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Laboratory capability and surveillance testing for middle east respiratory syndrome coronavirus infection in the who European region, June 2013
Pereyaslov, D.
Rosin, P.
Palm, D.
Zeller, H.
Gross, D.
Brown, C.S.
Struelens, M.J.
Robo, Alma
Hatibi, I.H.
Alis, J.C.
Sargsyan, S.
Gurbanov, S.
Gribkova, N.
van Ranst, M.
Ieven, G.
Patteet, S.
Tomić, S.
Korsun, N.
Drazenović, V.
Pieridou-Bagkatzouni, D.
Jirincova, H.
Havlickova, M.
Fomsgaard, A.
Rae, K.
Lappalainen, M.
Ikonen, N.
Lina, B.
van der Werf, S.
Manuguerra, J.-C.
Machablishvili, A.
Eickmann, M.
Wolff, T.
Dobler, G.
Schmidt-Chanasit, J.
Drosten, C.
Papa, Anna
Mentis, Andreas F.
Kis, Z.
Löve, A.
Coughlan, S.
Mandelboim, M.
Capobianchi, M.R.
Landini, M.P.
Baldanti, F.
Palu, G.
Ghisetti, V.
Donatelli, I.
Nusupbayeva, G.
Tokhtabakiyeva, Z.
Kasymbekova, Kalia
Storozenko, J.
Erne, S.
Griskevicius, A.
Opp, M.
Barbara, C.
Vratnica, Z.
Reusken, C.
Dudman, S.G.
Hungnes, O.
Pancer, K.
Guiomar, R.
Eder, V.
Lupulescu, Emilia
Yatsyshina, S.
Pisareva, M.
Buzitskaya, Z.
Sergeev, A.
Nedeljković, Jasminka
Staroňová, E.
Županc, T.A.
Petrovec, M.
Korva, M.
Prosenc, K.
Casas, I.
Gaines, H.
Cherpillod, P.
Zakirova, N.
Bosevska, G.
Altas, B.
Ciblak, M.
Mironenko, A.
Dykhanovska, T.
Demchyshyna, Irina V.
Bermingham, A.
Rakhimov, R.
Since September 2012, over 90 cases of respiratory disease caused by a novel coronavirus, now named Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), have been reported in the Middle East and Europe. To ascertain the capabilities and testing experience of national reference laboratories across the World Health Organization (WHO) European Region to detect this virus, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and the WHO Regional Office for Europe conducted a joint survey in November 2012 and a follow-up survey in June 2013. In 2013, 29 of 52 responding WHO European Region countries and 24 of 31 countries of the European Union/European Economic Area (EU/EEA) had laboratory capabilities to detect and confirm MERS-CoV cases, compared with 22 of 46 and 18 of 30 countries, respectively, in 2012. By June 2013, more than 2,300 patients had been tested in 23 countries in the WHO European Region with nine laboratory-confirmed MERS-CoV cases. These data indicate that th...e Region has developed significant capability to detect this emerging virus in accordance with WHO and ECDC guidance. However, not all countries had developed capabilities, and the needs to do so should be addressed. This includes enhancing collaborations between countries to ensure diagnostic capabilities for surveillance of MERS-CoV infections across the European Region.
Eurosurveillance, 2014, 19, 40
DOI: 10.2807/1560-7917.ES2014.19.40.20923
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AU  - Bermingham, A.
AU  - Rakhimov, R.
AB  - Since September 2012, over 90 cases of respiratory disease caused by a novel coronavirus, now named Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), have been reported in the Middle East and Europe. To ascertain the capabilities and testing experience of national reference laboratories across the World Health Organization (WHO) European Region to detect this virus, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and the WHO Regional Office for Europe conducted a joint survey in November 2012 and a follow-up survey in June 2013. In 2013, 29 of 52 responding WHO European Region countries and 24 of 31 countries of the European Union/European Economic Area (EU/EEA) had laboratory capabilities to detect and confirm MERS-CoV cases, compared with 22 of 46 and 18 of 30 countries, respectively, in 2012. By June 2013, more than 2,300 patients had been tested in 23 countries in the WHO European Region with nine laboratory-confirmed MERS-CoV cases. These data indicate that the Region has developed significant capability to detect this emerging virus in accordance with WHO and ECDC guidance. However, not all countries had developed capabilities, and the needs to do so should be addressed. This includes enhancing collaborations between countries to ensure diagnostic capabilities for surveillance of MERS-CoV infections across the European Region.
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No legal hurdle in releasing Dhingra panel report: Ashok Khemka to Haryana CM
This story is from September 8, 2018
Ajay Sura | TNN | Updated: Sep 8, 2018, 10:58 IST
Ashok Khemka
CHANDIGARH: Haryana bureaucrat Ashok Khemka has asked chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar to table in assembly the report of Justice S N Dhingra commission, which probed controversial land deals in Gurugram, including those of Congress president Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra.
Terming the stay on the commission's report before the Punjab and Haryana high court as "self-inflicted wound," the senior IAS officer has also explained as to how there was no legal impediment in the publication of Dhingra report.
In his two-page letter to the CM, Khemka went on to suggest that the statement made by the CM that there was stay in publication of the report, was "not correct". The CM has recently told the mediapersons that the report of Dhingra commission cannot be published because of court stay.
The statement was made by Khattar while reacting to the queries on the recent FIR registered by police in relation to the Onkareshwar Properties-Skylight Hospitality-DLF land licences transaction in sector-83 Gurugram.
"The HC had stayed the publication of report on oral assurance given by the Haryana AG while hearing former CM Bhupinder Hooda's plea on November 23, 2016. The interim protection was not to continue beyond the next date of hearing unless specifically extended by the court. The assurance was reiterated by additional solicitor general (ASG) Tushar Mehta and AG Haryana on the next date of hearing on December 8, 2016, and December 13, 2016. The interim protection was continued for next 10 hearings till July 19, 2017. However, there was no interim protection of the court beyond August 30, 2017," Khemka has explained.
He has said that it was within the powers of the government to table the report before the assembly any time after August 30, 2017, together with memorandum of action.
The senior bureaucrat, however, has expressed doubts whether the Dhingra report would be able to throw more light on the Onkareshwar Oroperties-Skylight Hospitality-DLF land license transaction than what was already contained in his reports submitted to the government on May 21, 2013, and February 12, 2015.
"The illegalities/irregularities in the issue of CLU/licences could have been detected in-house without burdening the government with additional costs. Enough public money and time is spent without any tangible or concrete action on the scam," the officer has stated in his communication.
Public money spent:
The total expenditure on Justice Dhingra inquiry commission may be around Rs 2 crore
Haryana has to pay Rs 7.4 lakh to ASG Tushar Mehta for every appearance, along with business class air travel and five star accommodations. He has appeared on 10 hearings so far. An amount of around 54 lakh has already been sanctioned for his seven appearances
Justice S N Dhingra (retd) was paid at Rs 4.58 lakh per month. The commission was operational for 15 months and the former Delhi HC judge was paid around Rs 68 lakh

