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These notes have been written by the blog editor from the draft minutes so may contain information that is amended at a later date.
Old Buckenham Parish Council met via Zoom on Thursday 3 September. Those present were councillors Jonn Hicks (Chair), Steve Milner, Adrian Joel, Terry Cook, Andy Nicholls and Ben Devlin. Also present were Rachel Noyes (Clerk) and two members of the public.
Mike Farrington had sent his apologies for not being able to attend.
The minutes of the meeting held on Thursday 6 August were approved (6 in favour).The request mentioned in these minutes for the 30 mph zone extension on Harlingwood Lane had been refused by Highways.
Financial matters. The Community account balance was now £29,479.07. Payments of £787.49 were approved (6 in favour).
AGAR forms. Due to COVID and lockdown, the AGAR (Annual Governance and Accountability Return) deadline was initially cancelled and the Parish Council were informed that they would be contacted with a new date. This did not happen and the council have been informed that the deadline has passed. Donna Oakley has worked incredibly hard to complete the AGAR forms as quickly as possible. The Parish Council could see no problems with the forms and they were approved (6 in favour).
Public participation relating to agenda items. When asked about the recent visit by the Met Office to the Airfield and the Anglian Water site the councillors explained that the email informing them was quite late and vague on times so no one attended. It wasn't clear whether councillors were being invited to attend or was the email simply to inform them of the Met Office's actions. Councillors decided to reply to the Met Office asking for any further information and asking to be invited to any proposed future site visits. They also queried whether neighbouring councils had been informed as well as George Freeman MP and the District and County councillor Steve Askew.
New planning applications. None.
Planning decisions by Breckland Council. The following three applications have now been considered and the applications have been approved.
Land South of March Field Way. Residential development of 9 dwellings and associated external works (3PL/2019/1401/F).
Old Buckenham Country Park, Doe Lane. New shower block and a cabin to replace an existing static caravan (3PL/2020/0675/F).
Haresfield, The Old Yard, Hargham Road. Change of use of parcel of land to rear of existing residential unit to residential curtilage and erection of a rear extension, comprising of garage bays to the ground floor and 2 no bedrooms to the first floor and terrace at the rear (3PL/2020/0437/F).
The following application has now been considered and the application has been refused. Land west of Attleborough Road, north of the property East View. Outline application for 5 residential dwellings (3PL/2020/0578/0).
Communications. Steve Milner provided a document summarising communication by the Parish Council. Councillors are to provide feedback and a plan drawn up for the next meeting.
Public Rights of Way. Terry Cook explained that the recent increase in walkers, cyclists and horse riders has raised several queries about Public Rights of Way (PROW). Terry Cook and Steve Milner would like to utilise the village newsletter to highlight the laws and rights of both landowners and walkers, and also raise awareness of some of the public footpaths that exist in and around our Parish. Ben Devlin explained that they had started looking at making a map for their customers at the Country Park and so could work together and share resources. Councillors were supportive of this plan.
Policies. Several policies of the Parish Council are in need of updating. Jonn Hicks, Steve Milner and Terry Cook volunteered to meet up and draft new copies for approval at next meeting.
Chairman's report. As most groups have been unable to meet up and use last year's Precept grants, the chairman asked whether we need to do them this year? Many councillors felt that this would put other groups who would still need them at a disadvantage. Some groups might rely on these grants more due to lockdown restrictions. It was agreed to keep the present Grant policy (6 in favour) with a new deadline of Friday 20 November. Village Hall doors still need purchasing by the Parish Council (in lieu of Grant) as still awaiting three quotes.
Another defibrillator has been installed, this time on 39 Fen Street. Many thanks due to Mr and Mrs Evison for allowing it to be placed on their property. Registered with the NHS and ready for use. SAM speed equipment also installed at 39 Fen St to measure traffic speeds. Will be rotated to measure speeds of cars travelling in both directions.
Playdale are being chased up to complete repairs in Play Area. Grass will be cut in next couple of weeks.
Football posts in the Recreation Area have proved popular. Proposal to accept a quote of £80 to initially mark out the pitch with £25 to re-do once a month (can evaluate and change frequency as necessary) was approved (6 in favour). Large drop between the level of the village hall car park and the recreation ground by the entrance gate has been reported. Jonn Hicks and village handyman will fill and compact in attempt to minimise tripping hazard.
Councillors' reports. Steve Milner said he was struggling to find a clear explanation of new website accessibility regulations. He will ask for feedback on the difficulty that users face. Adrian Joel reported that one ½ size allotment plot has been taken.
