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Still Loved preview London
On Wednesday 21st October we had our London preview screening of Still Loved at Molinare, Soho, where we did our post production. They have a gorgeous cinema where we held the screening.
Our audience arrived at 6.30pm and we had a couple of drinks in the bar. Our guests consisted of two of the families in the film, Beth and Steve Morris and Michelle and Paul Hemmington Buckley, some of our crew, sponsors and film industry and friends. It was a fantastic turn out.
At 7pm Director, Debbie Howard, introduced the film and the screening commenced.
The film was followed by an informal Q&A with our the families in the film, Editor Joby Gee and Debbie.
Afterwards we went back to the bar and had more conversations about the film. We asked people to fill out feedback forms, as we did at our Sheffield screening, and we got some brilliant feedback and comments.
"This is a beautiful and touching film about grief, full of humanity. For everyone who has ever or will ever lose somebody....for everyone."
"I thought it was literally spectacular - every element, from the awe inspiring exposure and honesty of the participants to the pace, music, sensitivity and the father's stories....a magnificent spectacle. Privileged to have watched it."
David Bell
"This is a film that will resonate most with men and you should ty to find a way to market it to them. It seems they are the hidden/forgotten victims and would really benefit from hearing other men in a similar situation."
It was great to hear from both families that took part that they had not found it too harrowing to watch, and had really enjoyed the experience of taking part and watching the film.
"Amazingly powerful. A difficult watch but then, I am reliving (again) the worst day of my life. I am very impressed and would really urge everyone to watch this!" Paul Buckley.
Debbie was amused that both our Editor, Joby Gee and herself had arrived wearing fox print fabrics totally unplanned. So here they are....looking foxy!
Thank you to everyone that came along and supported us, and who have helped us get this film made. And a massive thank you to Molinare for hosting our screening and doing such a wonderful job of post production.
"Beautifully moving and congratulations for handling a very taboo and sensitive subject in a compelling and open/honest manner without being 'too teary'. Should definitely be watched by all."
Christine Hartland, Producer, Patchwork Productions.
"I thought your film was amazing - beautifully paced and very moving."
Amanda Goodman, BBC News.
October 15th BABY LOSS AWARENESS DAY
We've been busy on social media promoting Still Loved today, being that it's International Baby Loss Awareness Day and at 7pm tonight we'll be lighting candles for all those that have supported us and their babies.
We've had lot's of publicity today. The Huffinton Post Parents wrote this article about Still Loved.
We're the Pick of the Week on the Just Giving website.
And Patient wrote this about us.
We're also delighted to announce that the Harrogate based baby loss support charity Our Angels are coming on board to work with us both fundraising and helping to get Still Loved out to audiences worldwide. Big thanks to Chris Binnie and Our Angels for your wonderful support.
It's great to see baby loss getting a lot of press today, there are so many articles, intervies and events happening to raise the profile of baby loss today. My friend and colleague Lisa Francesca Nand's new documentary First Heartbeat will screen on the TLC channel at 10pm tonight. Lisa made this very personal film about herself and her partrner David as they went through 5 miscarriages. Lisa was also on Loose Women today and will be featured on the news later today. Well done to Lisa for making this brave film. We'll be tuning in to watch tonight.
Still Loved previews to rave reviews
On Tuesday 6th October, we had our first preview screening of Still Loved in Sheffield at the Showroom Cinema with cast, crew, friends, family, sponsors and film industry. We had an amazing turn out.
"Debbie Howard's documentary Still Loved really moved me. It was as much about human connection as it was about loss. It deserves a much wider screening. A brave and tender film."
The audience arrived and had drinks and there was a chance for the families in the film to catch up with each other, and to meet and greet.
Kate Linderholm from BBC Radio Sheffield introduced the Filmmakers on stage and our Director, Debbie Howard gave an introductory speech and thanked our wonderful families, crew and sponsors for all their input.
"It may be a difficult subject matter but the film you made is not about the deaths - it's about life and the depth of human strength to continue."
We then watched Still Loved. Although inevitably there were a lot of tears, there were also laughs too and the film was incredibly well received.
There then followed a Q&A led by Kate Linderholm. On the panel were Director Debbie Howard, Producer Polly Perkins, parents from the film Lou Evans and Jay Cooke and Emma Shepherd from Chesterfield Sands (baby loss support group). Kate and members of the audience asked many questions to the panel and it was a fantastic and informative discussion. This was filmed and we hope to make this available to you soon.
Our Producers asked everyone to fill out feedback forms, anonymously if they wished, to give us their true opinions of the film.
"If you see one documentary in the next 12 months - make it this one. An insightful, visceral, honest and moving account of how parents deal with stillbirth. Feel like I have learnt so much tonight about this subject and more on complexities of bereavement. A mighty achievement."
It was also explained that we are still struggling to raise funds to get the film on screens around the world so that people can actually see it. Films of such a difficult subject matter are not easy to program. To get this seen, we need to raise money for exhibition. You can help us to do this by making a donation, however small to our Just Giving campaign.
After that we all celebrated with a few well deserved drinks and lots of really fantastic feedback in the bar.
We're delighted at the response to the first screening and look forward to our London preview at Molinare on the 21st October.
Here's Debbie's interview on Sheffield Live TV just before the screening.
Read more of our great reviews below….they're still flooding in! As you can see, many people commented about how hopeful and uplifting the film is, and how much they learned about something they had never thought about before.
"I feel privileged to have been present at last night's preview screening of the film Still Loved. Its a moving documentary which courageously explores the issues surrounding still birth from the perspective of the parent(s) dealing with losing a baby. What's clear is as a society and as individuals we shy away from the all too common and utterly devastating tragedy . Those people caught up in the nightmare are often struggling alone with the heartbreak and the inability of those around them to themselves face the loss or even know what to say. Sadly often the response is simply to ignore it and say nothing. This great documentary which has been three years in the making bravely and selflessly champions these parents rebuilding their shattered worlds. It's not an easy subject by any means but it's one that deserves to be aired and my hope is that more people get a chance to see this film. Thank you to all those involved in making and supporting this formidable work."
"An intelligent, thoughtful and beautifully human film."
"Such an informative, brave, honest film that touched me deeply."
"Powerful doesn't do it justice. You managed to tackle such a difficult subject with skill, sensitivity and style. Seriously well done."
"What is love? I think this film told us clearly."
"An incredibly sensitive film about a delicate subject. Sadness and hope in the right proportions."
"Powerful, thought provoking and very moving. I have two friends who have lost babies and I've never known what to say before. I wish I'd brought them to this screening but I was too afraid to ask them. I wish I'd asked now. Find a way to get it out. Get it on line. Get it seen."
"Fantastic and powerful film. Really touched me and more importantly made me think. Thank you."
"Stunning film. It needs nationwide distribution and needs to be shown. I found it informative, emotional and amazingly uplifting. "
"I'm very humbled by what you have achieved. In tackling such a difficult subject with grace, humility and even a laugh along the way. I was nervous I would be crying the whole way through but actually while a deeply emotional experience the stories and strength of the families and the flow of the narrative kept me completely engaged, maybe beyond tears."
"I'm blown away and a little numb at what a beautiful sacred space you held for those families and the healing that must have taken in place during that journey. I applaud your humanness and the courage of those families."
"I'm sat here with a feeling that I've just witnessed something really important. Your film touched the heart of every single person in that room. I have caught a glimpse of the silent suffering of so many parents. I am changed by your film."
"Still loved is a full length documentary that invites us to bear witness to one of our cultures last taboos, stillbirth and the devastating impact it has on the families involved.
Make no mistake, this is a very emotional film, made all the more so because the films director, with great care and sincerity forces us to connect deeply with the grief of the families interviewed. I felt like I was no longer a passive observer prying into the suffering of others, the screen dissolved and I became inextricably linked, a friend who had been afforded the honour to become a part of the grieving process with the families involved.
Although the stories of the individual families are diverse and varied, their is a similar theme, that they rarely get to talk about their loss, that they receive fewer visits from friends, that some people believe it is something to quickly forget and move on from.
Intrinsic to this film is a woven commonality that resonates deeply and clearly, the demand to heard, to be listened to and not ignored. It bridges the chasm of hidden taboo and provides a much needed platform for the beginning of conversation.
The first screening of this documentary at the Showroom finished with a Q and A with director and the families involved, afterwards as the interviewees exited the cinema I found myself involuntarily hugging one of the fathers who had lost two children, 'thanks for that' he said you don't know what that means to me."
Stephen Givnan