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Retail CBDCs, as contrast to wholesale CBDCs, are used by individuals and organizations to make payments and store value using the virtual equivalent of a particular fiat currency, such as the Indian rupee. The RBI intends to introduce the digital rupee for the retail sector in a few areas within a month, according to the new report. India launched a CBDC rather quickly. The initial ideas were revealed in February 2022 by Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who claimed that a digital rupee would provide India's economy a "huge boost."
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Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International
Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG)
Located 13 miles (20km) outside of Cincinnati, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is a busy Midwestern hub, and one of the primary gateways to Ohio. Serving nearly eight million passengers each year, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport has a reputation as a pleasantly efficient facility.
Although services and amenities are very basic there are plenty of shopping and dining options in Terminal 3, which resembles a shopping mall more than an airport! Most flights to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport are operated by Delta.
While it's an international airport, nearly all routes are domestic with short flights to Atlanta and Chicago being the most popular. The airport's small size puts it at a disadvantage in the winter, when de-icing aircraft and runways can cause longer delays than in larger facilities.
The airport is situated 13 miles (21km) south of downtown Cincinnati.
Getting to the city
TANK public bus services are available between the airport and downtown Cincinnati and Covington, seven days a week. Executive Transportation offers a shuttle service that can take passengers directly to hotels and other locations in downtown Cincinnati and Covington for a fee.
GMT -5 (GMT -4 from mid-March to the first Sunday in November).
Car rental companies include Avis, Budget, Hertz, Alamo, Dollar, Enterprise, Payless, Thrifty, Zipcar, and National. Shuttles transport customers to the rental companies.
Taxis are available from the curb outside the baggage claim area. An average fare to downtown Cincinnati is around $30-40.
Airport facilities include ATMs, a bank and currency exchange facilities, restaurants, shops (including duty-free), lounges, smoking lounges, shoeshine service, information desks, and a chapel. The airport is easily accessible to disabled passengers.
There are numerous parking facilities at the airport, including the attached Terminal Garage ($3 per hour), the ValuPark lot ($9 per day), which is connected to the terminal via shuttle, and the Curbside Valet parking option ($25 per day).
www.cvgairport.com
Flights to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport are available on Air Canada, American Eagle, Continental, Delta, United, Frontier, and USA3000 Airlines.
There is free wifi at Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport at all gates, ticketing, and baggage claim areas.
There are several Laptop Lane areas located throughout the airport with internet, fax, copying and printing services, and conference facilities are available at the attached Sheraton Hotel.
Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Taxis: the taxi fares above are intended as a guideline only.


