These dogs were homeless at Christmas - can you give them a home?
THESE adorable dogs are looking for new homes for the New Year in Swindon - and many spent their first Christmas away from loving families.
The newest arrival at SNDogs was Barney, who was given up by a man who became homeless and could no longer keep him.
Kind-hearted Jessie Bascombe, 39, spent Christmas Day organising veterinary treatment for a dog named Spike, who belonged to another homeless man and sadly had to be put to sleep two days later.
The selfless volunteer, who set up SNDogs six years ago, is hoping to find new homes for dogs in the care of temporary foster homes, including Daisy, a 12-year-old Miniature Schnauze, and Alan, a one-eyed Lurcher.
Tragically, Daisy and another pet, Jessie, a Boxer-Collie cross, aged 14 years, both spent their first Christmas away from a family home after both their owners died.
And Pip, a black Labrador, aged seven, also faced a similarly lonely festive season.
Jessie said: "We had a dog that came in, Barney, a little terrier, who needs rehoming because his owner became homeless and could no longer keep him.
"And we had another dog handed in, Pip, who had never been inside a house - it's unthinkable in this day and age.
"You just don't think people would leave dogs outside at night.
"For Daisy, Jessie and Pip it was the same story - their lives have changed so much.
Alan, who has costly health problems, was rehomed temporarily before being returned to SNDogs after circumstances changed.
And for little Taco, a mongrel, his health condition Leishmaniasis means that he needs to be given a tablet on a daily basis, the cost of which is covered by the charity.
Alan was re-homed once by the charity, but it did not work out and he was returned to their care.
Jessie said: "On Christmas Day a homeless man's dog was sick and we arranged to take it to the vet.
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Generous donors raised £250 to cover the costs of treatment for Spike, a six-year-old Staffie-cross owned by Chris O'Donnell, who's benefits had been stopped as he had no phone charger.
Jessie added: "The public were amazing in donating what we needed to help. There's never enough to help all the dogs that need it.


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The Caretaker (El portero o El cuidador) es una obra de teatro en tres actos del dramaturgo británico Harold Pinter, Premio Nobel de Literatura en 2005, estrenada en 1960.

Argumento

El título hace referencia de una manera ambigua tanto a la posibilidad de cuidar a otra persona como a la de cuidar un piso. Los tres personajes de la obra intentarán cuidarse y cuidar la propiedad de una manera que vista desde fuera parece un desastre propio de una comedia clásica en blanco y negro dentro de una película de intriga y suspense.

Aston, un joven en tratamiento psiquiátrico, invita a su hogar al maduro Davies, tras una disputa en una cafetería. Davies, que carece de alojamiento y dinero, acepta la oferta. Pronto se revela su carácter oportunista, parasitario, quejumbroso e incluso racista. Mick, hermano menor de Aston y propietario de la casa, se muestra irritado por la intromisión de Davies, al que termina por ofrecer el puesto de portero de la finca. Pero no tarda en arrepentirse. Davies intenta, en vano, conspirar junto a Mick contra Aston. Ante el fracaso de la maniobra, intenta de nuevo acercarse a este, pero ya será imposible.

Representaciones destacadas
 Arts Theatre, Londres, 27 de abril de 1960. Estreno.
 Dirección: Donald McWhinnie.
 Intérpretes: Donald Pleasence (Davies), Alan Bates (Mick), Peter Woodthorpe (Aston).

 Teatro María Guerrero, Madrid, 1962.
 Dirección: Josefina Sánchez-Pedreño.
 Intérpretes: Carlos Mendy (Davies), Andrés González (Aston), José Caride (Mick).

 Buenos Aires, 1962.
 Dirección:  Jorge Petraglia.
 Intérpretes: Jorge Petraglia (Davies), Leal Rey (Aston), Rodolfo Relman (Mick).

 Circle in the Square Theatre, Broadway, Nueva York, 1986.
 Dirección:  John Malkovich.
 Intérpretes: Alan Wilder (Davies), Jeff Perry (Aston), Gary Sinise (Mick).

 Comedy Theatre, Londres, 1991.
 Dirección: Harold Pinter.
 Intérpretes: Donald Pleasence (Davies), Colin Firth (Aston), Peter Howitt (Mick).

 Comedy Theatre, Londres, 2000 – 2001.
 Dirección: Patrick Marber.
 Intérpretes: Michael Gambon (Davies), Rupert Graves (Mick), Douglas Hodge (Aston).

