Pemphigoid gestationis is a rare pregnancy-associated autoimmune skin disease that is characterised by an itchy rash that develops into blisters. It is most common during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy. It was previously known as herpes gestationis although it has no association with the herpes virus whatsoever.
Pemphigoid gestationis is an autoimmune blistering disease, which basically means that an individual's immune system starts reacting against his or her own tissue. Immunoglobulin type G (IgG) autoantibodies (known as the PG factor) cause the damage.
In pemphigoid gestationis, the target is a protein known as BPAG2 (also called BP180), found within the basement membrane, which is the zone between the epidermis and the dermis (the top and middle layers of skin). BPAG2 is within the hemidesmosome, the cell component that sticks the epidermal keratinocyte cells to the dermis.
The antibody attack results in inflammation and separation of the epidermis from the dermis allowing fluid to build up and create a blister.
What are the signs and symptoms of pemphigoid gestationis?
Most patients present with an intensely itchy hive-like rash during mid to late pregnancy (13 to 40 weeks gestation).
Within days to weeks, the rash spreads to other parts of the body including the trunk, back, buttock, and arms. The face, scalp, palms, soles and mucous membranes are usually not affected.
In some cases, pemphigoid gestationis occurs throughout pregnancy. Symptoms may lessen or spontaneously resolve towards the end of the pregnancy but this is short-lived, as 75-80% of women will experience a flare-up around delivery. In most cases, symptoms resolve days later after giving birth, however, in some, the disease remains active for months or years. Commencement of menstrual periods, use of oral contraceptives or further pregnancies may cause flare-ups.
Diagnosis generally requires a skin biopsy, which shows typical features of subepidermal blistering, similar in microscopic appearance to bullous pemphigoid (BP) or epidermolysis bullosa acquisita (EBA). Pemphigoid gestationis is confirmed by direct immunofluorescence staining of the biopsy to reveal antibodies. It can be distinguished from BP and EBA using salt-split samples of skin. In some cases, circulating antibodies can be detected by a blood test (indirect immunofluorescence test).
The primary aim of treatment is to relieve itching, prevent blister formation and treat secondary infections. Topical corticosteroids are used in mild disease whilst oral corticosteroids are necessary in more extensive cases. Minimum effective doses should be used to reduce the risk of side effects to both mother and fetus.
Oral antihistamines may be used to relieve itching.
Immunosuppressive medications such as azathioprine or ciclosporin may also be used successfully but their safety in pregnancy or during breastfeeding must be carefully considered.
Intravenous immunoglobulin has also been reported to be effective.