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The feasibility of fNIRS as a diagnostic tool for pediatric TBI: A pilot study
David A. Chung, J. J. Lenstra, Zwany Metting, Sandra Elisabeth Rakers, Jacoba M Spikman, J. W. J. Elting, Joukje Naalt, van der
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Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) enables assessment of prefrontal hemodynamic response. This study explored the feasibility of fNIRS in determining hemodynamic changes related to cognitive task performance in pediatric traumatic brain injury (TBI) in order to assess its potential as a diagnostic tool.
We measured changes in oxygenated hemoglobin [O2Hb] during a verbal fluency task (VFT), which activates frontal brain regions involved in working memory, in 15 TBI patients and 21 healthy controls using a 3-channel fNIRS system. Baseline and absolute changes in [O2Hb] during the VFT were compared to the rest condition to obtain effect-scores. Patients were tested in the acute phase and six weeks after injury. Task-related fNIRS responses were categorized into positive, negative, and no response.
For patients and controls, a positive response was observed in 61% (n = 22), a negative response in 19% (n = 7), and no response in 19% (n = 7). Patients showed a mean [O2Hb] effect-score of 2.18 compared to 2.52 in the control group (p = 0.743) in the acute phase after injury. Follow-up effect-scores did not differ significantly (p = 0.721). Decreased task performance was associated with a higher effect-score in controls compared to decreased task performance with lower effect-score in the patient group.
Our study shows that it is feasible to assess hemodynamic response with fNIRS in pediatric TBI patients. A trend of reduced prefrontal hemodynamic response in patients in the acute phase after injury was found suggesting impairment in cognitive performance that warrants further study.
European Journal of Paediatric Neurology
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejpn.2020.12.008
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10.1016/j.ejpn.2020.12.008
The feasibility of fNIRS as a diagnostic tool for pediatric TBI_ A pilot studyFinal publisher's version, 313 KBLicentie: Taverne
Chung, D. A., Lenstra, J. J., Metting, Z., Rakers, S. E., Spikman, J. M., Elting, J. W. J., & Naalt, van der, J. (2021). The feasibility of fNIRS as a diagnostic tool for pediatric TBI: A pilot study. European Journal of Paediatric Neurology, 30, 22-24. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejpn.2020.12.008
Chung, David A. ; Lenstra, J. J. ; Metting, Zwany et al. / The feasibility of fNIRS as a diagnostic tool for pediatric TBI : A pilot study. In: European Journal of Paediatric Neurology. 2021 ; Vol. 30. blz. 22-24.
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AC/DC's Cheap Trick Connection: Malcolm Young Was the 'Main Man'
Matt Wardlaw
For Cheap Trick legend Bun E. Carlos, the late AC/DC rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young ranks among the best of rock's best.
"All of us thought Malcolm was the main man in the band," Carlos said in an exclusive interview on the day Young's death was announced. "His guitar peers were Chuck Berry, John Lennon and Keith Richards, I thought."
And Carlos didn't arrive at that opinion simply by listening to AC/DC's best albums. No, he got to see it up close and personal, as Cheap Trick shared the spotlight with Young countless times on joint tour dates, collaborative encores and personal after-show moments.
Some of the memories are funny, while others are outrageous, but all of them point to the deep connection between AC/DC and Cheap Trick.
"Malcolm, Bon and Angus sat in with the band one night," Carlos remembered. "Malcolm used [Cheap Trick singer] Robin [Zander]'s guitar and amp. While [AC/DC frontman] Bon [Scott] and Robin and [Cheap Trick guitarist] Rick [Nielsen] and [AC/DC guitarist] Angus [Young] created havoc and mayhem on the stage, Malcolm walked back and forth along the amp line looking down for most of the time. After the show, I asked him, 'What were you doing up there?' Malcolm replied, 'I was looking for the amp the guitar was plugged into. I couldn't figure out where my sound was coming from.' Robin's amp was under my drum riser, hidden by a black scrim! Malcolm never found where it was hiding onstage."
Maybe their most famous musical moment was actually captured on Bun E.'s Basement Bootlegs, Volume 1: Gigs '79-'94, as Cheap Trick joined Scott and the Youngs in 1979 for a raucous take on Berry's "Johnny B. Goode." It recalls a different time, when the biggest rock bands in the world would show up, sometimes unannounced, and jam.
"That was in like Omaha or Sioux Falls or something," Carlos told Ultimate Classic Rock in 2016. "They were doing another gig that night and they showed up at our gig. They got in early on a day off, and the night before at the same venue, Kansas had been playing and me and Rick showed up and hopped up onstage with those guys for the encore. We didn't even tell them that we were coming. We just walked out and started jamming with them. It was a lot of fun."
By then, AC/DC and Cheap Trick were enjoying regular intersections out on the road. (On another memorable evening, Michael Schenker joined in, too.) It was easy to see why they became so close so quickly, Carlos said.
"There was a common bond," he said. "We were coming up in the same group of bands, we both had a band with a wild guitar player and a cool singer and a solid rhythm section, so we did have a lot in common. We both had a few albums out and neither one of us had a massive hit at that time."
So, when Bon Scott, Angus and Malcolm Young showed up ready to play, nobody thought twice about it. "We toured with AC/DC on and off for a couple of years and we spent time overseas and stuff, so it was like, 'AC/DC is here and they want to play on the encore,'" Carlos added. "They got up and did 'Day Tripper' and 'Auf Wiedersehen,' and a couple of other tunes with us, too. It was a lot of fun."
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the late Bon Scott served as court jester, keeping everyone's spirits up. "It was a short-lived life and he was in full party mode," Carlos confirms. "I remember that by the end of that gig, Robin ended up on a tour manager's shoulders and Bon ended up on someone else's shoulders, and the crowd was just going nuts. It was pretty cool. I wish there was video footage."
Eventually, AC/DC and Cheap Trick began to spend time together on stage and off. "It was always fun hanging out with those guys," Carlos said. "If we were at an airport together, we'd start flipping coins for money and stuff like that. If it was a day off, we'd end up in the hotel bar shooting the breeze and talking about touring and stuff. Jamming with those guys was just a gas."
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Her sense of humor remains intact and she has tart, firm opinions. "Don't do it, she said with a chuckle about being 100. "It's horrible."
In the last dozen years, Ms. Herrera has had a thriving career that would make any artist jealous: a show opening May 3 at Lisson Gallery in New York, the debut for the American branch of the London dealer, and in the fall, a solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Image by Todd Heisler. Courtesy of The New York Times.