 Artistas Unidos/Culturgest, Lisboa, 2002.
 Dirección: João Meireles.
 Intérpretes: Jorge Silva Melo (Davies), Américo Silva (Aston), José Airosa (Mick).

 American Airlines Theatre, Broadway, Nueva York, 2003.
 Dirección: David Jones.
 Intérpretes: Patrick Stewart (Davies), Kyle MacLachlan (Aston), Aidan Gillen (Mick).

Teatro Libre de Bogotá, Bogotá, Colombia, 2004.
Dirección: Ricardo Camacho
Actuación de Héctor Bayona, Nelson Celis y Christian Ballesteros.

 Teatro de la Abadía, Madrid, 2006.
 Dirección: Carles Alfaro.
 Intérpretes: Luis Bermejo (Aston), Enric Benavent (Davies), Ernesto Arias (Mick).

 Espai Lliure, Barcelona, 2014.
 Dirección: Xicu Masó.
 Intérpretes: Carles Martínez (Anton), Albert Pérez (Daunis), Marc Rodríguez (Miki).

 Teatro Bellas Artes, Madrid, 2022.
 Dirección: Antonio Simón.
 Intérpretes: Joaquín Climent (Anton), Álex Barahona (Daunis), Juan Díaz (Miki).

Notas y referencias

Enlaces externos

 PINTER, Harold: El cuidador o El portero (The Caretaker).
 Traducción al español, en PDF; se obtiene con un tamaño automático de letra inadecuado, pero arriba a la derecha se puede regular (se ve bien con el 100%).
 Texto inglés.
 Representación ofrecida por La 2 (TVE) en la emisión del 31 de oct. de 1968 de Teatro de siempre, con actuación de Manuel Dicenta, Estanis González y Nicolás Dueñas; la presentación, hasta los 2 min. y 47 seg.; la función, a partir de entonces.
 Otra copia.
 Ficha de la representación en Teatro de siempre, en IMDb.

Obras de teatro de 1960
Obras de teatro de Harold Pinter
Obras de teatro adaptadas a la televisión
Obras de teatro ambientadas en el siglo XX
Obras de teatro ambientadas en el Reino Unido

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RAMALLAH, West Bank, Aug 8 (Noah Browning/Reuters) - A Swiss laboratory will help investigate the unexplained 2004 death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat only if it receives guarantees its findings will not be used for political purposes, a spokesman for the lab said on Wednesday.
A committee looking into the Palestinian president's death has asked the Swiss Radiophysics Institute, which found traces of a deadly polonium isotope on Arafat's clothing provided by his widow for a recent Al Jazeera television documentary, to examine his remains.
We have been invited by the Palestinian National Authority and we are currently studying the most appropriate way of responding to this request, Darcy Christen, spokesman for the institute, said in an emailed reply to a Reuters question.
Meanwhile, our main concern is to guarantee the independence, the credibility and the transparency of any involvement that we may have, Christen said.
Arafat was a guerilla-turned-statesman who came to symbolize the Palestinian quest for statehood throughout decades of war and peace with Israel.
After being stricken with an ailment which remains unknown, the president was airlifted to France in 2004 when he fell ill during an extended siege Israel mounted on his compound during a Palestinian uprising. He died shortly thereafter.
His death aroused rumors among Palestinians of an assassination, which many blamed on Israel. An investigation into the case could rekindle Palestinian hostility toward Israel and widespread suspicions that a local collaborator may have poisoned him under directions from the Jewish state.
Tawfiq Tirawi, head of the committee looking into the death, told reporters the Swiss institute was seeking assurances before sending experts to the Palestinians' administrative capital in Ramallah, but did not disclose the nature of those guarantees.
The content of our correspondence pertained to the necessity of their arrival and our welcoming of their presence in Palestine as quickly as possible, but they have some legal issues and legal procedures, Tirawi said.
Exhuming Arafat's body from its limestone mausoleum in the center of the Palestinian Authority's presidential compound in Ramallah would be a deeply emotional move for Palestinians, but one for which the local investigative committee says the government and his family are prepared.
We've asked for (the Swiss team's) arrival at full speed...the leadership has resolved to grant them any investigations they might request, Tirawi said.
After the Arafat documentary was aired, his widow Suha petitioned a French court to open a murder probe, claiming the circumstances of his death had been mysterious and French forensic authorities had disposed of samples taken from his body with undue haste.