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Cheltenham week was some week. It always is. Even a week after the last race has been run and the last presentation has been made, it still resonates. In truth, the Cheltenham Festival resonates until long after the last race has been run. For years after. For decades after. It leaves an indelible mark.
There were heroic performances, human and equine. It was Cheltenham after all. It's the greatest stage, everyone is trained to the minute, human and equine. (See above.) You are probably going to need to put up a heroic performance if you are going to prevail. From Summerville Boy and Footpad and Buveur D'Air through Samcro and Presenting Percy and Altior and Balko Des Flos and Laurina all the way to Farclas and Native River.
Gordon Elliott had his team in sparkling form again. From no winners on the first day to eight winners by the time the curtain came down, and top trainer at Cheltenham for the second year running. Willie Mullins shone, as he usually does. Who would have thought that you could ever train seven winners at a Cheltenham Festival and not be crowned leading trainer? Even so, it was another fantastic week for Closutton, and Laurina's win in the Mares' Novices' Hurdle took Ireland's champion trainer's Cheltenham Festival tally to 61, past Nicky Henderson as the winning-most trainer in the history of the event.
Davy Russell excelled again, top rider at the Cheltenham Festival for the first time and one of the few remaining gaps on his CV now filled. Jack Kennedy matched Russell's total of four, and Barry Geraghty, Ruby Walsh and Paul Townend had two each. Five riders rode more than one winner at the Festival, and all five are Irish and Irish-based.
You have to feel for Ruby Walsh, whose festival run was cut short after the second race on the second day. You saw his talent showcased again on day one though, two winners from five rides, two superb and very different winning rides. Hopefully he will be back for Punchestown.
The girls came to the fore too. Lizzie Kelly and Katie Walsh and Bridget Andrews, but Harriet Tucker's achievement in riding Pacha Du Polder to victory in the Foxhunter, her shoulder dislocated on the run-in, must be a leading contender for achievement of the week. And the competition for that accolade is intense.
It's a Cheltenham thing
The Irish/British thing was centre stage again, as it usually is at Cheltenham. It was centre-stage even in the late 1980s and early 1990s, although it wasn't much of a competition then, unless you think that Manchester City v Accrington Stanley is competition, with Manchester City playing at home.
Back then, you never really thought that we would ever get to a point at which there would be as many Irish-trained winners as British-trained winners at the Cheltenham Festival. Even in 2006, when Irish-trained horses won 10 of the 24 races, it was surely a blip, and that hypothesis was proved when there were just five in 2007.
It was only in 2011 that the realisation dawned that there could be a year in which there would be as many Irish winners as British winners. That year, Irish-trained horses won 13 of the first 26 races, and the Robert Tyner-trained Askthemaster, the sole Irish representative in the final race, the Grand Annual, a 50/1 shot, challenged between the final two fences before giving best to the 40/1 shot Oiseau De Nuit.
Just five Irish winners in 2012 suggested that that might have been a blip as well, but then the trend took hold: 14 Irish winners out of 27 races in 2013, 12 out of 27 in 2014, 13 out of 27 in 2015, 15 out of 28 in 2016, 19 out of 28 last year, 17 out of 28 this year.
Now it's a competition. In four of the last six years, there have been more Irish-trained winners than British-trained winners at the Cheltenham Festival. It is also true that, in four of the last 66 years, there have been more Irish-trained winners than British-trained winners at the Cheltenham Festival.
In the last seven years, there have been 95 Irish-trained winners and 97 British-trained winners.
Talk of an Irish domination is mis-placed, and talk of protectionism is surely just knee-jerk-reaction talk. Maybe somebody was talking about Brexit and somebody else just overheard.
And the argument that Irish horses are leniently handicapped does not stand up. There were 10 handicaps run last week, five were won by an Irish-trained horse and five were won by a British-trained horse. Fair, you think. 50-50. Not, however, when you consider that 12 of the 18 non-handicaps were won by an Irish-trained horse.
So 67% of the non-handicaps were won by an Irish horse, as against just 50% of the handicaps.
Also, Irish-trained horses filled 16 of the 36 places that were available in the non-handicaps (second and third in each of the 18 races), and British-trained horses filled 19 (including a dead-heat between two British-trained horses in the Foxhunter) and a French-trained horse, Urgent De Gregaine, finished second in the Cross-Country Chase.
That's 44% of the places in non-handicaps filled by Irish-trained horses.
Compare that with the handicaps, in which Irish-trained horses filled just eight of the 30 places available (second to fourth in each of the 10 races) and British-trained horses filled 22. That's less that 27% of the places filled by Irish-trained horses. That's 17 percentage points lower than that which you would expect given their performance in non-handicaps.
These are small sample sizes, 28 races is not a lot of races in the broad scheme of things, despite the fact that little else seems to matter when you are in the thick of them. Four days is not long enough to be the long run.
And, if Irish-trained horses seem to have the upper hand now, you know that these things tend to be cyclical. We should enjoy the competition, celebrate the success.
Elliott and Mullins push the bar higher
Much was made of the dominance of Gordon Elliott and Willie Mullins last week. Again, it is to be celebrated. Two trainers, two Irish trainers, scaling peaks that appeared to be insurmountable less than a decade ago. And the duel is good. They push each other to go higher and, in so doing, they push the bar higher. They push others to stretch.
They have both got there on their own too. Willie Mullins may be the son of the legendary Paddy Mullins, but he still built his training operation up from the bottom. It is just over 20 years since Tourist Attraction and Wither Or Which. There were no golden spoons, no fast tracks to the top.
Same with Gordon Elliott, only different and more recent. It is only 11 years since Silver Birch. Difficult to believe now – even though it is well-documented, it is still difficult to believe – that he hadn't had a winner in Ireland then.
And if there is dominance, it is no different to how it is in just about every other walk of competitive life. In sport, in politics, in business. Not everybody can be the best. Not everybody can be President. Not everybody can be CEO. There is a pyramid.
Since the Premier League was founded in 1992/93, only five clubs have been champions more than once. And in the last decade, only seven different clubs have been represented in the first three in the final standings at the end of a season. All 30 places have been filled by some combination of three from just seven clubs.
There have been just five different All-Ireland Senior Football champions since 2004, and just seven different counties have contested all finals. There have been just five different All-Ireland Senior Hurling Champions since 2001, with, again, just seven different finalists. The bar continues to gain altitude in the pursuit of excellence.
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Any fears that horses could have left their Cheltenham Festivals behind at Leopardstown were ultimately unfounded. On the contrary, the Dublin Racing Festival horses excelled.
Footpad won the Arkle, Rathvinden won the National Hunt Chase, Samcro won the Ballymore Hurdle, Bleu Berry won the Coral Cup, Relegate won the Champion Bumper, Delta Work won the Pertemps Final, The Storyteller won the Brown Advisory Plate, Farclas won the Triumph Hurdle. The Dublin Racing Festival produced eight of the 28 Cheltenham Festival winners.
The 1-2 from the Spring Juvenile Hurdle finished first and second (in reverse order) in the Triumph Hurdle. The 1-2 from the Frank Ward Arkle finished first and third in the Arkle. Min finished second in the Champion Chase, Supasundae finished second in the Stayers' Hurdle, Barra finished third in the Coral Cup, Monalee finished second in the RSA Chase. Early signs are that the new Dublin Racing Festival is fitting very neatly into the National Hunt programme.
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Balko Des Flos, Gold Cup (25/1)
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Fire and Fury
Inside the Trump White House
Wolff, Michael
Thanks to his deep access to the West Wing, Michael Wolff tells the story of the stormy first nine months of Donald Trump's term as President. Among the revelations: What President Trump's staff really thinks of him -- What inspired Trump to claim he was wire-tapped by President Obama -- Why FBI director James Comey was really fired -- Why chief strategist Steve Bannon and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner couldn't be in the same room -- Who is really directing the Trump administration's strategy in the wake of Bannon's firing -- What the secret to communicating with Trump is -- What the Trump administration has in common with the movie The Producers.
Publisher: New York :, Henry Holt and Company,, 2018
Branch Call Number: DOWNLOADABLE eBOOK
Characteristics: 1 online resource (xiii, 321 pages)
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Alternative Title: Inside the Trump White House
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marthalist May 27, 2019
This is a great book to understand how Trump made his way to the White House without having any experience! Even if half the stories are true, it explains a lot of how the system allowed it to happen. This also explains that most Americans never learned how the government was designed to function! The multi-tiered system is foreign to Trump's thinking..
tonyalanjeffers May 16, 2019
It's time that the fire be put out and this furious fool be removed from office. Impeachment now. Please don't delay further congress for the sake of the country and world and future generations act now.
john64reed May 11, 2019
Just finished this, and juxtaposed against the Mueller report, you can't make this stuff up. Most of the actors left the WH and its any wonder people want to work there. Such a bad 2 years of a presidency with this book and the subsequent months post-Bannon till 2019.
ednabw Apr 03, 2019
It's like Vanity Fair on steroids - most striking is the description of Hope Hicks and leaves you wondering how in the world did she ever get the White House position.
jmthornberry Nov 29, 2018
Behold the worst president in the history of our country. It's no mystery why he casts such a profound spell over the poorly-educated, the barely employed, the financially desperate, and congenitally gullible.
armstrong60 Oct 23, 2018
This is one of the worst books I have ever read.
Poor Journalism, many points made have now proven to be lies. I also question HOW and WHY the Ottawa library purchased over 100 copies of this book. I believe it is due to political bias. I believe all decisions for purchases should be non-political.
The only thing I can say positive is I am happy I did not pay good money to purchase this book.
dtigerpoi71 Oct 23, 2018
helps explain all the crazy conflicting media stories in early days of the totally unexpected
trump win. absolutely laugh out loud funny absurdity of a completely inexperienced crew trying to establish a presidency they had no real expectation of winning
reillylives Sep 04, 2018
Fake News anyone?
dixiedog Sep 03, 2018
Fire and Fury – Inside the Trump Whitehouse is a book better suited for Americans. A reader can get lost in all of the persons named, unless you watch American news every night.
I agree with other reviewers that this book is an eye opener. I believe that Donald Trump is the least Presidential President ever to sit in the Oval Office. A man, who gives no respect, deserves no respect. He has an ego that is simply out of this world and one has to wonder how a man who cannot pay attention to details ever got to where he did. He has already changed American politics and it will not recover for perhaps 25 to 40 years. I hope we all survive his leadership, and I use that word loosely. I hope the American public wake up or that he is finally impeached.
David Frum's 'Trumpocracy' and James Comey's 'A Higher Loyalty' were easier to read. Senior Doctor-at-Bass-Fishing! D. A.
lessack Aug 16, 2018
Yes, I was just in the Yarborough branch. Eleven copies on the shelf.
Big demand for this kiss and tell. I guess the Austin Public Library is rolling in the dough and can afford to waste money like this.
I wonder how many copies of the new Omarosa book are on order?
A few years ago, they also loaded up on Wendy Davis' autobiography.
None of them are on hold at this time!
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Illustrated by this quote, don't believe everything you hear, read and sometimes see (Part 1 of 2):
"Do you condemn the actions of neo-Nazis? Do you condemn the actions of white supremacists?"
Some ninety minutes later he stood in the Diplomatic Reception Room, his eyes locked on to the teleprompter, and delivered a six-minute statement. Before getting to the point: "Our economy is now strong. The stock market continues to hit record highs, unemployment is at a sixteen-year low, and businesses are more optimistic than ever before. Companies are moving back to the United States and bringing many thousands of jobs with them. We have already created over one million jobs since I took office."
And only then: "We must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence. . . . We must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as Americans. . . . Racism is evil. And those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans."
It was a reluctant mini-grovel. It was something of a restaging of the take-it-back birther speech about Obama during the campaign: much distraction and obfuscation, then a mumbled acknowledgment.
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"40 Years of the Indian Civil Rights Act: Indigenous Women's Reflections" From Gloria Valencia-Weber
May 29, 2013 May 29, 2013 Kate Fort1 Comment
Here. Published in The Indian Civil Rights Act at 40, eds. Kristen Carpenter, Matthew Fletcher, and Angela Riley.
I approach this discussion by noting that Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez raises two critical oppositional principles: the collective political right versus the individual rights norm. Individual rights are the keystone in the Constitution of the United States. However, tribal rights for collective political entities are also affirmed in the Constitution in the provisions that establish relationships with the tribal nations. This political, nation-to-nation relationship was explicitly acknowledged and reaffirmed in Morton vs. Mancari. The most important right that tribal people claim for themselves is that as sovereigns. We have to remember that tribes were first sovereigns within the United States. And, as the noted scholar Charles Wilkinson reminds us, the tribal sovereigns were pre-constitutional, post-constitutional, and, in the international law context of indigenous law, extra-constitutional.
Author: Kate E. Fort, Research, ScholarshipThe Indian Civil Rights Act at Forty
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June 12, 2012 Kate Fort
Together, the fifteen authors have done the essential spadework; they have tracked down scores of tribal constitutions, statutes, and case law that apply to ICRA. To the extent that numbers can convey scholarship, there are about 1,600 footnotes over about 77 pages. The sources include tribal authorities from the Navajo Nation to Bill Moore's Slough, a settlement in Alaska. So apart from its effective analyses, the book becomes valuable just as a database. This intensive research represents a great deal of time saved for the academic and the practitioner.
All the authors who analyzed available tribal authorities cited the difficulty of generalization. This diversity is a reasonable result of possibly hundreds of different tribal courts. [*288]
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Congress passed the Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968 (ICRA) to address civil rights in Indian country. ICRA extended select, tailored provisions of the Bill of Rights-including equal protection, due process, free speech and religious exercise, criminal procedure, and property rights-to tribal governments. But, with the exception of the writ of habeas corpus, Congress did not establish a federal enforcement mechanism for violations of the Act, nor did it abrogate tribal sovereign immunity. Thus, ICRA has been interpreted and enforced almost exclusively by Indian tribes and their courts. This collection of essays, gathered on the fortieth anniversary of ICRA, provides for the first time a summary and critical analysis of how Indian tribes interpret and apply these important civil rights provisions in our contemporary world. The authors have found that, while informed by ICRA and the dominant society's conception of individual rights, Indian nations are ultimately adapting and interpreting ICRA in ways consistent with their own tribal traditions and beliefs. In some respects, ICRA parallels the broader experiences of tribes over the past forty years-a period of growth, revitalization, and self-determination for many Indian nations.
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If you are old enough to remember when Howard Dean was running for president in 2004, excoriating fellow Democrats like John Kerry as a "handmaiden of special interests," it may be a surprise to find him opining in The Wall Street Journal today in favor of a repeal of the Independent Payment Advisory Board…. He's Howard Dean, and he represents the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party! He also represents McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP, a Washington lobbying firm…. Dean has refused to disclose which firms he's representing on behalf of McKenna Long & Aldridge. It seems to be regular practice at the Journal editorial page to let retired Democrats lobbying for the health-care industry write op-eds calling for a repeal of parts of the law that reduce the industry's profit margin.
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A History of When Black Metal was "Over," Part II
March 5, 2018 Neill Jameson
Editorial black metal, Deafheaven, Emperor, home featured, Jef Whitehead, leviathan, Nattefrost, Samoth, Skaphe, Sunbather, twilight, watain.
I can separate black metal's many deaths mostly due to the changes in the tone of the reasoning. The 1990s were a time of harsh rhetoric and secrecy where we still thought we were some kind of hidden cult. Once the internet age blossomed, it became obvious that no one was putting the cork back on the bottle and concerns became more directed towards marketing and mainstream consumption. It's been a great source of entertainment to me to see bands that once fought against the commodification of the underground themselves becoming intoxicated with their own success. And by every right they should — it's not our personal lives, it's theirs. At the same time, I'll always snicker at Watain's Erik Danielsson commenting that Satyricon weren't black metal but rather "rock and roll entertainment" considering the direction his band has exploded in. Anyway, if you missed it, part one of this series was posted last week, now here's part two:
American Black Metal's Third Wave, circa 2001-2007
American labels sprung up all over the fucking place in the late '90s because, quite simply, no one wanted to sign any of us. I think Absu were the only ones who managed to make it over the fence into the big leagues. And it was a super fertile time for U.S. bands. The rest of the world was starting to take notice, we were able to tour outside of the country, we weren't told to fuck ourselves nearly as much. But, of course, being Americans we had to fuck that up. Some labels weren't content with just releasing music they loved and supported; they wanted more. So, in came PR firms. In came phrases like "the future of black metal" and merchandising rights and collector's editions. Records weren't just spread to the usual sources like Terrorizer or Metal Maniacs but also to punk and hardcore publications; to indie rock websites; to the closest thing to the mainstream without being absolute pop. While this only sowed discord with a small population within the underground, it planted seeds that a few years later would bloom into flowers that would smell like an unwashed asshole to the denizens of the underground. See also: Phil Anselmo Becomes U.S. Ambassador to Norway (1998-2005)
Southern Lord Releases Nattefrost Picture Disc, Underground Is Sad circa 2004/5
See Also: Sopranos Has Ulver Poster, People Still Shocked A Decade Later (2002ish?)
Brooklyn Discovers Black Metal, circa 2005-current
Brooklyn is one of those places like Portland where people either have a strong feeling of love or disgust for their reputation of awful fashion, heirloom tomato roof gardens, 1890s baseball player facial hair and progressive politics. This was ground zero for "hipster" black metal. Black metal that mostly "black" in musical style but more artistically and socially progressive. This was the city that people from a multitude of genre backgrounds began forming black metal bands because they heard a Xasthur record. Burzum shirts were worn ironically for a few years before that became a felony. Traditional aesthetics were abandoned, which makes sense if you think about it. A goat's head doesn't look nearly as spooky if it's made from Tofurky. After some growing pains, the city produced some of the most interesting black metal in the country, like Krallice and Yellow Eyes. Voted City Least Likely To Have "Slayer!" Yelled At You By A Passing Car 2015.
See also: Crust Punk and Black Metal Mix, Metalheads Lose Their Minds Because They Forgot Bathory was Mostly Influenced by Discharge Early On (2005-current)
Kid from Liturgy Writes a Book Explaining Why His Drummer is Off-Time, circa 2010
I'd spend time talking about the transcendental black metal thing Hunter Hunt Hendrix wrote about to great academic acclaim, but I've already had a migraine today. The "burst beat" explanation comes down to tempo changes because blasting was unsustainable because the drummer was exhausted by hearing HHH talk for four hours before every practice began.
See also: Liturgy Astounds with Shitty Photoshop Cover For Big Label Who Spent Too Much Money On Them (2013/14)
Deafheaven Markets Blankets & Fonts, Laughs At Outrage While Counting Their Money, circa 2010-current
Remember the seeds I was talking about earlier? Deafheaven are the tree that sprung from them. They found the sweet spot between metal and the hardcore/post-hardcore scenes by signing to Deathwish and releasing Sunbather to the acclaim of everyone except the black metal underground. The first offense was that its cover was pink. Also, they were actively gunning for success. Their music is an accessible form of black metal, but nothing offensive. It's pretty safe, actually, which makes it a guilt-free treat for people who like the music but hate the ideology and history behind it. The thing with Deafheaven is that if I played it for you without telling you what it was, you might think it was one of the California bands from the early/mid-'00s. For every person who talks about how they're the worst thing that's happened to USBM, there are ten people buying every piece of merchandise they put out. Black metal for people who hate metal.
See also: What Green Day Did To Punk (1992-current)
Jef Whitehead Poses on Cover of Decibel With Daughter Causing Heads (and Ovaries) to Explode, circa 2015
For a lot of the guys in moist basements who're pissed their Tinder message of "M'lady" never got answered, the sight of Jef Whitehead, possibly the most significant figure in American black metal history, smiling while holding his baby daughter, Grail, was enough to cause them to yell at their mothers and call every woman online they interacted with a "whore" who doesn't like "nice guys," all in the space of 45 minutes while they waited for World of Warcraft to update. There was some similar reaction to the Peter Beste photo of Samoth with his child running towards him. It humanized these men which probably came as a huge shock to people who think they can conjure demons who will then take the trash out before their mother yells at them again. These are the people who forget the organic and human aspects are what make black metal feel the way it does.
See also: People Stop Hating Neill Jameson for Nazi Shit, Start Hating Me for SJW Shit (2013-current)
These are the main instances in which I've heard people say black metal is "dead" or "over," but there are dozens more. Bands signing to Nuclear Blast in the late '90s, movies like "Insidious," Thurston Moore being involved in Twilight, Antifa becoming the scene police. That's just a handful I thought of while typing that single sentence. Please note that a majority of these events were caused by Americans, proving that we're still able to excel at something through the use of our fabled American ingenuity.
The thing is, when a genre ages, it's like a rock being thrown into a lake: the ripples go wider as time passes and they become weaker. Look at punk. Fuck, look at rock music in general. Everything that was once subversive eventually becomes a commodity. It's an unfortunate side effect of the system which these genres were created to fight. I'm honestly surprised it's taken this long for a movie to be made about the early 90's. It's also probably not going to have very much impact on culture in general, at least in the mainstream.
The mainstream is way more concerned with Soundcloud rappers and other embarrassing forms of entertainment masquerading as art that this will only be seen a curiosity. And while people are trying to cut holes in the bottoms of their popcorn bags while Euronymous gets killed to the sounds of Sigur Ros, there's still a vibrant underground out there to concentrate on. If you can look at bands with longevity like Horna or Svartsyn, or newer and exciting bands like Skáphe or Blood Tyrant, and tell me black metal is dead, then good riddance to you. Black metal, any genre really, doesn't belong to you or I. The original spirit will still carry on for those who choose to embrace it. Sure, the rules are different, but rules are for followers, not for the curious or chaotic. Black metal is whatever you make it for yourself and if anyone can change your mind on that, then you probably need a different hobby anyway.
Also, that popcorn trick always sounded awful, especially with that much salt and butter.
Cammie Gilbert (Oceans of Slumber) Offers Empathy & Unity In Uncertain Times
Oceans of Slumber frontwoman Cammie Gilbert offers wise words of empathy and unity as a woman of color in a white, male-dominated scene. She is a metalhead like all of us.
Darker Than Darker Than Black: U.S. Black Metal Artist Galdr Rages Against Fascism
Draugr, the multi-instrumentalist of the U.S. black metal bands Galdr, Ancalagon and Obscurum, pens an op-ed on his anti-racist political awakening in underground black metal.
Andrew Lee of Ripped to Shreds on Ending Racist Stereotypes Against Asians in Metal
Ripped to Shreds frontman Andrew Lee addresses the work that needs to be done in fighting dangerous stereotypes against Asians and Asian-Americans in underground metal.