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Let's face it folks, with the increasing militarization of our public law enforcement we are now seeing more and more SWAT team style 'raids' on homes and businesses. Right, wrong, good, bad or indifferent, it's a growing trend that unfortunately, I do not see ending but increasing in numbers in the coming months and years.
At a highly regarded blog site that I regularly read, someone wrote in about looking for information on how to prepare children for a SWAT team style raid on their organic farm (yes, it happens because of federal regulations, Mr. I HAVE A PEN and a PHONE loves to use regulations to further his Agenda 21 plans and Fascist policies). But this is a side note. It got me thinking about my own situation about 2 ½ years ago which I have blogged about in the past, when State officials decided to raid my house with the SWAT team and FBI, early one morning due to some content that an ex of mine had posted on his facebook page. Mind you, he was no longer living in the house and I was cooperative with the State Police when they first made contact with me regarding my ex and his behavior. I was and still am deeply effected by the SWAT raid on my home in the early hours of a January school morning. My children however, I don't think they even blinked an eye about it. So, with this person's question, 'how do I prepare my children for a SWAT style raid?' I had to ask myself why my children were completely unaffected by it and why I am still suffering PTSD from it. What is it that happened before the SWAT raid on my home that allowed my children to emerge unscathed?
Interestingly enough, about the ONLY answer that I can come up with is that we, as a family had run a few drills involving 'home invasion' by strangers with guns in hand. Now this may sound strange to you, but at the time I owned a bailbond business and live in the middle of nowhere where the average LEO response time is at least 10 minutes. My ex, who had experience in these matters, set out to teach us how to respond and 'what to do'. Kinda like a tornado drill or nowadays, an active shooter drill that they do at schools. Think in those terms.
My own children were taught to stay absolutely still unless given a directive by an ADULT when there was a potential threat. We practiced different scenarios on what to do depending upon point of entry and time of day. But the bottom line is and still is: following INSTRUCTIONS given immediately and without question. So they stayed right at the breakfast table without moving, because that is what I told them to do. I had no warning, just the red dots on my chest before being manhandled out of the house and out of sight. Just enough time to tell them to STAY PUT.
MY CHILDREN WERE AND ARE USED TO SEEING FIREARMS IN THE HOME.
1)	Get them used to seeing firearms in and around the home. If it is 'normal' to see this and be around them, then most likely they won't freak.
2)	Practice what to do if you experience a home invasion (legal or not).
3)	And I should mention, that if you do have firearms in the home, be safe regarding them. But at some point, as a LEO told me, they need to understand how to use them and what they do, seems to prevent accidental shootings in the home and takes away the 'fun' and 'I am not allowed to do this' factor.
These three things will make it easier for you and them. You practice fire drills, tornado drills, and at school they practice 'active shooter' drills, why NOT practice home invasion? It's a growing trend, both legally and illegally so it makes sense to do this. What you do and how you do this is up to you and your unique home situation, but increasingly, home invasions are becoming common place. So, what's your plan?
Next, I would like to address the otherside of this equation. Having an understanding myself of the legal system and the steps that have to be taken before action can be taken (though more and more it seems like shock and awe is standard operating procedure) I do KNOW for a fact, that you will have contact with some form of law enforcement BEFORE a SWAT style raid occurs. There's your tip off, your 'advanced' warning. If state police, federal agents or regulatory agents are knocking at your door then your alarm bells need to be going off and my advice, at least for the moment is to be polite, answer their questions and do NOT BE HOSTILE. Cooperate and be beyond reasonable with them. If you appear to be a threat then they will react to you as a threat and their law enforcement training now demands overwhelming force to neutralize a potential threat to THEM. This includes your facebook posts, emails, etc. While it is okay to voice your opinions make sure you are not making threats, or even veiled threats. Trust me when I tell you, they do their homework on threat assessment (ie your potential for violence). In my case it wasn't about my own personal threat to them, but my ex's potential for violence and I got painted with the same brush. So its not just you, but who you associate with, your family and those who may or may not be there at the time.
Much can be avoided with clear communication and cooperation. Yes, it can be a hassle boarding on pure harassment and irrationality on their part, but if you want to head off a SWAT style raid, then do all you can to avoid it.
Next, lets talk about home/land security. Do you have motion detectors? Security lights? Cameras? How about a mouthy dog who will alert you if something or someone who doesn't belong there? You can go as far as you want in this matter including denial of entry type setups. But the main thing is this: you are more likely to face in this day and age a true illegal home invasion than a legal one and THIS is where you should aim your security at. But it will also come in handy 'just in case'. The point behind all of this is to give you, the adult a heads up and a few precious moments to make a decision. Unfortunately, many people have been killed in their homes because they simply did NOT know who or what was coming in and reacted in such a manner that put themselves and their family in harms way.
And finally, lets talk frankly, the thought that if you are doing 'nothing' wrong will keep you 'safe' needs to go out the door. Unfortunately this mindset gets people killed. Because you feel 'safe' because you are doing nothing wrong, therefore there is NO WAY they would come knocking on your door ergo something happens and you pull out your firearm because only someone intent on doing you harm would kick your door in. WRONG. Go back to the above statements and understand one thing, shock and awe works for them, otherwise they wouldn't do it. Is it potentially used wrongly? Yes, but on the otherhand see their side of it. Most LEO's are just following orders and commands from higher ups who most likely will forget to mention that you were cooperative, etc. All they know is they are there and wouldn't be there unless someone knew you could be a threat. Just saying…that is how it is, right or wrong. Better to argue in court and go broke than into the ground.
On the otherhand, illegal activity of any sort can and will get you into trouble. Stay on this side of the line people. If you have had contact with law enforcement or a regulatory agent, then they perceive something is going on and if you are belligerent, uncooperative, etc. then you become a threat. Regulations carry the force of law and while I in no way support even half of the 'regulations' that are place, at this moment in time, tis better to argue in court. GET IT? Tis better to let them do their job, see you are not a threat and then sue their butts off later, than to fight back when everyone is running on adrenaline.
Been there, done that, in the heat of the moment, YOU need to be running your own threat assessment. Which is why I make it a point to suggest that you look for tip offs and get in place an early warning system so you can differentiate between an illegal threat and law enforcement threat. That way, you can make an informed and appropriate decision on 'what to do' when the invasion comes.
As a side note, in my own experience, those who entered my home unexpectedly that weekday morning were very professional. While I am still angry and I am personally still dealing with their actions (which I did receive an apology for later on), I can say that they treated my children very well. One agent even sat down with my girls and painted finger nails with them! After I got a grip and figured out what was going on I was then able to do what was necessary in dealing with them being there and my own calm in the moment allowed my own children to feel safe and relaxed which allowed everyone else to feel safe and relaxed.
Seriously, its up to you how you want things to turn out.
Home security first and foremost, situational awareness, making sure your children are NOT scared of firearms in the home, practicing 'active shooter' drills and attitude will determine the outcome. Unfortunately we no longer live in Camelot and we aren't in Kansas anymore. While I see the over reaction and mistakes that get made, I have come to understand that I (YOU) truly have control in whether or not you become a victim and in turn, your children.
Stay safe and aware and prepared.
One thing that I am always on the look out for is a GREAT deal…after all, what mom who is preparing for SHTF wouldn't be? Its more important than ever to stretch the dollar, make the most of what you have and get ready for ever increasing self-reliance. So, lo and behold, I found strawberries (organic) at the local grocery store today. On sale by the pound, many on the point of being overripe (but those are the BEST aren't they?) and I just couldn't help myself. Had to buy what I could reasonably manage to eat and dry in the next few days. My family loves to eat them enough that I put in about 100 bare root strawberry plants this year, but being small they only produced a handful of small (but sweet) berries this year. Made a mistake though, didn't get everbearing plants so right now the plants are growing but no fruit for the rest of the summer…oh well, next year unless I can find some everbearing plants on eBay in a couple of weeks. Last years plants were eatten by my greenie Pitbull (the same one who over the past couple of weeks has somehow managed to get 1/2 of my very small peach crop inspite of the fence)…trial and error..yes, pitbulls like to eat plants…especially tasty ones.
Making do for now with my great deal at the store and will be drying them tonight and tomorrow to go with my growing collection of dehydrated foods. Dehydrated strawberries are a great addition to cereal and wheat berries btw. You can also rehydrate them and add to bread or blend into a smoothie at a later date..and the great thing about this is that I saved $$ Am playing around with making my own sorbet too perhaps instead of feeding my children the stuff from the store. A bit of time invested would be well worth the cost savings and knowing that the food is good.
Cancer: Vitamin-C, Folate and Anthocyanin, Quercetin and Kaempferol (few of the many Flavonoids in strawberries which possess excellent anti oxidant and anti carcinogenic properties) together form an excellent team to fight cancer and tumors. A daily intake of strawberries is seen to have remarkably brought down the growth of cancerous cells.
So the next time that you are in the store and see a fruit or veggie that your family loves to eat at an awesome price, why not go ahead and pick it up? Break out your dehydrator, trusty mason jars and 02 packets and save yourself a buck or two down the road and still enjoy the fruit and veggies? Actually, in my house they are munched down on by themselves dried…much better than candy (sweeter) and no mess, no fuss. And be sure to get organic strawberries to avoid high levels of pesticides that can be found in much of the 'regular' strawberries.
Just chunk them up (I like to make them about 1/3 of an inch in size so they don't fall through the screen plate) and then spread evenly around the tray and let it go until nice and crunchy!
Here's to happy eatting the fruit of summer…strawberries…and helping the health of my family on the cheap.
When you are pregnant with your child you plan. You start thinking of all the things you will need for the precious child that you will be having soon in your life and next thing you know…you are getting PREPARED! You buy the crib, the car seat, clothing, diapers and any number of a million and one zillion things. You are getting ready for a life altering event…the end of the world as you know it right now…the birth of your child. You pick the hospital, your doctor, make arrangements 'just in case' this or that happens, you get your family involved (or not). You start making plans for what you will and won't do after your baby is born, breast feeding or bottle feeding? Stay home or go back to work or even work from home? Daycare? All these decisions are called making plans which is part of you getting prepared for the arrival of your little one. Preparedness can be so much work! But you know these things that you are prepping for make a good parent…planning, preparing, getting things… being ready for him or her when they arrive and your world changes. Next, after the arrival of your new baby you realize just how much you don't know about this thing called 'being a good parent' so you start asking question and doing more preparing for when they begin to sit up, eat solid foods, crawl, walk, talk. You have to get your house ready after all don't you? Not to mention get all the information you can lay your hands on so that you can make informed and sound decisions about how you want to raise your child…this is all part of being a good parent. It just goes on and on this getting prepared for your child and it changes, evolves overtime to fit, upon demand, the circumstances and stages that you see coming down the road for your family as your baby grows and circumstances change. A good parent has…foresight, knowledge, leadership skills and techniques, tactics and supplies on hand for whatever may come at any given moment and sometimes, in a strange or odd moment…wisdom from past mistakes…Sometimes things just take you by surprise…can you say forgetting the diaper bag anyone? (this why you put a couple of diapers under the drivers seat)…or a fall or accident (speed dial and first aid kit) or someone notices that you are busy paying attention to something else and sticks the half chewed dog biscuit in the dvd player, managing to close it too…(say bad language and a screw driver when you find it later that night) but that is okay, you have thought things out enough to feel confident that when it happens you handle it with grace and ease (or freak out first, quickly regaining a shred of self-control). But my whole point is this…you planned and prepared yourself into being a good parent!
So, I, ever wanting to be a good parent have just taken things a bit further…preparedness is being a good parent. Being ready for when the crap hits the fan, in whatever form it may come to your door step, (think going into labor!) is being a good parent. Having things on hand 'just in case' or for an emergency, is being a good parent (extra this or that, tools) and most certainly having a means to protect your family is being a good parent. It might seem a little strange at first, this new aspect of being a good parent, simply because you haven't do so before. But that's okay, you'll get over it. You will gain a new sense of pride and confidence (hmm sounds just like what you feel as you get the grove of being a good parent!) as time goes by. You will find that you are less anxious and worried about the future. You will find that this new aspect of being a good parent will actually help you become a better parent as you gain skills in being self-reliant that will be passed onto your child…indeed, preparedness and parenting go hand in hand…and it is all part of the job.


