosting The Recommended Dose podcast—funded by Cochrane Australia and co-published with The BMJ—but I've spent too long watching this tree grow to stand by and watch it burn to the ground.
When I first started reporting on healthcare almost 25 years ago, reading Archie Cochrane's simple book Effectiveness and Efficiency was life-changing. [3] The searing scrutiny of evidence-based medicine was starting to reveal that the benefits of many medical interventions were being routinely exaggerated, and their harms played down. Twenty years ago the television documentary that accompanied my first book, took me to Welsh coal mining districts where Archie cut his epidemiological teeth, to the tiny first Cochrane centre in Oxford, and to McMaster in Canada, where this radical new approach was incubating.
This piece is not about who is right in the current fight, but about reinforcing the rightness of the giant global collaborative project that is Cochrane. My personal views on the dispute over the HPV vaccine review are unimportant and beyond the scope of this opinion piece—suffice to say what appears to be some overstatement of criticism has precipitated what looks like an overreaction. [4] I would respectfully suggest that if there was a pill—or a course of cognitive behavior therapy—that meaningfully reduced the symptoms of hubris and promoted humility, I would recommend key players take a strong dose. Starting yesterday.
More seriously, I would wish every success to those at the Cochrane Colloquium in Edinburgh this week who must be striving through late-night and early-morning meetings to try and heal the wounds as quickly as possible. Potential short-term solutions to the crisis will be complicated and of uncertain benefit—familiar challenges for those dealing with healthcare evidence.
What's more certain is that the current challenge can serve as an opportunity. The much bigger crisis here is the threat to the reliability of healthcare evidence and public trust posed by the unhealthy financial entanglement between industry and those who evaluate and use its products. [5]
Fifteen years ago, the Cochrane Collaboration was at a crossroads in its relationship with pharmaceutical companies. [6] It opted then to tighten its policy and firmly reject the idea of companies sponsoring Cochrane reviews. Yet Cochrane policy, renewed again in 2014, still allows individuals with financial ties to pharmaceutical companies to review evidence about those same companies' products—if they constitute a minority of the review team.
Given what we know about the systemic bias introduced into industry-sponsored studies, the egregious nature of much of industry's marketing behavior, including its work with key opinion leaders, it's an anathema that conflicted individuals should be reviewing what is often conflicted evidence to start with. Cochrane has an opportunity to provide global leadership by cleaning up this mess—as The BMJ is attempting to do with its new policy of seeking out non-conflicted researchers to author influential educational material. [7]
Related to this reform should be explicit new ways to address and investigate the under-investigation and under-reporting of harms in medical studies—already flagged by Cochrane leadership in recent correspondence* about the current controversy. [8] And thirdly, as part of a drive to enhance public trust and get closer to the truth about which particular groups of people might benefit from medical interventions, Cochrane reviews might throw a lot more explicit scrutiny on the sometimes controversial definitions of disease on which they rely—highlighting the inappropriately lowered diagnostic thresholds which can drive overdiagnosis and overtreatment.
These words are offered respectfully, not as partisan criticisms to support one side or the other in the current dispute—but rather with a hope for calm, cool, conflict-resolution—from a long-term observer with a strong interest in seeing this global collaboration survive and thrive. Like many of us, I want to see this tree continue to grow and bear fruit for a long-time to come.
Ray Moynihan, senior research fellow, Centre for Research in Evidence Based Practice, Bond University, Australia.
Conflict of interest statement: Ray Moynihan has a contract to present The Recommended Dose podcast, funded by Cochrane Australia. He is also a long-time contributor to BMJ.
1. Marcus A, Oransky I. Turmoil erupts over expulsion of member from leading evidence-based medicine group. Stat News. September 16, 2018.
2. Koster M, Burton M. Message from the Governing Board. Cochrane (website) September 15, 2018
3. Cochrane A. Effectiveness and Efficiency: random reflections on health services. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 1972.
4. Hawkes N. Cochrane HPV vaccine review: BMJ journal defends "inconvenient criticisms" BMJ 2018;362:k3927.
5. Lo, B, Field M.(eds) Institute of Medicine (US) Committee on Conflict of Interest in Medical Research, Education, and Practice. Washington DC: National Academies Press; 2009
6. Moynihan R. Cochrane at crossroads over drug company sponsorship. BMJ 2003;327:924
7. Mabel Chew M, Brizzell C, Abbasi K, Godlee, F. Medical journals and industry ties. BMJ 2014;349:g7197.
8. Tovey D, Soares-Weiser K. Cochrane's Editor in Chief responds to a BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine article criticizing the Cochrane Review of HPV vaccines. Cochrane (website) September 3, 2018.
see www.cochrane.org
Cochrane's Editor in Chief responds to the BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine article criticizing the
Cochrane Review of HPV vaccines
The review included published and unpublished data on serious harms, and reported the findings on mortality transparently and responsibly.
In making their assessment of serious harms, the Cochrane Review authors identified and included
unpublished data, and compared these with data from published trial reports. Jørgensen et al claim
that the review authors made an error in their reporting of serious adverse events in relation to the
PATRICIA study. This is not the case. We have checked the data presented in the Cochrane
Review against the reports on ClinicalTrials.gov and the GSK Study Register, and the figures
accurately match the number of women experiencing one or more serious adverse events.
In addition, asJørgensen et al note,the review authors identified and reported the excess of
deaths in the older vaccinated women, in both relative and absolute terms, within the Abstract of
the review as well as in the main body of the text. We judged it important to present the data
transparently, but also to provide further context to ensure responsible reporting.
The assessment by World Health Organization experts and the
data onthe causes of death provide no clear causal mechanism or link with the vaccine. We judged that readers would find this information useful and that its inclusion was appropriate.
Otherwise the reporting of other harms was, as described in the protocol, limited to the published
peer-reviewed reports from randomized controlled trials. This is not unusual for systematic reviews
from Cochrane or elsewhere.
In relation to harms more generally, we acknowledge that there is a case for including other forms
of evidence. The 'Discussion'section of theCochrane Review and the accompanying Editorial both
noted the importance of national surveillance programmes to identify and report harms. 2,8
This is particularly true when it comes to harms such as autonomic dysfunction syndromes and other syndromes that are not reported (positively or negatively) in most of the journal-published reports, but about which concerns have been raised subsequently from observational reports.
This underlines the importance of systematic reviews being used in conjunction with the evidence from national surveillance programmes.
Finally, we believe that this Cochrane Review has raised broader questions for Cochrane in relation to reporting harms. We propose to initiate work aimed at providing updated guidance for
author teams on identifying and reporting harms in the current and future data and research
environment, as part of our ongoing implementation of Cochrane's content strategy.
Trish Greenhalgh: The Cochrane Collaboration—what crisis?
September 17, 2018 source: www.blogs.bmj.com
Last week, the Governing Board of the Cochrane Collaboration voted to expel one of its members, Peter Gøtzsche, for activities which allegedly threatened to bring the organisation into disrepute. Four of the 13 members resigned in solidarity with Professor Gøtzsche, and two appointed trustees (who did not support Gøtzsche) volunteered to step down for administrative reasons (essentially, to allow the reduced Board to continue to function). [1] In a single day, the Collaboration lost over half its Board, four of whom (including Gøtzsche) are leads of national Cochrane Centres. Is there a crisis—and if so, of what nature?
The dispute is still unfolding and involves legal material that is not in the public domain. With that important caveat, the "crisis" is both philosophical (relating to the nature of facts) and political (relating to organisational governance).
Gøtzsche's three-page statement did not name a specific incident. [2] Rather, it appears that his overall approach to overseeing and commenting on Cochrane reviews was deemed (by some but not all members of the Board) unacceptable.
Gøtzsche might be classified as an evidence-based medicine purist. Described by one publication as "a fearlessly outspoken defender of integrity in medicine," he is a co-author on the CONSORT, PRISMA, STROBE and SPIRIT statements on how to undertake and publish research. [3] He has argued—controversially—that content experts may not be required on systematic review teams since assessing methodological quality is fundamentally a scientific task. [4] He campaigns passionately against bias in research and against policies that rely on what he views as biased evidence. [5,6]
Why would Gøtzsche be asked to leave the Cochrane Collaboration, of which he was a founder member and whose mission and values appear so closely to reflect his own?
The philosophical explanation is that facts are not self-interpreting; they are theory- and value-laden. [7,8] Even when there are agreed criteria for including or excluding a study or for assigning a particular score to an aspect of the methods, multiple subjective judgments need to be made. [9] What if one trial used a slightly different version of a vaccine, or a new (better) test for a primary end-point, than the one named in the protocol? What counts as a placebo? Because of the need for judgement on such questions, two systematic review teams can produce different findings even when both teams are expert and use identical checklists and statistical methods. [10] This important point is often overlooked by those who view systematic review as an entirely technical process (and for whom there are only "good" or "bad" reviewers). [11] One person's intellectual rigour is another's intellectual rigidity. Meticulous application of the Cochrane Handbook is thus likely to generate new kinds of disagreements rather than a single, uncontested truth. [8] Some methodological hard-liners view such disagreements as errors to be corrected rather than as a philosophical inevitability. And this, I think, is the stone in Cochrane's shoe.