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THIS MONTH OF JUNE WE ARE ENTERING THE FIRST OF 3 NEW PROPHETIC 70 YEAR CYCLES OF REVIVAL!
Three seventy year generational cycles of revival conclude!
Three NEW seventy year generational cycles of revival BEGIN!
CYCLE THREE May 1948 - May 2018, The independence of Israel.
For more information watch our new "MESSAGE OF THE MONTH" on our website entitled "THE CLIMAX OF THE CHURCH AGE".
JUNE 15, 2016 THE FIRST OF THE THREE NEW GENERATIONAL CYCLES OF REVIVAL BEGINS!
Recently, the Lord spoke to Shellie and I to do something UNIQUE; a road trip all across Southern America...east coast to west coast... prophesying and promoting the new revival of fire. This is the time, it will start now. God is on the move!
We will minister in churches, homes and restaurants.
We will spend time fellowshipping with people, ministering to them, visiting them, praying for them...we will answer questions and do a lot of personal ministry!
All the way from South Carolina to California and back, we will do "GRASSROOTS REVIVAL PREPARATION MINISTRY".
THE SUMMER TOUR IS PART OF THE RESCUE 911CAMPAIGN WE BEGAN IN JANUARY... WE ARE TAKING IT COAST TO COAST!
LET'S ALL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY!
There will never be a better time for us to do this revival road trip than THIS Summer.
There will never be a MORE prophetic moment in time to forerun the new revival of God for America and the world!
Once the new revival explodes there will never be time and opportunity to do this sort of ministry road trip ever again! This is a once in a lifetime event!
BE A PART OF OUR ROAD TRIP!
LET'S MAKE THIS SUMMER MOST MEMORABLE...LETS GET TOGETHER ON THE ROAD!
WE CAN MEET UP WITH YOU OVER A MEAL, AN OVER-NIGHT VISIT, A WEEK-END MEETING OR AN EXTENDED MEETING!
WE WILL MEET IN A RESTAURANT, IN YOUR HOME, OR AT YOUR CHURCH!
Eternity will record and witness the things God will do this summer on the eve of the greatest revival in history.