Items for next agenda. These will include allotment rents, the Action Plan, communications and update of Policies.
The next Parish Council meeting will be held on Thursday 1 October at 7.30pm. Location to be confirmed nearer the time, subject to Government guidelines at that time.
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D'une longueur de 7 kilomètres en service, elle relie tout le sud entre l'A-62 et la VA-11 au niveau de la zone industrielle San Cristobal au sud-est de la ville.

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Elle dessert le sud de l'agglomération avant de bifurquer avec la VA-12 en provenance de Madrid.
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With ecstatic reviews ranging from "The five-star rating doesn't do this resort justice" to "The level of service will spoil you for every other lodging experience," it's safe to say that Twin Farms in Barnard, Vermont is everyone's favorite East Coast hotel. Situated on three hundred sprawling acres of lush greenery, colorful wildflowers, and miles of hiking trails, it doesn't get more picturesque than this five-star boutique resort.
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Located in the quaint town of Boothbay Harbor, Maine, just 10 minutes away from a bustling shopping hub, the Spruce Point Inn is the perfect family-friendly oceanside resort. This resort is loved by many — it's been voted the #1 resort in Mid-Coast Maine on TripAdvisor. And it's not hard to see why the Spruce Point racks up so many accolades: With its 57-acre waterfront setting, a lengthy list of amenities, and classic seaside rooms, this historic, beautiful property is everything you could ever want in luxury-style family lodging.
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Nightlife seekers should opt to stay at Hotel 50 Bowery in the heart of New York City, to get a true taste for Manhattan's twilight vibes and after-hours hangouts. Located on the borough's oldest thoroughfare, Hotel 50 Bowery is steps away from some of the city's most exciting neighborhoods and coolest restaurants, galleries, and shops. In addition to the hotel's unbeatable location, the glass-enclosed rooftop deck, with its panoramic views, is worth the room rate alone. Other on-site amenities include free Wi-Fi, a sleek fitness center, in-room dining by Rice & Gold, and valet and concierge service.
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Other reports have noticed similar phases in how people are adjusting to quarantine life.
Many brands are still unsure of how to strike the right tonal balance around the pandemic.
Social media users cycled through various stages of acceptance as quarantine realities started to set in last month, or at least that seems to be one takeaway from a new VidMob report that tracks the performance of various creative elements in social ads throughout lockdown measures taken to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
The video creative platform first registered an abnormal spike in entertainment and gaming ads centered on fear, with war and destruction being a common theme. Between mid-February and mid-March, ads determined to have this tone saw a 161% lift in view-through rate as compared to the average of other emotional tags the system uses. That was followed by a similarly sized jump in performance—148%—for ads deemed to have a calm tone through early April.
Fitness and prominent interior design— such as furniture, fireplaces and sofas—also proved to be popular visual elements at various points in the period analyzed, with 414% and 287% jumps respectively. More emotionally affecting ads also performed better on the whole than normally expected.
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"I think brands are still feeling overwhelmed," Bohn said. "What do you say? What is culturally on point? What is appropriate? When is humor acceptable? Brands are very confused, naturally, on how to be part of the conversation and not feel sinister about it or weird or feel tone deaf. It's a very, very fine line."
While fear and angst aren't words one commonly associates with successful brand-building, Bohn said there is a way to work these themes into marketing while still being sensitive to the viewer's mental health and not coming off as fear-mongering.
"It's a sign of the times," she said. "I think brands shouldn't pray on our fears of course. They need to be true to their brand, and I think most brands want to be seen as a source of comfort and inspiration and hope and not be reenforcing negative feelings. But understanding what feels tonally relevant is really important for brands."
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CAIDA's KC Claffy inducted into Internet Hall of Fame ...
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Arm enables Custom Instructions for embedded CPUs ...
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Samsung Electronics develops industry's first 12-layer 3D-TSV chip packaging technology ...
Tachyum CEO Dr. Radoslav Danilak named IT Person of the Year at IT GALA ...
Controlling superconducting regions within an exotic metal ...
Princeton's new supercomputer, Traverse, to accelerate scientific discovery in fusion research ...
MIT's CSAIL Lab and CAIDA identify "serial hijackers" of internet IP addresses ...
Summit supercomputer simulates how humans will 'brake' during Mars landing ...
Scientists observe a single quantum vibration under ordinary conditions ...
Study reveals limitations of method for determining protein structure ...
Rare 'Lazarus superconductivity' observed in promising, rediscovered material ...