Gøtzsche and colleagues recently published a detailed critique of a newly-published Cochrane review, claiming that the authors had failed to identify numerous studies and misapplied the risk-of-bias tools, resulting in a review that was itself biased. [12,13] This prompted a news report in The BMJ which suggested that the famous Cochrane kite mark had been tarnished, as well as an editorial defending Gøtzsche's team in BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine, though at least one leading scholar considered their analysis flawed and Cochrane's Editor-in-Chief ruled that what had been described as "omissions" were actually the result of defensible judgements that took account of clinical, scientific and policy realities.[9,14,15,16]
The political explanation for Cochrane's crisis relates to the tension between governing an organisation and respecting individual members' academic freedom to express dissent. The four Board members who resigned have claimed the moral high ground, but if they do not accept the statutory decision-making processes of the organisation they agreed to govern, why did they cast a vote at all? [17]
In the 26 years since its inception, the Cochrane Collaboration has grown from a tiny academic network run on collegiality and small donations to a sprawling trans-national bureaucracy with numerous sub-committees, a thick tome of standard operating procedures and a multi-million dollar annual turnover along with an address book of philanthropists on whose contributions its work depends. 21st-century science is an intersectoral endeavour that necessarily occurs in dialogue with society. [18] Maintaining—and funding—the "view from nowhere" requires delicate navigation of tricky political spaces and sometimes accepting hard-won compromises. [19] Board members are presumably expected not to spit in the soup (especially when using Cochrane letterhead).
At this stage in a fast-unfolding story, I am not convinced that the Cochrane Collaboration is experiencing a crisis of either morality or democracy. Its brand, now as ever, stands for rigour, independence, and a commitment to using science to achieve high-quality patient care and social justice. We should cut it some slack while it gets its house in order.
Trish Greenhalgh is Professor of primary care health sciences at the University of Oxford.
Twitter: @trishgreenhalgh
Competing interests: TG works in the same department as Carl Heneghan who is editor of the journal BMJ Evidence Based Medicine. In writing this article, she drew on comments and links posted on social media and circulated via an email list of academics who are members of, or connected to, the Cochrane Collaboration. She has attended the Cochrane Colloquium as a keynote speaker in the past, claiming economy class air fare or second-class train fare, but not receiving a fee. Her work is part-funded by the National Institute for Health Research Oxford Biomedical Research Centre, grant number BRC-1215-20008 to the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Oxford.
Koster M, Burton M. Message from the Governing Board, 15th September 2018. Accessed 15.9.18 on https://www.cochrane.org/news/message-governing-board. Edinburgh: Cochrane Collaboration. 2018.
Gøtzsche P. A moral governance crisis: the growing lack of democratic collaboration and scientific pluralism in Cochrane. Accessed 15.9.18 on https://nordic.cochrane.org/sites/nordic.cochrane.org/files/public/uploads/moral_crisis_in_cochrane.pdf. . Copenhagen: Nordic Cochrane Centre 2018.
Anonymous. Peter Gøtzsche receives 2016 HealthWatch Award. HealthWatch Newsletter Accessed 15918 on https://wwwhealthwatch-ukorg/images/Newsletters/Number_103_Highlightspdf 2016;Autumn:2.
Gøtzsche PC, Ioannidis JP. Content area experts as authors: helpful or harmful for systematic reviews and meta-analyses? BMJ: British Medical Journal (Online) 2012;345
Gøtzsche P. Mammography Screening: Truth, Lies and Controversy. London: CRC Press 2012.
Gøtzsche P. Deadly Medicines and Organised Crime: How Big Pharma Has Corrupted Healthcare. London: CRC Press 2013.
Kelly MP, Heath I, Howick J, et al. The importance of values in evidence-based medicine. BMC medical ethics 2015;16(1):69.
Wieringa S, Engebretsen E, Heggen K, et al. Rethinking bias and truth in evidence‐based health care. Journal of evaluation in clinical practice 2018
Bastian H. The HPV vaccine: a critique of a critique of a meta-analysis. . Absolutely Maybe at PLOS Blogs: https://blogs.plos.org/absolutely-maybe/2018/08/25/the-hpv-vaccine-a-critique-of-a-critique-of-a-meta-analysis/. Accessed 15.9.182018.
Low J, Ross JS, Ritchie JD, et al. Comparison of two independent systematic reviews of trials of recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein-2 (rhBMP-2): the Yale Open Data Access Medtronic Project. Systematic reviews 2017;6(1):28.
Uttley L, Montgomery P. The influence of the team in conducting a systematic review. Systematic reviews 2017;6(1):149.
Arbyn M, Xu L, Simoens C, et al. Prophylactic vaccination against human papillomaviruses to prevent cervical cancer and its precursors. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2018(5)
Jørgensen L, Gøtzsche PC, Jefferson T. The Cochrane HPV vaccine review was incomplete and ignored important evidence of bias. BMJ evidence-based medicine 2018:bmjebm-2018-111012.
Hawkes N. HPV vaccine safety: Cochrane launches urgent investigation into review after criticisms: British Medical Journal Publishing Group, 2018.
Heneghan C, Onakpoya I. Editors' response to concerns over the publication of the Cochrane HPV vaccine review was incomplete and ignored important evidence of bias. BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine 2018 doi: 10.1136/bmjebm-2018-111108
Tovey D, Spares-Weiser K. Cochrane's Editor in Chief responds to BMJ EBM article criticizing HPV review. Published 3.9.18. Accessed 16.9.18 on https://www.cochrane.org/news/cochranes-editor-chief-responds-bmj-ebm-article-criticizing-hpv-review. Oxford: Cochrane Collaboration 2018.
Gartlehner G, Hammerstein D, Meerpohl J, et al. Why we resigned. Letter submitted to members of the Cochrane Collaboration, 15.9.18. 2018.
Nowotny H, Scott P, Gibbons M. Mode 2 revisited: The new production of knowledge. Minerva 2003;41(3):179-94.
Shaw SE, Russell J, Parsons W, et al. The view from nowhere? How think tanks work to shape health policy. Critical Policy Studies 2015;9(1):58-77.
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Q: Drawer navigiation load content with BLoC I'm trying to load content or page from my drawer with BLoC. I'm using flutter_bloc: ^4.0.0
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Unsettling
A new Israeli settlement on the West Bank
But the settlers are worried that Donald Trump will try to make peace
IN RESPONSE to international pressure, Israel has built no new settlements in the occupied West Bank for over two decades, focusing instead on construction within the 120 or so that are already there. But on March 30th the Israeli government announced it would be building a brand new settlement 25km (15 miles) north of Jerusalem.
The new settlement is to be built as part of an agreement with the 42 Israeli families evicted on February 1st from the Amona outpost, following a ruling by the High Court that they had built their homes on privately owned Palestinian land. Despite authorising the new construction, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu also told his cabinet that henceforth, any further building would take place only within the boundaries of the current settlements. This is to accommodate the wishes of America's president, Donald Trump, who at a joint press conference in Washington on February 15th declared to Mr Netanyahu: "I'd like to see you hold back on settlements for a little bit."
Mr Netanyahu's decision, to press ahead with one new settlement while in effect restricting all other construction, is closely co-ordinated with the White House. His ambassador to Washington recently announced at the annual conference of AIPAC, a pro-Israel lobby in America, that "for the first time in many years, perhaps in decades, there is no daylight between our two governments." Unlike under previous administrations, Israel gave Washington advance warning before announcing its latest settlement plans.
Settler leaders said they were pleased, but behind closed doors they are angry. The Israeli hard right had expected much wider construction plans following the election of Mr Trump. They had hoped to see laws proposed for the annexation of large parts of the West Bank to Israel, beginning with the town of Ma'ale Adumim, east of Jerusalem. Citing American pressure, Mr Netanyahu has for now pushed such plans off his legislative agenda. "Bibi has outfoxed us," complains one settler-supporting minister, who accuses the prime minister of having quietly agreed in advance with the White House to limit building. However, it looks as though the new agreement goes further than a previous one agreed between George W. Bush and then-prime minister Ariel Sharon, which restricted new building to the main settlement blocks. This agreement appears to allow for expansion in all the existing settlements, including some that are deep in the West Bank, well beyond the separation barrier that many people expect would serve as the future border between Israel and Palestine if peace ever breaks out.
The settlers' hopes had been buoyed by the appointment of Mr Trump's bankruptcy lawyer, David Friedman, as the new American ambassador to Israel. Mr Friedman, who was sworn in on March 29th, is a longtime supporter of the Israeli right and has raised funds for building on the settlement of Beit El, well inside the West Bank. Now, however, the signals from Washington are that the new president, a man who knows a thing or two about disputes over real estate, wants to try to push through an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal. The settlers are still wary of openly confronting Mr Trump, but privately some are already missing Barack Obama. "We could oppose Obama because we had the Republican Congress on our side," says one settler leader. "But if Trump wants to make a deal with the Palestinians, he will have the Republicans' backing and Netanyahu won't be able to say no to him."
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Burns & Haberman Blog
On 2012
Reuters/Ipsos: Obama 49, Romney 42
By ALEXANDER BURNS
Another polling lead for the president, following Mitt Romney's rough July:
Three months before the Nov. 6 presidential election, nearly two-thirds of Americans think the country is moving in the wrong direction. Only 31 percent say it is moving in the right direction — the lowest figure since last December.
But Obama's lead over Romney among registered voters was 49 percent to 42 percent, up slightly from the 6-point advantage the president held a month earlier over the former Massachusetts governor.
The results of the monthly poll — in which a majority of voters agreed that the economy is the most important problem facing the United States — suggest that the Obama campaign's efforts to paint Romney as being out of touch with the concerns of middle-class Americans could be preventing the Republican from gaining momentum in the race.
There are not a lot of strategists out there who think either candidate's ahead by a margin as big as 7 points. Obama has, however, been up by a couple points in most national and swing-state polling — the pattern is a small, probably precarious, but fairly consistent edge. That's part of the reason why you're hearing renewed GOP interest in choosing a running mate who would shake things up and give Romney an opening to take control of the race.