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Q: Jetpack compose TopAppBar gives a call error I get an error when I write the following in Jetpack compose TopAppBar.
I think it's a rudimentary mistake, but I don't know.
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TopAppBar( // ← error:None of the following functions can be called with the arguments supplied.
    title = Text(text = "hogrhoge"),
    actions = {IconButton(...)}

A: If you check the Scaffold function definition
fun Scaffold(
  modifier: Modifier = Modifier,
  toastHostState: ToastHostState = remember { ToastHostState() },
  toastHost: @Composable (ToastHostState) -> Unit = { ToastHost(it) },
  statusBarMode: StatusBarMode = StatusBarMode.Red,
  topBar: @Composable () -> Unit = {}, // it's expecting a lambda
  bottomBar: @Composable () -> Unit = {},
  floatingActionButton: @Composable () -> Unit = {},
  backgroundColor: Color = NicolletTheme.colors2.backgroundPrimary,
  contentColor: Color = NicolletTheme.colors2.textPrimary,
  content: @Composable (PaddingValues) -> Unit
)

It's expecting a lambda, you need to wrap it inside a {}
TopAppBar(
  title  = { Text(title = "aa") //your composable }
)

A: Parameter title is of type @Composable () -> Unit, which means you have to pass composable function there. You are instead passing value returned from Text function, which is Unit. And it's the same with actions parameter. What you should do is this:
TopAppBar(
    title = { Text(...) },
    actions = { IconButton(...) },
    ...
)