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Willard Mitt Romney (born March 12, 1947) is an American politician and businessman. A one-term governor of Massachusetts, he was a leading Republican candidate for president in the 2008 election. He finished second to John McCain in that campaign, but won the Republican nomination in 2012. After a bruising primary fight against other Republican candidates, he trailed the incumbent president, the Democrat Barack Obama, throughout the subsequent presidential campaign. Many polls, however, predicted that the election would be very close, with two prominent polls, Gallup and Rasmussen, actually showing a narrow edge in Romney's favor. To the surprise of many Republicans, however, including Romney himself, President Obama won reelection by a substantial margin in the Electoral College and by nearly four percent of the total votes received, getting nearly five million more votes than his Republican rival.
See 2008 United States presidential election
Romney had a $75 million budget, of which $17 million was from his own pocket. His main techniques were elaborate statewide organization, and tens of thousands of television and radio ads, supported with many personal appearances. He was endorsed by only a few newspapers, and has been dogged by accusations that he radically changed his positions to a hard-right position (especially on immigration) from being a moderate governor, in order to attract right-wing support. He is a Mormon (that is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints); many Christians regard that church as a cult.
Romney's strategy was to concentrate his resources on Iowa and New Hampshire, hoping that victories there on January 3 and 8, 2008, would generate massive favorable publicity. That publicity supposedly would propel him into a dominant position in the Super Tuesday primaries on Feb. 5, 2008, when 45% of the delegates will be chosen. Outspent by Romney 10-1, Mike Huckabee nevertheless scored a major upset in Iowa, coming in first and beating Romney by 9 points. Huckabee swept the votes of evangelical Christians who comprise about 47% of the Iowa Republicans, and 35% of Republicans nationwide. Analysts concluded Romney had to win in New Hampshire to regain his momentum, but he was defeated by Senator John McCain 37-32%, who made a stunning comeback after most thought he was politically dead.[1] Romney promised to fight on, but stopped his TV ads in South Carolina (which has a primary on Jan. 19) to concentrate on the Jan. 15 Michigan primaries in the state where he was born and his father was governor. Romney won Michigan decisively but lost Florida to McCain by a similar margin. He lost most of the Super Tuesday primaries to McCain and Huckabee. Huckabee won the conservative south, therefore splitting Romney's supposed voter base. Despite having the backing of the influential conservative talk show hosts, McCain won the big states such as California, Illinois and New York, giving him a massive edge in the nomination contest. Romney subsequently withdrew from the primaries and later endorsed McCain.
Dean Barnett, a writer and Romney supporter, explains Romney's strengths:[2]
"Mitt Romney wants to be president out of a sense of duty. He feels our government needs someone with his managerial skills. He also feels that to fight the long war facing us, we need an intellectually curious president who's willing to learn about an unfamiliar foe and who will fight resolutely to defeat that foe. Mr. Romney cares passionately about social issues, but he knows his Republican competitors can appoint strict constructionist judges as well as he can. The real value of a Romney presidency would lie in the talents, honed in the business world, that he would bring to the White House."
Barney explains Romney's core problem:
"Early in the presidential race, Mr. Romney perceived a tactical advantage in becoming the campaign's social conservative.... He made social issues the heart of his candidacy. This tack rang false with the public because it was false. The problem wasn't so much the perception of widespread "flip-flopping" on issues like abortion. The public allows its politicians a measure of flexibility. But the public correctly sensed something disingenuous about Mr. Romney's campaign. Voters perceived the cynicism of a campaign that tried to exploit wedge issues rather than focus on the issues that in truth most interested the candidate. They sensed phoniness. As a consequence, many have grown to feel that Mitt Romney can't be trusted. This lack of trust is now the dominant and perhaps insurmountable obstacle that the Romney campaign faces."
Romney has been consistently a front runner for the Republican Party's 2012 nomination. He was considered a viable candidate shortly after the 2008 election. On April 11, 2001, Romney announced he had formed an exploratory committee. Romney officially announced his candidacy in Stratham, New Hampshire on June 2, 2011. On January 4, 2012, Romney was declared the winner of the 2012 Iowa caucus, beating opponent Rick Santorum by eight votes. Romney won the New Hampshire primary with 39.3 percent of the vote.
Romney is the son of George Romney (1907-1995), who was a prominent Detroit automaker and president of American Motors. He served as governor of Michigan and ran for the GOP presidential nomination in 1964 and 1968.
Mitt attended a Mormon college, Brigham Young University (BA 1971), spent two years as a Mormon missionary in France (thus fulfilling a requirement for all Mormon men), and graduated from Harvard Business School (MBA 1975) and Harvard Law School (JD 1975). In the 1980s he was president for four years of the Mormon Stake in Boston, equivalent to bishop. He is married to Ann Romney and has five children and ten grandchildren.