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Dig deep among staff members to help meet tech needs
SuperUser Account posted on October 11, 2017
By Dave Lindorff
October 11 2017, 11:47am EDT
Firms that are looking to boost their websites and social-media images might find that help isn't far away.
Most firms have employees who are savvy about technology, even if no one has bothered to ask them about their skills in this area.
One obvious place to start is with younger team members, who may be more comfortable with technology, having grown up with it.
Such employees need not even be advisors, says Stephen Boswell, president of the Oechsli Institute, an advisor coaching firm in Greensboro, North Carolina.
But he says that once a firm identifies a younger tech whiz, that employee should be paired with a senior advisor, so that they can work on a technology project together.
"You can't just turn a young person with good tech skills loose on your website," Boswell says.
Drab advisory firm websites and social-media strategies aren't uncommon in this industry, of course.
"I look at advisor websites all day, and many of them are awful," says Rick Rummage, founder and chief executive of The Rummage Group, another advisor training firm in Herndon, Virginia.
"Yet people often don't even know the tech talent they have right in their office," he says. "It could be a young sales assistant, but nobody senior asks them to critique the website or to find a good CRM."
But don't assume that the firm's tech genius is a fresh-faced newbie. An older person could also offer tech expertise.
"The marketing lady I have is 70, and she turns out to be as tech-savvy as any young person, says Steven Feys, branch manager at Seneca Wealth Strategies, a Raymond James advisory in Beallsville, Maryland.
"But what's different is she understands the needs of our clients, too, most of whom are older women," he says. "She's helped us really target our social media."
This story is part of a 30-30 series on savvy ideas on modernizing your practice.
Copyright 2019 by The Rummage Group


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Elephant Butte Dam turns 100
TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES — Standing at the foot of one of New Mexico's most important pieces of water infrastructure, Gov. Susana Martinez and a crowd of state and federal officials marked the 100th birthday of Elephant Butte Dam.
The construction of the dam and the ability to store water in the reservoir has allowed for a century of irrigation in southern New Mexico, West Texas and Mexico.
Aside from creating the state's largest lake, the towering concrete structure provides flood control for the lower Rio Grande and irrigation water to 178,000 acres of farmland throughout the region.
Martinez called the dam an impressive sight, at just over 300 feet high and more than five times as wide.
"It stores hundreds of millions of gallons of water and has helped to make southern New Mexico an agricultural powerhouse," she said. "You know we love our Hatch green chile and it doesn't water itself."
She also mentioned the onions, pecan orchards and other crops that depend on water from the reservoir.
The dam also brings in tourism dollars from the boaters and other recreationists who frequent the lake, which Martinez described as one of New Mexico's flagship attractions. State parks officials said more than a million visitors were counted at Elephant Butte last year.
At full capacity, the reservoir stores more than two million acre feet of water. Right now, water levels are about 6 percent.
Still, David Palumbo, the Bureau of Reclamation deputy commissioner for operations, said the dam is meeting its mission "superbly."
""I'm confident Elephant Butte Dam will continue providing a stable water supply for the Rincon, Mesilla and El Paso valleys well into the future," he said.
Wednesday's celebration was followed by guided tours of the dam.
Congress authorized construction of Elephant Butte Dam in February 1905. The Bureau of Reclamation oversaw construction over a five-year period.
When completed in 1916, it was the second-largest dam in the world, surpassed only by the Aswan Dam in Egypt.
Frank Holguin, chief of the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo in El Paso gave a blessing to commemorate the dam's centennial. Holguin's uncle, Mariano Colmenero, blessed the dam when it opened in 1916.


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package server

import (
	"log"
	"os"

	"github.com/spf13/viper"
	"gopkg.in/mgo.v2"
)

var mongodbSession *mgo.Session

func init() {
	ServerCmd.PersistentFlags().String("mongodb_uri", "mongodb://127.0.0.1", "Address of MongoDB in use")
	viper.BindPFlag("database.mongodb_uri", ServerCmd.PersistentFlags().Lookup("mongodb_uri"))
}

func DBSession() *mgo.Session {
	if mongodbSession == nil {
		log.Println("Making new MongoDB Session")
		uri := os.Getenv("MONGODB_URI")
		if uri == "" {
			uri = viper.GetString("database.mongodb_uri")
			if uri == "" {
				log.Fatalln("No connection uri for MongoDB provided")
			}
		}
		var err error
		mongodbSession, err = mgo.Dial(uri)
		if mongodbSession == nil || err != nil {
			log.Fatalf("Can't connect to MongoDB, go error %v\n", err)
		}
		mongodbSession.SetSafe(&mgo.Safe{})
	}
	return mongodbSession
}

func DB() *mgo.Database {
	return DBSession().DB(viper.GetString("database.dbname"))
}

func Teams() *mgo.Collection {
	return DB().C("teams")
}

func Challenges() *mgo.Collection {
	return DB().C("challenges")
}

func CreateUniqueIndexes() {
	inx := mgo.Index{
		Unique:     true,
		DropDups:   true,
		Background: true,
		Sparse:     true,
	}

	teamInx := inx
	teamInx.Key = []string{"number", "name"}

	chalInx := inx
	chalInx.Key = []string{"name"}

	if err := Teams().EnsureIndex(teamInx); err != nil {
		Logger.Println(err)
	}
	if err := Challenges().EnsureIndex(chalInx); err != nil {
		Logger.Println(err)
	}
}

func GetSessionAndCollection(collectionName string) (sessionCopy *mgo.Session, collection *mgo.Collection) {
	if mongodbSession != nil {
		sessionCopy = mongodbSession.Copy()
	} else {
		log.Println("No sessions available making new one")
		sessionCopy = DBSession().Copy()
	}
	collection = sessionCopy.DB("scorengine").C(collectionName)
	return
}