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Award-winning screenwriter The Ice Storm and producer Brokeback Mountain, and is CEO of Focus Features, the motion picture production, financing, and worldwide distribution company whose films have included Lost in Translation, Milk, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Pianist, Coraline, and The Kids Are All Right
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Main connections: Oliver Stone, Steven Spielberg, Curtis Hanson
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Kosmorama - Most notably Oscar winner writer/producer James Schamus and actor/director Liv Ullmann in 2006, director Peter Greenaway and writer/director John Sayles in 2008, Oscar winner writer/director Alexander Payne in 2011 and director Mohsen Makhmalbaf in 2013
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Jafar Panahi - American film directors Paul Thomas Anderson, Joel & Ethan Coen, Francis Ford Coppola, Jonathan Demme, Robert De Niro, Curtis Hanson, Jim Jarmusch, Ang Lee, Richard Linklater, Terrence Malick, Michael Moore, Robert Redford, Martin Scorsese, James Schamus, Paul Schrader, Steven Soderbergh, Steven Spielberg, Oliver Stone and Frederick Wiseman signed a letter on 30 April 2010 urging Panahi's release
Scotland, UK: St. Andrews Film Books, 2012
Black Sea (film) - On 8 August 2013, Focus Features CEO James Schamus and co-CEO Andrew Karpen announced that the shooting of the film "Black Sea" has started in the United Kingdom
The Moon and the Sun (film) - "'The Moon and the Sun"' is an upcoming 2015 American action-adventure fantasy film directed by Sean McNamara and written by Ronald Bass, Barry Berman, Laura Harrington, Bill Mechanic and James Schamus
His feature directorial debut, "Indignation", an adaptation of Philip Roth's novel of the same name, had its world premiere at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival
It was acquired by Lionsgate/Summit for distribution in 2016
The film premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, and was theatrically released by Roadside Attractions on July 29, 2016


Choosing Biblical themed gifts as your Father's Day gifts for your pastor is perfect and suitable.
Biblical-themed gift, or maybe we can say they are the spiritual gifts, your pastor will be interested in the biblical themed gifts. Someone said that since we have the bible we do not need the spiritual gifts that have ceased with the apostolic era.
Based on the Significance of bible, many crafty people make kinds of biblical themed gifts such as the Biblical Theme Crafts and crystal book resembling the shape of a bible.
Make the biblical theme crafts with your child and pastor kids for teach them about biblical themes by helping them create a keepsake based on the lesson. We know that "which states that a spiritual gift is given to each of us so we can help each other.
Have them write a prayer (The Lord's Prayer or the Prayer of Jibes) on the praying hands shape using gel pens and then glue it in the center of the stained glass window. Yes, now you can call this Father's Day window.
Crystal is unique and beautiful, crystal differs from other materials in that it always sparkles and reflects light. Resembling the shape of a bible, then this crystal book is a special pastor appreciation gift ideas for pastor, rejoicing with those celebrating the Father's Day, pastor appreciation day, ordination anniversary.
Personalization is easy for they can be laser etched with a personal message, your pastor appreciation quotes or Father's Day poems that recognizes the recipient and the reason for the award of gift.
If your favorite Bible verse is proverbs 3:5 which says" Trust in the Lord with all your heart. And lean not to your own understanding." Then let it play main role in the decorative frame with the shape of bible. An item with aesthetic value can easily catch attention like an item adorned with metallic finish. A biblical themed frame such as this can liven up a dull wall.


What sets successful women apart from the rest of the pack?
Were they simply born lucky or do they have a secret strategy that led them to the top? Most successful women agree that achieving success requires an ability to recognize opportunities when they present themselves and a risk-taking attitude that allows them to take advantage of these opportunities. Successful women are often happy to share their secrets; what follows is a list of helpful tips from various women who have found success. Here are 7 secrets of successful women.
Decide on a goal and then set about attaining it. It is crucial to know where you are heading. Keep your focus on the brass ring and pursue it relentlessly. Your every action should have a clear purpose and leave you another step close to your goal.
Don't let fear paralyze you into doing nothing; you are your only limitation. Believe in yourself or no one else will; Michael Dell (Dell Computers) was told time and again that his ideas would fail. He was convinced his ideas would succeed; the rest is history. Don't talk yourself into failure!
When faced with choices, let your instinct lead the way. Highly successful women frequently "go with the gut" to make the most important decisions; they rely on instinct first and analysis second. Hindsight shows that first instincts are generally right.
Determination is the most common characteristic shared by successful women. They are focused; certain of their goals and certain they can achieve them. Successful women share many characteristics, the most obvious of which is persistence. They accept responsibility for their careers; they are persistent and committed to being a success.
Concentrating on the task at hand is critical to success. Direct your energy on the goal and do not deviate. It takes a huge amount of energy to trek to the top; deviating from the goal costs valuable time and energy better spend pursuing the ultimate prize of success.
One of defining features of those who rise to the top is that they envision themselves there; they have realized the top is where they not only want to be but where they deserve to be. The top in not over crowded, there is always room for one more.
Opportunity may come at any time, be ready to pounce on it. Rather than spending your life avoiding risk, embrace it. Success can only be achieved by taking risks and making them work for you.
Success can be yours; aim high, believe in yourself, persevere and keep climbing until you reach the top. The best way to be sure you become is a successful woman is to set lofty goals and never give up on reaching them. If you were to set a goal today, what would it be? What do you most want to accomplish in your life?