comsc US Politics | AMERICAblog News: Al Qaeda is making a comeback. Bin Laden is still in charge.
Al Qaeda is making a comeback. Bin Laden is still in charge.
As recently as 2005, American intelligence assessments described senior leaders of Al Qaeda as cut off from their foot soldiers and able only to provide inspiration for future attacks. But more recent intelligence describes the organization's hierarchy as intact and strengthening.
American officials and analysts said a variety of factors in Pakistan had come together to allow "core Al Qaeda" — a reference to Mr. bin Laden and his immediate circle — to regain some of their strength. The emergence of a relative haven in North Waziristan and the surrounding area has helped senior operatives communicate more effectively with the outside world via courier and the Internet.
How George Bush let the people who attacked this country get away with it is really beyond explanation. How the Republicans in Congress let this happen defies explanation. Thanks to Bush and his GOP allies, the world is a much more dangerous place.
Al Qaeda is back. Bin Laden has reasserted his authority. It's really almost unbelievable.


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Concerned About Finding Inexpensive Wedding Centerpieces?
No need to be worried! I have lots of inexpensive ideas to help you.
Centerpieces add a touch of beauty and glamor to the reception. They help set the tone for your reception and can be conversation starters and double as centerpieces and favors.
Today's cost conscience brides are hip to the idea of having a magnificent centerpiece without spending a fortune. If you are making your own centerpieces, I recommend that you purchase all the items that you will need to make one arrangement and practice putting it together several months in advance of your wedding.
Doing this will give you the opportunity to determine how long it will take to assemble, the actual cost of all the needed items, whether it will be easily transportable and if it is exactly what you had in mind.
The above centerpiece was created using Blue Hydrangea's from someone's garden. If you and some of your friends have hydrangea plants consider using them to create an inexpensive table arrangement for your wedding.
A fall theme wedding lends itself to using nature's display of vibrant oranges, yellows, browns and maroons. This inexpensive display was created using one candle, leaves from a park and a few small votive candles surrounding the center candle.
Purchase a medium sized pumpkin, carve out the seeds, place a little water in the base of the pumpkin and then add fresh flowers. If you prefer dried or silk flowers, leave the water out and place dried or silk flowers in the center.
If you have lots of time and people to help you, carve out a face on a pumpkin and place a candle in the center and let the light from the candle help illuminate the room.
It's cold outside but you want your reception room to be warm and inviting. Who doesn't love the aroma of crisp pine trees? Go for a walk in the woods and cut pine branches, spread them out in the center of your table and scatter pine cones, acorns and artificial snow. To dress up this centerpiece you can add a few votive candles or one large candle in the center of the arrangement.
Create your own winter scene by purchasing a clear large bowl, place the bowl on top of a mirror. Fill the bowl about half way with batting and create a winter scene by putting a few skaters and other little figurines on top of the batting. You can put candles and other winter items around the bowl to create the winter scene that coordinates with your overall wedding theme.
The cold, dreary short winter days have passed and now nature's trees, plants, flowers and your new life as a couple are beginning. I'm thinking, soft pastels and lots of fresh posies.
Purchase an inexpensive vase at a dollar or craft store and fill the vase with flowers from your garden, a wholesale florist or the supermarket. To further enhance your table arrangements, place your vase on a lace doily or scatter colored glass chips, purchased at the dollar store, around the base of your vase.
Here we are, the hottest time of the year and your goal is to remain cool and carefree. So what says summer more than, Lily of the Valley flowers, which can be placed in short thin vases of different heights to create a soft, inexpensive table arrangement?
If your wedding is around the 4th of July, consider placing a large sunflower in a vase and then add three small flags around the sunflower. This centerpiece says, "cute and sassy."
How about purchasing a clear glass container and filling the jar with seashells collected from the beach or purchased at a craft store.
Purchase a tall clear vase and place pine cones, gathered from your backyard or park, in the base and then fill the top with berry and pine branches.
My ideas for inexpensive wedding centerpieces will help you plan and get you on the right track for creating fabulous table arrangements without costing you a fortune.
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phonology Journals
We've found 45 journals tagged 'phonology' relevant to the field of humanlike conversational artificial intelligence.
7388 by Wiley in Applications
Syntax publishes a wide range of articles on the syntax of natural languages and closely related fields. The journal promotes work on formal syntactic theory and theoretically-oriented descriptive work on particular languages and comparative grammar. Syntax also publishes research on the interfaces between syntax and related fields such as semantics, morphology, and phonology, as well as theoretical and experimental studies in sentence processing, language acquisition, and other areas of psycholinguistics that bear on syntactic theories. Read more
Studia Linguistica: A Journal of General Linguistics
Studia Linguistica is committed to the publication of high quality, original papers and provides an international forum for the discussion of theoretical linguistic research, primarily within the fields of grammar, cognitive semantics and language typology. The principal aim is to open a channel of communication between researchers operating in traditionally diverse fields while continuing to focus on natural language data. Read more
Journal of East Asian Linguistics
7386 by Springer in Applications
Journal of East Asian Linguistics is a unique publication that focuses on linguistic issues as they pertain to East Asian languages. It bridges the gap between traditional description and current theoretical research and encourages research that allows these languages to play a significant role in shaping general linguistic theory. Read more
Russian Linguistics
Russian Linguistics is an international forum for all scholars working in the field of Slavic linguistics (Russian and other Slavic languages) and its manifold diversity, ranging from phonetics and phonology to syntax and the linguistic analysis of texts (text grammar), including both diachronic and synchronic problems. Read more
The Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics
The Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics provides a platform for the discussion of theoretical linguistic research into the modern and older languages and dialects of the Germanic family. The Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics features contributions that establish robust empirical generalizations within a formal theory of grammar that permit precise discussions. Its coverage offers cross-linguistic comparison within the Germanic family as well as elucidates issues in Germanic linguistics through the exemplary analysis of one Germanic... Read more