Along the water's edge in the massive Portland Bight protected area.
A protected area refers to a defined geographical space that is managed through legal or other official means so as to achieve long-term conservation of nature therein. That includes the maintenance of ecosystem services and cultural heritage. In Jamaica, protected areas and national parks are under the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA). The designated role of this agency is to protect the country's environmental resources such as land, wood, and water.
Additionally, the Jamaica Protected Areas Trust, Ltd. (JPAT) is a collaborative initiative between the public and private sectors that seeks to protect the natural resources and biodiversity of Jamaica. This initiative was formed in 2004 and has overseen efforts to conserve and protect the natural resources in Jamaica.
Bringing together different stakeholders in both the private and public sectors. Engaging them in dialogue and partnership to enhance their cooperation and efforts of conservation.
Overseeing proper use of conservation funds by monitoring the administration and distribution.
Playing an important role in the implementation of Jamaica's National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan.
Offering support in various forms such as technical support, resource management and managerial support. Fulfilling of required duties and international treaties.
Creating awareness on protected areas through various media, marketing and spreading of information.
Bringing cooperation with other non-government organizations to help in conservation efforts.
John Crow Mountain National Park.
Cockpit Country is one of the most vital economic repositories of Jamaica. It is located in the west of the central island and constitutes 22,327 hectares of forest reserves. It represents the cultural and natural heritage of Jamaica. Cockpit country is home to various flora and fauna including 27 of the 28 endemic birds of Jamaica and over 1500 species of plants. Due to its rich biological and cultural resources, there have been efforts to create sustainable management to aid in conservation.
Bogue is a fisheries sanctuary that is categorized under the protected areas of Jamaica. It was first designated in 1979 and is considered an important area of conservation for fish species. It covers an area of 112 hectares.
Bullhead is a mountain peak near Chapelton and rises to 748 meters in elevation. It is the 25th highest peak in Jamaica and an important forest reserve.
Cedar Valley is a forest reserve that is currently within the bounds of the protected areas of Jamaica. This forest reserve covers an area of 243 hectares making it one of the largest protected areas in Jamaica.
Chepstowe is one of the populated lands in Jamaica, located in Portland. This is a protected area from the adverse effects of the ever growing human population in the region. This helps protect the natural biodiversity unique to this place.
The main challenge facing the conservation of protected areas and national parks in Jamaica arises from the methods of policy implementation. This has impeded further efforts to enhance these protected areas.


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Visitors can gain access to this beach area via a track from the large car park. There are no toilet facilities in this area.


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I've selected four of my favourite tools that I'm always using in nearly everything I work on. Check out my Tools of the Trade!
I love this because it lets me set my compression settings in respect to the tempo I'm working in. I'm always working in Elastic Time in Pro Tools, so I like to have all my plug-in's synced to tempo where possible – I'm very particular like that. It also has some great sounding analogue modelled sounds you can dial in for great effect. Love the punch dial too – great for extra hit when you need it.
It comes bundled with Pro Tools, but it's actually pretty cool. I use it because it's transparent and doesn't colour the sound. It's quick, accurate and it's the first EQ I reach for when working with voices.
I use this on my master chain, always as the first insert. It's a great way to glue together the final mix and has a wealth of options to get it working perfectly dependant on your mix. It has a great sound that I feel adds something extra to my work.
I know that Ozone 6, 7 or whatever number they're at is out but this work's well for me. I love all the features on it, although it's taken me a while to only use what I need instead of just dialling in everything. Now I'm mostly using the EQ and the Maximizer to get things sounding great. The Maximizer has loads of great options to really get things sounding loud.
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I'm also a big fan of The Mouth and Razor by Native Instruments, and WavesTune. The AIR plug-in's that come with Pro Tools are also pretty useful. But the above four would definitely be my favourite – they feature in nearly piece I'll create be it a Promo, some Sound Design or Music.


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Hazard replacement top priority as Lampard makes transfer plans
Frank Lampard has indicated Chelsea will look to sign at least one new attacker in January after having their transfer ban halved.
An appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport brought an early end to the original two-window embargo last week, enabling the Blues to become active participants in the transfer market.
An inexperienced squad reached the Champions League last 16 with Tuesday's 2-1 home win over Lille and could now be reinforced.
Chelsea scored 11 times in their six Group H games and have notched a further 31 goals in the Premier League, but head coach Lampard outlined plans to seek a replacement for Eden Hazard.
"I think it will be a bit fluid," Lampard told BT Sport after beating Lille at Stamford Bridge.
"There will be discussions that go on from now about where we can strengthen, because of course with Eden leaving we lost a lot of goals, a lot of creation in his particular position.
"What I'm talking about today is that we missed some chances and I think we can probably look at strengthening and pushing and getting maybe more competition in those areas."
First-half goals from Tammy Abraham and Cesar Azpilicueta confirmed the club's progression in Europe, although the result was made narrower than it should have been by Loic Remy's belated response in the 78th minute.
The Blues, who finished second in the group behind Valencia, would have slipped into the Europa League had Lille pinched a late equaliser.
Lampard said: "With the youth, we understand those bumps in the road will come, whether individually or collectively.
"I push them a lot, I'm quite tough with them, and I want them to work and improve. But at the same time, you do have to be a bit patient. That's where the balance of the team and the squad is important – the older, more experienced players do help them.
"We have got a good balance but I think today was a strong sign of how much work we have to do. It should have been a game that was finished much earlier.
"It's been a little bit the story of our season at times and that's the biggest thing, for me, we need to improve."