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A scientific explanation for children about why a vote for the Missouri Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative is also a vote for cloning human embryos.
"It stands for Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer. It's what scientists used to make Dolly the cloned sheep."
"So if SCNT makes a cloned sheep, why won't it make a cloned baby like the ballot promises?"
"Well, they'll use SCNT to make a cloned human embryo, but they won't be allowed to grow him to a full-sized baby."
"Mommy, what's a human embryo?"
"It's a baby at the very very beginning."
"What's an embryonic stem cell?"
"It's a little part taken from a human embryo."
"They hope one day it will cure diseases."
"You mean it has never cured any diseases?"
"So, why does a baby have to die if it doesn't cure anyone?"
"What's an adult stem cell?"
"It's a part taken from something like a baby's umbilical cord."
"It's helped treat 65 diseases, including leukemia and Parkinson's disease."
"So if the SCNT amendment is passed, what will happen?"
"Some of the state's money will go to pay for SCNT and embryonic stem cell research."
"Where will they get the money?"
"They'll take it away from adult stem cell research and other programs such as money for college students and money for children who are too poor to see a doctor or from services that help grandparents or those in wheelchairs."
"Mommy, was I ever an embryo?"
"Yes dear, you and all the voters of this amendment."
"Mommy, cloning is science fiction isn't it?"
"Maybe not after November 7."
Please vote No on Nov. 7 for the Missouri Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative (Amendment 2).
For more information, go to the Web site: www.nocloning.org.
The passage of the Missouri Stem Cell Research And Cures Initiative, or Amendment 2, is vitally important to the Stowers Institute in Kansas City. The fact that they had, by Sept. 1, already spent $19,500,000 of their own money, even before this latest TV campaign, shows this. The question is, what are we getting for their money?
First of all, if their deceptively written amendment passes, we will have legalized Missouri taxpayer sponsored cloning. If you doubt me on cloning, please note that the medical definition of somatic cell nuclear transfer is cloning, per the National Academies of Science, A.M.A., etc... As for our paying for it, see their paragraphs 5 and 7 of their five page initiative. Stowers would be a major benefactor and syphon off our tax dollars. The petition allows them to write their own budgets.
Secondly, their amendment would immunize Stowers and others from lawsuits by women injured in the process of selling their eggs for cloning purposes. See their initiative on this, sections 2-6, 2-7, and 4. This, also, in all probability, would exempt them from any health or safety codes under Missouri law. Once put into law, this initiative cannot legally be repealed under section 7.
Thirdly, they order the destruction, or death, of every life they create. This is made most evident in section 6, "definitions." Estimates are that just by present technology, up to a million could be destroyed every year in Missouri alone, at a cost of billions of our tax dollars. What they fail to tell you is that all the stem cell cures come from adult stem cells at no cost to human life. There is no medical or scientific evidence to show that all this money and death will ever produce any cure or treatment.
I would continue, but time would fail me. Don't let them fool you with their slick, selfserving ads. They only want your money because private companies won't waste theirs on failed science. Please vote "No" on Amendment 2.
Amendment 2, also called the Missouri Stem Cell Research and Cloning Initiative, is not what it is purported to be. The words of the amendment have been insidiously crafted to make voters think they are preventing cloning research when just the opposite is true. Amendment 2 will actually encourage cloning research in Missouri. It reads, "No person may clone or attempt to clone a human being." That would be good if it defined cloning honestly, but it does not. Instead, it defines cloning as follows: "Clone or attempt to clone means to implant in a uterus ... anything other than the product of fertilization." In truth, cloning takes place before implantation. A cloned embryo (human being) can be subsequently implanted, but it is by no means the same process nor does implantation have to follow. This amendment would not allow the embryo to be implanted, thus it would have to be destroyed.
Regarding stem cell research, the amendment states: "No human blastocyst may be produced by fertilization solely for the purpose of stem cell research." Again, that sounds very good until the terms are defined. It goes on to state: "Solely for the purpose of stem cell research means producing human blastocysts using invitro fertilization exclusively for stem cell research, but does not include producing any number of human blastocysts for the treating of human infertility."
What this means is that the amendment allows for the production of embryos (human beings) for the purpose of infertility, but then they can actually be used for research. If clones are produced, they must be used for research because they cannot be implanted and thus used for infertility. Furthermore, readers need to understand that a human clone, if he could be produced, would be a real person. He is not a biological robot as in science fiction movies -- he is essentially an artificially induced identical twin that is much younger than the original. This amendment opens the door wide for cloning, then demands that these cloned human lives be destroyed for the sake of embryonic stem cell research.
To all who call themselves Christian, consider these very simple facts: First, life begins at conception -- an embryo is a human being. Nine hours, nine weeks, or nine months, this is a new life as valuable to God as yours or mine. Second, it is never, ever right to intentionally end one human life to aid another. Thus, "harvesting" stem cells from "embryos," or "blastocysts" is legalized homicide. It is morally repugnant, even if it might help another person. The ugly reality is that harvesting stems cells is intentionally snuffing out the new life of the youngest and most helpless in our society.
As it turns out, there are viable alternatives to harvesting embryonic stems cells. The sooner we get off this morally calamitous path that opens an ethical Pandora's Box, the sooner we can get focused on principled solutions that will truly help the diseased and afflicted among us.
Vote no on Amendment 2.