Harvard Working Papers in Linguistics
7379 by Harvard University Press in Applications
Harvard Working Papers in Linguistics (HWPiL) publishes articles of the most important research and current thinking from across the entire discipline of linguistics. Topics include historical linguistics and Indo-European linguistics, recent developments in syntactic theory like minimalism, functionalist approaches, syntax, phonology, creole studies and psycholinguistics. Read more
GULLP: Georgetown University Luso-Hispanic Linguistics Papers
7375 by Georgetown University in Applications
GULLP: Georgetown University Luso-Hispanic Linguistics Papers is a journal featuring papers from different areas in Luso-Hispanic Linguistics. Topics include Phonology, Syntax, Semantics, Foreign Language Acquisition, Historical and Sociolinguistics. GULLP accepts submissions from graduate students in any of these disciplines in English, Portuguese and Spanish. Read more
FOLIA LINGUISTICA
7346 by De Gruyter in Applications
FOLIA LINGUISTICA appears twice a year (in Spring and Autumn) and covers all non-historical areas in the traditional disciplines of general linguistics (phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics), and also sociological, discoursal, computational and psychological aspects of language and linguistic theory. Other areas of central concern are grammaticalization and language typology. Read more
7345 by Sage Publications in Applications
First Language is a forum for research into how children acquire their first language, and the application of that research into practice. First Language publishes original research, theoretical articles, review articles and book reviews in all areas of first language acquisition. Age groups studied range from neonates to adolescents. Multidisciplinary in scope Child language research is multidisciplinary and this is reflected in the contents of the journal: research from diverse theoretical and methodological traditions is... Read more
Essex Graduate Student Papers in Language & Linguistics
7335 by University of Essex in Applications
Essex Graduate Student Papers in Language & Linguistics focuses on research in a wide variety of subjects within the disciplines of Applied Linguistics, Computational Linguistics, First, Second and Third Language Acquisition, Psycholinguistics, Neurolinguistics, Sociolinguistics, Syntax, Phonology, Morphology and Speech Processing. Read more
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Chamber's Guest House
Chamber's Guest House
Chamber's Guest House is situated in the centre of North Sydney, in the Cape Breton Island region of Nova Scotia. Nestled among mature trees, flower beds and stone pathways, the charming home has been in the Chambers family for generations. Step back in time and enjoy the atmosphere of an 1880 Victorian home with antique furnishings, and the gracious hospitality of days gone by.
There are many things to see within driving distance. The headlands and cliffs of Cape Breton Highlands National Park and its 25 hiking trails tower over the rich, natural heritage that is all around. Home to the world-famous Cabot Trail, the land is blessed with spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and a human history that stretches back to the last Ice Age. Gracefully carved into the side of South Mountain, Dundee Golf Course commands a breathtaking view of the Bras d'Or Lakes. Immerse yourself in history at the Marconi National Historic Site, honouring Marconi's role in the development of today's network of global communications, or the Alexander Graham Bell Museum, where models replicas, photo displays, artifacts and films describe the fascinating life and work of the famous inventor.
Our accommodations include four rooms (twin, double and queen-sized beds; one with private deck), with ensuite, private or shared 4-piece bath, cable TV and free Wi-Fi. A generous full breakfast in an elegant dining room is served between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Mingle with guests on the veranda or rest and relax beside the pond. We have ample parking, and we are close to the Newfoundland ferry. Late-night arrivals and early departures welcome.
Cancellation policy: Must cancel 48 hours prior to arrival for a refund of a deposit or to avoid a credit card charge.
Lantern Walk Through Time
Community: Ingonish Beach
As the darkness creeps in, listen for the haunting sounds of the night. Step into the past and become spellbound by the tales of this place,...
The Lakes at Ben Eoin Golf Club & Resort – Golf & Dine on the Lakes
Region: Bras d'Or Lake
Community: Ben Eoin
The Lakes at Ben Eoin is a world-class course with stunning vista views of the Bras d'Or Lakes, intricately woven around the base of Ben E...
Region: Sydney and Area / Marconi Trail
Community: Louisbourg
Experience life in 18th-century Canada – Time travel into everyday lives within Louisbourg and tackle some new old skills Rub shoul...
Coxheath Hills Wilderness Trail
Community: Sydney
Length: 10.3 km (6.4 mi) total Hiking Time: 2+hr Type of Trail: crushed stone, compacted earth, natural surface Uses (no snow): walking, bik...
Celtic Colours International Festival – Official Concerts
For nine days in October, amid the splendour of the fall colours, Cape Breton Island overflows with music, energy, and excitement as people ...
Sydney Museum (formerly Cape Breton Centre for Heritage and Science)
An interactive museum that explores the history and culture of Sydney and area. The museum offers children's activities, an oral histo...
Escape to Nature: Hiking Fishing Cove Trail
The trail starts out somewhat wide and eventually narrows to a footpath in the woods – exactly what we wanted! We love hiking when it feels like
Cape Breton Fall Guide for Instagrammers
Cabot Trail | Cape Breton Highlands National Park | Fall | Hiking | Outdoor Adventure
Cape Breton is becoming one of the most sought after locations to Instagram in Canada. Use our hashtag #FallforCapeBreton to be entered into a great get away package!
The True Meaning of "Ceilidh" in Cape Breton
Festival & Events | Living Culture | Music & the Arts
It's often heard around the island that there will be a ceilidh in this place, or that people are going to a ceilidh tonight, or will there be a ceilidh anywhere this weekend?
7 Unique Places to Stay This Winter
Many marvel at the breathtaking views Cape Breton has in the summertime, but have you ever truly appreciated unwinding in our gorgeous winter? These snowy escapes could become your new favourite way to recharge this season.
14 Inspiring Cape Breton Island Adventure Instagrammers
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Some incredibly talented creators are sharing their Cape Breton Island outdoor adventures! Take a look through their lens to see what adventures can happen in this special place,
G'way Wit' Ya? Cape Bretoners Have an Accent?!
Living Culture | Music & the Arts
It's no secret that Cape Bretoners have an accent. The accent can sometimes take on a gaelic sound and sometimes can sound a kin to a Newfoundland accent. Either way our accent is a part of our identity and no doubt a part of our charm.


