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Equine Acute Laminitis
Nicola Menzies-Gow MA VetMB PhD DipECEIM CertEM(Int.med) FHEA MRCVS - 09/08/2016
Laminitis is characterised by failure of the attachment of the epidermal cells of the epidermal (insensitive) laminae to the underlying basement membrane of the dermal (sensitive) laminae. It can arise in association with diseases characterised by sepsis and systemic inflammation such as gastrointestinal disease, pneumonia and septic metritis, endocrine disorders including pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID, Equine Cushing's disease) and equine metabolic syndrome (EMS), and mechanical overload (supporting limb laminitis). However, in the UK, it is most commonly associated with access to pasture. Certain individual animals appear predisposed to recurrent pasture-associated laminitis, but the exact mechanisms underlying their predisposition remains unclear. It seems likely that there are certain phenotypic traits common to these individuals. Multiple variables have been evaluated as risk factors for laminitis with the findings generally being inconsistent between studies. An association between the occurrence of laminitis and being a pony, the spring and summer months, being female, increased age and obesity have been demonstrated in some studies. In addition the endocrinological disorders PPID and EMS may play a role in this predisposition.
Acute laminitis can be divided into three stages. Firstly, there is a developmental or prodromal phase that begins with contact with the pathophysiological trigger and ends with the onset of lameness up to 72 hours later. This is followed by the acute phase during which the clinical signs are seen. Thus, the clinical signs only become apparent once the lamellar tissues have already been subjected to activation of inflammatory, metabolic and degenerative changes. The acute phase is followed by either resolution of the disease or the chronic phase. There is evidence to support a role for inflammation, extracellular matrix (ECM) degradation, metabolic disease and endothelial and vascular dysfunction in the pathogenesis of laminitis. However the exact cascade of events and the interactions between all of these processes is yet to be elucidated. (Belknap JK, Moore JN, editors. Special issue: inflammatory aspects of equine laminitis. Vet Immunol Immunopathol 2009;(T3–4):149–262)
Although the role of inflammation in laminitis has been questioned because of the minimal neutrophil infiltration present histologically, recent research has produced abundant evidence of inflammatory changes during laminitis. Although the mechanisms linking consumption of pasture with development of lamellar inflammation have not been fully elucidated, it is thought that a systemic inflammatory response that accompanies hindgut carbohydrate overload somehow initiates lamellar inflammatory events.
ECM Degradation
The extracellular matrix is a diverse structure formed of structural proteins, proteoglycans, regulatory proteins, proteases, and protease inhibitors that are responsible for the maintenance of structural support, movement, growth, remodelling and healing, along with the modulation of cytokines, inflammation and cell migration. Previously it was thought that dysregulation of the protease enyzymes known as matrix metalloproteases (MMPs) was fundamental to laminitis. More recent research has shown that whilst MMP activation does occur, it is not an initiating event. It now seems that laminar separation may occur following a failure of epithelial adhesion molecules (ie, hemidesmosomes), which attach the epidermal cells to the basement membrane. Dysregulation of cell adhesion is most likely caused by inflammatory and/or hypoxic cellular injury.
Laminitis can affect any horse, but is more common in ponies, and certain individual animals appear predisposed to the development of recurrent pasture-associated laminitis. The two most likely endocrinological disorders that may play a role in this predisposition are those conditions associated with excess glucocorticoids, namely PPID and those associated with insulin resistance (IR), namely EMS. Animals at greatest risk of pasture-associated laminitis have a metabolic phenotype including obesity and IR, similar to that seen in human metabolic syndrome (HMS). Thus the same pathologic mechanisms that underlie the cardiovascular disease associated with HMS, including changes in insulin signalling, inflammatory cytokines and endothelial dysfunction caused by adipose tissue-derived mediators could contribute to laminitis. Evidence shows that summer pasture appears to produce metabolic responses in laminitis prone ponies leading to the expression of this at-risk metabolic phenotype, including IR, hypertension (suggestive of endothelial dysfunction) and dyslipidaemia. Further studies have demonstrated a strong, positive relationship between pasture non structural carbohydrate (NSC) content and circulating insulin concentrations; increased carbohydrate consumption exacerbates IR in horses; and feeding a fructan-type carbohydrate produces an exaggerated insulin response in laminitis prone ponies. Thus, it may be exacerbation of IR by increased carbohydrate consumption that results in laminitis in certain individuals during the spring and summer months.
However, it must be remembered that not all laminitis prone animals are IR and/or obese and not all IR animals are laminitis prone. Thus it remains unclear whether IR per se plays a direct role in the development of laminitis, or whether other factors associated with IR increase susceptibility to laminitis when the animal is exposed to conditions known to trigger development of the condition such as carbohydrate overload during grazing.
Endothelial and Vascular Dysfunction
Vascular events which have been identified in the early stages of laminitis include digital venoconstriction and consequent laminar oedema. This venoconstriction may be caused by platelet activation and platelet-neutrophil activation resulting in the release of the vasosctive mediator serotonin (5-HT). In addition, normally the gastrointestinal flora produces relatively high concentrations of various dietary amines by fermenting ingested amino acids, which remain within the gastrointestinal lumen. Grass contains soluble carbohydrate in the form of fructans, a polysaccharide that is not digested by the small intestines and passes through to the hindgut. Fermentation of large amounts of carbohydrate by the hindgut bacteria is associated with increased numbers of certain Gram positive bacteria that produce increased amounts of these vasoactive dietary amines which may enter the circulation and directly and indirectly contribute to digital venoconstriction. Finally, IR in other species alters endothelial function creating a pro-inflammatory condition, leading to platelet and leucocyte activation, increased production of the potent vasoconstrictor endothelin-1 and production of mediators of inflammation and oxidant stress. Thus, alterations in digital vascular haemodynamics associated with inflammation, platelet activation, and the action of vasoactive amines absorbed from the intestinal tract may contribute to lamellar injury.
The diagnosis of laminitis is usually based on the clinical signs which include lameness affecting two or more limbs, characteristic stance of leaning back on the heels and taking weight off toes, bounding digital pulses, increased hoof wall temperature, pain on hoof tester pressure at the region of the point of the frog and possibly a palpable depression at the coronary band. The lameness can vary in severity from that only perceptible at the trot through to spending prolonged periods recumbent. The severity of the laminitis can be classified in many ways, but the commonest is to use the Obel grading system.
Further tests are performed in those cases where an underlying endocrinological abnormality is suspected such as PPID or EMS and radiographs are taken in those cases where movement of the pedal bone is suspected.
Acute laminitis is a medical emergency and treatment should be initiated as soon as possible after the onset of the clinical signs. By the time the clinical signs become apparent, the lamellar tissues have already been subjected to activation of metabolic and degenerative changes. Thus, therapy should be aimed at providing analgesia and foot support. The use of therapies to alter digital perfusion remains controversial.
Analgesia... non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) given either orally or intravenously are the first choice for analgesia as they also inhibit part of the inflammatory cascade. There is no evidence to suggest that any one specific NSAID is superior to the next. If they do not provide sufficient pain relief, then opiates can additionally be used such as butorphanol, pethidine, morphine, fentanyl patches.