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New Judgment: David T Morrison & Co Ltd t/a Gael Home Interiors v ICL Plastics Ltd & Ors (Scotland) [2014] UKSC 48
30 Wednesday Jul 2014
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On appeal from: [2013] CSIH 19
The respondent began the present proceedings in 2009, seeking damages against ICL on the basis that the damage to its shop was caused by ICL's negligence, nuisance and breach of duty. Under the Prescription and Limitation (Scotland) 1973 Act, s 6, an obligation to make reparation was extinguished through the operation of prescription if a claim had not been made or the subsistence of the obligation not acknowledged within five years of the relevant obligation having become enforceable. S 11(3) of the Act postponed the date from which the prescriptive period begins to run where "the creditor was not aware, and could not with reasonable diligence have been aware, that loss, injury or damage caused as aforesaid had occurred" until a later date. The issue before the Court was whether the respondent was not aware, and could not with reasonable diligence have been aware, that the damage had been caused by the breach of a duty owed to him.
Held, inter alia, and by a majority: properly construed, s 11(3) was concerned with latent damage. This was consistent with a natural reading of the provision in its context. If the draftsman had intended to require awareness that the loss had been caused by an actionable breach of duty, before the prescriptive period began to run, then he would have made this clearer, as he had done elsewhere in the Act in relation to the limitation period.
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Here's why you won't be able to have Budweiser, Hoegaarden and Stella Artois beers in Delhi
By Shikha Talwar 31 July 2019
A three-year ban on the sales and supply of the 3 Anheuser-Busch InBev-owned brands has been imposed in the Capital
When it comes to being the party hub of the country, New Delhi definitely makes a great case for itself. There's nothing that the folks of the capital city love more than a great party. And no party is ever complete without some chilled beer, right? That might just have to change. In recent developments, the capital city has now imposed a three-year ban on any beverages bottled by the world's largest brewer, Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) for evading local taxes by duplicating barcodes. What this means is that if you're in Delhi, you won't be able to have Budweiser, Hoegaarden and Stella Artois beers for the next 3 years.
Delhi bans Ab InBev for 3 years: Everything you should know -
According to Reuters, the ban comes after a 3-year-long investigation against beer maker SABMiller – acquired by AB InBev in 2016 for around $100 billion – came to light. SABMiller reportedly used duplicate barcodes on its beer bottles supplied to the city retailers that year, thereby allowing them to pay lower levies, which is a clear case of tax evasion. And as of last week, Delhi city authorities have issued an order stating that AB InBev will be blacklisted in Delhi for three years for the same tax fraud.
The order also called for the sealing of two of AB InBev's warehouses in the city, an action that a senior Delhi government official told Reuters had already been completed. "The company is debarred from Delhi market for all purposes, unless they appeal against this," said the official to Reuters. He also added that no fresh stock of AB InBev beer brands can be sold at liquor shops or restaurants.
While this news has left AB InBev in perplexity, the brewery has said that it will appeal against this order as the company was not under their control when these unfortunate incidents took place. "The barcodes were being duplicated by...SABMiller and supplied to the retail outlets to evade payment of excise duty," said a 19-page order, dated July 16, reports Reuters. "Integrity and ethics are part of our core values ... (We) look forward to presenting our views in full cooperation with the excise appellate process," a company spokesman told the news agency.
Notably, AB InBev is the second biggest player in India's $7 billion beer market. So a three-year ban is bound to hit the company's profits and hamper the popularity of AB InBev's premium beer offerings.
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For nearly 20 years, she was an adjunct faculty member at Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College, creating the "Legal Issues in Human Resources Management" course and teaching Human Resources Management at the graduate level. Carnegie Mellon University selected her to develop and present executive education seminars at the Heinz College and for the summer international student program at the Tepper School of Business.
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The baggage belt sounded and began its not-quite-circular rotation, the bags making their appearance — dramatically, I've always thought — through a curtain of clear plastic strips.
"This is where I always hold my breath," Daniel said to me. "There were so many legs, which means so many opportunities to have lost our luggage."
My customers, Candace and Daniel Olafson, stood beside me, each of them with a cart. Having been out of the country — in Bali, no less — for nearly two months, they had multiple pieces of luggage. The air travel from Bali consumes some 30 hours, and the couple looked ragged yet somehow serene. While they're both contemplative, quiet people by nature, I think, the experience of being in Bali engenders serenity, as well. I've been the pair's designated airport driver for several of these trips, and they've told me all about it. Well, probably not all, but a lot.
"If you think about it, Dan," I suggested, "holding your breath is probably the worst thing you can do when you're anxious."
He chuckled and said, "Very good point."
All of the Olafsons' luggage arrived, accounted for and intact. Fitting it into my Chevy Malibu took jigsaw-puzzle skills as we strategically filled the entire trunk as well as the front seat.
"It's so wonderful to be back in Vermont," Candace said from the backseat, breathing it all in as we cleared the airport en route to their Underhill Center home.
"How was your trip this year? Did you connect with old friends and colleagues?"
"We sure did," Dan replied. "The monsoons arrived late, and the temperature was 105 at, like, noon, so that was a challenge. But the people were lovely and hospitable as always. Our students were great, too. I think they all had a meaningful experience. In fact, I'm sure they did."
Daniel is a retired UVM teacher; I believe he used to be the senior staff psychologist at the counseling center. Under the auspices of some ongoing program, he still organizes this yearly trek to Bali with a select group of undergrads. He and his wife have built up relationships with Balinese academics, environmentalists, artists and just regular village folks. They've explained to me that, the holistic island society being what it is, these categories often blend together.
After all these years, I get the impression that the couple is deeply absorbed in the country — the land, the people, the culture, the spirituality. It's gone far beyond a dry academic program. For the Olafsons, Bali truly has become a second home.
"You've come a long way for a local Rutland boy," I offered. "A university career, and you and your wife both practicing psychotherapists. And where was it you grew up, Candy? Wasn't it some little town in Mississippi?"
"Good memory, Jernigan," she replied. "Michigan City, Mississippi."
"My gosh. I've got to say, you just don't strike me as a girl from the Deep South."
"You noticed, huh?" Candy said, chuckling. "I actually attended Ole Miss in the early '60s. My sister encouraged me to join a sorority, and I did because I was an introvert. I thought that would help me get out of my shell. That was my thinking, anyway. I'll tell you, I stuck out at Tri Delta like a sore thumb! When I graduated, I immediately joined the Peace Corps. I believe I might have been the first person in the whole state to sign up."
"That's where we met," Dan jumped in. "In the Peace Corps in Guyana. After living there for a year and falling in love, it was major culture shock coming back to the United States, wasn't it, Candy?"
"I don't know if I've ever recovered," she replied with a wistful sigh.
In the rearview mirror, I watched them spontaneously turn to face each other with the sweetest expression of mutual love. There are many varieties of successful marriage, but there's no single foolproof template. Sometimes opposites attract; at other times, they fight to the death. Dan and Candy, it struck me, have forged a true and equal partnership, one with a shared vision and purpose. That quality of bonding is precious, and, inside my mind, I bowed down in acknowledgment of their rare achievement. In my world, sustainable love is more valuable than diamonds.
"Do we have that wedding party this week, Dan?" Candy asked.
"Yes, I think it's next weekend at the St. John's Club. Do you know about that place, Jernigan? In the Lakeside neighborhood?"
"Oh, sure. I love that joint. I remember Seven Days did an article where they dubbed it a 'lakefront club for the average Joe.' It's so relaxed and unpretentious, with the beautiful sloping lawn down to the water, where you can hang out and watch the sunsets. And they have an epic karaoke night every Friday. The place is as Burlington as you can get."
We reached Clark's Truck Center with its roadside temperature sign and bore right onto the River Road. I considered my weary customers smiling in the backseat and realized they even looked alike, a phenomenon I've observed before in couples who've been together for decades. They both seemed to embody a loose-limbed comfort in their own skins. On the cusp of old age, they appeared open and receptive to whatever life would throw their way.
"Hey, I had an idea," I said as we approached their house. "If you ever decide to renew your vows, you can hold the ceremony at the St. John's Club. How cool would that be?"
Candy said, "Oh, my goodness! When we got married, we were just back from Guyana and the Peace Corps. We were so young! We had no idea what we were doing."
"Well, that was good in a way," I suggested. "Because if you did, you might never have done it, and look at all the fun you would have missed."


Burger King has added a new item to their 2 for $5 Mix and Match deal: The Extra Long Philly Cheeseburger.
The new burger includes two all-beef patties with two slices of American cheese. To top it off, there are fried onions with a melted cheese sauce all on a hoagie bun.
Burger King continues to rotate through items for their 2 for $5 deal, which also includes the Big King, Original Chicken Sandwich, Extra Long Fish Sandwich, and the regular Extra Long Cheeseburger.
This Extra Long Philly Cheeseburger is available (obviously) for just a limited time.


My fav looks of the week! Get ready to be inspired!!
Jessica Alba, love her bright pumps, pulling out the orange tone from her gorgeous top.
Nicole Scherzinger and Eva Longoria both pulling out their hats this week.
Kate Beckinsale looking casual and chic in boyfriend jeans and tank.
Kate Beckinsale showing how airport chic is done. Take off the heels, this outfit looks super comfy as well! Ready for the long haul!
Love the colors on Selena Gomez, showing just the right amount of skin! So chic.
Double Win for Selena Gomez this week as she won the Ischia Kids Global Icon Award onstage and nailed two red carpet looks in one week.
Love the use of this backless tank on Kerr with both cropped trousers and the gorgeous floaty maxi.


U.S. Travel Association's IPW is the travel industry's premier international marketplace and the largest generator of travel to the U.S. - it is NOT a typical trade show. In just three days of intensive pre-scheduled business appointments, more than 1,000 U.S. travel organizations from every region of the USA (representing all industry category components), and more than 1,300 international and domestic buyers from more than 70 countries conduct business negotiations that result in the generation of more than $4.7 billion in future Visit USA travel. At IPW, buyers and sellers are able to conduct business that would otherwise be generated only through an exhaustive number of around-the-world trips.
U.S. Travel's IPW 2016 will have more than 1,100 exhibitor booths held by U.S. Suppliers of USA travel products and destinations and more than 5,000 attendees who are international travel buyers, domestic travel buyers and international journalists representing more than 70 countries.