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From THE FINNO-UGRIAN VAMPIRE by Noémi Szécsi translated by Peter Sherwood
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I could call my grandmother cosmopolitan, since she has visited virtually every corner of the globe and everywhere felt immediately at home. But not every citizen of the world is likely to use a china tooth mug decorated with a map of Greater Hungary and the irredentist slogan 'Transylvania is Ours!' Because that's what my Grandmother is like. She comes home at dawn having gorged herself, and uses this mug to rinse out her mouth. Sometimes she wakes me up with the noise of her gargling.
And that's just how it was that morning. I stumbled out to the bathroom as I was, in my nightgown. It was a quarter past five. Grandma was just stripping away the layers of make-up she had plastered over her intense beauty. Because she is gorgeous, like a newly-restored porcelain doll. As the slinky little silk evening dress slid from her slim body, Grandma glittered in all her unvarnished glory and I just stood there awkwardly in the cotton nightdress that I wore now that the autumn nights were drawing in but before the district's central heating had been switched on.
'You're late, Gran,' I said pointedly.
'Yes, I'm absolutely livid. This fellow tonight was an absolute disaster. I tried every trick in the book, body language and all, before he realised where I was headed. To cap it all, he lived out in the back of beyond and once I was done I had to wait an hour for a taxi. Meanwhile I watched him bleed dry. Once he'd snuffed it, I left.'
'Please, spare me the details.'
Sometimes when I think of blood, I feel quite ill. Nauseated. In my mind's eye I can see the gaping wounds, and it's as if it was me the blood was draining out of. It makes me grow faint.
'No good turning your nose up. You'll get to like the taste sooner or later.'
'I hope so, Gran.'
It may sound odd for someone like me to address this femme fatale impertinently as Grandmother. However, for one thing it is a fact that we were family and for another Grandma already had more than thirty-three names, none of which she was particularly attached to, while her grandmotherhood was permanent, like the stars in the sky. And for another thing, I always got confused about whether at any particular time she was being Lilith, Lamia or Empusa.
'Look at me. Don't I look terrific?' Grandma forced me to look her in the face. Her lips were still damp and swollen. 'That's from the regular consumption of fresh blood. It's packed with iron and minerals. And now just take a look at yourself,' she went on. 'Your hair is falling out and tired, you're thin as a rake, and that makes your nose stick out of your face even more.'
I turned my head away, repelled by the sight of the bloody mouth. Grandma caught my glance and looked deep into my eyes.
'You must suck out their blood before they suck out yours.'
That was scary. I went off to make some hot chocolate, wondering who I was to consider as the general subject of that sentence as I measured out the chocolate and the sugar. That's the kind of thing I drink, as I am still alive. Grandma has been among the living dead for at least two hundred years, so everything she eats tastes like sawdust to her, except for human blood, of course, which is truly flavoursome.
I sat down on my bed, mug in hand. From the window of my small attic room I could see the bare trees bathed by the light of the rising sun. For this nation the City Park in Pest commemorates the most glorious days of its history. Here, in 1896, the Hungarians celebrated what some scholars said was the thousand-year anniversary of the arrival of their ancestors in their present-day homeland (the exact month and day they've still not managed to work out).
And then they fecerunt magnum áldomás, had a huge blowout, as some chronicle or other said. Or was that not in 896? I was always bad at Hungarian history but as a child I was very much taken with the story of the seven Magyar chieftains commingling their blood in a goblet and drinking to seal their alliance. During my years in the wilderness, when I was trying to find myself, it was ample justification to me that my family's activities in this country were not without precedent. Pretty much nothing can happen without tradition of some kind.
But in this country there is always something to celebrate. The climate is excellent. It's cold in winter and hot in summer. In the autumn it rains and in the spring the weather is unpredictable. This is something I've considered carefully: in my opinion the only thing it lacks is the sea, which would boost the economy through tourism, make for cheaper squid, and enable Hungarian yachtsmen to reach the top rankings in international competitions. On the other hand, it would be annoying if the fig trees were to blossom like mad, twice a year.
Although these Finno-Ugrian people did not fight back with appropriate militancy when they were pincered by aggressive Slavonic and Germanic hordes, Hungary now occupies one of the prime locations in the region. It has wheat with a high gluten content, fructose-rich fruit, wild steeds roam its plains, and fat Hungarian hogs and cattle feed on the mirage-haunted Puszta. Actually, I have yet to see that Fata Morgana but I'm not bothered. Anyhow, the climate is very good for agriculture; this is a rich land.
Grandma had lived in the area around City Park before, at the time of the millennial celebrations, and a number of her unforgettable blood-sucking memories were closely bound up with the Old Buda Castle nightclub. So when she returned to Hungary on the occasion of one of the country's National Deaths – I can't now remember which – she was unwilling to lodge anywhere but her old haunts around the park. As for the choice of city, she didn't hesitate for a moment: in this country there's no point living anywhere but the capital, Budapest. I really don't understand what the other eight million Hungarians are doing down there in the countryside. I've never been beyond Budapest's city limits, or at least not further than the airport, but to my mind those country folks must surely all be wallowing around in the mud and dreaming of one day moving up to the Hungarian metropolis.
So, giving the lie to those vaunted vampire legends, we don't live in some ruined castle. These days even vampires try to find sensible solutions and who wants to spend a fortune on gas, water and electricity? The house where we have a top floor flat has every modern convenience and is in excellent condition, thanks to the house representative's contacts and string-pulling. The plaster is not peeling off, the walls are not covered in saltpetre and the balconies don't need shoring up from the outside.
Nevertheless, a large colony of rats can often be encountered in the stairwell. No wonder: Grandma feeds them, as their presence is vital to her image. In practice they would consume anything, but Grandma tends to spoil them with special treats that she reserves for her household pets. We also made an effort to soften the air of sterility exuded by the excessive care that has been lavished on the building. One summer we knocked the plaster off the part of the stairwell leading to our flat and doused the walls with ditchwater until they gave off a suitably penetrating smell of mould. Grandma even insisted on gouging a few bullet holes in the cement. Admittedly, we could have chosen a building already possessed of these attributes, but most of those currently provide homes for the proletariat, and at least we had the added bonus of enjoying our own handiwork.
By Noémi Szécsi
Translated by Peter Sherwood
Noémi Szécsi's first novel, The Finno-Ugrian Vampire (2002), was so popular it was reprinted in 2003 and again in 2011. A script based on it was shortlisted by the Sundance Scriptwriters' Workshop in Prague and the novel was also selected for European Literature Night in 2012. Her second novel, Kommunista Monte Cristo (The Communist Monte Cristo, 2006) won the European Union Prize for Literature in 2009. Utolsó centaur (The Last Centaur), her third novel, was published in 2009. In 2011 she published the novel Nyughatatlanok (The Restless), then in 2012 the children's book Mandragóra Utca 7 (7 Mandrake Street). Her most recent novel is Gondolatolvasó (The Mindreader, 2013). Noémi was awarded the prestigious state prize, The József Attila díj, for her literary achievements in 2011.
Peter Sherwood's first translations, two short stories, appeared as long ago as 1967 and although before The Finno-Ungrian Vampire he had translated only one novel so far, Miklós Vámos's The Book of Fathers (UK edition 2006, 2007; US edition 2009), and a book of essays by the philosopher Béla Hamvas (Hungary, 2006), many shorter pieces, including a number of poems, have appeared over the years, with some now available online. In a comment published while working on the translation he wrote 'It is a great challenge, as well as great fun, to be working now on Noémi Szécsi's satire The Finno-Ugrian Vampire, which brings together her (and my) interests in linguistics, literature, and Hungarian society in a unique and exciting way.'
Noémi Szécsi is one of five European speakers/writers who will talk Europe with Rosie Goldsmith during our Culture Matters – The *Euro Stars* Debate on 27 April at Europe House.
Thank you to the author, translator and publisher Stork Press for allowing us to publish this excerpt.
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Elke Stracke
Associate Professor, Education
EmailElke.Stracke@canberra.edu.au
Elke is an experienced educator and researcher in the TESOL/Foreign Language Teaching programme in the Faculty. Prior to joining the University of Canberra in 2007, she held university teaching and research positions in New Zealand (University of Otago), Australia (Australian National University) and Germany (University of Münster). She teaches undergraduate and postgraduate coursework and research students.
Elke enjoys contributing to the University of Canberra's standing through her work within the Faculty as Associate Dean International (until 2014), Head of Discipline (2013) and HDR (Higher Degree by Research) students Convenor (2009-2011). She was also for several years an academic member of the University's Human Research Ethics Committee.
In the local context she supports the ACT Community Language Schools Association. She also acts as a consultant and trainer for CIT Solutions. An interesting current project in this context is the development and delivery of workshops for DFAT officers, who learn a new language for their overseas posting, with a focus on learning styles and strategies.
In the international context, Elke has worked as a consultant for the University of the South Pacific. This project was focused on the university's English testing and teaching programme. Elke is also Research Ambassador for Germany and mentor for the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
Elke teaches a range of subjects in the TESOL/FLT programme, such as language acquisition, language teaching methodology, and sociolinguistics. Her teaching includes supervising Masters and PhD candidates in the areas of language education and applied linguistics.
Elke's research interests focus on:
motivation, blended and independent language learning and their relationship with learner autonomy, and
feedback and assessment, and peer learning in postgraduate supervision practice.
This research has resulted in a variety of outputs. Recent articles have appeared, for instance, in Teaching in Higher Education, the University of Sydney Papers in TESOL, and the Journal of English for Academic Purposes. Elke lately edited the book Intersections: Applied Linguistics as a Meeting Place (2014) that explores the connections between Applied Linguistics and other disciplines.
Fingerprint Dive into the research topics where Elke Stracke is active. These topic labels come from the works of this person. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
learning Social Sciences
Saudi Arabia Social Sciences
university Social Sciences
examiner Social Sciences
female student Social Sciences
learning strategy Social Sciences
Giving and receiving written feedback in HDR supervision: Enhancing supervisors' and candidates' skills in a cross-cultural context
Stracke, E.
Office for Learning and Teaching
Intersections: Applied Linguistics as a meeting place
Applied Linguistics Association of Australia
Sessional Contract Agreement - research for Training Needs Analysis (TNA) and Evaluation for the Guide to Language Learning Rates
Canberra Institute of Technology
An external independent review of the ELSA (English Language Skills Assessment) and EL001 (English Language Skills) at the University of the South Pacific, August - September 2009
University of the South Pacific
1 Edited Book
Exploring a possible relationship between the attitude of experienced English learners towards Australian English and their L2 motivation: "Sometimes [Australian English] sounds like a duck".
Farley, F. & Stracke, E., 10 Dec 2019, In : Australian Review of Applied Linguistics. 42, 3, p. 224-250 27 p.
The role of self-efficacy beliefs in learning English as a foreign language among young Indonesians
Anam, S. & Stracke, E., 2019, In : TESOL Journal. p. 1-12 12 p.
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Cross-cultural collaboration for curriculum development of the first women-only industrial design program in Saudi Arabia
Montana-Hoyos, C., Stracke, E., Oerlemans, K. & Darweesh, L. A., 1 Jan 2018, In : International Journal of Design Education. 12, 4, p. 11-22 12 p.
Reframing doctoral examination as teaching
Kumar, V. & STRACKE, E., 2018, In : Innovations in Education and Teaching International. 55, 2, p. 219-227 9 p.
Settling students into a community of practice
Kumar, V. & STRACKE, E., 2018, Developing research writing: A handbook for supervisors and advisors. Carter, S. & Laurs, D. (eds.). 1 ed. London and New York: Routledge, p. 17–22 6 p.
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Anita vanSantvoort | Ranger's Cremation and Burial Services Ltd.
It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing our mother Anita vanSantvoort at the Elizabeth Center in Val Caron on Saturday, December 29, 2018 at the age of 89 years. Daughter of the late Peter and Delina Sauve (nee Beaudry). Beloved wife of the late Marcel vanSantvoort of Sudbury. Loving mother of Pauline McGuire (Dale) of Windsor, Robert vanSantvoort (Carol) of Val Therese, Gerald vanSantvoort, Ken vanSanvoort both of Sudbury and Roger vanSantvoort (Dora) of Wahnapitae. Predeceased by her sisters Cecile Plouffe (late Bert), Germaine Sauve and brothers Lucien, Pete, Charles and Raymond (Francoise) Sauve. Sadly missed by her sister Betty (Lionel-predeceased)Ferguson and grandchildren Brett, Shelley, Todd, Crystal, Tammy, Tanya (predeceased), Ashly, Jessica, Kristen, Amanda and great-grandmother to Brooke, Aden, Adam, Lilia, Dalia, Madison, Connor, Cole, Kane, Benson, Lucas and Juliana. Lovingly remembered by many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. The family wishes to express their gratitude to the nurses, PSW's and staff at the Elizabeth Center. A private service for family and close friends will be held at a later date. Those wishing to make a donation can do so to a charity of their choice.
Just now I was informed of Anita's passing. To Pauline, Gerry, Bobby, Kenny, Roger and families, I wish to extend my heartfelt condolences on the great loss of your beloved mother. Anita was a joy to know. She was kind, funny, hospitable, a great cook, very talented-quilting, knitting, needlepoint, etc., etc. She enriched our lives. Cherished memories will keep her alive in your hearts forever.
Recevez toutes nos condoléances , nous pensons à notre rencontre avec Marcel et Anita lors de notre visite à Sudbury en 2003 !
Je tiens à t'offrir mes sincères condoléances pour le déces de ta chere maman. Que les beaux moments passés avec elle, sachent te consoler en ce temps difficile. Je tiens à offrir mes condoléances à tes freres et à toute ta famille.
Hoping that you reunite with Tanya and pepere Marcel up in Heaven. Many thoughts and prayers your way. Lots of love, hugs and kisses – Jen, Madison and Connor.