In Boston Romney became vice president of Bain and Company, a consulting form. In 1984 he founded Bain Capital, an investment company that specialized in "turnarounds" (buying out a faltering company, reorganizing it, and selling it for a profit). He came under attack in his campaign for downsizing the work forces, and for having American companies keep their operations in the U.S. but reincorporate in the Bahamas to escape all income taxes. His fortune has been estimated in the hundreds of millions. In his 2012 bid for President, Romney has been attacked for his role in this company, with his actions being referred to as vulture capitalism.
He gained national fame for rescuing the crisis-ridden, heavily-in-debt Winter Olympics in Utah in early 2002.[3]
Romney ran as a moderate Republican in 1994 against Senator Ted Kennedy; he lost 58%-41% but established a reputation as a solid campaigner.
He ran for governor of Massachusetts in 2002, spending $6.1m of his own money to defeat Democrat Shannon O'Brien by 50%-45%, even though the state is heavily Democratic in all other state and national elections. Romney governed the state as a moderate Republican, who supported abortion and gay rights and did not support President Bush's 2001 tax cuts. He presided over a health care reform in Massachusetts while also managing to maintain a balanced budget without raising taxes. However in running for president he reversed previous moderate positions and suddenly became a hard-line conservative spokesman.
Barone, Michael, and Richard E. Cohen. Almanac of American Politics: 2006 (2005)
Hewitt, Hugh. A Mormon in the White House?: 10 Things Every American Should Know about Mitt Romney (2007), highly favorable excerpt and text search
Turner, Lisa Ray, and Kimberly Field. Mitt Romney: The Man, His Values and His Vision (2007), highly favorable
↑ For voting details see CNN at [1]
↑ Dean Barnett, "Driving Mr. Romney" New York Times Jan 15, 2008 op ed
↑ Mitt Romney, Turnaround: Crisis Leadership and the Olympic Games (2004)
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Established in 2004, the Alliance for Reproductive Health Rights (ARHR) is a network of Ghanaian Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) promoting a rights-based approach to sexual reproductive health. The ARHR is working to ensure the sexual reproductive health (SRH) rights of all people – especially vulnerable groups such as the poor, marginalized and women of reproductive age – are protected and fulfilled irrespective of socioeconomic status, gender or race.
Membership of the ARHR comprises of three national NGOs (ZNGOs) and 35 local NGOs (LNGOs), coordinated by a Secretariat and overseen by an Advisory Board. Aligning the interests of independent bodies working in the SRH sphere – which in themselves can be limited in capacity, geographical reach and political presence – the ARHR creates a platform through which their voices can be heard.
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Age Biased Technical and Organisational Change, Training and Employment Prospects of Older Workers
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Behaghel, L.
Caroli, E.
Roger, M.
Luc Behaghel
Eve Caroli
Muriel Roger
We analyze the role of training in mitigating the negative impact of technical and organizational changes on the employment of older workers. Using a panel of French firms in the late 1990s, our empirical analysis confirms that new technologies and some innovative workplace practices are biased against older workers. The use of the Internet and the adoption of computer networks tend to increase the wage share of middle-aged workers and to reduce the share of workers older than 50. By contrast, the reduction of the number of hierarchical layers is favourable to older workers. Training contributes to protect older workers in terms of employment and/or of wages.
Behaghel, L. & Caroli, E. & Roger, M., 2013. "Age Biased Technical and Organisational Change, Training and Employment Prospects of Older Workers," Working papers 431, Banque de France.
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Luc Behaghel & Eve Caroli & Muriel Roger, 2014. "Age-biased Technical and Organizational Change, Training and Employment Prospects of Older Workers," Economica, London School of Economics and Political Science, vol. 81(322), pages 368-389, April.
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Luc Behaghel & Eve Caroli & Muriel Roger, 2014. "Age-biased Technical and Organizational Change, Training and Employment Prospects of Older Workers," Post-Print halshs-00978400, HAL.
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Technical change; organizational change; training; older workers.;
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J14 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Demographic Economics - - - Economics of the Elderly; Economics of the Handicapped; Non-Labor Market Discrimination
J24 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Demand and Supply of Labor - - - Human Capital; Skills; Occupational Choice; Labor Productivity
J26 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Demand and Supply of Labor - - - Retirement; Retirement Policies
O30 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Innovation; Research and Development; Technological Change; Intellectual Property Rights - - - General
NEP-AGE-2013-04-20 (Economics of Ageing)
NEP-HRM-2013-04-20 (Human Capital & Human Resource Management)
NEP-LAB-2013-04-20 (Labour Economics)
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What is a Declaration of War?
Only Congress has the power to declare war.