Foot Support... supporting the foot is an essential part of the management of acute laminitis. The horse naturally adopts a stance that bears most of the weight over the caudal part of the foot rather than the painful toe region. Additional support should be supplied to this region of the foot in order to provide pain relief and minimise the mechanical forces on the laminae and hence laminar tearing and pedal bone movement. The simplest method is to increase the depth of the bedding and ensure that the bedding extends to the door. Shavings, sand, peat or hemp based products are best as they pack beneath the feet better than straw or paper. Extra support can be applied directly to the caudal two thirds of the foot itself. This can be done in a variety of ways that can be broadly divided into frog only supports and combined frog and sole supports. Frog only support can be achieved using rolled up bandaging material of the same length as the frog, placed along the length of the frog and secured in place with adhesive tape. Alternatively, a commercially available product such as the lily pad or TLC frog support can be used. Combined frog and sole support can be provided using for example dental impression material that is moulded to the contours of the caudal two thirds of the foot or Styrofoam pads that are crushed by the weight of the horse. There is no evidence to suggest that any one foot support method is superior.
Regardless of which type of support is used, they must be removed intermittently and the feet examined for evidence of softening and thinning of the sole over the toe region suggestive of imminent pedal bone penetration and for evidence of infections such as thrush or white line infection that require additional treatment. The supports should be left in place whilst the horse remains acutely painful. They can be replaced by more permanent alternatives such as heart bar shoes, egg bar shoes or imprint shoes that can be combined with gel or dental impression material sole supports once the horse is comfortable if required.
Vasodilator or Vasoconstrictor Therapy... the use of vasodilator or vasoconstrictor therapy in the treatment of laminitis remains controversial due to lack of knowledge of the pathophysiology of the disease. Vasodilator therapy is frequently used once the clinical signs have become apparent based on laminitis being a consequence of digital hypoperfusion. Acepromazine is the most effective digital vasodilator available. However, it should be acknowledged that even if the pathophysiology of laminitis involves vasoconstriction, this has normally resolved once the clinical signs become apparent. Nevertheless, the sedative effect of acepromazine may have the additional beneficial effect of reducing movement or even resulting in increased periods of time spent recumbent with the weight taken off the feet.
Cryotherapy has been shown to prevent experimentally-induced laminitis and it was postulated that this was due to prevention of vasodilation. However, cryotherapy will also protect against ischaemia by reducing cellular metabolic demands and inflammation by decreasing enzymatic activity. Regardless of the mechanism of action, continuous adequate and controlled chilling of the digits over a prolonged period of time would be difficult to achieve in the clinical situation.
Additional Therapies... additional therapies are indicated if an underlying endocrinological disorder is diagnosed. The treatment options for PPID include the dopamine agonist pergolide (Prascend, Boehringer) which is licensed for the treatment of PPID in the horse and reported to be effect if up to 85% cases; the serotonin antagonist cyproheptadine (Periactin, Merk Sharp & Dohme Ltd) which is reported to be effective in up to 60% cases; and the cortisol antagonist trilostane (Vetoryl, Dechra) which is reported to be effective in 70% cases but will only alter the clinical signs associated with excess cortisol.
The treatment of EMS should focus on management changes aimed at weight reduction (see prevention) to reduce adipose mass and so decrease mediator production and exercise which reduces IR and inflammation. If these are unsuccessful alone, then pharmacologic interventions can be additionally used in the short term (3-6 months). The only drug that has been used to date in the UK to improve insulin sensitivity in EMS is metformin. However evidence suggests that only a very small amount (7%) of the drug is absorbed orally and that it may not have insulin sensitising effects.
Prevention of pasture-associated laminitis centres on achieving and maintaining an optimum body condition and on limiting intake of pasture NSC (non-structural carbohydrate). A diet based on grass hay (or hay substitute) with low (<10%) NSC content should be fed and cereals avoided. Soaking hay in water for 16 hours before feeding will leach water soluble carbohydrates, however this does not reliably decrease the NSC content to <10% in every case and ideally forage should be analysed. If weight loss is required hay or hay substitute should initially be provided at <1.5% of current body weight per day, with subsequent further reductions in feed amount depending on the extent of weight loss. It is preferable not to decrease forage provision to less than 1.0% of target body weight as this may increase the risk for hindgut dysfunction, stereotypical behaviours, ingestion of bedding, or coprophagy. The forage should be divided into three to four feeds per day and strategies to prolong feed intake time should be considered, such as use of haynets with multiple small holes. This diet low in NSC also has the additional benefit of improving insulin sensitivity in IR animals.
The NSC content of pasture fluctuates widely. It decreases when the plant is growing as it is using up the NSC to provide energy for growth, and increases when the plant is not growing but continues to photosynthesise e.g. when there is high light intensity, low temperatures, lack of water. In addition, the NSC content is also affected by season. It is low in early spring, but increases in late spring. Thus, zero grazing should be considered. However, if a laminitis prone animal is to be turned out, steps should be taken to minimise NSC intake...
The pasture should be managed to encourage growth, but it should be regularly topped.
Animals should be turned out from late night to early morning when the NSC content of the pasture is lowest.
Grazing should be particularly limited in spring and autumn when the grass is growing.
Turn out should be avoided if there has been a frost with bright sunshine or a drought as this is restrict growth but photosynthesis will continue allowing the NSC to accumulate.
Paddocks should be rotated in order to keep them at the ideal height. If the grass is too short, it will be stressed and have a higher NSC content, if the grass is too long although the NSC content of each plant will be lower there will be a greater amount available for consumption.
Methods to restrict intake such as strip grazing and grazing muzzles should be considered.
It must be remembered that forage-only diets do not provide adequate protein, minerals, or vitamins and so a low-calorie commercial ration balancer product that contains sources of high-quality protein and a mixture of vitamins and minerals to balance the low vitamin E, vitamin, copper, zinc, selenium, and other minerals typically found in mature grass hays is therefore recommended. If weight gain is required or the animal is undertaking a large amount of exercise, then a forage-based diet may not meet energy requirements and caloric intake can be increased by adding unmolassed soaked sugar beet pulp to the diet at 0.2-0.7kg/day or by feeding vegetable oil (100-225ml SID or BID up to a maximum of 100 ml/100 kg of body weight).
Several supplements containing magnesium, chromium or cinnamon are marketed with claims for improved insulin sensitivity but scientific evidence of their efficacy is lacking
Exercise is also essential in the prevention of laminitis as it has been shown to reduce IR, suppress inflammation and decrease food intake. It would appear that light exercise is sufficient to improve insulin sensitivity, but that this probably needs to be maintained on a regular and possibly even daily basis for the improvement to persist. Obviously this will only be possible once an animal has recovered from an episode of laminitis and is sound and there should be a gradual increase in the intensity and duration of the exercise undertaken.
This article was kindly sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim, makers of Prascend, the licensed treatment for clinical signs associated with Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID):
This article was first published on VetGrad.co.uk in 2012.