Health economics, a popular subject in recent times on account of its social security dimension and its ballooning cost worldwide, examines healthcare systems, consumption patterns, incentives and behaviours affecting health. It focuses on the allocation of healthcare resources, the mechanisms of allocation, its efficiency and efficacy, as well as the containment of cost and assurance of quality.
The application of health economics reflects a general desire to attain the best value for money by guaranteeing not only medical effectiveness, but also the cost-effectiveness of healthcare provision. The related concept of efficiency is also important in health economics. Broadly speaking, there are 3 concepts of efficiency.
Another well-renowned concept in economic theory is that of opportunity cost. This concept also stands for a particularly useful mode of thought in health economics as it makes clear the trade-offs underlying resource use in healthcare services.
Technical efficiency relates to the ratio of outputs to inputs. The higher this ratio, the more technically efficient a healthcare system may be deemed to be, provided that there are no biases in the way that inputs and outputs are being measured.
Allocative efficiency looks at how well resources are utilised in order to realise a desired result. Theoretically, allocative efficiency is said to occur when health services consumers pay a market price that reflects the private marginal cost of production and the market for health services clear. In practice, however, we know that the peculiarities underlying the health services market (such as strong asymmetric information in contexts where the principal is not the agent) make for market failures and inefficiencies that disallow this theoretical ideal of allocative efficiency from being fulfilled.
Socioeconomic efficiency, lastly, exists when all the private and external costs and benefits are taken into account when producing healthcare services. Private healthcare services providers only have an incentive to take external costs and benefits into account if they are forced to internalise them, whereas public healthcare services providers usually decide on internalisation policies after they receive their incentive mechanism structure politically through command and control instructions and the budget made available.
An influential 1963 article by Kenneth Arrow, frequently credited with giving rise to the field of health economics provided an analysis of the healthcare market and its theoretical differences with respect to other markets. Half a century later, this analysis still applies. Healthcare managers confront numerous exceptional challenges that are unique to the health sector. Since risk and uncertainty are inherent in healthcare, most consumers possess health insurance. Consequently, healthcare organisations have to contend with the management issues that insurance gives rise to. Healthcare services providers at times ensure that this is the case through the provision of advice. With health insurance, uncertainty with respect to who the customer is exists. Customers are the ones using the products/services, but insurance plans frequently pay most of the bill. As a consequence, most patients over-consume health services and sometimes opt for the most costly treatment even if a cheaper treatment is likely to be as effective. Insurers utilise various methods to control this so-called moral hazard (a commonly-observed phenomenon where a party has a tendency to take risks because the costs that it could incur will not be taken on by the party taking the risk) and the costs associated with it. Such methods include imposing co-payments on patients and restricting the healthcare provider's incentives to offer expensive treatments. Moreover, information asymmetries are widespread in healthcare markets and generate additional problems. The more informed party (the healthcare services provider) has the possibility to take advantage of the less informed one (the patient). The patient, as the less informed party, could also become dubious of the other party's incentives and refuse a potentially beneficial recommendation on that basis.
As a public good offered, at least in basic terms, at no cost to the entire population in EU Member States, health care is a large and continually rising part of public finances. Seeing that a considerable rise is also likely in government spending on pensions, long-term care and other age-related components of social spending, European governments face the rising possibility of undermining long-term sustainability of their public finances. The Council of the European Union has described the challenge facing the European Member States as the necessity to have financial sustainability of their health systems without deterioration in the principles that these healthcare systems share: universal coverage, solidarity in funding, equity of access and the provision of high-quality healthcare.
Private finance may also be relied on as a solution. However, private health insurance markets in the European Union health structures usually serve the affluent and better-educated strata of society, while causing barriers to access for the elderly and the least healthy strata. Frequently, insurance markets are fragmented, resulting in weak purchasing power. Furthermore, they might have a strong motivation to choose risks, which may result in reduced equitable access and efficiency. Generally speaking, private systems incur significantly larger transaction costs than public systems and as a result, can be accused of lessening administrative efficiency. European Member States have made considerable efforts to advance equitable access to healthcare – by increasing coverage, improving private health insurance regulation, improving the design of cost sharing, and by planning better the distribution of resources.
Health Economics analytics usually makes use of classification systems for hospital patients such as Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs) and Healthcare-Resource Groups (HRGs). The system also makes the management of health-related payments easier.
In the United States of America (USA), a DRG assignment to a case is based on the patient's principal diagnosis, performed treatment process, age, gender and discharge status. The system provides a method of linking hospital patient types with the cost and resource expenses incurred by the hospital to treat them. While originally developed and utilised in the USA, the system is now used in various countries throughout Europe under different names. The system's principal aims are increasing transparency, efficiently allocating healthcare resources and assuring quality in hospitals. In the United Kingdom (UK), HRGs, which comprise a system for classification similar to DRGs, are used. This system involves categorising patient events which have been judged to consume similar resource levels.
As the use of DRG flat rates to compensate acute inpatient treatment grows, a common problem is the determination of whether inpatient emergency services should be compensated separately from DRGs or as part of them. Throughout the world, there are different ways of dealing with such remuneration.
By way of illustration, in France an annual flat rate based on emergency ward/department size is paid to remunerate emergency readiness. In Australia, emergency services are classified into seven levels in relation to their roles and staffing. 80% of emergency costs (for both inpatient and outpatient cases) are paid by an emergency readiness budget. To this end, the planned cases are weighted by the Urgency and Disposition Groups emergency patient classification system. This grouping defines 11 patient categories.
A substantial part of health economists' work consists of economic evaluation. The idea of economic evaluation underpins efficiency choices in healthcare. It connects the benefits of alternative interventions to the resources used in their production.
Every economic evaluation has a common structure involving explicit measurement of costs and benefits. Outcomes are measured in terms of improved survival (adding years to life), improved Quality of Life (QoL) (adding life to years), or both. Progressively more health services are now focusing on bettering QoL (for instance, through less pain). QoL measure how the social, emotional and physical aspects of life are affected by a particular treatment from the patients' viewpoint. The most common method used by health economists to place values on different health states is the quality-adjusted life year (QALY). The QALY notion is based on the belief that health services interventions seek to improve both survival and QoL. Through the application of quality weights with respect to every additional year of life experienced after treatment, the QALY provides a single measure for both of these elements. Despite its popularity, the use of QALYs is contested in a number of areas due to ethical considerations.
Cost-minimisation analysis – this is limited to circumstances in which the health benefits of healthcare treatments have been demonstrated to be the same. Here, the treatment incurring the lowest cost is chosen.
Cost-effectiveness analysis – this is the most frequently applied technique within health economics. It is utilised to compare the financial costs of therapies with the outcomes which can be assessed purely in terms of health effect. This technique is often utilised in drug therapy.
Cost-utility analysis – here the cost is calculated in terms of survival and QoL. Given that the endpoint may possibly not depend directly on the disease state, this technique can, theoretically, compare courses of action in diverse areas of medicine. In practice, this is not so easy with philosophical and technical criticism having been levelled at this method.
Cost Benefit Analysis – here, the benefit is calculated as the associated economic benefit of an intervention; therefore, both costs and benefits are monetised (i.e. expressed in monetary terms). This technique may disregard many intangible but significant benefits which are hard to quantify monetarily. The advantage of this analysis is that it allows comparisons to be made between schemes in highly diverse areas of healthcare, and even with methods outside the field of medicine. This method is, however, not broadly accepted for use in health economics.
Multi-criteria analysis – this is a decision-making tool used to assess a problem by ranking alternative interventions/treatments based on various criteria. It permits the transparent integration of multiple and potentially conflicting objectives into the analysis and is therefore useful to solve complex problems. The health sector faces numerous objectives and constraints, such as efficiency, inequality reductions, and budgetary constraints. Multi-criteria analysis is able to translate the different units with which these different objectives and constraints are measured into a single measurement, thereby allowing a direct comparison of different possible treatments.
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Pont-Avenskolan var en grupp målare med Paul Gauguin som ledare och inspiratör, verksam i trakten kring staden Pont-Aven i Bretagne.