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Credit union awarded entrepreneurial funds
MANHATTAN-In its first year of granting Social Entrepreneurship Awards, the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research honored Neighborhood Trust Federal Credit Union with a $9,500 check. Neighborhood Trust is a low-income, community development credit union with $7 million in assets and 4,000 members. The awards recognize "those who have taken the...
By Staff Writer | Updated on October 16, 2001
MANHATTAN-In its first year of granting Social Entrepreneurship Awards, the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research honored Neighborhood Trust Federal Credit Union with a $9,500 check. Neighborhood Trust is a low-income, community development credit union with $7 million in assets and 4,000 members. The awards recognize "those who have taken the responsibility to help individuals and neighborhoods in their struggle for self-improvement." The prizes were awarded to four non-profit organizations across the nation in operation for less than 10 years. Neighborhood Trust has been helping its members grow wealth for nearly five years. "Grants are an important source of revenue for us," Neighborhood Trust President Mark Levine explained. He said there was a very nice dinner ceremony for the award and it provided exposure for the credit union. "It's nice to see that credit unions are getting acknowledged as a real economic [tool]." The credit union's field of membership is mostly composed of immigrants, many of whom have never had a relationship with a traditional financial institution. While the credit union offers members the typical account and loan services, one of the programs that may have drawn the Manhattan Institute to them is its school banking program. Every week, the credit union sends tellers to area elementary schools, opening accounts for fourth and fifth graders and taking deposits. Many of the children are the first in their families to open an account. Though Neighborhood Trust was not physically affected by the terrorist attacks of September 11, Levine is beginning to hear anecdotal stories from many of its members, some of whom worked in the World Trade Center and were laid off. Levine said it was too soon to feel the economic impact of the attacks but he said he was worried about the credit union's members because of the cutting of low-skilled jobs in the hospitality industry and elsewhere.