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Marriage has revealed how good I am at sinning and failing apart from God's grace. I have never seen the need to humble myself before God so much before I was married. I myself am an unloving creature. I cannot pass on God's love to my spouse without first coming to God and acknowledging Him and remembering His love for me. God is so good to grow me through this marriage.


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Q: SqlPackage not accepting fully qualified name of tables in sync trigger I am using SymmetricDS version 3.9.15 on Azure SQL for both master and slave databases. I am able to configure the tool correctly to synchronize the databases but while publishing the database project the SqlPackage command gives an error due to the fully qualified name(including catalog name & schema name) of the table and function in the following trigger.
    USE [STAGING_PROD_Copy]
    GO

    /****** Object:  Trigger [dbo].[SYM_ON_D_FOR_TRGGRLL_1_PRMRYSTGNG_PRDS]    Script Date: 08-11-2018 21:17:09 ******/
    SET ANSI_NULLS ON
    GO

    SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
    GO

    create trigger [dbo].[SYM_ON_D_FOR_TRGGRLL_1_PRMRYSTGNG_PRDS] on [STAGING_PROD_Copy].[dbo].[__RefactorLog] with execute as caller after delete as
      begin
        declare @NCT int
        set @NCT = @@OPTIONS & 512
        set nocount on
        declare @TransactionId varchar(1000)
        if (@@TRANCOUNT > 0) begin
           select @TransactionId = convert(VARCHAR(1000),transaction_id)    from sys.dm_exec_requests where session_id=@@SPID and open_transaction_count > 0
        end

        if (1=1) begin
            insert into  "STAGING_PROD_Copy"."dbo".sym_data (table_name, event_type, trigger_hist_id, pk_data, old_data, channel_id, transaction_id, source_node_id, external_data, create_time)
            select '__RefactorLog','D', 100,
              case when deleted."OperationKey" is null then '' else '"' + replace(replace(convert(varchar(36),deleted."OperationKey") ,'\','\\'),'"','\"') + '"' end,
              case when deleted."OperationKey" is null then '' else '"' + replace(replace(convert(varchar(36),deleted."OperationKey") ,'\','\\'),'"','\"') + '"' end, 'matter',
                  @TransactionId,  "STAGING_PROD_Copy".dbo.sym_node_disabled(), null, current_timestamp
            from deleted where 1=1
        end

        if (@NCT = 0) set nocount off
       end
    ---- go
    GO

The two references that are causing the issue are as follows.

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*"STAGING_PROD_Copy"."dbo".sym_data

*"STAGING_PROD_Copy".dbo.sym_node_disabled
How to specify the source and target schema/catalog in such a way so that it's not used while installing the sync triggers.
I am using the following sym_router & sym_trigger table.
insert into sym_router
(router_id,source_node_group_id,target_node_group_id,target_catalog_name,target_schema_name,target_table_name,USE_SOURCE_CATALOG_SCHEMA,router_type,create_time,last_update_time)
values('primary_2_secondary-staging_prod-us', 'primary-staging_prod-us', 'secondary-staging_prod-us', null, null, null, 0,'default',GetDate(), GetDate());

insert into sym_router
(router_id,source_node_group_id,target_node_group_id,target_catalog_name,target_schema_name,target_table_name,USE_SOURCE_CATALOG_SCHEMA,router_type,create_time,last_update_time)
values('secondary_2_primary-staging_prod-us', 'secondary-staging_prod-us', 'primary-staging_prod-us', null, null, null, 0,'default', GetDate(), GetDate());

insert into sym_trigger
(trigger_id,source_catalog_name,source_schema_name, source_table_name, channel_id, sync_on_insert, sync_on_update, sync_on_delete, last_update_time,create_time, sync_on_incoming_batch)
values('TriggerAll_1', null, null, '__RefactorLog', 'matter', 1 , 1, 1, GetDate(), GetDate(), 1);

Upon writing to Microsoft support I got the feedback that cross-database queries are not supported in Azure SQL. But there are 1000 auto-generated sync triggers in the database with fully qualified names(inlcuding catalog & schema) of tables and functions and manual alter trigger is not possible.
Even exporting the database with such a trigger is causing an error in SSMS.
Regards
Rajat Agrawal

A: Azure SQL Database not only does not support cross database queries, it also does not support three- or four-part names when you make reference to a table/object.
Have you considered using Azure SQL Data Sync to synchronize your databases? You won't have these kind of issues with Azure SQL Data Sync and is fully supported by Microsoft/Azure.
If you want to export that database you will have to script those triggers, remove them, export your database, import it on a new server and run the script to recreate all triggers.

A: You can disable catalogue name in triggers using the following option in SymmetricDS.
mssql.include.catalog.in.triggers=false
(Includes the catalog/database name within generated triggers (catalog.schema.table). May need turned off to support backup processes such as creating a bacpac file)
You can read more about this option here.
https://www.symmetricds.org/doc/3.9/html/user-guide.html#_runtime_parameters
Regards
Rajat Agrawal