The Japanese delivered a Declaration of War of sorts 30 minutes prior to the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
Most Americans have heard recordings of President Franklin Roosevelt's plea to congress for a declaration of war after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
The Japanese attacked U.S. military installations on Hawaii's Oahu island on 7 December 1941.
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A declaration of war is one nation's official announcement to the world that it is at war. The declaration always identifies the nation or nations against which war is declared, and often is accompanied by a list of grievances justifying the declaration, essentially blaming the other country or countries for the state of war. The 1907 Hague Convention on the Opening of Hostilities set forth the protocol for declarations of war.
The protocol of how a declaration of war is issued and who issues it varies by nation. Probably the most famous declaration of war of modern times was that requested by United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt in his speech to Congress announcing the Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Many incorrectly interpret the speech itself as the declaration of war, but the US Constitution reserves the power to declare war to the Congress; the president simply asked the Congress to exercise that power, which it did on December 11, 1941. Other nations authorize the head of state or the head of government to declare war. The United Kingdom, for example, bestows the right to declare war on the prime minister.
A declaration of war is not an absolute prerequisite to conducting a war. Most conflicts between nations that might meet the definition of a war, in fact, haven't been declared by either side. The United States, for example, has declared war on just five occasions in its history, against a total of 10 nations. The last war declared by the United States was World War II. Other wars in which the Unite States has been involved, such as the Korean War and the Vietnam War, were not declared.
The declaration of war by one nation against another has a long history, and is mentioned in the Old Testament. It served to alert non-involved nations, in particular, that a state of war exists, and invoked commonly-accepted rules and standards for the conduct of the war. Modern-day conflicts, however, don't always lend themselves to declarations of war, especially when the enemy is not a recognized nation.
It's also said that a declaration of war, especially if actual armed conflict has been minimal, imprudently advises an enemy and permits him to prepare his defenses. In 1941, Japan issued a long statement to the United States declaring peace negotiations to have ended. While it didn't constitute an actual declaration of war, the Japanese strategy was to deliver the message about 30 minutes before the attack on Pearl Harbor, giving the United States very little time to prepare its defenses. In fact, the message was delivered after the attack had commenced.
With respect to the conduct of war itself, many nations involved in hostilities with other nations tend to follow the rules of war, such as the Geneva Conventions, with respect to the treatment of prisoners of war, even in the absence of a formal declaration. There's controversy, though, over the applicability of such treaties and conventions if the enemy does not represent a nation or a recognized government. Some of the controversy is practical; in the absence of a formal surrender or withdrawal, there is the question of how the end of the conflict is to be recognized for the purpose of releasing and repatriating POWs, particularly those who belong to a rebel guerrilla army instead of representing a traditional country with geographical borders.
How Did Japan Announce the End of World War II?
What Is the Longest US War?
What is the Just War Theory?
What is a Micronation?
What Happened on January 9?
What is the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act?
What are the Central Powers?
Animandel
I understand declaration of war better since reading this article. I also understand why the actions that happened in Vietnam and Korea were originally called conflicts rather than wars now. However, I think we need to change the constitution so that the President can declare war or we need to abide by the constitution as it is written.
Drentel
The idea that Congress declares war is outdated in the United States. First of all, if we had to wait for Congress to come to a decision, we would forget what we were supposed to be fighting about before they came out with a declaration of war.
A second thing is what the article says about the last time we had a declaration of war being before we entered into World War II. Korea and Vietnam were no less wars because there were no declarations made by congress. Let's face it, no matter what the constitution says, the U.S. President can send our military to war without permission or approval from Congress, and we have seen that happen several times.
Feryll
If you have ever heard any Americans talk about Pearl Harbor and how the Japanese attacked without even declaring war then you know it was a sore spot for most people of that time. That is a normal reactions to planes dropping bombs on your country.
However, as this article says, announcing that you are at war does give the other country a chance to get prepared. Warnings and fairness is fine if you're boxing or playing basketball, but I think all fairness goes out the window when you are talking about war and survival. In terms of trying to win a war, a declaration of war before Pearl Harbor would have been a bad idea for the Japanese. Look at the results. Pearl Harbor was a big victory for the Japanese in the short run.