More than 18 years after its launch and the revolution it brought in the music industry, iTunes might cease to exist as we know it. According to new reports, Apple is working on stand-alone TV, Music, and Podcasts apps with its new universal app framework - Marzipan.
Sources close to the development process of the upcoming macOS 10.15 have confirmed the addition of new Music, Podcasts and TV apps. Judging solely by the design, the leaked Podcasts and Apple TV icons match the iOS ones but offer a more rounded approach.
Breaking up iTunes into several apps would allow Apple to have a more uniform experience on all devices and would clear the clutter of its all in one approach. According to the same source, iTunes will still be present in the next mac firmware update for synchronization purposes with older Apple devices.
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8 things I learnt about China and its people
Paramilitary solders standing guard at Tiananmen Square on May 16, 2016.PHOTO: REUTERS
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Teo Cheng Wee recently returned to Singapore after spending a year-and-a-half as a China correspondent in Beijing.
Here are eight things he learnt about China and its people.
1. Remembering Lee Kuan Yew
Mr Lee Kuan Yew remains widely recognised in China. PHOTO: ST FILE
The first thing that comes to the minds of many Chinese when Singapore is mentioned - even today - is late prime minister Lee Kuan Yew.
Despite his passing and his waning involvement in politics in his later years, Mr Lee remains widely recognised here for the economic progress and stability he brought to Singapore.
In contrast, when I ask about Singapore's current leaders, they struggle to name names.
2. Anti-corruption campaign
Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks during a meeting with World Health Organization Director-General Margaret Chan, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. PHOTO: REUTERS
Of all the policy changes implemented by President Xi Jinping since coming to power, the one most welcomed by the Chinese is the anti-corruption campaign, which has helped him maintain a level of popularity among the public.
Even if they recognise that the campaign is political, seeing big names brought down has assuaged some of the resentment caused by the widening income gap and the perceived arrogance of officials.
3. Nationalism on the rise
A child waving a Chinese flag during the daily flag lowering ceremony at sunset in Beijing's Tiananmen Square. PHOTO: AFP
Chinese nationalism is at a fever pitch (again). Soon after an international arbitration court ruled against China's claims in the South China Sea, Netizens flooded social media with angry declarations about how China's right was being infringed.
One popular cartoon showed a bare-bottomed man using the tribunal ruling as toilet paper.
While nationalism may not drive Chinese foreign policy, it is likely to limit how much the government can soften its stance, particularly over sovereignty issues.
4. Children are heard
Chinese children tread a thin line between precocious and painful.
It is a marvel how many are very well-spoken by the age of four or five, communicating in complete sentences and grammar.
But that comes from being constantly encouraged to speak up, which in turn produces a mix of adorable kids and yapping smart alecks.
5. Tourist distractions
The Great Wall of China. PHOTO: CTC TRAVEL
Someone needs to save Chinese tourism from itself. Top tourist sights in China are often pricey, overcrowded and filled with unnecessary peripherals.
The authorities in particular like to build faux ancient Chinese structures to complement the original - and actually ancient - attraction.
On paper it is described as an enhancement, but more often than not it is an excuse to raise ticket prices, without giving the visitor actual added value.
6. Online business
A smartphone showing the Baidu Browser application taken on February 22. PHOTO: REUTERS
China's Internet economy, though booming, may be less beneficial to the average Chinese entrepreneur than one may think.
Smaller businesses have complained that instead of levelling the field, tech giants such as Baidu and Alibaba are charging expensive rates to have their companies show up on their Internet searches, handing the advantage back to bigger players with cash to spare.
7. Political speculation
There is no speculation like Chinese political speculation.
Who will enter the Communist Party's Politburo Standing Committee at next year's 19th Party Congress? Will Mr Xi stay beyond two terms? Is Premier Li Keqiang's position shaky?
Ask three experts and you may get five opinions - and they could still all be wrong.
There were rumours swirling, for instance, that the corruption trial for disgraced politician and former presidential aide Ling Jihua was delayed because he had gone mad in captivity - until he appeared on TV in July speaking cogently and looking quite healthy.
8. Communist Party rules
A military band plays at the 95th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Communist Party of China at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, on July 1, 2016. PHOTO: REUTERS
However much China might be painted by the outside world as a repressive country without the right to vote for its leaders, many Chinese do not think it is possible to run the country without the Communist Party.
Economic development is their overriding concern, and they feel that democracy would not have brought China so far, so fast.
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When the phone rings we check the caller ID and know that it's him, that he's calling to lure her back, calling to beg some kind of forgiveness for his monstrous behavior, I'm sorry, I don't know what happened, I never meant to hit you, and she whispers something that's not quite an understanding of his actions, not an excuse, just something. She has kids and they're scared and that must be dealt with in some way, and she probably thinks that the same mix of mommy, daddy, and kids under the same roof will do the trick.
Time can cure everything, she must be thinking, and he must be so convincing on the other end of the line, his resolutions always hitting the mark, so he knows, too, he does. We can only imagine that the need for normalcy is what she wants. A reconciliation because it's happened before and we know that he's begging for it - for redemption as we wait, all of us, all of us in the office have been down this road with her and we imagine what he's saying. I've always been there for you, Flaca… I was there after the first marriage. One of the facts she repeats over and over to us at random times. We can say nothing, nothing in light of what we know, things like don't pick up the phone, don't answer 707-1900. When it comes up 707-1900 you can hear breathing in the office, Christ, can someone say, she's not here, she's moved out, she's bought a gun, she's moved to a shelter or back home, or out of the state? Can someone say that?
It's ringing now and the number appears. Everyone freezes and we have to leave it to her to pick up the phone. She presses it against her bruised lobe and listens; she's always listening at this point. Listening for a story line that she can follow, one that she can buy into. In the end what choice does she have? Come on let's face it? We all pretend not to know that he talking about a fresh start, a line that she falls for every time, and we all secretly hate her with each second, but isn't it easy for all of us who have never lived inside her skin?
She must have felt different from the beginning, half black, half white, but not only that, Hispanic white, and when there was abuse in her family home when she was a kid she froze in fear with her hands over her ears, eyes closed, until it was over, and later told herself that when she got married it would never happen in her house - that the yelling, the finger pointing, and turning over of unfixed furniture in a flurry, in an unhinged moment, will not be tolerated in her house .Now this – the very thing she fought against.
We see that docile look on her face, like she's given into the voices of other people; we just don't know who they are. Listen to us (we want to say), we'd love to set her straight, give her a new script to follow, a new story line, but we all pretend that it isn't happening (so we say nothing) and when she comes to work the way she does, scared, embarrassed, she smiles as a reflex and we smile back as a reflex (that's how we communicate.) Can you get this or that file? Something along those lines. Followed by mutual smiles. It's either that, or its mutual trembling, so she's on the phone right now and everyone in the office stops what they are doing and leans toward her cubicle, why won't she tell him it's over? That she can't go back? That he should leave for good?
We're all listening now and she's silent and her muffled voice with Spanish words, here and there, means she's given in again, and the phone is hung up with a light click like she never picked up the number 707-1900 – those dreaded numbers. Now all of us breathe again, move freely, go back to what we were doing, go back to hating him, and hating her, hating them both and their kids too, and go on walking by the picture of the five of them held together by a magnet on her monitor. Hating all of them.