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Kerry Washington & Delroy Lindo To Star In Hulu Comedy Series 'Unprisoned'
Christian Hubbard Posted On May 13, 2022
Following a year filled with hits like Only Murders In The Building and Pam & Tommy, Hulu continues to churn out quality original content. Up next, the streamer is enlisting the services of two of the most acclaimed actors of their generations for a new series. As first reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Kerry Washington and Delroy Lindo will star in a new comedy titled Unprisoned for Hulu.
The project hails from creator Tracy McMillan (Mad Men) and is inspired by her real life. Onyx Collective, a Disney production banner focused on content for underrepresented communities, will bankroll the series with Hulu handling distribution. McMillan will serve as an executive producer on the series alongside both Lindo and Washington. The half-hour comedy will run for an eight-episode first season.
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Per the initial report, Unprisioned will follow a therapist and single mom (Washington) who suddenly has her life turned upside down following the prison release of her father (Lindo). In a statement, McMillan talks about why she wanted to bring this story to life.
"This isn't just my story," McMillan said. "It's the story of millions of people dealing with the effects of mass incarceration on their families, hearts, minds and bodies — and as writers, we wanted to come to these flawed but super-lovable characters from the place of empathy, humor and soul that they deserve."
Kerry Washington is an Emmy Award-winning actress best known for her roles in shows like Scandal and films like Ray. Most recently, the multitalented performer turned heads in Netflix's The Prom and Hulu's Little Fires Everywhere. Up next Washington will star alongside Sofia Wylie in Netflix's The School for Good and Evil. Additionally, Delroy Lindo is one of the most celebrated thespians of all time, earning a Tony and three SAG awards. The actor most recently starred in Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods and Jeymes Samuel's The Harder They Fall. Up next, Lindo joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe opposite Mahershala Ali in Blade.
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Tyson Gay celebrates his 100m victory at the 2013 US Championships (Getty Images) © Copyright
25 JUN 2013 General News Lausanne, Switzerland
33 2012 Olympic medallists signed up by Lausanne – IAAF Diamond League
The 2013 IAAF Diamond League meeting in Lausanne can currently boast of 33 medallists from the London 2012 Olympic Games at the 38th edition of the famous Athletissima meeting on 4 July.
"With such a high density of champions, the stadium is once more likely to be on fire during the whole evening," commented meeting director Jacky Delapierre.
In the men's 100m, the attention will definitely be on the American sprinter Tyson Gay, who ran the world-leading time of 9.75 at the US Championships last week.
The athletes all competing in this race do all have bests under 10 seconds, apart from Jimmy Vicaut, but the young Frenchman is the reigning indoor European 60m champion and it will be a great opportunity for him to break that barrier.
The 200m will see two very promising talents: the USA's Isiah Young, who booked his ticket for the IAAF World Championships this summer when he finished second at the US Championships in 19.86 this weekend, and his Jamaican namesake Jason Young, who's best is exactly the same after he ran the same time last year on Swiss soil in Luzern.
In the 800m, Botswana's Nijel Amos, the silver medallist at the London 2012 Olympic Games, will face his fellow teenager and 2012 IAAF World Indoor Championships winner, Ethiopia's Mohamed Aman.
Also in the field is the emerging French talent Pierre-Ambroise Bosse.
The 5000m is also likely to be run at a very fast pace, with the Ethiopian pair of Yenew Alamirew and Hagos Gebrhiwet, the top two in the world this year following their fantastic battle at the IAAF Diamond League in Rome earlier this month.
The 13-second barrier could well be broken for the first time this season in the 110m Hurdles, where the main favourites will be the US trio of Ryan Wilson, David Oliver, and reigning World champion Jason Richardson, as well as Cuba's Orlando Ortega.
In the 400m Hurdles, London 2012 Olympic Games silver medallist Michael Tinsley is the only man under 48 seconds so far this year and will be the one to watch.
Field thrills
The men's field events will be just as exciting, with the world's best in Lausanne as well
To name just a few: Lavillenie, Holzdeppe and Otto in the Pole Vault; Drouin and Kynard in the High Jump; Taylor and Tamgho in the Triple Jump; Majewski, Storl and Whiting in the Shot Put; and Vesely and Tarabin in the Javelin.
In the women's events, the USA's Kimberlyn Duncan and Allyson Felix, first and second at the US Championships, as well as Carmelita Jeter will do battle over 200m. Also in this event is the US Championships 100m winner English Gardner, fresh from clocking a superb personal best of 10.85m last Friday.
In the 400m, Botswana's 2011 World champion Amantle Monstho has dominated the season so far and will come up against 2013 US champion Natasha Hastings and Great Britain's London 2012 Olympic Games silver medallist Christine Ohuruogu.
Australia's World and Olympic 100m Hurdles champion Sally Pearson has confirmed her participation after her recent injury worries and will come face-to-face with US hurdler Queen Harrison, second in the US Championships with 12.43.
USA's Brittney Reese will be the favourite in the Long Jump and Croatian discus thrower Sandra Perkovic, who is unbeaten in the Diamond League this year and leads the Discus Diamond Race, is the top name in her specialist event,.
The meeting will end with a women's 4x100m Relay, which will be an excellent opportunity for the Swiss team to break the national record of 43.51 against a mixed Jamaica-USA team.
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Monaco, MON – 19 Jul
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Board index Other Eras Austria-Hungary 1867–1918
Was Austria-Hungary doomed to fail?
Discussions on all aspects of Austria-Hungary. Hosted by Glenn Jewison.
cptstennes
Austria Hungary
Post by cptstennes » 20 Sep 2002 18:47
The Hapsburg monarchy was a dynastic state and as such was obsolete in the 20th century. The only factor that held it together was the monarch, the aged Franz Josef. The Germans were the preeminent group and the Czechs the most disaffected. It was called, along with the Ottoman sultanate, the ramshackle monarchy. If you want a good take on the Austro Hungarian Army read the "Good Soldier Schweik" which is funny if you get a good translation. The Croatians were loyalist but when you have an army of several unassimilated minorities things fall apart. As the Army did. BTW, Conrad von Hotzendorf also wrote his memoirs. The Germans said, "We are handcuffed to a corpse" I think that it was in 1807 that the Austrian Emperor Francis gave up the title of Holy Roman Emperor and became Emperor of Austria. One more thing in this disjointed disquisition, if you look at the map of Austria Hungary at the end it looks like a flea. Regards, F.
Abel Ravasz
Location: Hungary/Slovakia
Post by Abel Ravasz » 22 Sep 2002 14:32
Svejk [a.k.a. Schweik] is an excellent read, I recommend it too!
johnny_bi
Post by johnny_bi » 25 Sep 2002 11:37
Svejk --- good book ... I'd wish that all soldiers would read that book
Gwynn Compton
Post by Gwynn Compton » 26 Sep 2002 08:54
I think that it was in 1807 that the Austrian Emperor Francis gave up the title of Holy Roman Emperor and became Emperor of Austria
Was he the last Holy Roman Emperor?
Gwynn
Location: Porto,Portugal
Post by viriato » 26 Sep 2002 19:04
Gwynn Compton asked:
GLADIVM
Location: Italy and Asia
Post by GLADIVM » 30 Sep 2002 06:21
AH , as all empires , has outlived itself .