On December, 12 2018, the expenditure finance committee(EFC) of the Delhi government has just given the approval, of installing 5,000 closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras.
These cameras will soon be installed in the prison complexes of Tihar, Rohini and Mandoli. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said that the reason for installing the cameras is to do proper monitoring of the internal parts in these prisons.


It has been a great deal of effort.
In this regard, he was trained in first aid for injuries, bleeding, injuries, burns and frostbite, fortifications and loading on sanitary transport.
It is a time of first aid to the ranks. This first aid guide is a richly illustrated publication; It is a question of detail.
This study guide is designed to reduce losses during anti-terrorist operations, taking into account the peculiarities of their conduct. It's been up to three hours (100–200 meters) of a populated area or 200–300 meters to the highway. It is possible to make it possible for the institution to take a chance.
For the first time, it would have been possible to reduce the amount of assistance. .
Wounded with his neck and back for 5-6 minutes.
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Execution options: Lying down or kneeling.
Kind of help: only mutual aid.
Injury of the head with heavy bleeding. A person can die of airborne cerebral vascular disease.
Actions: tamponade Secure the swab with a hat, tape or bandage.
Time of completion: no more than 5 seconds.
Execution options: lying or sitting.
Kind of help: self-help or mutual aid.
Excessive bleeding from limb wounds. 100% of cases.
ActionsIt was followed by the hemostat hemostat followed by the wound bleeding. Squeeze the stump 3-4 cm above the harness. In cases of traumatic limb detachment, produce a tight wound tamponade.
Time of completion: no more than 15-20 seconds.
Kind of help: mutual aid, self-help is possible.
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Solution to the problemIt was wounded when he was wounded.
Reflex cardiac arrest in cases; blows to the chest, emotional shocks.
Do not exceed 3-4 minutes.
Actions: strike a fist on the middle third of the sternum.
Time of completion: not more than 3 seconds.
Penetrating injury of the chest. Death of the foreign object within a few seconds. Death from complications of pneumothorax, pleurogenic shock can occur within an hour.
Actions: clamp the inlet and outlet with the palms and then apply an IPP or sealing bandages.
Time of completion: not more than 20 seconds.
This study guide is intended for training groups of 8-12 people.
For each of the six most frequent situations, there has been a result of irretrievable losses. Shelter and shelter.
It is possible to ensure that it is possible to ensure that it is free of charge.
In the case of the training of personnel, the training of personnel is required. It has been up to at least 15–20–20–20–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– The given mission mission is given.
It has been noted that it should not be exceeded for 20 seconds.
It should not exceed 4 minutes.
It is possible to undergo a process of examining a wounded man, conducting a complex of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, dressing and intravenous administration of solutions.
It has been noted that the training program has been approved for the international medical careers. "nomination.
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Natasja's Predictions For Gotham's Season 5 Finale: Where Will We Stand After The Last Episode?
by Natasja
As we all know, this season of Gotham will be the last. This means that the creators have to find ways to close off the series in a proper way and leave no to little open ends. So how are they planning to do so? I've been scanning the internet for clues to what we can expect. And boy are we in for a treat!
Source: hulu.com
To start off, we will see three-time jumps this season. The season premiere opened 391 days after the events of season four before settling back at 87 days. Later, the series finale will jump ten years into the future, where Batman is an established figure in Gotham. This means that Bruce will officially become Batman this season or something that will look like it. Because Alfred and Lucius Fox are still around, it is likely that Alfred will train Bruce while Lucius provides him with gadgets. My guess would be that the final episode or at least the majority of that episode will be a full-on Batman episode located in the future.
Source: purefandom.com
As for Jeremiah, he himself will most likely not appear in the future, but before that he will undergo some kind of evolution in his character to become another amalgam of Jeremiah and Jerome. However, this new character won't be a biological triplet of the twins. Cameron Monaghan even called Jeremiah's final scene in the series "vicious, nightmare-fuel horror." and that "the one in the final episode that we haven't seen yet" is his favourite character that he has played. This also probably means that Jeremiah is not the Joker, but more a precursor to the Joker, who is somewhere in Gotham "anonymous and unformed, and he's watching the actions of Jeremiah and Jerome and possibly even another one, adopting them as inspirations as the person he'll one day become."
Source: digitalspy.com
Some other things that have been floating around are that Penguin will start wearing his traditional top hat and monocle, just like in the comics, the Riddler will wear his traditional question mark suit and the Mad Hatter will have a teacup holster and a top hat with little playing cards as an allusion to his iconic comic look. However, it is yet unknown if they will have these outfit changes in the current time or if they will appear in the future. Also, Jim Gordon will debut his iconic moustache from the comic books, and I think this is definitely going to happen in the jump to the future.
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So what do you say about all the upcoming things? I get very excited just knowing what is going to happen but then it also makes me sad. Because whatever it is that we get to see in the future, it will be the last time that we see our beloved Gotham characters on the screen.
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A total of 50 results for private money bridge lenders were found in Montebello, CA. In this city, the average note amount is $346,429. Interest rates for hard money loans average around 9.9%. The median length for notes is 19 months. The mean origination fee charged for the loans is 3.6%. 74% is the typical LTV for offered by lenders in Montebello.
Glen finds a duplex in Montebello, CA to remodel and sell. Since he doesn't have enough cash to purchase the $320,000 house outright, he decides to take out a private money bridge loan from Sunrise Lending Company . Since the lender sets a 55% loan to value, Glen will have to put 45% down and the total amount of the note will be $176,000. The terms of the loan also include a one percent origination fee that will be paid at the closing and a 12 month, interest only note with a 9% rate of interest.
The borrower will need to bring a total of $32,400 up front to pay the $144,000 down payment in addition to the $1,760 origination fee. he will then pay $1,320 per month to Sunrise Lending Company . Glen 's plan is to finish the remodel by the end of the 12 months and sell it for $384,000. If he succeeds he will make a total profit of $46,400 ($384,000 price - $176,000 principle amount - $144,000 down payment - $1,760 origination points - $15,840 in total interest payments.