Radiation detector with the lowest noise in the world boosts quantum work ...
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Frank Rich on Afghanistan and the Three Amigos
October 11, 2009 by Dorian de Wind 10 Comments
Although I have written a couple of commentaries on the Afghanistan war, mainly illustrating the complexity of that conflict, I will be the first one to admit that I am by no means an expert on that issue and that I have no relevant suggestions on how to proceed. The real experts are hard at work, hopefully to come up with a successful strategy, corresponding troop levels, etc.
However, when I say "real experts," I would not include those who have taken our country and our troops into disastrous military adventures in the recent past.
In "Two Wrongs Make Another Fiasco," in today's New York Times, Frank Rich makes exactly the same point, albeit he does it much better and in a much more colorful way.
Perhaps the most surreal aspect of our great Afghanistan debate is the Beltway credence given to the ravings of the unrepentant blunderers who dug us into this hole in the first place.
Rich points out, blunder by blunder, miscalculation by miscalculation, misrepresentation by misrepresentation, exactly why those who gave us Iraq and those who "demanded that America divert its troops and treasure from Afghanistan to Iraq in 2002 and 2003 — when there was no Qaeda presence in Iraq," bear full responsibility for the present situation in Afghanistan.
He is aghast, as many of us are, at how these same actors now "have the nerve to imperiously and tardily demand that America increase its 68,000-strong presence in Afghanistan to clean up their mess…"
Rich focuses on this crowd's "noisiest standard-bearer, John McCain," and the other two of the "Three Amigos," Joe Lieberman and Lindsey Graham, and blasts their Wall Street Journal Op-Ed where the trio asserts that "The U.S. walked away from Afghanistan once before, following the Soviet collapse," and "The result was 9/11. We must not make that mistake again."
According to Rich:
This shameless argument assumes — perhaps correctly — that no one in this country remembers anything. So let me provide a reminder: We already did make that mistake again when we walked away from Afghanistan to invade Iraq in 2003 — and we did so at the Three Amigos' urging.
Rich further ridicules the Amigos' and "their fellow travelers'" criticism of the Obama administration's alleged lack of urgency on making troop levels decisions for Afghanistan: "Two years after 9/11 [McCain] was claiming that we could 'in the long term' somehow 'muddle through' in Afghanistan. He now has the chutzpah to accuse President Obama of wanting to 'muddle through' there."
Lots more from Frank Rich on his views of the war and strategies, troop levels, corruption in Afghanistan, and on costs of the war.
On the latter:
Those demanding more combat troops for Afghanistan also avoid defining the real costs. The Congressional Research Service estimates that the war was running $2.6 billion a month in Pentagon expenses alone even before Obama added 20,000 troops this year. Surely fiscal conservatives like McCain and Graham who rant about deficits being "generational theft" have an obligation to explain what the added bill will be on an Afghanistan escalation and where the additional money will come from. But that would require them to use the dread words "sacrifice" and "higher taxes" when they want us to believe that this war, like Iraq, would be cost-free.
While I do not necessarily agree with Rich on everything in his extended critique, I must admit that I would not go back for surgery to the same surgeon who had botched up a previous procedure.
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Dorian de Wind
The author is a retired U.S. Air Force officer and a writer.
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TORONTOMONTREAL — The country's fundamental internet service providers, a Quebec First countries community and potentially the federal government are lining up towards Quebec legislation with the intention to lead to the blockading of playing sites chosen by the govt agency Loto-Québec.
below bill seventy four, the new legislations passed remaining month in Quebec's country wide assembly, Loto-Québec can ask Vidéotron, Bell Canada, Cogeco ., Rogers Communications . and other ISPs to block the sites of the agency's opponents or face fines of up to $one hundred,000 per infraction. Loto-Québec launched its personal online gambling provider, Espacejeux, in 2010.
Quebec's new legislations doesn't specify how ISPs should block websites, however the Canadian wireless Telecommunications association says situs judi online its membership — which contains Vidéotron, Rogers, Bell and Telus — opposes the legislations partly since it would require high priced new infrastructure.
The Kahnawake Gaming commission, found on the south shore of Montreal within the Mohawk Territory of Kahnawake, says invoice 74 would charge the community of eight."000 quite a lot of its revenue — possibly tens of millions of bucks.
"It's an assault on the revenues of a community-owned and operated gaming website where the entire advantage goes returned to the neighborhood," Gina Deer, the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake's Gaming Portfolio Chief, mentioned in an interview.