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Gas condensates exports from Iran's PSEEZ exceed $1 billion
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More than 1.3 million tons of gas condensates worth $1.06 billion were exported from the Pars Special Economic and Energy Zone (PSEEZ), south of Iran, in the seventh month of Iranian calendar year (ended October 21), the IRNA News Agency reported.
The exports of non-oil goods and gas condensates from the PSEEZ also hit 2 million tons, worth over 1.5 billion dollars, in the mentioned period.
Comparing to the same time span previous year, the figures show 14 and 5 percent increase in the terms of weight and value, respectively.
PSEEZ is a special economic zone, which was established in 1998 for the utilization of South Pars oil and gas resources. Goods can be brought in duty free, but cannot leave the PSEEZ and enter the rest of Iran. This is to encourage construction within and development of the PSEEZ.
The PSEEZ as it is known has been allocated 100 square kilometers of land at Asaluyeh for the various complexes and facilities. The site is a collection of different plants and refineries (known as "phases") and is administered by the PSEEZ agency onsite.
A total of 27 phases are envisaged (12 gas, 15 petrochemical), plus a mix of light and heavy industry, and associated support facilities such as factories and warehouses.
Iran exported over 10 million tons of gas condensates, worth around $8 billion, in the 12-month period ending August 30, said Pars Special Economy and Energy Zone's managing director said on September 2.
Ahmad Pourheydar told the IRNA news agency that the exports rose by 5 percent in terms of value compared to the figure corresponding to the same period last year.
China, Japan, UAE, India, Indonesia, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, and Turkey were the main destinations for Iranian gas condensates.
Iran exported over 12.2 million tons of gas condensates, worth around $9.1 billion, in the past calendar year, which ended on March 19, Pourheydar said in April.
He added that the exports grew by 16 percent and 43 percent in terms of weight and value respectively.
Energy experts believe that exports of gas condensates from Iran will rise significantly by 2015, the Fars news agency quoted a report by Platts as saying.
Iran's gas condensate exports reached below 200,000 barrels per day during 2010, the report said, adding that the figure would be increased to 400-500 thousand barrels by 2015.
The experts believe that Asian refineries, mainly in China, South Korea, Indonesia and Thailand, will boost imports of gas condensates till 2020, the report further said.
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BioethicsTV (12/11-13): Confidentiality, Cost, Religious Objection
Chicago Med (Season 3; Episode 4)
Confidentiality: A husband comes into the ER with his wife who is experiencing Braxton Hicks contractions. He does not look well so Dr. Halstead gives him an examination. Tests results are inconclusive for Zika virus. The patient says he was in Buffalo, NY and has not traveled anywhere known to have the virus. When Halstead says that he is going to have to test the wife for the virus because of its potential negative effects on the fetus, the husband informs Halstead that he was in Aruba with a "lady friend" and he's not about to lose his marriage: "Did they teach you about patient confidentiality in medical school because they certainly did in law school. Shut up."
In a later conversion, Halstead speaks with Manning who mentions that if the husband was HIV positive, then they could tell the wife and test her, "Doesn't Zika get the same exemption?" she asks. Halstead's research shows no exemption for HIPAA, "Zika's so new there's no legal precedent."
Cut to the patient and husband leaving the hospital: Manning tries to detain them and suggests that they avoid sexual contact for the pregnancy. She comes close to violating the husband's confidentiality when she interrupted by the CDC. Halstead learned that Zika is a CDC reportable disease. The story ends with a CDC officer taking the couple aside to discuss the test results.
High cost of health care: In a second story, a family member shows up complaining about a $16,000 bill for his brother-in-law who died in the waiting room. Goodwin approaches the ER chief, who has been billing for every single item and procedure because the ER has been costing the hospital too much money. The chief says that the patient's insurance will pay for it. Goodwin says "What if he doesn't have insurance?" The chief responds that he'll cry poverty and the finance department will work on it. Goodwin goes to the board and makes a thinly veiled threat about what the publicity would look like if this got out. They forgive the debt but threaten her position. This brief story is a debate about the high cost of health care and the burden it places on families. The show is commenting about the problem of health care as a business and the challenges of providing care when the hospital (and the board) care more about the bottom line. Goodwin's final lines of the episode include "The system's broken."
Designated Survivor (Season 2; Episode 10): Religious Objection in a Child's Life
This show is a political thriller, but this episode had an intriguing medical dilemma. A newborn has tetraology of fallots, a condition that will lead to her death without surgery. Her mother is member of an unnamed fundamentalist religion that holds religious scripture to say that blood products are unacceptable. To make mattes more complicated, her pastor and members of the congregation have locked themselves inside a building in the Shenandoah Forest with an enormous forest fire bearing down on them. They refuse to leave until the baby is released from the hospital. The mother is refusing consent, saying that the wellbeing of her child's soul is most important.
President Kirkman meets with his staff, trying to find a way to save both the congregants and the baby. One person suggests that they do the surgery to save the life, but White House counsel says there is no legal way to do that because the surgery is risky with no guaranteed outcome. In order to solve this Gordian knot, Kirkman creates an even worse ethical dilemma.
He hires a physician known for his experimental work in artificial blood. Kirkman asks if he could do the surgery. The doctor says it is risky but he thinks he can do it. The one catch is that his license was pulled in D.C. for a previous experimental surgery. He also says that the AMA would never approve and he would lose his license. Kirkman says that he unilaterally reinstates the doctor's license in the District (claiming that with Congress on break, he has that right). The mother gives consent.
In reality, the AMA has little say over licensing which is handled by state licensing boards. Neither does the AMA has no jurisdiction over approving experimental research—that power belongs to the FDA and local IRBs, neither of which are mentioned in this episode. Second, in D.C., medical licensing is managed by D.C. Board of Medicine not by Congress. Although all laws in the District come under Congress, medicine is a self-regulating profession. It is unlikely that a physician who has lost his license would be permitted to perform an experimental surgery on a newborn, that has never been done before on a person or even on animals in order to get around a belief concerning the use of blood. Creating a larger ethical dilemma to get around another one is simply not a way to deal with the original dilemma.
A snag during the surgery puts the baby at risk: The artificial blood is not carrying enough oxygen to meet the baby's needs. Having the same blood type as the baby, the mother is gently convinced to donate her blood to save her baby. The surgery is successful.
In an attempt to resolve his original dilemma, the congregants blockading themselves in the middle of a fire, Kirkman chooses another questionable ethics move: The President lies to the pastor, telling him that none of their beliefs were compromised in the baby's surgery. Krikman may not have known of the use of real blood, but more likely his made a lie of expediency.
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Colorado Springs landslide victims' buyouts delayed again
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) - More than two years after landslides destroyed 27 Colorado Springs homes, the city is preparing to buy those properties using $5.94 million from a federal disaster declaration.
But The Gazette reports (https://bit.ly/2fmgGQz ) the city has issued a request for proposals to conduct "forensic engineering," using civil and structural engineers to review how the houses and land were damaged and to what extent, further delaying the victims' buyouts.
Bids are due in mid-October. Once a firm is selected and does the work, city officials will reorder the priority list of which homeowners get bought out first.
Warehouse full of unused emergency supplies sparks uproar in Puerto Rico
William Farkas, one resident whose house was flattened by a landslide, is paying two mortgages - one on the house condemned two years ago and another on the property where he's building a house now.
Information from: The Gazette, https://www.gazette.com