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Figlio del colonnello della guardia svizzera pontificia Markus Röist, Kaspar Röist era entrato nella compagnia sotto il comando del padre come soldato semplice e successivamente aveva fatto carriera come vicecomandante del corpo durante l'assenza del padre, impegnato da incarichi diplomatici in Svizzera. Dopo la morte del padre nel 1524, egli assunse il comando della compagnia.

Politicamente, gli anni di reggenza di Kaspar Röist furono tra i più duri, in particolare per le tensioni diplomatiche tra la Santa Sede e il Sacro Romano Impero che sfociarono nel 1527 nel terribile Sacco di Roma guidato dai lanzichenecchi al soldo dell'imperatore Carlo V che era intenzionato a ribadire il primato dell'Impero sulla Chiesa.

Durante l'assalto a Roma, Kaspar Röist si era asserragliato a capo delle 189 reclute nel Cimitero Germanico, attorno all'obelisco centrale presente nel camposanto cercando di resistere disperatamente ma inutilmente, coprendo la fuga del papa Clemente VII verso Castel Sant'Angelo. Röist venne ferito durante questo scontro e successivamente cercò rifugio nella propria casa, ma venne seguito dai lanzichenecchi, che lo uccisero sotto gli occhi della moglie, Elisabeth Klingler.

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By FishyFish,
March 28, 2005 in Film, TV & Radio
If this rumour has legs then I'm certainly more hopeful that RTD can come up with an interesting way to present it than I would be with Chibnal still in charge. RTD doesn't seem the sort to resort to stunt casting to get more viewers.
1 hour ago, Flub said:
It's just so backward. It's an admission you've no new ideas, and the show definitely needs freshened up.
Maybe it's a consequence of production issues that take time to sort, particularly with the 60th anniversary looming.
But I really hope it's just distraction.
Unofficial Who
This is really disappointing in that it's going to be used as fodder by the "Dr Who should never have been a woman crowd." When like Colin Baker she was doomed by incredibly bad writing. I couldn't even bear to watch the last season.
Nick R
12 hours ago, Mogster said:
I don't think RTD would want to just retread old ground, so if Tennant is coming back at all I'd expect it to be for a multi-Doctor story or something.
Yeah, Tennant returning for a 60th anniversary special seems more likely than him being the next regeneration.
Protocol Penguin
Special confirmed for Easter Sunday.
I'd watch this version
I'm watching, but I'm not really feeling anything. It's just...happening.
That was so so so bad,
Nice surprise in the trailer though
I should probably hide the surprise in a spoiler. I certainly wasn't expecting it
Garwoofoo
22 minutes ago, JohnC said:
Yeah, exactly. I didn't care about any of it at all. Just a load of people running around and shouting and no actual emotional stakes to any of it whatsoever. A very poor episode indeed.
Yeah but at least it was better than Warriors of the deep.
However I did get very excited seeing that next time trailer. But then I adore
Ace and Tegan
LOOK AT THE SPOILER PICTURE. SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Looks like regeneration time
papalazarou
if that bit in the trailer made you squee then there is bit in there that looks like a fully kitted out ace wielding a dalek kicking hand of omega powered bat to me
Pitty the trailer was the only half exciting thing about another boring episode - so glad that chibs run is coming to an end.
I feel sorry for Jodie as under another showrunner she could have been fantasic with better writting, but has been bogged down with some of the worst storys and to be honest,apart from grahame some of the dullest companions in a long time.
FishyFish
I'd forgotten it was even on!
If the centenary special is anywhere near the quality of this one then... (guest spoilers)
...Janet Fielding is going to have to tone it down a bit in the commentaries from now on.
Was it a covid thing that they shot all the action scenes with only one person on set at a time?
Flams
Is Doctor Who back on? 😬
15 minutes ago, Flams said:
It's one of two specials on this year.
Though it was not special at all.
When the best bit is in the trailer for the next episode. Then it speaks volumes.
I can't wait for Chibnall to go.
1 hour ago, Exidor said:
the centenary special
The what now
100 years of bbc isn't it?
42 minutes ago, Flub said:
I thought they meant Doctor Who!
knightbeat
2 hours ago, Garwoofoo said:
Same here. The Pirate Queen & Sea Devils are a great idea and the visual effects look amazing, but the story itself was very dull. I bet this was originally intended to be a two-parter and had to be scaled back for Covid reasons.
Still, we did get some great shots of the Tardis - the undersea segment is likely to be one of the defining moments of the 13th Doctor's run. John Bishop also continues to be brilliant in every scene he appears.
Oaf
Chibnall's script for the finale has leaked.
Mogster
I forgot this was on today, which probably says it all. Sounds like I didn't miss much, but I guess I'll watch it tomorrow out of duty.
JamesC
I thought I'd give this a go because I like the Sea Devils but I only lasted about 10 mins.
The Sea Devils looked cool but almost everything else about it was complete shit.
It's not just the terrible writing but the direction, the acting, the music, the visual design, just about everything.
They really need to rip it up and start again.
Absolute shit.
Let's go over here, now here, no over there, explain plot, ignore plot hole now go here, you stay here, don't leave, run over there, they left, escape, cut to new place, don't explain escape, love, now go over there, plot, do you love anyone, explosion, cgi, run around.
Bollocks, I hated it
loathsomeleopard
This one got me good and angry, so I wrote quite a bit about it, which you can find here.
ACE IS BACK, BABY.
I can forgive quite a bit for having Sophie Aldred back in the show. She's wonderful.
Sadly the trailer for the next episode was the best thing about this special. I feel sorry for Jodie Whittaker, she's a good actor but she has been hampered by some awful scripts from Chibnall.
13 hours ago, knightbeat said:
I bet this was originally intended to be a two-parter and had to be scaled back for Covid reasons.
I also wondered if this had been hit by Covid issues during production. It was bizarrely short for a special (shorter than a regular episode, even) and had really weird pacing. Even by Chibnall's standards there was a lot of shit just chucked in there that made no sense, as @loathsomeleopard points out above. Even the special effects looked ropier than normal. I wondered if they got to the point where they'd filmed just enough to edit it together and then just chucked it out the door and hoped for the best.
Either that or - given that this was apparently filmed at the same time as Flux - they simply ran out of time and/or budget, and this is the one where that showed.
So what's next for Doctor Who? A regeneration special at the end of the year then nothing until RTD returns for the 60th in November 2023?
monkeydog
5 hours ago, JamesC said:
The Sea Devils looked cool
My 10yr old gave them a thumbs down. "They look ok but their mouths don't move properly when they talk. Can we watch something else?"


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