The Kahnawake Gaming commission's website says it licenses and regulates 25 operators and more than ninety sites from worldwide. The commission hosts online casinos on the Mohawk information superhighway technology servers, together with the primary Nation's personal site, Mohawk on-line.
Deer noted blocking the websites can be a violation of the UN assertion on the Rights of Indigenous americans since it would damage the neighborhood's economic construction.
"It looks that some thing we do within the manner of economic building, they invent laws and believe it unlawful," she pointed out, referring to disputes with the provincial executive over First international locations' rights to produce and sell tobacco. since the group has been allowed to operate outdoor federal playing rules beneath the Kahnawake Gaming legislations of 1996, Deer said the province may still also admire their latest rights.
Deer stated it's too early to retract criminal motion, however the Council wishes to meet with each the federal and provincial governments to return to a solution a good way to now not damage the Kahnawake group.
The legislation has the support of Montreal-primarily based Amaya ., the greatest publicly traded online gambling business in the world, and a licensed partner of Loto-Québec, proposing it with both online and land-primarily based games and aid capabilities.
Amaya spokesman Eric Hollreiser wrote on the company's Pokerstar weblog that it could "fortunately extend its latest partnership with Loto-Québec." Amaya currently offers online gaming application to Espacejeux, and has been in negotiations for an improved relationship with Loto-Québec given that 2014.
Amaya owns the Isle of Man-based mostly Pokerstar and the eire-based mostly and Isle of Man and Malta-licensed Full Tilt Poker, two of the information superhighway's greatest poker rooms.
Loto-Québec mentioned Espacejeux has 20 per cent of the Quebec playing market, which it estimated at $250 million in 2014. Quebec Finance Minister Carlos Leitao talked about lately he expects web page blocking will raise Espacejeux's annual income by way of $13.5 million within the first yr and $27 million in years after that.
Calvin Ayre is the Lloydminster, Sask.-born founding father of the Bodog activities making a bet and on line casino-video game operations. In 2012, he was indicted within the U.S. for conducting an unlawful activities gambling business and conspiring to commit funds laundering.
Ayre, who now runs an on-line gambling trade information web page, says he believes there should be a number of prison challenges, notwithstanding these will not come from the casinos themselves.
"here is a gross, protectionist legislations that might violate Canadian trade agreements, however for sure violates the concepts of web neutrality," he observed.
Michael Geist, the Canada analysis Chair in internet and E-Commerce legislations at the tuition of Ottawa, referred to as bill seventy four "a nasty legislation".
"charges will be passed on to consumers. and higher cyber web costs aren't the appropriate policy to pursue at a time when we should still be making an attempt to make the internet extra purchasable," he mentioned in an interview.
Geist mentioned challenges to the law may additionally come from outdoor the gambling trade. while lotteries and playing in Canada are ruled provincially, telecommunications are regulated at the federal stage.
"very nearly speaking, this is basically about regulating telecoms, and the Supreme court has made clear that's not provincial business," Geist talked about. He believes that one or extra ISPs might bewitch legal action, and could be joined by means of the federal government.
Ottawa is additionally observing the legislations.


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A man bikes past a Capital Bikeshare station in Tenleytown, Oct. 8, 2020 (Aaron Schaffer/The Wash)
Northwest D.C
Bicyclists disappointed by American University's 10-year plan
Aaron Schaffer
Local bike advocates argue that AU's Campus Plan doesn't proactively encourage biking in a neighborhood that needs additional infrastructure.
Bicycle boulevards. A new Capital Bikeshare station. Expansions to the two existing bike-share stations near campus.
Local bicyclists say that a 10 year-plan for bike infrastructure doesn't adequately serve the thousands of students, faculty and staff who commute to American University — and the neighborhoods around the university.
Although the university says that bike-share stations near AU's main campus that are a part of Capital Bikeshare are "well-used" by students, staff and faculty, students are left under-served by the plan to build just one new station near campus and expand the others, according to Tom Quinn, an ANC3E commissioner.
'Virtually no protected infrastructure'
The neighborhoods around the university aren't especially bike-friendly, bike advocates say, and AU — with its considerable voice — could be pushing for more.
"At the pace we're going, my daughter — who's in third grade right now — is still not going to have a safe route to bike to the middle school that she would go to throughout her time there," Ward Three Bicycle Advocates founder Josh Rising said. "So, within six years, [the District Department of Transportation] is not on pace to implement a safe way for kids to bike to a neighborhood middle school."