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This photo was from back around Halloween but it is pretty funny because you have Googlers at Google dressed up as Google+ ghosts.
This was on the day after Halloween. We all know Google is closing down Google+. They posted this on Instagram.


The long-lived fruitful Romanian-German scientific cooperation in Nuclear Physics and Cosmic Ray Physics is shortly presented. From the German side following cities are involved: Frankfurt am Main; Darmstadt; Giessen; Tuebingen; Koeln; Karlsruhe, and Berlin. All Romanians are from IFIN-HH (Horia Hulubei National Institute for Physics and Nuclear Engineering). More details are given concerning the theory of cold valleys in fusion reactions producing superheavy nuclei , predictions of cluster radioactivities, and the three main decay modes of superheavies: alpha decay; sponaneous fission and cluster radioactivity. A special section is devoted to Walter Greiner (1935-2016) who was the most important personality who mainly influenced this cooperation. Also we found four Romanian scientists mentioned in Encyclopaedia Britannica: N.C. Paulescu for insulin (1921); Henri Coandă (1930) for his effect in fluidics; A. Sandulescu and D.N. Poenaru (1980) for prediction of heavy particle radioactivity.


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Jaida Begum, University of Bristol
Project Title: Countering antimicrobial resistance: investigating β-lactamase inhibitors using atomistic simulation and experiment.
I received my undergraduate degree in chemistry from the University of Central Lancashire, where I developed an interest in computational chemistry. Motivated by this, I am currently doing my PhD in computational biochemistry under the supervision of Dr. Marc van der Kamp. My research focuses on the rising issue of antibiotic resistance which is mainly due to β-lactamase enzymes. Using simulations based on quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics (QM/MM) along with kinetic experiments, we aim to better understand β-lactamase enzymes and how they can be targeted using inhibitors to prevent antibiotics from being broken down.
Victoria Coleman, University of Bath
Project Title: Understanding Mental Health in Neurodevelopmental Conditions: A Hidden Talents Approach.
I completed my undergraduate degree in Psychology at the University of Bath, before completing an MPhil in Education (Psychology and Education) at the University of Cambridge where my thesis focused on developmental coordination disorder. I then went onto work as a researcher at Cambridge University Press and Assessment, focusing on Curriculum, Assessment and Education.
I am based at the University of Bath and my supervisors are Dr Punit Shah (Bath), Dr Lucy Livingston (Cardiff), Dr Esther Walton (Bath), Dr Kate Langley (Cardiff) and Dr Ginny Russell (Exeter). My PhD project falls within the Population Health theme. I will be using population based data to examine the role of hidden talents in understanding mental health in Neurodevelopmental Conditions.
Bushra Farooq, University of Bristol
Project Title: What is it about ACE's? Understanding the relationship between adversity and mental health.
After completing an MSc in Clinical and Health Psychology at the University of Manchester I started working in self-harm and suicide research at the Centre for Mental Health and Safety in Manchester as a research assistant. I worked as part of the Multicentre Study of Self-Harm in England to examine the epidemiology of self-harm and outcomes following self-harm (via linkage with Office for National Statistics mortality records). I am interested in self-harm in children and adolescents and have experience of using large longitudinal datasets. My PhD at the University of Bristol will be focussed around the relationship between adverse childhood experiences and mental health outcomes (depression and self-harm) in adolescence and adulthood using the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC), under the supervision of Dr Becky Mars (Bristol), Dr Abigail Russell (Exeter), and Professor Laura Howe (Bristol).
You can follow Bushra's research via Twitter
Felicia Frennesson, University of Bristol
Project Title: No alcohol in pregnancy: better safe or better worry? A digital and social media analysis of the acceptability and unintended consequences of the abstinence message.
I completed my undergraduate degree in Applied Social Research at Stockholm University, before completing an MSc in Sociology at University of Bristol where my dissertation focused on sociodemographic differences in the social context of alcohol consumption among adolescents in England. I have also studied Public Health Science at Mid Sweden University. My main research interest is alcohol consumption, and my PhD at University of Bristol will be focused on understanding the acceptability, effectiveness, and unintended consequences of the abstinence in pregnancy message.
Isobel Garratt, University of Bath
Project Title: Evolution of biocide tolerance in Klebsiella pneumoniae and it's impact on antibiotic resistance and virulence.
I completed my undergraduate degree in biological sciences at the University of Reading and included a placement year working at Public Health England investigating the clinical implications of prolonged exposure to a biocide in a simulated clinical setting. My PhD project based at the University of Bath closely links and builds on my previous experience at PHE and will be investigating the evolution of biocide tolerance in klebsiella with a focus on answering important questions about the evolution of bacterial biocide tolerance and the clinical relevance of the associated phenotypes. My project will include models of microbial communities commonly exposed to biocides: urinary tract infections due to catherisation and sink trap enviornment microbiomes.
You can follow Isobel's research via Twitter and ResearchGate
Saher Aijaz Khan, University of Bristol
Project Title: Context-specific factors that drive HIV transmission among men who have sex with men: Modelling the role of behavioural, social and legal factors.
I am based at the University of Bristol Department of Population Health Sciences, where I will utilize mathematical modelling to investigate the role of behavioural, social, and legal factors in driving HIV transmission amongst men who have sex with men. For my research, I will use data from three distinct geographic locations in Europe and Africa where I will be supervised by Professor Peter Vickerman (Bristol). I have a background in Biomedical Science and Public Health with experience of working as a Project Manager and an Adjunct Faculty of Public Health at a higher education institution in Pakistan. I am a keen advocate of early diagnosis and prevention of communicable diseases, particularly sexually transmitted diseases to reduce the burden of preventable morbidity and mortality. With my PhD project, I look forward to building my capacity in infectious disease epidemiology and mathematical modelling to design context-specific interventions for the under-served communities.
You can follow Saher's research via LinkedIn and ResearchGate
Elena Leonova, University of Exeter
Project Title: COVID-19 and lung disease: developing therapy through immune cell reprogramming.
I completed my Doctor of Medicine degree at the Moscow State Medical and Stomatological University in Russia. During my clinical residency, I worked on the variety of clinical projects, investigating the risk factors and pathogenesis of heart failure in patients with different lung diseases. My MPhil project was dedicated to the development and treatment of atrial fibrillation in patients with COPD. I also worked as a research assistant and clinician at the Department of Interstitial Lung Diseases in Central Tuberculosis Research Institute in Moscow, where the necessity of new therapy development for patients with pulmonary fibrosis has become obvious to me. My PhD project at the University of Exeter, under the supervision of Dr Chris Scotton, aims to find a way to change the function of immune cells involved in the process of pulmonary fibrosis formation, thereby reducing pro-fibrotic response and facilitating normal tissue repair.
You can follow Elena's research via ResearchGate
Rosie Mundy, Cardiff University
Project Title: Structural and biological insights into novel adenovirus-based platforms for therapeutic applications.
I studied my Integrated Masters degree in biochemistry in the School of Biosciences at Cardiff University. As part of my degree, I undertook a Professional Training Year in Professor Alan Parker's lab where I investigated species D adenoviruses using an integrated structural biology approach. I furthered my studies with my final research project which centred on structural investigations of adenoviruses using electron microscopy techniques.
For my PhD project with the GW4 BioMed MRC DTP, I will return to Professor Parker's lab group to focus on understudied adenoviruses, including species D adenoviruses. I will use structural and biological methods, in addition to genomics investigations with my second supervisor, Professor David Matthews, at Bristol University. Species D adenoviruses are becoming more commonly used in vaccines therefore my project will cross multiple disciplines to improve current understanding of understudied adenoviruses with high therapeutic potential.
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Louise Proud, University of Bristol
Project Title: Measuring and valuing the broader patient benefits from health and care in economic evaluations.
After studying Economics at University, I spent eleven years working for a local authority, commissioning social care and health interventions. This prompted me to undertake an MSc in Health Economics and Health Policy at the University of Birmingham to learn more.
As a decision maker working across both social care and health, I was always acutely aware of the impact that the broader wellbeing benefits of treatments, beyond health gains alone, can have on people's quality of life and so I'm excited to be starting my PhD where the aim of my research is to simultaneously include information on both health and broader wellbeing benefits in economic evaluations of health and care interventions. This is important because not consistently including broader wellbeing benefits in value for money decision-making could mean that treatments that provide broader benefits than health alone will not be routinely provided by the NHS.
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Katherine Sawyer, University of Bath
Project Title: Cannabis, Tobacco and Psychiatric Disease: Examining the impact of single and combined-use on functional and structural brain functioning.
I completed my undergraduate degree in Psychology at the University of Exeter and then went on to study an MSc in Clinical Psychology at the University of Bath. I spent two years as a Research Assistant in the Addiction and Mental Health Group at the University of Bath working on a feasibility trial of a smoking cessation intervention for people with mental health problems. My PhD will look at the impact of single and combined use of cannabis and tobacco on brain structure and function and will compare this in people with and without mental health problems. I will be triangulating data from multiple data sources and across different statistical methods, including Mendelian randomisation. I am particularly interested in public engagement and making academic research on recreational drugs more accessible for the public.
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Freya Shepherd, Cardiff University
Project Title: Investigating links between regulatory T-cell depletion and psychosis.
I completed my undergraduate degree in Biomedical Sciences at Cardiff Metropolitan University where I continued to study for an MSc in Biomedical Sciences, specialising in Clinical Biochemistry. Following this, I spent two years working as a research assistant in Dr. James McLaren's lab at Cardiff University, investigating T cell responses to Superantigens. I am now undertaking a PhD within Cardiff University, jointly at the Schools of Medicine and Psychology. This PhD will look at the links between regulatory T cell's and psychosis.
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Diana Veselu, University of Bristol
Project Title: Investigating novel therapies for cystic fibrosis combining molecular modelling and in silico drug screening with functional assays.
I completed my Integrated Master's degree in Biomedical Science at the University of Sussex. I am now undertaking a PhD within Bristol University in Prof David Sheppard's laboratory. This PhD will investigate novel therapies for Cystic Fibrosis, combining molecular modelling and in silico drug screening with functional assays. My project will be co-supervised by Dr Sutcliffe from the University of Bristol and Prof Callebaut from the Sorbonne Université.
You can follow Diana's research via Twitter, LinkedIn and ResearchGate