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"If I want to understand Western economics I have to study the Bible"
by Manuel, BSN Madison Director
We were full of expectation as we entered through the old gate of the University of Tokyo. What an honor it was to teach a Bible study in partnership with Chi Alpha at the most influential university on the Pacific Rim. Students enrolled at the University of Tokyo have prepared all their lives to be at this school. Even as young kids they had to be in the right school to have a shot at studying at the University of Tokyo. This is the school that produces the leaders of Asian society.
God had led our team to prepare a teaching series on "Identity in Christ." Today, Mark L. was going to teach on the value and purpose of people. People were visibly challenged by the message and almost everyone stayed after the Bible study to have lunch with us.
During lunch, I spoke with Makiko who is getting her PhD in Economics to be an economics professor. She is writing her dissertation on the economic relationship between China and Japan. To me that is one of the most interesting topics anyone could research as this is not just about economics and business but also how to deal with a strained relationship, deep seated hatred, and mistrust in a business climate.
As we talked about what she was finding I asked her how long she had been a Christian. I was surprised when she responded: "Oh, I am not a Christian yet but I have been studying the Bible for over a year. My professor told me that if I want to understand Western economics I have to study the Bible."
I asked her if she had come across anything about economics in the Bible yet and she said that she had not. We talked a bit more about morality in the West and its biblical roots. But what really caught her interest was when I told her about the economic principles that God gave his people in Deuteronomy such as the limiting of debt, interest rates, how to love the poor of the nation, and how to empower them to get out of poverty. We exchanged info and I told her that I would send her more material on economics in the Bible.
What a privilege it was to talk to Makiko about the things that the God of Creation had to say about her field of study. May she come to know this wonderful God and may her work help break down the walls of animosity between China and Japan.
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WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
On-street EV charge points receive funding boost – Fleet News
The Government has doubled the funding available for on-street residential charge points to encourage greener forms of travel as lockdown restrictions are lifted.
Transport secretary Grant Shapps says the Government will commit a further £10 million to the scheme, allowing local authorities to install up to 7,200 devices.
It is the second time that the Department for Transport (DfT) has increased the funding available after announcing it was doubling the £5m it had already committed to £10m in January.
The DfT said that further efforts to encourage drivers to make the switch include the upcoming launch of a consultation, which hopes to make charging electric vehicles (EVs) just as easy as filling up a traditional petrol or diesel car.
It will explore measures such as requiring rapid charging points – which are fundamental for longer journeys - to offer contactless payment, improving transparency on pricing and giving drivers better access to information about the charge points available on their journey.
RAC head of roads policy Nicholas Lyes said: "The additional funding allocated for electric vehicle charging infrastructure is much needed.
"While the proportion of drivers looking at purchasing an electric vehicle as their next car choice remains relatively low, interest is increasing.
"Charging infrastructure in the UK has improved significantly, though drivers still say this remains a barrier to them choosing an electric vehicle, alongside range and comparable cost to a similarly sized conventional vehicle."
Brighton and Hove City Council announced last year, that more than 200 new EV charge points are set to be installed across the city.
Its project is being funded with £300,000 from the Office of Low Emissions (OLEV), and £100,000 from Electric Blue.
The 207 new points will include 30 in areas with high parking demand, where the council is proposing mandatory electric charging spaces, many of them in response to requests from residents who own or are thinking of buying EVs, but have no off street parking available.
Dealers prepare to take some employees off furlough – Motor Trader
Dealers across the country are beginning to unfurlough staff in preparation for a return to business.
Among them is Simon Bailes Peugeot, which is gearing up to deal with a rising number of telephone and online enquiries for new and used vehicles.
The business, with dealerships in Northallerton, Stockton and Guisborough, has the necessary procedures in place so that it can safely open for business.