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Conaire Mór er en legendarisk helt og overkonge i irsk mytologi. Han er blandt andet kendt fra sagaen Ødelæggelsen af Da Dergas gæstegård. Han var søn af Mess Búachalla, som igen var datter af personer som optræder i sagaen Étaíns friere.

Conaires fremstilles som en fredskonge, og ifølge Lebor Gabála Érenn skulle han have været konge af Irland samtidig med den romerske keiser Augustus' regeringstid. Han dør i de dramatiske kampe på Da Dergas gæstegård.

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LEWISVILLE, TEXAS – Premier Trailer Leasing, a leading provider of trailer rental and leasing assets, announced today it has opened a new branch location near Stockton, California. The Premier Stockton branch is located at 120 E. Equipment Court, French Camp, California. Premier now has five locations on the West Coast: Rancho Cucamonga, Los Angeles, Stockton, Portland and Seattle.
"Opening in Stockton furthers Premier's commitment to the West Coast, and enhances our capabilities with our growing national customer base. We look forward to providing 'A New Lease On Trailer Leasing' experience to Northern California. That means quality equipment and advanced technology that saves fuel and increases productivity," says Jim Aubuchon, Premier's President and CEO.
Premier Trailer Leasing has over 30,000 units and 27 locations in 20 states, to service all our customers' trailer needs. Our fleet is comprised of new and late model units with value-added services and equipment such as trailer tracking and CARB compliant devices. Premier has grown tremendously in the last 4 years from 11,000 trailers to over 30,000 trailers, acquiring: 53-foot air-ride plate vans, 48- and 53-foot rail lift-gates, refrigerated vans, flatbeds and tridem chassis.
We continue to invest in our customer facing systems and have created a web portal enabling our customers to access account information from a desktop computer or a mobile device. These services include: online visibility of trailer assets via Spireon®FleetLocate® trailer tracking, current rental equipment and rental history, trailer registrations, invoices, damage notifications with pictures and rental agreements.


Another Glorious Tahoe Summer | Meghan Kelly Teles!
When you ask people about Tahoe, it is often said "they came for the winter, but stayed for the summer." There are arguably better ski destinations in North America, but I've never heard anyone claim that their ski town is better than Tahoe in the summer. This past weekend, I had a super fun multi-sport day wakesurfing with my friends Mark and Julie and then rallying an all-female crew to ride to "the Bench" – a technical 15 mile out and back mountain bike ride along the scenic Tahoe Rim Trail.
My very talented friend Adam just released this video summing up his winter and summer visits to his home of Lake Tahoe while he is away at school. Check it out. It will make you wish you grew up here.
I'm continuously grateful to call Lake Tahoe home and will be savoring the last week of summer!
A beautiful sunset on the way home via paddleboard from the Thursday night Summer Lakeview Concert Series.


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LEGO Star Wars Battles Announced For Mobile Devices
If you own a smartphone, you'll be happy to know you can get a new game next year called LEGO Star Wars Battles.
This is a unique real time multiplayer game that you can play online. LEGO Star Wars Battles has actual PvP battles featuring many of your favorite Star Wars characters like Boba Fett, Yoda, Darth Vader, Rey and more.
Many iconic locations from the movies are here too including Scarif which makes its debut in a LEGO Star Wars video game. Scarif last appeared in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
The game will be released in 2020 and is downloadable on Android and iOS devices. You can read more about the game via the announcement on StarWars.com.
"This is LEGO Star Wars Battles, a new mobile game that combines competitive combat, character collecting, and tower building with the classic charm and humor of LEGO. Lead an army of LEGO Star Wars characters into real-time multiplayer PvP battles in arenas inspired by iconic locations from throughout the galaxy. Collect and upgrade characters and vehicles and craft both light and dark side armies to take into battle. Build LEGO towers on the battlefield to strategically combat, defend, and capture territory as you push toward the enemy base to claim victory."
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Home Solar Tata Power bags solar rooftop deal from GE
Tata Power bags solar rooftop deal from GE
Tata Power Renewable Energy has entered into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with GE to provide solar rooftop solutions for six manufacturing and services sites in India.
Tata Power will install solar rooftop projects — on Build-Own-Operate basis — at GE India's manufacturing sites at Durgapur in West Bengal, Pallavaram and Hosur in Tamil Nadu, multi-modal manufacturing site at Pune and upcoming factory at Marhowra in Bihar and maintenance facility at Roza in Uttar Pradesh.
The installation of the solar rooftop projects will help to generate over 1 million kWh of electricity per year, and will lead to an average tariff reduction of around 30 percent. GE will also be able to curb the emission of over 13,000 kg of carbon dioxide per day, Ashish Khanna, president, Tata Power (Renewables), said.
"India has a lot of potential for solar rooftop projects which need to be harnessed to meet India's energy needs for manufacturing," Amit Kumar, vice president, Supply Chain – GE India & South-East Asia, said.
Tata Power Solar has commissioned more than 1.45 GW of ground-mount utility scale and over 200 MW of rooftop and distributed generation projects across the country till date. The total installed capacity in the rooftop segment is over 200 MW as of 31 March 2018 including commercial, residential & industrial sector.
Tata Power Solar operates manufacturing unit in Bangalore, with a production capacity of 400 MW of modules and 300 MW of cells. It has completed more than 1.5GW of ground-mount utility scale and over 200MW of rooftop and distributed generation projects across the country.
Tata Power wins solar project deal from NTPC
Forecast on global solar installations by IHS Markit
Sterling and Wilson starts construction of 200 MW project in Australia