already at the time of Napoleonic wars , the only interest of the emperor and its councillors was to perpetuate the " status quo " , which means to keep the situation as it was without any major change or improvment .
When an Empire stops to look for expansion but only tries to keep itself in power it means that its time has come .
Beside AH also had the problem of nationalities which was never properly addressed and also in this case the only postponed the end .
Of course AH survived the Napoleonic wars and even the 1848 revolution in Austria and its provinces but Franz Joseph was unable to breath new life in the empire ,may be that he should have condsidered a true federal empire without domination from German and Hungarian nationalities or renounced to some provinces which were going to bring too much future trouble , Italian areas for example , or making liberals reforms but nothing was done and the empire slowly descended into complacency and oblivion .
Franz Joseph himself with his personale tragedies well represented his sinking empire , his son suicide for never clearly explained reasons , his wife Sissy assassination by an anarchist in Switzerland , his enstrangement from a wife he dearly loved in the beginning . All these sacrifices for the empire must have haunted him when the end was near and he left a bankrupted empire in the midst of a lost war .
Also a dinastic empire started to be an anacromism in the 20th century and furthermore the too long life of Franz Joseph prevented that a young and energetic heir , if there was one , could restart the empire in a new footing but nothing was done and AH disppeared from history .
Franz Ferdinand believed in granting greater autonomy to the provinces from my knowledge. Does anyone else know what the Crown Prince planned to do?
Location: Austria (former Ostmark)
Post by Herzog » 30 Sep 2002 17:43
No, I don´t think so. The Danube Monarchy could have survived if the Serbians had not had such a hate against the Habsburgs and the German-Austrians. It could have also survived if the British had stood with Austria and if the Great War had not taken place. I even dare to say that without the breakdown of the monarchies in Austria and Germany the 20th century would have been more peaceful!
Post by Gwynn Compton » 01 Oct 2002 06:51
Had Austria retaliated instantly for the assassination of the Archduke, do you think war would have broken out? I think even Russia would have been hardpressed to go to the aid of assassins. By the time Austria-Hungary did go to war, the shock of the assassination had worn off, and I feel, that the months delay, was costly in preventing Austria-Hungary from being able to deal with Serbia in isolation.
Post by Tim Smith » 02 Oct 2002 15:32
Retaliated instantly? How? By mobilising at once and invading Serbia immediately?
If AH had done this, before the assassin could even be put on trial, Russia would be outraged at Austrian aggression against Serbia without any proof of Serbian involvement in the assassination, without even giving the Serbian government time to answer the Austrian allegations, let alone comply with the Austrian demands. Austria would have been accused of exploiting the situation and acting in haste without forethought or respect for the process of diplomacy and international law. The course of events would have been the same.
Post by johnny_bi » 03 Oct 2002 11:37
Herzog ...
And your opinion is based on ????
Post by GLADIVM » 09 Oct 2002 05:36
Herzog , you are austrian , therefore is natural for you to desire that AH would have survived but WWI was unavoidable and besides I cannot see a reason why England should have on the Austrian side .
If not for the assassination in Serajevo , WWI would have started a few yeras later , Germany & England were on a collision course and soon or later would have resorted to force , Furthermore AH wanted to teach a lesson to Serbia and would have jumped at the first chance , Serbia also was anxious for a fight and Russia would have not remained on the sideline.
And even if WWI would have been avoided by some sort of miracle , still AH would have disappeared in its form of empire and dual monarchy , the nationality issue was very strong in the early 19 century and would have ignited revolutions and unrest which would have compelled the Empire to split or change its form in order to survive in a diminished way.
Also the unnatural alliance with Italy would have to end sooner or later and at first signs of AH troubles , Italy would have tried to gain Trentino and Friuli Venezia Giulia , may be not succesfully but surely causing a
lot of trouble to AH .
Add to all this the too long reign , 68 years , of Franz Joseph which prevented any significant change and reform in the Empire and you find out that AH was beyond salvation .
It is perhaps a sad event but like peoples , empires also have a birth , youth , adulthood , old age and finally death . AH could not escape this fate in fact survived already for a very long time .
SerbTiger
Post by SerbTiger » 09 Oct 2002 09:09
Herzog,
Serbia's was hated by Austria-Hungary because it was an example of a small Slavic nation being independent.
The Hapsburgs new that this would cause others to want independence, Czech for example deserted the AH army in huge numbers. Even the Croats the most loyal to the Hapsburgs would have eventually wanted independence .
WW1 was bound to happen if it wasn't for the assassination, AH would have invaded Serbia sooner or later, and would be humiliated by the Serbian Army either way since the Serbs possesed the best general of WW1.
Between August 12 and mid December 1914 Austria-Hungary had lost 227,000 men and 179 guns compared to Serbian losses of around 70,000 and 42 guns. The Serbs noted with some pride that they were the only victorious Allied power"
Source:The Great War, 1914-18
cybercat
Post by cybercat » 24 Dec 2002 14:54
The Croats were agitating for an independent Croatian homeland well before WWI. HSP (Hrvatska Stranka Prava which later in the 1930s became the Ustasa movement) wasn't formed originally as most Serbs think to commit genocide against the Serbs. Originally HSP was formed in the 1870s to challenge Austro-Hungarian rule and to forge an independent Croatia.
The Serbs adopted the mantle of oppressor in the eyes of the HSP after WWI especially after the assassination of Stjepan Radic of the HSS. Radic because of his popularity in Croatia, was seen as a potential president by most Croats of an independent Croatia. Also the Serbian king dismissed parliament and ruled by decree this, and "reorganising" Yugoslavia into banates, didn't endear him to his Croatian "subjects".
Eventually with Nazi/Fascist help HSP evolved into HOP and then the Ustasa movement. The rest is history and the slaughter of the Serbs in Krajina and Bosnia began after April 1941.
It must be pointed out however, that there were Serb regiments in the Austro-Hungarian Army that were loyal to the Austrians and not to Serbia and that Serb fought Serb in that period.
tyskaorden
Location: Sollentuna, Sweden
Post by tyskaorden » 03 Jan 2003 19:15
The involvement of Serbia in the assasination was quite clear from the beginning and in the aftermath of chock felt all over Europe at the time, it is quite possible that if AH had reacted swiftly and punished Serbia they might have gotten away with it.
Even Russia would have been reluctant to help the regicide Serbia despite the alleged panslavic feelings.
As for the future plans of Franz Ferdinand, I have seen indications the he intended to transform the dubble-monarchy into a tripple-monarchy. That is to create a slavic kingdom of equal status to the Empire of Austria and the Kingdom of Hungary.
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Q: YUM RHEL Update Server I need to create a local RHEL5 Update Server to help eliminate the number of servers exposed to the web. All the local rhel5 servers need to be able to use this server as a repository for patches. I have a server registered with Redhat and would like to use yum to accomplish this. It is possible?