Simon Bailes Peugeot temporarily closed its showrooms for vehicle sales in line with current government advice, although customers are still able to order online.
Aftersales and vehicle servicing departments continue to operate to support essential vehicle servicing and maintenance – with priority given to key workers.
Simon Bailes said: "We have received a number of online and telephone enquiries from customers regarding the purchase of new and used vehicles and as a result several of our sales staff are coming off the furlough scheme to meet this growing demand.
"We have already imposed a range of safeguarding measures within our parts and servicing departments which work well. We are prepared to extend and reinforce these measures so that we are in a position to welcome back customers to our showrooms the moment it is judged prudent to do so."
Aston Barclay to up digital sales programme as lockdown eases – Motor Trader
Aston Barclay has announced a weekly digital auction sale programme, extending its current online sales schedule.
Its new strategy is based on the results of a major buyer survey following Boris Johnson's updated lockdown address on 10 May, which predicts a healthy demand for used cars once dealers get back to work full time.
52% of buyers said they are expecting a strong demand for used cars as soon as dealers open for business, with four out of every five (80%) expecting to buy up to 30 used cars during the next month.
These statistics match closely buyers' pre-pandemic buying patterns.
Results show that 59% said they would be buying stock in the £5-15,000 price bracket, while buyers also predict SUVs will retain their popularity in the market.
Nearly half (44.9%) of dealers said they will be buying stock online once the market gets back to normal, reinforcing the impact online buying has had in the first seven weeks of the lockdown period.
When Aston Barclay launches its scaled-up auction programme on 18 May no physical buyers will be allowed on site to inspect or bid on stock.
Even when social distancing is relaxed it envisages allowing only a restricted number of physical buyers attending each sale to maximise on site safety, a trend that will become the 'new normal'.
Neil Hodson, Aston Barclay's group chief executive: "Every part of our recent business review focuses on what the new future will look like to enforce the safety of our colleagues, buyers and vendors.
"Combine that with the results from the buyer survey where the industry is predicting a healthy used car market in place from the off, we believe we are in a good place and ready to play our role in supporting the industry as it returns to work.
"Our new online plans will shape a new look future for the remarketing industry where the latest digital technology is supported by a first-class auction infrastructure rather than the other way around.
"Our investment in our buyer's app means quality images are paying off as buyers are now basing all their buying decisions on online photos and condition reports. Our unique grading and Assured warranty-style product provide further confidence when buying online."
Hats on 4 Ben to promote mental health message amid COVID-19 crisis – AM Online
Ben is urging car retailers to use their head to raise awareness of the issue of mental health by hosting its fifth annual Hats on 4 Ben charity event amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
The automotive retail sector benevolent charity will aim to "reconnect the automotive family virtually" and take action to support those struggling with their mental health through activities which are set to take place during Mental Health Awareness Week (May 18 to 24).
Each year, over 50% of people who turn to Ben ask for help with mental health issues and the charity has seen demand increase in light of COVID-19.
Ben is asking people to get involved in this years Hats on 4 Ben event to help raise funds, and spirits, during its week of action.
To take part in Hats on 4 Ben, Ben is asking people to do three simple things:
Make/wear a hat and share a selfie on social media, using the hashtag #HatsOn4Ben.
Tag five family members or friends to do the same.
Text HATS to 70480 & donate £5 (if you can afford it) to help provide mental health support.
BCA team set to cover 1,948 miles to fundraise for the NHS – AM Online
Members of the BCA human resources (HR) team have set themselves the challenge of covering 1,948 miles to raise funds for the NHS during the COVID-19 crisis.
The challenge will mark the anniversary of the formation of the NHS on July 5,1948, and will celebrate the work of the NHS amidst the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
Around 15 people from the HR team have signed up to walk, cycle or run the distance from various locations around the UK, covering 1,948 miles between May 5 and June 30.
The participants will track their progress through a running app and will be posting photos and updates on their progress via the BCA LinkedIn page, throughout the duration of the 60 days. …
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