A new scheme is set to be rolled out to improve one of Sheffield's key gateway shopping centres.
The London Road Shop Front Improvement Scheme is intended to help improve the appearance of the frontages of existing independent businesses.
The scheme forms an important part of a wider regeneration plan for London Road and it will contribute to the overall attraction and confidence of the area. Improvement of the street scene will help to boost the image and reputation of the centre and encourage additional private investment in shops and housing.
Councillor Jayne Dunn, the Council's Cabinet Member for Housing said: "The shop front improvement scheme has made a significant impact in Darnall and Spital Hill and we are hoping it will have a similar impact on London Road.
"We believe that this scheme will help to create an attractive centre that people are proud of and will encourage further investment by the existing businesses. However, it will need the majority of independent owners to participate so that sufficient impact can be made to the overall street scene.
The Thriving District and Local Centres (Successful Centres) Strategy highlighted the importance of improving the appearance of the streetscape and public realm within the Sharrow/London Road district centre.
The proposed scheme is just one of a number of initiatives to be delivered under the Successful Centres programme for London Road to help build relationships and support independent trade in the centre.
It will also consolidate and complement other significant planned investment projects in the area.
The report to the City Council's Cabinet next week (16 September) will seek approval for the London Road Shop Front Improvement Scheme as part of the Successful Centres Programme.
The Thriving District Local Centres Strategy was produced in 2011 and identified key themes and priorities to support and develop a network of nine successful centres across the city. This was based on extensive, citywide consultation with local residents and businesses about what needed to change in their area.
Through this Strategy, the Council is using £600,000 funding from the New Homes Bonus as a catalyst to stimulate private sector investment in London Road and bring together untapped resources in local partners, such as traders and voluntary organisations to help improve the area where they live and work.
Consultation on the proposed scheme took place earlier this year with local stakeholders, including independent traders and businesses, Sharrow Community Forum, members of Portland Works and Regather. The scheme has been supported enthusiastically by local independent traders.
• Support the development of a self- sustaining Local Business Forum.
• An offer of support, training and mentoring for existing and new independent businesses.
• Working with Sharrow Community Forum to help deliver the Our Place Sharrow Project.
• Work with Portland Works and Regather to help support the development of the Community Economic Development Plan.
• The privately funded New Era Square development. This is a £65 million scheme for land near St Mary's Gate roundabout and includes shops, cafes, a Chinese supermarket, office space and student accommodation. The 20-storey development will also feature a 'business incubator' aimed at enhancing trade between businesses in the UK and China.
• The Gateway project aimed at creating better links from London Road into the city centre and to help boost the footfall to aid economic regeneration in this part of the city. Outline approval has been given for Sheffield City Region Investment Fund (SCRIF) funding for approximately £2 million to deliver this project.
• The 'Our Place Sharrow' project, led by Sharrow Community Forum. The Our Place Sharrow Operational plan aims to secure more integrated, accessible and effective services across the Sharrow area, through building and strengthening resident and service user participation and building resilience to help the local community withstand and thrive in the face of economic and social pressures.