A: I think the project you are looking for is called spacewalk and allows you to run your own server for the Red Hat system management software.  However, AFAIK this replaces rather than works in conjunction with the Red Hat servers.  If you want an in-house server that inter-operates with the Red Hat servers, speak to sales at Red Hat.  They have a product for that called RHN Satellite, but I haven't used it.
Here's a link to RHN Satellite, thanks for the pointer weeheavy.

A: mrepo is what you need. A howto

A: You could configure Squid on the server to allow the proxying of Yum from the private subnet to the Redhat update servers. It can also cache packages, meaning it will only download a package once for all updates.
http://wiki.xdroop.com/space/Linux/squid/Configuring+a+Yum+Cache

A: Your question appears to imply that while you have multiple RHEL servers, only one is registered with RHN. If this is because you do not have subscriptions for those servers your question amounts to "how do I get more than I'm paying for?".
If your aim is genuinely to limit exposure, that problem is solved by firewalls...


It looks like we have secured another source of 50% peroxide.
1)Filter the peroxide through ion exchange resin to remove stabilizers.
Step 1 needs to be conducted with the bulk temperature below 70F or the resin tends to catch fire. The low temp at FAR is presently >70F with a high > 100. This leaves the bulk peroxide temperature too hot. So we took a dewar of Lquid nitrogen out to the desert and cooled and then filtered about 1500lbs of peroxide. We cooled the ulk peroxide by bubblin Ln2 throu from the bottom. We started at 11PM and finished about 6:30 am just as ths sun was comming up. Everything worked exactly as desined and according to the TDS meter we removed the bulk of the stabilizers. We got back home at about 11:30 am this morning. Its just after 6pm and I just woke up. This all nighter thing worked so much better 25 years ago in college.
We have about 30 minutes more work and we are ready to try step 2. We will proably do this next weekend. I can't do the final step until the generator I ordered arrives. The 50 to 70% step can be done with filtered "desert" dry air, the 70 to 90 step needs the air to be dryer than that and our big oiless compressor and -100F due-point airdryer system needs more power than we presently have on site.
Just got back from the desert. I spent two days on site at FAR, I went out Thursday night, I was there to help unload some deliveries of steel and concrete block Friday Morning. The deliveries are for new viewing bunkers as the existing viewing bunker has been over full and crowded for a couple of recent launches.
I also got 3000 lbs of 50% peroxide delivered. I think I've resolved my propellant supply.
I spent most of the day Friday working on our refining equipment. Saturday was a general FAR work party. I'd hoped to run the first de-ionization steps on the new propellant, alas it was really hot and the temperatures were just too high to do this safely. I'd also hoped to fly the blue ball under tether but it was too windy. I did fly the helicopter in 25+ MPH gusty winds and it did just fine.
I spent two full days working hard and accomplished one of my three primary goals for the trip. There are always lots of secondary goals to accomplish. Often simple things like: we now have 5 large bottles of compressed nitrogen on site and I had no way to tie them all down properly. I'd been laying the bottles on their sides. Now the bottles are standing up and properly restrained to the container wall.
Things that work are important.
This project is a big project and its important to have some success along the way. Its easy to get mired in a bunch of problems such that you experience no successes that you can celebrate.
So in a project this large its important to schedule small successes to keep the motivation up while you slog through the details of 10K things.
I went out and flew the helicopter again tonight. For the first time I turned on the integral term in the gps position hold. It made a huge difference. A helicopter flies with a slight tilt, the tilt is such that with purely proportional position gains it has to build up some error to stop moving. Then it also moves around as the wind changes and the proportional error grows to the point to counter the wind. I'd been doing: Start where you are, climb vertically, hover for awhile and land. I also like to be behind the helicopter when playing safety pilot as its easier to stay oriented and try a save if needed. Well it just so happens that in proportional mode every time you do one of these cycles the helicopter backs up and to the left about 2m. Do it 5 times and you have moved off the edge of the field and over the embankment. With the integral gains turned on I flew it 6 times and the final flight landed within 8 inches of the original take off point.
When I started this project it was really fun. Its now been almost three years and its gotten a bit more serious and not as fun. I've got the perpetual internal battle about do I lighten up a bit and have more fun, or do I drive to completion with the thought that I may eventually be able to monetize what we have done. I don't have an answer, but the struggle is still there. One runs a risk turning something you enjoy doing into a business. Will you still enjoy it when its a have to?
Long time followers know that we started our software development with an RC Helicopter. Then we ported the software over to the blue ball and did some hovering. While a hovering rocket is cool the LLC task requires more than hovering. We need to navigate and sequence through the 3D way points with time delays etc… We also need to be be able to soft abort allow some manual steering to try and hit the exact target. Its much easier to develop this stuff on the helicopter that does not require a 4 hour trip to test. So Today I spent the day putting the helicopter back together and checking it out. This entailed putting a new processor board on the helicopter and installing a new GPS as I'd stolen the originals for the silver ball. I just returned from flying it about 20 times. Its currently set up to takeoff, hover for 15 seconds at 2m then land. Here is a picture I took tonight of it sitting in the back of the truck after the flights.
We also are now using a new tool that was first tested with last weeks blue ball flight. The FAR desert is really hard on things like laptops. So when we setup the vehicle and then cycle valves, read voltages, check out the GPS and telemetry links we had been brining a laptop out to the vehicle. The Laptops are hard to read in the Sun and the sand gets every where. So I built a little box that had a daylight readable 4x20 reflective LCD two twist and push knobs and allows us to do all the checkout. Its about 1/3 the size of a normal laptop and has enough battery in it to run for 48 hours. Its in a solid aluminum case and is pretty rugged. It also worked tonight with the helicopter, we did all the heli flights without setting up the main telemetry station and the computer.
All the damage on the Silver ball from the eventful truck ride has been repaired and it should be back together for more static firing next weekend hers a picture of the motor and the ball.
Tether hover the blue ball.
Static test the silver ball.
Fly the full LLC profile from the pads with the Helicopter.
Do the first steps of the peroxide processing with the 1 55 gal drum of 50% food grade we got months ago.
This will probably take two full days. I'll keep you all posted.
Business ethics and cuts by a thousand lawyers.
A long time ago a normal mortal could buy rocket grade peroxide. Then someone crashed their rocket pack and sued the peroxide supplier.They won and the supplier lost more on that suit than they had erver made on the small rocket grade perxode sales. So they did the smart thing and stopped selling rocket grade peroxide to anyone that did not have a government contract.
Three or four months ago I was very worried about peroxide availibility as peroxide propulsion was not running and xlspace systems had stopped producing. So I set about to refine my own. Stabilized 50% hydrogen peroxide is a widely used industrial chemical, and seemed to be generally availible. I consulted with an expert that had been in the usiness of refining rocket grade perixude and decided to follow his reccomended process.
First thank you for your time and patience as XXXXX reviewed your request to purchase hydrogen peroxide. As outlined in your information, your process would concentrate the material to 85-90% for use in rocketry. You forecast an ongoing use of ~ 10K lbs per year of 70% product.
Our review involved the technical aspects of your work, product stewardship, regulatory affairs, and a legal & liability review.Everyone was impressed with your facility and apparent knowledge of hydrogen peroxide handling.
We wish you well in your future endeavors and look forward to reading about your successes.
So if I had hidden what I do, or been dishonest about where the peroxide was going I could have continued to buy the 50% food grade. Now niether peroxide supplier will knowling sell even the 50% food grade if it is going to Unreasonable Rocket. I know of others using peroxide for rockets that have set up shell companies "bozos chemical safety systems" or the like, buy peroxide under an assumed use and then refine for their rocket belts, drag cars or whatever. Others have "friend companies" buy it for them etc.. My personal business ethics don't feel comfortable with that. As a result of being honest and upfront about what I'm doing the door is closed.
No discussion of what insurance do you carry, what sort of liability release will you sign etc… Just no. People should be allowed to take risks. My familiy knows that if something happend to me it was my choice. They also know how strongly I feel that lawsuit lottery is destroying the fabric of what made the USA great. Americans were once risk takers.
What we are doing is far enough outside the normal industrial processes that any one doing business with us is not following their carefully coregraphed ISO9000 script. As a result the system is not perfect. That is why when I get a valve that supposed to have compatible materials in it I TEST IT. If I asked for viton and they sent buna-n then they screwed up, in the normal events that sort of screw up would cause a leak. With 90% peroxide it could cause an explosion. This is my responsiility, a larger organization would have a detailed incomming inspection for anything that critical, I don't so its my responsibility. Its why we test things at FAR were we have a bunker to hide in. Its whey we presurize and fly the vehicle remotely, its why we make people at FAR seek shelter in the viewing bunker when we are trying something untested. What we do is risky, but we try not to take stupid risks. When I started going to FAR I looked around and saw a bunch of 40+ year old guys that normally drive a desk out in the hot desert sun doing hard physical lablor. One of my very first donations to the place was an AED automatic defibulator and a breathing oxygen bottle. At the time it was the largest check I had yet written for my new rocketry hobby.
If I screw up amd blow my self up, it was my choice to take the risk, its not the fault of whatever other things happened in the chain of cauasality, I knowlingly put myself in that position.
BTW we flew the blue ball tethered in high winds today and got mixed results, no damage, but control problems in the winds. more later.