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William Yeardley Genealogy
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William Yeardley (I), b. in England in 1752, came to Dublin, N. H., in 1776 and died there, June 23, 1805. He m. Sarah Twitchell, dau. of Gershom, b. 1750; d. in Dublin, Jan. 7, 1831. Of their six children the third was William (II), b. 1784; m. 1804, Rhoda Brooks, dau. of Joseph, b. Mar. 3, 1707; d. Apr. 5, 1837. Horace (III), the fifth of the nine children of William and Rhoda (Brooks) Yeardley, was b. in Dublin, Mar. 11, 1814, and m. Sarah Elizabeth Taylor b. Aug. 30, 1822. Their son, William Wallace, 1, was b. in Dublin, now Harrisville, Mar. 17, 1842. He spelt his name Yardley. He came to Sullivan, in 1884, and settled on the "Col. Hubbard" place, which had last been occupied by Alanson Nims, and previously by the latter's father, Daniel Adams Nims.
William Wallace4 Yardley, son of Horace3, was a farmer in Nelson and S., and moved to Marlow in 1899; m. Feb. 21, 1877, Mary Jane Rich, b. Stoughton, Mass., Oct. 13, 1858; d. in Lowell, Nov. 16, 1916; dau. of Charles C. and Ellen E (Dodge) Rich. Ch.:
William Henry5, b. Nelson, Feb. 4, 1880.
Frances Louisa5, b. Nelson, Sept. 23, 1881.
Jennie Gertrude5, b. Nelson, Dec. 1, 1883.
Mabel Alice5, b. S., May 7, 1885.
Mary Edith5, b. S., Dec. 18, 1887.
Florence Viola5, b. S., May 4, 1891.
Grace Emogene5, b. S., Sept. 22, 1895.
William Henry5 Yardley, son of William Wallace4; m. Dec. 25, 1901, in Marlow, Grace A. French, b. Marlow, 1883; dau. of Wallace and Charlotte (Allen) French. Ch. b. Marlow:
William6, b. Feb. 6, 1903.
Amy Marian6, b. Feb. 22, 1905.
A son6, b. May 12, 1908.
Elsie M.6, b. Feb. 15, 1910.
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Seward, Josiah Lafayette. A History of the Town of Sullivan, New Hampshire 1777-1917 . Keene, New Hampshire. c1921.


Soak up the sun and save in Cohuna Waterfront Holiday Park's 72 Hour Sale.
Enjoy a holiday by the water and take advantage of what's left of the warm weather, Stay 2 Nights and Save 20%* at Cohuna Waterfront Holiday Park.
Located 50 minutes' drive from Echuca on the banks of Gunbower Creek, in Victoria's north east, the park offers a range of accommodation including two bedroom cabins, as well as powered and unpowered sites for caravanning and camping.
The kids will love the jumping pillow, swimming pool and playground, not to mention the tennis and basketball courts within the park. Fish from the banks of the creek, or meander through the waterways by kayak.
Sale includes April school holidays on selected room types. Ends Friday, 19 February – don't miss out!
^Rates advertised above are per night, twin share and already have discount applied.
On sale from 10am (AEDST) Tuesday, 16 February, 2016, until 10am, Friday, 19 February, 2016.
Valid for travel from 16 February, 2016 – 30 June, 2016.
Minimum 2 night consecutive stay applies to receive discount.
Discount is applicable on bookings of 2 nights or more.
Seasonal minimum length of stay applies.
Prices subject to exchange rates and currency fluctuations.
All rates in AUD unless otherwise stated.
Available for new bookings only and cannot be combined with any other offer, other rates or coupons.
Offer is to be paid in full. Bookings must be pre-paid and non-refundable.


With Hurricane Matthew behind us, residents of New Smyrna Beach and Florida are beginning to clean up and assess damage. While we are fortunate that no lives were lost in New Smyrna Beach during Hurricane Matthew, several homes sustained significant damage. Before you call the first contractor you find on Google, here are four things you should know to save you further stress.
We know- your home was damaged and you want it repaired as soon as possible, so it is tempting to call up the first contractor you find on Google and get the process started. Take a moment to slow down and remember that the damage has already been done, and hiring the right contractor will save you future stress and money. According to money.usnews.com, you can check a contractor's credentials on contractors-license.org to make sure that they are licensed and registered in your state. After verifying their license, stop by the Better Business Bureau's website and make sure that they do not have any complaints against them.
2) Who are the subcontractors?
It's not uncommon for general contractors to use subcontractors to complete a large job or for a specialty, such as electrical work. When you are talking to a potential contractor, make sure to ask if they plan to use subcontractors to complete your job and if so, get a list of the subcontractor's names. Check out the list of subcontractors just like you would the contractor- make sure they are licensed and bonded, and look them up on websites such as Angie's List, where you can read real reviews from people who have worked with them before.
While it might be nice to meet with a contractor, get a price and move forward with the work, don't rush past the important details. After your contractor gives you a price, ask them for an itemized bid. An itemized bid will break down the cost for each element of the job so that you can see exactly what you are paying for and exactly how much each element will cost. According to houselogic.com, requesting itemized bids is not an uncommon practice and if your contractor balks at providing one, consider it a major red flag.
It is tempting to save money and hire the contractor that gives the lowest bid, but home repair is not the place to cut corners. When repairing your home, you want to make sure the repair is up to standard and will last for the remainder of your home's life. If you hire the contractor with the lowball bid, be aware that you may end up repairing the same issue in a few years when the work doesn't hold up. Invest in your home and hire a quality contractor who will use quality materials and do the repair to standard.


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About Nicholas Galanin
Born in Sitka, Alaska, Nicholas Galanin has struck an intriguing balance between his origins and the course of his practice. Having trained extensively in 'traditional' as well as 'contemporary' approaches to art, he pursues them both in parallel paths. His stunning bodies of work simultaneously preserve his culture and explore new perceptual territory. Galanin studied at the London Guildhall University, where he received a Bachelor's of Fine Arts with honors in Jewelry Design and Silversmithing and at Massey University in New Zealand earning a Master's degree in Indigenous Visual Arts. Valuing his culture as highly as his individuality, Galanin has created an unusual path for himself. He deftly navigates "the politics of cultural representation", as he balances both ends of the aesthetic spectrum. With a fiercely independent spirit, Galanin has found the best of both worlds and has given them back to his audience in stunning form.


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COVID-19 Surveillance Dashboard
The Biocomplexity Institute at the University of Virginia has been at the forefront of epidemiological modeling to track the COVID-19 pandemic and has developed a suite of COVID-19 epidemic response resources including a series of dashboards to better help the public and the government better understand the pandemic. This is a static view of the Institute's interactive COVID-19 Surveillance Dashboard, which provides a visualization of COVID-19 cases, recoveries, and deaths across the globe. In an effort to support the planning and response efforts for the recent Coronavirus pandemic, researchers prepared this visualization tool that provides a unique way of examining data curated by different data sources.
https://nssac.bii.virginia.edu/covid-19/dashboard/
Other COVID-19 resources from the UVA Biocomplexity Institute:
https://covid19.biocomplexity.virginia.edu/
Updated July 23, 2020 | projects bioinformatics, covid-19, web


Dexter is 6 yrs old. I got him when I was in college. He is a rescue, abandoned as a puppy for being the runt. He's the best thing that happened to me and my wife. We now own two pitbulls both who are rescues.


In "Balloon Blowout Free" the balloons have escaped and it is your task to pop them before they all get away. You can drag them into groups and get extra point multipliers for popping balloons of the same color before popping balloons of another color. The balloons come with many crazy faces and there are also special balloons that give extra powers.
It comes with 15 puzzles with popping points and star system goals and an exhilarating super survivor mode that lets you play as long as you can last. Who knew that popping balloons could be so much fun?!?
* 15 different puzzle levels with each one never being quite the same.
We hope you enjoy Balloon Blowout Free! If so you can also buy the full version to get 30 more puzzles for a total of 45 puzzles in all.