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The present capital of East Azerbaijan province and the sixth populous city of Iran, it is located in the Quru River Valley, in Azerbaijan region, between long ridges of volcanic cones in the Sahand and Eynali Mountains (height of 1,350- 1,600 meters). With cold winters and temperate summers, Tabriz is considered a summer resort. It was named World Carpet Weaving City by the World Crafts Council in October 2015 and Exemplary Tourist City of 2018 by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
Tabriz with a cold semi-arid climate, has an annual precipitation of around 320 millimeters, a good deal of which falls as snow during the winter months and rain in spring and autumn. The city enjoys mild and fine climate in spring, dry and semi-hot in summer, humid and rainy in autumn and snowy cold in winter, with the annual temperature of 12.6 °C (54.7 °F), averagely.
Representing Iran's architectural transition throughout its deep history, Tabriz contains many historical monuments; most of which, belongs to Ilkhanid, Safavid and Qajar Periods. Some of this old city's major attractions are as follows:
• Bazaar: a historical market situated in the city center of Tabriz; it is one of the oldest bazaars in the Middle East and the largest covered bazaar in the world and Iran's UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Arg of Tabriz: the remnants of a large acropolis fortification and city wall in downtown of Tabriz; the structure of which, was visible from far distances in downtown of Tabriz, if not blocked by newly high raised buildings. Built in 14th century during the Ilkhanate era, the pride point of it, is its vaulted ivan/ porch which is larger than the famous historic vault of Chosroe/ Kisra or the Taq-e Kisra at Ctesiphon/ Mada'in.
• Blue Mosque: a historic mosque in Tabriz, that along with some other public buildings were constructed in 1465 by the order of Jahan Shah, the ruler of Kara Koyunlu.
• Azerbaijan Museum: the major archaeological and historical museum in Tabriz, on the northwest part of Iran. Established on April 1958, the museum consists of three major halls, a side yard, office rooms and a library. It mostly contains objects discovered from excavations in Iranian Azerbaijan, and some artworks and sculptures of artists. Its library also contains more than 2500 books, both handwritten and printed, about history, archaeology, art and Iranian culture.
• El Gölü/ Shah Goli: the name of a large historic park (or garden) in the south east of Tabriz; with the main feature of a large artificial lake, measuring 210 meters/700 ft square and a mansion amid it.
• Tabriz citadel/ Arg-e Tabriz: the remainders of Tabriz citadel dating back to the 14th century, and constructed as a mausoleum under the Ilkhanate Dynasty. The stone building facade is one of the most famous landmarks in Tabriz, that calls all earnest hearts.
• Kandovan Village: one of the most valuable and significant places to visit outside Tabriz, located in the southern part of the city at a distance of approximately 55 Kilometers; the rock Houses of which, were built around 700 years ago. This village's people still live inside the volcanic rocks carved in form of dwelling chambers.
• Maqbarat-o-Shoara/ Mausoleum of Poets: a graveyard belonging to classical and contemporary poets, mystics and other notable people, located in the Surkhab District of Tabriz. It was built by Tahmaseb Dolatshahi in the mid-1970s as the Secretary of Arts and Cultures of East Azerbaijan. The first poet buried in this complex was Asadi-ye Tusi (999-1072).
• Sa'at/ Clock Tower: used as the city hall and main office of the municipal government of Tabriz, it encompasses a hall, a tower with clock, and a small garden in Southwestern side of the building. A circular pool with fountains, located in the middle of the garden, completes its unique face.
• Tabriz railway station: a structure built during second Pahlavi era. The current building of Tabriz Railway Station was jointly designed by French architect Fernand Pouillon and Iranian architect Heydar Ghiai- Chamlou (1950s).
• Amir Nezām House/ The Qajar Museum of Tabriz: a historical building in the Shesh Gelan District of Tabriz; the edifice base of which, covers an area of 1200 square meters. Between 1993-2006 it has been subject of an extensive renovation process and since the completion of this project, it has been granted the privilege of National Heritage Status.
• Behnam House: a historical building in Tabriz, built as a residential house during the last part of the Zand Dynasty (1750–1794) and the early part of Qajar Dynasty (1781–1925). During the reign of Naser-al-din Shah Qajar (1848–1896) this building was fundamentally renovated, embellished with ornamental paintings. The house consists of a main building, as the Winter Building, and a smaller structure, as the Summer Building. The Winter Building is a two-storied symmetrical construction standing on a basement. Like many traditional houses in Iran, this house has an inner (andaruni) and an outer (biruni) courtyard, with the former being the larger of the two. At present time, Behnam House is part of Architecture School of Tabriz Art University.
• Nobar Bath: constructed in the center of the city near the Nobar Gate, it is one of the oldest gates of Tabriz. Covering an area of about 700 sq. meters, until 1994, it was used as a public bath. Its ruins have been restored by Cultural Heritage Organization of East Azerbaijan Province and registered as part of Iran's National Heritage.
• Saint Mary: one of the oldest and largest churches of Tabriz, where national and religious ceremonies of the Armenian sect take place. This largest and oldest Christian church of Tabriz is a notable center for Armenians.
• Quri River/ Quru Chay/ Quri Chay: a river in East of Azerbaijan, which divides Tabriz into northern and southern parts, connecting to each other by several bridges. The two Quri Bridges, altogether are the most famous and historical bridges over the river. The name "Quri Chay" means "dry river"; the water of which today is polluted and undrinkable.


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Q: SSRS report parameters not part of query I have an SSRS report, based off a stored procedure, it's working fine.  What I am looking to do is pass in a separate report level parameter, in addition to the store procedure parameters, which does nothing more that set certain text fields to visible/not visible based on this new parameter, and the like.  Problem is, I add the report level parameter, and it seems to expect it to be passed into the stored proc along with the actual stored proc parameters.  i want it to be independent of the stored proc.
What do I need to do to accomplish this?

A: In the dataset properties, you can set Filter expressions that would be used on the results of the stored procedure. The stored procedure would return all results then the SSRS report server would filter the data based on the Filter tab.
When you use the Parameters tab, it wants to map the parameters directly to parameters in the stored procedure.

A: This should be totally doable.   Below is a screen shot of a report where I have three parameters and only two passed to the stored procedure:

The datadump parameter is used for formatting.
So, if you have too many parameters passed, go to the dataset.  Place your cursor on the line with the extra parameter and click delete (which will become a visible option once you click on the parameter line)

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HOME > NEWS > YOUTH, AFRICA AND INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE AT THE CENTRE OF THE MEETING BETWEEN ANDREA RICCARDI AND ANGELA MERKEL
Youth, Africa and interreligious dialogue at the centre of the meeting between Andrea Riccardi and Angela Merkel
April 25 2017 - BERLIN, GERMANY
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A long meeting focused on the future of Europe, the youth and building peace. It was not the first time that Angela Merkel met Andrea Riccardi. It had already happened three years ago in Berlin and - in addition to other occasions - in February 2015, when the Chancellor visited the Community in Rome. This afternoon in Berlin, the audience granted to the founder of Sant'Egidio lasted for 50 minutes, giving the opportunity to talk about the most sensitive topics that cross Europe, in search of new common visions. First of all, the endurance of Europe and of all those values that Europe itself expresses: they are not only for the past, but they must feed the future of Europe. So, in order to enhance the integration project, younger generations should be involved with new initiatives. For them, Merkel and Riccardi agreed - together with the President of Sant'Egidio Marco Impagliazzo, who was present at the meeting - that it is necessary to invent an "Erasmus of employment" that promotes socially useful work, contributes to training and integration in the world of work. In order to achieve this, it is necessary to simplify farraginous mechanisms, which too often form a barrier.
Angela Merkel and Andrea Riccardi - both were awarded of the Charlemagne Prize - believe that the phenomenon of immigration must be tackled with policies that combine humanity and security. Merkel congratulated for the success of humanitarian corridors, promoted by Sant'Egidio and the Protestant Churches, that let 800 Syrian refugees safely reach Italy. Safely for them (because they travel by plane instead of on boats), safely for the European citizens (beacuse of the checks made on departure). A model for Europe, which last month was also adopted by France.
Riccardi and Merkel also talked about international cooperation in the most troubled African countries, most of them are the same from which migrants leave. Africa is seen as "the new frontier of Europe", starting from the Sahel band. Cooperation must be committed to supporting the construction of African civil societies, in order to create employment and development. It is necessary to widen chances of emancipation from the poverty and the marginality of large sections of the population. In this field, the strategic function of programs is crucial, such as the one launched by Sant'Egidio for birth registration in Africa ("BRAVO"), in particular in Burkina Faso, where more than three million people, mostly under 18, came out from "invisibility".
Angela Merkel was invited to the next meeting of Prayer for Peace that will take place in the German cities of Münster and Osnabrück from 10 to 12 September 2017. Another important step in the conversation concerned interreligious dialogue. According to the Chancellor, African Islam, together with the "historical" Churches, such as Catholic and Protestant Churches, must work together to contribute to the construction of civil society and to promote reconciliation in regions often crossed by violence and conflict: an appeal against any fundamentalism, that of radical Islamist groups, and that of religious sects of Christian denominations in Africa. A work for peace and dialogue, which is a ground for encounter and collaboration between the German Government and the Community of Sant'Egidio, that needs to be intensified.
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