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Billy Connolly and his funny bones
Billy with Pamela Stephenson his second and current wife
One of Britian's best loved comedians is struggling with health issues.
Billy Connolly, 73, is writing letters to his grandchildren to open after his death. He is battling Parkinson's disease and prostate cancer.
Connolly began writing the letters shortly after his grandchildren were born and writes them long-hand using a fountain pen.
In late January he won a Special Recognition award from fans at the National Television Awards 2016. His pal Dustin Hoffman was on hand to give Billy the award. The event was an emotional one for fans and Connolly.
This week the Daily Mail reported spotting Billy in Mayfair with his daughter Scarlett, 27.He told the Daily Mail 'There were things I liked to do, like smoking cigars. I can't do that any more because it makes me drunk. 'I can't play the banjo any more because of my left hand. I don't move as much as I used to because I don't feel secure in my balance. My way of speaking has changed a bit too.'
This fan would like to share her memories of Billy Connolly
A British poll on the March 31, 2010, revealed that those who participated voted Billy Connolly their all-time favourite comedian.
Over the years I have seen Billy on TV, in films such as Mrs Brown and I was lucky enough to see Billy live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London a few years ago. The theatre visit was a treat for Hubby for his birthday but it was I who nearly died laughing.
Billy Connolly first came onto my comedy radar back in the early 1970s. At that time The Big Yin as he was fondly known was just becoming popular in England. He already had a fair following in Scotland but was about to hit the big time nationally and then globally.
My first encounter of this comedian was listening to LPs, long playing records, borrowed from a friend. The humour showed a raw talent but I was not an instant fan and struggled at times to see what was so funny.
The problem initially was that many English people struggled to understand what Bill was actually saying due to his broad Scottish accent. But it was not just his broad Scottish accent and more often than not it was his huge sense of humour. He would begin to laugh so loud at what he was saying that his words soon became incomprehensible.
But it did not take long to fall for the comedy of Connolly.
The man simply has funny-bones.
On chat shows he was and still is witty, retains a boyish charm, seems unable to offend no matter how rude he is and is thoroughly entertaining.
His early work incorporated songs and Bill usually accompanied himself on guitar or banjo. There would be a few serious songs and many funny ones. In time the singing became less.
[Bill did release a few funny singles which actually made the charts. He said that once he heard certain songs he could not keep his hands of them. D.I.V.O.R.CE. was one such song.]
Despite his ever increasing years Billy remains a rebel of sorts; as a friend of mine would say, a rebel without a clue.
He has kept his slightly wacky hair and unusual dress style; his funny slant on life always brings humour to any appearances. He does not get up and tell jokes but rather humorously talks you through life.
Billy is a well-known personality around the world these days and his humour seems to travel well, despite his accent. Perhaps it is because much of the humour is silly, childish, naughty but oh so funny that he gets away with it.
He has developed over the years and his style has changed a little but on the whole he continues telling funny stories based on real-life.
As we all know life can be a bitch but, when you really start to think about it, it is often also funny.
Billy appeared on Michael Parkinson's chat show some years ago, when American actress Angie Dickinson was also appearing; she found it hard to compose herself. At the time Billy was a young, hairy man full of fun. His quip about something being as welcome as a fart in a spacesuit completely floored Miss Dickinson. It was quite some time before she stopped laughing and was able to speak. Seeing this phrase written down it is not that funny but it is Billy's delivery which works every time.
There are few comedians who swear like troopers but still manage to entertain me but for some reason the Big Yin can be as disgusting as possible and still make me laugh.
These days he is a respected actor, writer, comedian, entertainer and all round celebrity; remember though he is still a naughty boy so do not book to see him play live if you are easily offended.
A few classic but irreverent Connolly quotes:-
"If Jesus was a Jew, how come he has a Mexican first name?"
"I think my securities far outweigh my insecurities. I am not nearly as afraid of myself and my imagination as I used to be."
"I'm much bigger in Britain than I am there. I'm well-known, but my name's That Guy in America. . . . People shout: "Hey  I know you! You're That Guy.""
"The great thing about Glasgow is that if there's a nuclear attack it'll look exactly the same afterwards."
"I'm famous for my bottom dances, but you'll only see my bum and willy if you raise a million pounds within an hour."