Run for the fun of it and support the Susquehanna Animal Shelter. This seventh annual 10K, 5K run/ 3K walk race is open to adults and children with special giveaways plus a glass of Fly Creek's Hard Cider upon completion.
Registration is required and all proceeds will benefit the Susquehanna Animal Shelter.
Visit the Mill's website events section for registration information.
The race starts at 10:00 AM.
10:00am Start. Visit the website for more details and registration.


Please make your check payable to "AVA/The Haven" and provide your complete name and mailing address so that we can send you a receipt for tax purposes.
Corporate Matching grant program: As a California nonprofit, we are eligible for most companies' corporate matching grant programs. If you work for a company, ask your HR department if you have a matching grant program. How it works: If you, the employee, make a donation of $100.00, then your company will match your contribution with $100.00 from the company. We fill out all required paperwork and fax back to your company. Just let us know and send us the matching grant forms. With matching grant programs, your donation is doubled!
You can make donations to The Rabbit Haven using our Square store.
Rabbit Haven donation jars are placed at For Other Living Things, Pet Pals and Scotts Valley Feed. You can make cash donations in these jars at any time.


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Die Synagoge in Ingenheim, einem Ortsteil der Ortsgemeinde Billigheim-Ingenheim im Landkreis Südliche Weinstraße (Rheinland-Pfalz), war eine Synagoge, die 1831/32 gebaut und während der Novemberpogrome 1938 verwüstet wurde. Die Synagoge stand in der Hauptstraße 21.

Geschichte
Die jüdische Gemeinde Ingenheim besaß zuvor eine ältere Synagoge, über die nichts überliefert ist. Bernhard Roos unterzeichnete als 1. Vorstand der größten jüdischen Kultusgemeinde in der Pfalz mit weiteren Mitgliedern am 27. September 1827 den Kaufvertrag des zukünftigen Synagogengrundstücks. 1830 wurde bei der Planung eines Neubaus der Entwurf des Münchner Architekten Friedrich von Gärtner ausgewählt. Den Innenausbau übernahm August von Voit. Am 10. Dezember 1832 erfolgte die feierliche Einweihung, bei der Rabbiner Jakob Aaron Ettlinger die Einweihungsrede hielt. Das Gebäude mit einer Grundfläche von 125 m² hatte Plätze für 240 Männer und 170 Frauen auf den Emporen. Die Ingenheimer Synagoge wurde zum Vorbild für andere Synagogen im Königreich Bayern wie in Albersweiler, Binswangen, Böhl oder Weingarten.

1922 stellte die jüdische Gemeinde im Mittelgang vor der Bima ein Denkmal für die im Ersten Weltkrieg gefallenen Gemeindemitglieder auf.

Im Juni 1844 besuchte der Speyerer Bischof Nikolaus von Weis die Synagoge in Ingenheim, was eine für die damalige Zeit bedeutende Annäherung an die jüdische Bevölkerung war.

Zeit des Nationalsozialismus
Die Synagoge in Ingenheim wurde während der Novemberpogrome am 10. November 1938 angezündet. Die Feuerwehr durfte nicht löschen und das Gebäude brannte völlig aus. Folgende rituelle Gegenstände wurden vernichtet: 20 Torarollen, 60 Toramäntel, 15 Sätze Toraschmuck, 100 Torawimpel, zehn Toravorhänge, eine ewige Lampe, vier Chanukkia, vier silberne Altarleuchter, zwei Megillot, zwei Schofarhörner u.v.m.

Die Ruine der Synagoge wurde während des Krieges weiter beschädigt und schließlich abgebrochen. Eine Gedenktafel wurde 1986 in Anwesenheit des damaligen Landesrabbiners von Rheinland-Pfalz Meir Ydit eingeweiht.

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Der zweigeschossige Putzbau hatte eine repräsentative, von einem Staffelgiebel überhöhte Westfassade, die von einem Portal beherrscht wurde, das bis an das Kranzgesims reichte. Der Eingang bestand aus einem stark eingezogenen Hufeisenbogen, der auf zwei Säulen mit Kapitellen ruhte. Dahinter befand sich die zweiflügelige Kassettentür, über die ein Okulus angebracht war. Im Stufengiebel befand sich ein Zwillingsfenster in einem Rechteckrahmen mit Hufeisenbögen und ein Kleeblattbogen als Abschluss der Fensteranlage. Auf dem Giebel thronten die Gesetzestafeln mit einem von Akroterien gekrönten Aufsatz. Die an den Längsseiten des Gebäudes befindlichen Fenster hatten ebenfalls auf beiden Geschossen Hufeisenbögen. Das gesamte Äußere war geprägt von orientalisierenden Stilelementen.

Über dem Portal war folgende Inschrift angebracht: Dies ist das Tor zum Herrn, Gerechte ziehen durch es hinein (Psalm 118,20). Darüber stand im Fenster der auf Hochzeitssteinen (Chuppastein) übliche Spruch: Die Stimme der Wonne und die Stimme der Freude, das sind die Stimme des Bräutigams und die Stimme der Braut (Jeremia 7,34).

Innenraum
Nach einer Vorhalle, mit beidseitigen Fenstern, betrat man den Betssal, der von je sechs Fenstern auf beiden Seiten ausreichend Licht bekam. Die dreiseitige Frauenempore ruhte auf schlanken Säulen mit Kapitellen. Darunter waren rechts und links die Männerbänke aufgestellt, so dass ein breiter Mittelgang entstand. Die Bima befand sich in der Mitte des Saals und der Toraschrein war als Ädikula mit Säulen und ägyptisierenden Kapitellen und reich verziertem Flachgiebel ausgeführt. Die Toralade war in eine Hufeisenbogennische eingestellt.

Siehe auch
 Liste der im Deutschen Reich von 1933 bis 1945 zerstörten Synagogen

Literatur
Jüdisches Leben in der Pfalz: Ein Kultur-Reiseführer. S. Meißner und B. Gerlach (Hrsg.), Speyer 2013, S. 63–64.
"… und dies ist die Pforte des Himmels". Synagogen Rheinland-Pfalz und Saarland. Bearbeitet von Stefan Fischbach u. a., herausgegeben vom Landesamt für Denkmalpflege Rheinland-Pfalz u. a., Mainz 2005, S. 105–108, ISBN 3-8053-3313-7 (Gedenkbuch der Synagogen in Deutschland, Band 2).

Weblinks

 Synagoge Ingenheim bei Alemannia Judaica
Synagoge Ingenheim bei www.christen-und-juden.de

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As many as 80 UGM students have been selected to join woman's capacity training during the UNESCO-UNITWIN Training Program, held at UGM.
The event was organised by Sookmyung Women's University South Korea, Asia Pacific Women's Information Network Center (APWINC), South Korea's Education Ministry in cooperation with UGM Centre for Women's Studies. From 7- 11 January 2019 the students were given training in information technology and communication, and leadership.
Niken Herminingsih, M.Hum., event committee member, said the training was conducted to increase the knowledge and interest of the students in terms of information communication and technology, and leadership.
"We hope the event would increase the capacity of the women regarding information communication and technology, and leadership," she said alongside the event on Monday (7/1) at Faculty of Law UGM.
The participants were divided into small groups of ICT and given training by experts related to Arduino by Prof. Todd Holoubek from Seoul Innovation Center and Cloud Computing by Changmin Park from Sookmyung Women's University.
Participants of leadership training were given a special lecture from UGM Vice-Rector for Research and Community Service, drg. Ika Dewi Ana, M.Ke., Ph.D., and Founder of Yayasan Rumah Komunitas Kreatif, Dr. Ella Yulaelawati.
"At the end of the training each team will present their ideas on the matter. The best team will earn an opportunity to take part in a one-week training in South Korea at the end of this year," she said.