Första gången Gauguin besökte Pont-Aven var 1886 och vid sitt andra besök 1888 började han att samla elever omkring sig. Det var även då han lärde känna Émile Bernard.

Verk från skolan karakteriseras av djärva färger och symbolistiska motivval. De influerades av Bernards och Gauguins dekorativa ytstil, den så kallade syntetismen. Till gruppen hörde även bland andra Maurice Denis och Paul Sérusier.

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Postimpressionism
Konstnärsgrupper i Frankrike
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Modern Religious Cults and Movements By: Gaius Glenn Atkins (1868-1956)
Modern Religious Cults and Movements
Gaius Glenn Atkins
Dr. Atkins has written a noteworthy and valuable book dealing with the new cults some of which have been much to the fore for a couple of decades past, such as: Faith Healing; Christian Science; New Thought; Theosophy and Spiritualism, etc. $2.50
Dr. Atkins' work, throughout, is marked by clarity of presentation, polished diction and forceful phrasing. A firm grasp of the elemental truths of Christian belief together with an unusual ability to interpret mundane experiences in terms of spiritual reality. $1.50
Jerusalem: Past and Present
"One of the books that will help to relieve us of the restless craving for excitement, and to make clear that we can read history truly only as we read it as 'His Story' and that we attain our best only as the hope of the soul is realized by citizenship in 'the City of God.'" Baptist World. $1.25
Pilgrims of the Lonely Road
"A very unusual group of studies of the great mystics, and shows real insight into the deeper experience of the religious life." Christian Work. $2.00
A Rendezvous with Life
"Life is represented as a journey, with various 'inns' along the way such as Day's End, Week's End, Month's End, Year's End all suggestive of certain experiences and duties." Paper, 25 cts.
GAIUS GLENN ATKINS, D.D., L.H.D.
Minister of the First Congregational Church, Detroit, Mich.
Author of "Pilgrims of the Lonely Road," "The Undiscovered Country," etc.
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The last thirty years, though as dates go this is only an approximation, have witnessed a marked development of religious cults and movements largely outside the lines of historic Catholicism and Protestantism. One of these cults is strongly organized and has for twenty years grown more rapidly in proportion than most of the Christian communions. The influence of others, more loosely organized, is far reaching. Some of them attempt to give a religious content to the present trend of science and philosophy, and, generally, they represent the free movement of what one may call the creative religious consciousness of our time.
There is, of course, a great and constantly growing literature dealing with particular cults, but there has been as yet apparently no attempt to inquire whether there may not be a few unexpectedly simple centers around which, in spite of their superficial differences, they really organize themselves.
What follows is an endeavour in these directions. It is really a very great task and can at the best be only tentatively done. Whoever undertakes it may well begin by confessing his own limitations. Contemporaneous appraisals of movements upon whose tides we ourselves are borne are subject to constant revision. One's own prejudices, no matter how strongly one may deal with them, colour one's conclusions, particularly in the region of religion. The really vast subject matter also imposes its own limitations upon even the most sincere student unless he has specialized for a lifetime in his theme; even then he would need to ask the charity of his readers.
Ground has been broken for such an endeavour in many different directions. Broadly considered, William James' "Varieties of Religious Experience" was perhaps the pioneer work. Professor James' suggestive analyses recognize the greatly divergent forms religious experience may take and establish their right to be taken seriously as valid facts for the investigator. The whole tendency of organized Christianity and Protestantism more largely than Catholicism has been to narrow religious experience to accepted forms, but religion itself is impatient of forms... Continue reading book >>
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Allen Ellis
Allen, a Pittsburgh native, is an award winning creative producer & motion graphic artist. His extensive experience with After Effects, Cinema 4D, and Premiere started in 2005 and has carried him across the industry: from creative direction with non-profits to leading a post-production team at a national creative studio.
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SDC has published a revised version of its Project Typology Tool. The primary aim of the tool is to support VSD interventions of SDC to clearly define their approach and orientation. However, the tool is equally relevant and potentially useful for other donors and projects. The tool supports donors and projects in selecting the right partners, and thus in managing their projects and project portfolios in line with the relevant donor strategies, the policy goals of partner countries, and professional standards. This paper is particularly useful at the beginning and the end of project cycles, i.e. in the design stage and in evaluating VSD interventions. It supports the formulation of realistic and plausible outcome and impact expectations of VSD projects.


According to a market research report, " Global Cloud ERP Market: Trends, Opportunities and Forecasts (2016-2021)" , there will be a boom in the cloud ERP industry in next five years, which it projected to grow at CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 8.30 percent during 2016-2021 from the growth it registered CAGR of approximately 6.38 percent during 2011-2015.
The report suggested that the adoption of cloud ERP solutions by SMEs and SMBs has would drive the demand for the industry in next five years. The ERP market was also registered a remarkable growth in last five years.
SMEs and SMBs in the sector of education, health sector, and retail have been adopting ERP cloud solutions, which propelled the demand for cloud-bases ERP solutions. In terms of segmentation, the market is categorized on the basis of sectors - By Deployment Models, By Industry Verticals, and By End Users.
There is huge growth potential for cloud ERP market in the countries like Japan, Australia, and in Asia-Pacific region. In terms of region, North America has the fastest adoption rate of cloud-based services with a maximum market share in the United States.
Industry leaders believe that the upsurge in the investment by the Governments in the sectors like education and health sector would create more opportunity for the Cloud ERP solutions.
Another report titled "Global Enterprise Cloud Services Market 2016 – 2020" suggested that the global enterprise cloud services market would grow at CAGR of 23.86 percent during 2016-2000. To calculate the market size, the report considers the revenue generated from cloud services such as software as a service (SaaS), infrastructure as a service (IaaS), and platform as a service (PaaS) offered to enterprises.


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Lord of the Rings [GBA]: Return of the King
E3 2003: First Look Return of the King
Check out the first screens of the next Lord of the Rings GBA game.
By IGN Staff
Posted: May 8, 2003 1:00 pm
Last year, Electronic Arts released a surprisingly good action game based upon the recent Lord of the Rings theatrical sequel, The Two Towers. The company will show off the follow up that's based upon the next film in the series, Return of the King, hitting theaters this winter. Check out the first screens of the GBA version by hitting the media link in this story.
The game is again being developed by Amaze Entertainment's handheld division, Griptonite Games. Players will be able to control Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Frodo, Gandalf, and Eowyn, as well as one secret character that has yet to be revealed. There will be multiple paths this time around; most playable characters have their own unique paths and maps during their adventure, instead of sharing the same quest like in the GBA version of The Two Towers. Players will be able to collect runes and "etch" them into their weapons for special abilities, which will come in handy when battling the nine boss characters in the game.
The GBA version will also feature unlockable content when connected to the GameCube version of Return of the King. And, like last year, two players can link up in the GBA game and cooperate throughout the missions.
The game should be playable at the Electronic Entertainment Expo next week, where we'll hopefully get a hands-on play with Return of the King.
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King [GBA]
Griptonite Games