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I just got word that I was accepted for PhD work in New Testament studies. Of course, this is the first I've heard and there are still several institutions left to hear from. I don't want to give any details here but I will as soon as things begin to solidify. All I know is that this is great and that I'm soooooo excited that I'll get to do PhD work for the next few years!!!
Congrats as well Michael. I hope it goes well for you.
That's fantastic. I wish you the best and am looking forward to hearing the details.
Alan, Michael, Mike, Ken and Nijay, thanks for all of the congratulatory comments. I appreciate it!!! Certainly, details will follow within the next few weeks.
That's fantastic news. I'm sure this ranks up there as a milestone moment. Congrats!
Wow. You are posting quite a bit of good news on here lately. This is exciting stuff. Congratulations.
You have my commiserations, uh, I mean, congratulations.
Shaun, it certainly is a milestone! Scott, hopefully there will be some more good news soon! Stephen and James, thanks a lot!
Congrats, Michael. Welcome to the club. Remind me to show you the secret handshake at SBL (it's mainly an open-hand held out in a begging posture!).
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Accueil » Observateur du Fonds mondial » Bulletin OFM » NUMÉROS PRÉCÉDENTS
numéro 269 20 Août 2015
Transparency and streamlined accountability: what watchdogs, grant implementers and OIG want
Both watchdogs and the OIG are having trouble accessing useful and complete country-level data to track and verify grant budgeting, expenditure and results data. There are also significant obstacles keeping implementers from meeting requirements for reporting to national oversight structures. These two conclusions drove two days of strategic discussions at an Aidspan roundtable in early August drawing participants from 10 countries.
An ever-greater number of watchdogs are becoming Global Fund recipients
During an Aidspan regional roundtable held in early August, watchdogs representing more than 30 organizations spoke candidly about their struggles in securing funding – making their engagement in the Global Fund system a lifeline for their futures. How to manage conflicts of interest now that there is that engagement, however, remains relatively unclear.
3. INTERVIEW
Creating links between the OIG and local watchdogs
Etienne Michaud is a senior strategy and policy manager at the Office of the Inspector General for the Global Fund. According to him, there are links to be made between watchdogs at local level as part of the OIG effort to consolidate its network of front-line advocates for transparency and accountability.
4. COMMENTARY
Country-led and community-owned? How cultural imperatives at the global level translate on the ground
After the recent Partnership Forum in Bangkok, the second in the series of consultations to support the development of the Global Fund's new strategy, Anna Maalsen reflects on how the principles of community leadership and country ownership that are at the heart of the Fund's culture actually translate on the ground.
New report measures impact of civil society participation in priority-setting in NFM concept notes
A new report released by the Eastern Africa National Networks of AIDS Service Organizations (EANNASO) measures the impact of civil society consultations on the final concept notes submitted. Notes submitted by Kenya, Malawi, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zanzibar and Zimbabwe were examined for how responsive they were to priorities identified by civil society during country dialogue.
Civil society urges responsible transition towards domestic funding of HIV and TB in EECA
A workshop jointly run by the Global Fund and Eurasian Harm Reduction Network aimed to provide more nuanced guidance to EECA countries on sustainability as they prepare to transition some or all of their programming to domestic funding sources.
In Malaysia, innovative but vulnerable work to reach MSM with HIV testing
AIDS advocates warn that given its low disease burden and relatively high GDP, Malaysia may become ineligible for Global Fund support after 2017, imperiling prevention efforts. Especially vulnerable, they say, are those that target MSM.
In Kenya, devolution is interrupting monitoring and evaluation
Devolution in Kenya has since 2013 caused some interruptions in the supply chain, stockouts at health facilities and has prevented consistent monitoring and evaluation of programs: all of which could have an impact on interventions supported by the Global Fund.
Sustainability at core of new HIV strategy in Moldova
In developing its new national strategic plan for HIV/AIDS, Moldova is preparing for a transition away from Global Fund support to prevention, treatment and care interventions.
10. ANNOUNCEMENT
A new chapter for GFO editor
This is my final issue at the helm of Global Fund Observer. It's been an extraordinary two years of watching, and listening, as the Global Fund evolves and matures into a dynamic and responsive financing mechanism. I hope that GFO has, equally, evolved and matured to respond to and document the concerns and vision of grant implementers, partners and the people who benefit from Fund-supported programs.
Tinatin Zardiashvili
Joint meeting provided guidance on transition to representatives from across the region hardest-hit by NFM allocation methodology
A workshop hosted on July 21-22 in Istanbul aimed to provide more nuanced guidance to the countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia on sustainability of HIV and TB programs, as most of them are bracing for what they see as an inevitable further reduction in their support from the Global Fund.
EECA countries received just 3% of the more than $12 billion allocated in 2014 under the new funding model (NFM), which has represented a 46% reduction in support for HIV programs and 37% for TB programs. This precipitous decline sought to redress the balance in funding, to amend support to countries that had been over-allocated under the rounds-based approach compared to their share of the global burden of disease.
While the post-2017 strategy remains under development, these countries are all preparing for what they see as a certain inevitability in their Global Fund envelopes shrinking further during the next allocations period – making it fundamentally important that they develop transition scenarios to ensure that programs supported by the Fund remain in place, with new sources of investment.
Workshop participants representing the Stop-TB partnership, the Fund's own Technical Evaluation and Review Group (TERG), civil society, local government and other foundations gathered in the Turkish capital to develop a way forward in this modified financial landscape, using the Fund's Framework for Sustainability and Transition as a roadmap.
Country teams were asked to identify what was most important to them, and what priorities – with timelines – needed to be included in any transition framework. The countries were also asked to identify areas where they would require technical support to smooth the transition. They were then given the opportunity to present their vision for a post-Global Fund national program to other donors, in order to begin to solicit other sources of investment for their interventions.
A policy statement developed during a pre-meeting of civil society groups on 12-13 July in Moldova emphasized the importance of ensuring that the transition is a smooth one, according to Anna Dovbakh, deputy director for information and technical support of EHRN.
"Discussions have changed our minds and we are seriously understanding that there will be no more Global Fund money and that it is up to us to fill the gaps," she told Aidspan. "All of the Global Fund investments will be wasted if the default position is to close the programs down. The past will become the golden age of harm reduction and that just cannot happen; we've seen the consequences already, in Serbia and Montenegro [where donor supported programs were closed]."
In the final statement that emerged from the two-day meeting, civil society organizations emphasized the need for the Fund to "develop and implement a strategy for responsible and successful transition to domestic funding for middle-income countries."
Three EECA countries – Estonia, Romania and Croatia – were included in a review commissioned in 2013 of sustainability-related challenges. This review, currently underway by the TERG, is hinging on a series of questions that seek to define what 'success' looks like when it comes to transition and financial sustainability.
It is likely that the preliminary findings from a similar research project conducted in four other EECA countries with Global Fund support will build on, or corroborate the TERG review results. Research carried out by Georgian NGO, CIF (Curatio International Foundation) in Belarus, Bulgaria, Georgia and Ukraine tested an assessment tool that countries will eventually be able to use to plot their own courses towards transition.
According to Ketevan Chkhatarashviili, president of CIF Georgia, the research, supported by civil society engagement can only help to provide a comprehensive picture of the type and extent of challenges countries are going to confront and have to overcome in order to ensure the longevity of programs initiated with Global Fund support and cement the gains made in mitigating the burden of disease.
"The Fund heard the views and expectations from constituency representatives, and understood that transition planning is not only a financial issue but also linked to legal and systems issues as well," she told Aidspan.
EECA regional manager Nicolas Cantau said that the EECA region is confronted with the "double challenge" of scaling up the response to the fight against drug resistant TB and HIV while sustaining the progresses achieved over the past 10 years.
"We are speaking about 'sustainable scale up' where increased domestic funding need to be invested in high impact interventions in the frame of fully funded national strategic plans," he told Aidspan in an email. "Resources requested by countries under the NFM have broadly been in line with the Global Fund investment guidance; this workshop is part of a series of event that the Global Fund is co-organizing with regional networks and technical partners to develop with countries transition frameworks for sustainable impact."
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Alcantara set to leave but Bayern 'cautiously optimistic' of keeping Alaba
Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said Tuesday (Aug 11) he is "cautiously optimistic" of keeping David Alaba but is braced to lose Liverpool target Thiago Alcantara once the Champions League finishes in Lisbon.
Having routed Chelsea 7-1 on aggregate in the last 16 following Saturday's 4-1 win in Munich in the return leg, Bayern face Barcelona in the quarter-finals on Friday in a clash of European heavyweights.
With a year left on their contracts, both defender Alaba and central midfielder Alcantara are stalling over extensions.
Alcantara, 29, who has been heavily linked to Liverpool, has long since signalled to the club that he wants to leave.
So far, the Spaniard, who has won the Bundesliga title in each of his seven seasons in Munich, has rejected all of Bayern's efforts to keep him.
Thiago Alcantara has long since signalled to the club that he wants to leave
"It is known that he wants to do something new. If a club comes to us and offers a fair sum, we will deal with it," Rummenigge said with an air of resignation at a media event in Munich on Tuesday.
However, he is "cautiously optimistic" about keeping Alaba, because "we are working on a solution".
Austrian star Alaba, 28, refused to talk about his future after Saturday's victory over Chelsea.
He said he is focused solely on the Champions League as Bayern bid for the treble, having already claimed an eighth straight Bundesliga title and lifted the German Cup.
Rummenigge has also ruled out extending the one-year loan deal of Philippe Coutinho, who will return to Barcelona next season.
Rummenigge said that because of the coronavirus pandemic Bayern Munich "cannot make any further investments of this magnitude in these difficult economic times, which are also difficult for us."
Emma Watson opts for a cropped black bikini top and mismatched neon bottoms as she relaxes on the beach in Italy
Injury-hit PSG will be counting on Neymar in hunt for Champions League glory
Bournemouth REJECT West Ham's £13m bid for Josh King
Houssem Aouar: 'Ultimately I had to make a decision and I am happy to remain here'
Inter Milan 'line up a move for Sergio Aguero next summer'


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Although most think about Jean Valjean and Javert when considering Victor Hugo's Les Misérables, or even Cosette, the student and attorney Marius Pontmercy (illustrated here by Fortuné Méaulle) is not to be forgotten.
Of course, even Javert finds him forgettable when he comments that "a lawyer can be hunted up at any time."
But in a story driven so much by notions of justice and the good and vengance, it is (at least, in my view) a delight to see that the lawyer-liness of Marius does not get in the way of his humanity. He and Cosette rush to reconcile with Valjean when he discovers near the novel's end that Valjean has been a friend, not a foe, as his prejudice had assumed.
It's a thick work, in translation, and one that seems more popular as a musical adaptation. But Marius (inspired by the request of my former student and research assistant, Ryan Killian), is the Fictional Attorney of the Month.