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Father sold heroin to support his children
Eimear Cotter
A DAD of two claimed he sold heroin to "make a few extra pounds for his family".
Darren Mooney (31) said he was in financial difficulties and he was selling the heroin in small deals of €20 or €30.
A court heard that Mooney had a drug problem, but was stabilised on methadone, and had been providing clean tests.
The defendant, of Fortunestown Crescent, Tallaght, previously admitted before Tallaght District Court to simple possession of heroin and having the drug for sale or supply.
The incident took place at Deerpark Avenue in Tallaght on August 14 last year. The value of the drugs was €300.
Defence solicitor Grainne Malone urged a judge not to imprison Mooney, saying he was co-operative with gardai.
She said the amount of heroin he was selling was small.
Judge James McDonnell fined Mooney €1,500 and sentenced him to 11 months in prison suspended for two years.


Scare up some crazy good deals during this year's Steam Halloween Sale.
The 2017 Steam Halloween Sale is officially live, bringing with it deals across a wide variety of games, many of them within the horror genre. The sale will continue over the next 6 days and will end at 10 a.m. (PDT) on Wednesday, November 1st. To help, you can click here to check out the complete Steam Halloween Sale page, which lists out all of the available deals.
Additionally, you can use websites like CheapShark to keep an eye out for some of the best deals percentage wise. While the Steam Halloween Sale may serve as a precursor to larger sales, such as the Black Friday and Winter sales, there are nevertheless plenty of scary good deals to go around.
Below, we've highlighted some of our favorite indie game deals within the Steam Halloween Sale.
Wondering when the Steam Black Friday and Winter sales will go live? Be sure to head over to our article where we discuss the leaked dates for Steam's Halloween, Black Friday, and Winter sales!


The United States Postal Service (USPS) is a perennial money loser despite raising rates annually and attempting to get its costs under control. Tasked with delivering mail to every address in the nation, the USPS is a bloated government bureaucracy finding itself unable to compete in an age where digital technology and private enterprise have figured out ways of doing what it does faster, cheaper and smarter.
Earlier this week Postmaster General John E. Potter presented a ten-year plan for the USPS to stave off a projected $238 billion short fall over that time. His plan includes aggressive cost cutting including taking as many as 50 possible actions to help the USPS turn a profit. But before the postal service can institute change it must receive permission from its eleven member board of governors, nine of whom are appointed by the president of the United States. The USPS receives its authority from the US Constitution, but has been financially independent since the early 1980s.
"The crisis we're facing gives us an historic opportunity to make changes that will lay the foundation for a leaner, more market responsive Postal Service that can thrive far into the future," Potter said, stressing that there is no one single answer or quick fix to the crisis.
Adjust delivery days. Currently, mail is delivered Monday through Saturday at residences, Monday through Friday to most businesses. Some critics have proposed eliminating either Saturday or Monday delivery.
Restructure benefits. Health care and pension benefits for USPS employees are among the most generous in the nation. Changing these benefits to line up with the rest of the industry will bring about significant savings.
Modernize access. Instead of relying on brick and mortar post office buildings, the USPS might utilize grocery stores, retail centers and other high trafficked areas to reach their customers.
Flexible workforce. With tens of thousands of employees set to retire over the coming decade, the USPS may be able to scale back itself back while also cross training employees to take on other tasks.
New products. Though not outlined in the plan, the postal service could introduce new products consistent with its business.
Potter said that the business plan is a path to the future, one where the USPS plays an important role in the American economy, while remaining an integral part of every American community and delivering the greatest value of any corresponding post service in the world.
"If given the flexibility to respond to an evolving marketplace, the Postal service will continue to be an integral part of the fabric of American life," Potter said.


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Housing Infrastructure Fund (HIF) - Update
01/09/2022 - Published in plan, Forward Plan of Key Decisions - September 2022 to December 2022
07/09/2022 - Published in plan, Forward Plan of Key Decisions - September 2022 to January 2023
01/11/2022 - Published in plan, Forward Plan of Key Decisions - November 2022 to February 2023
09/11/2022 - Published in plan, Forward Plan of Key Decisions - November 2022 to March 2023
08/12/2022 - Agenda item, Executive Housing Infrastructure Fund (HIF) - Update EXE22-058 08/12/2022


Qualcomm recently unveiled their latest and greatest chipset, Snapdragon 805 and we were hoping to know as to when the devices featuring the powerful chipset will make their way to the market and now we have more details about it as Qualcomm has revealed that devices featuring the Snapdragon 805 will arrive in May.
Snapdragon 805 features brand new four Krait 450 cores and a brand new Adreno 420 GPU capable of encoding and decoding 4K video in real time and much more so we are pretty excited to get hands on with devices featuring the mighty processor.
Will the devices featuring the Snapdragon 805 be a tablet or a smartphone? Well our guess is as good as yours but be sure we'll let you know as we get to know more of the first device featuring the Snapdragon 805. The rumored Oppo Find 7 might be the one or even the HTC M8/One+/Two but those are just rumors as of now.


HATCH WAS FOUNDED IN 2011 BY ARIANE GOLDMAN Born out of a desire for something chic and elevated, Ariane created HATCH to fill a void in the maternity clothing market. With this in mind, she created an original line of chic and timeless clothing meant to be worn for every stage. A mother of two, Ariane formerly worked on Wall Street and is also the founder of a bridal clothing company. She believes in the power of clothing for before, during and after and that getting dressed should be simple and fun. HATCH's collections are designed to celebrate every choice, no matter your stage. We work hard to be a trusted resource for our community. From hosting exclusive events with mamas who inspire us, to offering services that are thoughtful and nurturing, to partnering with organizations such as Every Mother Counts, the Alliance of Moms and many others in favor of mothers everywhere. HATCH is here to be your breather. Our products are designed to make each moment - pregnant or not – enjoyable, rich, fun and beautiful.


Novoplastik offers quick, cost-effective and high quality prototype manufacturing services.
Our lenghty experience provides a solid backing for prototype products with a finished and realistic outlook, which are ready to be presented to the end-user.
A wide variety of options in terms of body material, and surface materials or treatments.
In addition to prototyping, we can also offer prototype tooling for small batches.
Prototypes are based on our customer's own 3D-model, or if necessary, we can offer 3D modelling service.
The outcome will be a product of high dimensional accuracy with requested, finished surface and with necessary attachment and reference points.
Our prototyping process also offers our customer a chance to review their design process through a tangible prototype, before starting the production of actual production tooling.
Please contact us for a prototype quotation.


Hip, trendy, retro, big or small. We have a sports bag for everyone! Be inspired by our large collection of sports bags.
Sports bags are practical items for people who use them regularly – often several times a week. People who practise sports almost always buy a sports bag to carry and store their sports clothes, towels and sports shoes. However, there are also sports clubs and sports associations that buy sports bags to give their members. Buying sports bags and printing a logo on them is the optimal way to promote their club or association.
Sports bags are ideal promotional items to have printed with a name, logo or message. A sports bag has plenty of good spots to print the logo on so it is visible and seen by many. Often companies or government agencies are approached for buying sports bags for associations and clubs. The name or logo of the sponsor can be printed so it catches the eye. By supporting sports clubs and associations, companies can promote their name via many members. Buying a sports bag is also recommended for promoting fitness and a healthy lifestyle.