"Unfortunately, this part of the city has virtually no protected infrastructure that has been built for bicycles," Rising also said. "So that means people who do want to bike either need to bike on the sidewalk, where there may be some conflicts with pedestrians, or they're forced to bike in the road and mix with traffic."
A year ago, the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) pledged to triple the number of protected bike lanes in the District by adding 20 miles of bike lanes by 2022.
"The city has laid out plans previously and not executed on them," Rising said. "So, this is certainly better than what exists right now. But even after adding those 20 miles, that's not going to be sufficient infrastructure."
Rising said that adding bike infrastructure in Ward Three, where American University is located, has "really been a challenge."
"It's clear that AU has been a real leader in trying to think about sustainability and the role of the university in addressing issues such as climate change," Rising said. "And this [plan] is a very important way for the university to continue engaging on that."
Bike advocates say that bicyclists have to choose between biking on the street and on sidewalks near Tenleytown (Aaron Schaffer/The Wash)
But Rising says that the transportation report, which AU unveiled nearly a month ago, doesn't do enough.
"Once somebody steps foot off the AU campus, if they're living in the greater Tenleytown area, they have to take other roads in order to get to American University," he said. Rising said that a more comprehensive plan could have mapped out the most densely populated areas of commuters to determine where more bike infrastructure should be implemented.
"We do know that many students live in…multiple apartment buildings along Mass. Ave. but I do not believe that we mapped where all students, faculty and staff live," Ed Fisher, AU's assistant vice president for community and government relations, told The Wash in an email.
Pushing for Capital Bikeshare
Quinn told The Wash that he has advocated for AU to push for two additional bike share stations on campus, so students don't have to walk across campus to pick up bikes.
"As noted in the [transportation review], the university is working with DDOT and the members of the community to explore expanding Capital Bikeshare near campus," Fisher told The Wash in an email.
"The [transportation review] was developed in close coordination with the AU Neighborhood Partnership Transportation and Parking Working group, and as a result, has been shaped by significant community input gathered over the past several months through AU's collaborative planning process," Fisher wrote.
American University's geography is not irrelevant in the conversation about bicycle infrastructure. The university's main campus is located near Tenleytown and Fort Reno, the highest point in Washington. That presents challenges for bicyclists using traditional bikes, according to Capital Bikeshare.
"Riders are more likely to travel from uphill neighborhoods like Woodley Park and Columbia Heights to downhill neighborhoods like Dupont or Logan Circle than the reverse," a Capital Bikeshare report released earlier this year noted. "The introduction of electric-assist bicycles could lessen this imbalance by making uphill trips easier on riders."
Capital Bikeshare plans from 2016 show that the development of a Capital Bikeshare station at 48th St. NW and Massachusetts Ave. NW was "scheduled to be installed in FY2016, or as soon as site-specific issues are addressed." However, that station has not yet been built.
Capital Bikeshare and the DDOT did not respond to a detailed list of questions about the network's Ward Three expansion plans and the Capital Bikeshare station at 48th St. NW and Massachusetts Ave. NW.
Replacing a garden with buildings
Transportation aside, there are other components of American University's Campus Plan that are controversial.
The plan outlines an "athletic, residential, and campus life village" tucked away in the northwest corner of campus currently made up of tennis courts, basketball courts and a community garden.
Jerri Husch, an adjunct professorial lecturer in AU's sociology department who tends to the garden and incorporates it into her classes, told The Wash that she understands the rationale for replacing the garden with the buildings.
"I'm over getting upset," Husch told The Wash. Emphasizing that she is focused on experiential education, Husch said that she hopes that members of the AU community "can see their relationship to the planet" as she continues to use spaces on campus to teach.
Aaron Schaffer is a journalist who writes about the Friendship Heights and Tenleytown neighborhoods for The Wash. He has written extensively about foreign lobbying and influence in Washington.
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Let's Bum is the Kimono Brand for Cairo's Cool Kids
The Lemon Tree & Co. Opens Dazzling New Dining & Lifestyle Concept in Downtown Gouna
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With kimono brand 'Let's Bum', it's easy to see how comfort and flair can go hand in hand, laying together in a hammock, swinging idly by while your kimono's sharp designs speak for themselves.
Let's Bum. As in, let's laze about. As in, why stress out about whatever? With kimono brand 'Let's Bum', it's easy to see how comfort and flair can go hand in hand, laying together in a hammock, swinging idly by while your kimono's sharp designs speak for themselves. And what they're saying is, Sorry, we're busy doing nothing right now - please refer all complaints to someone less stylish than us, thanks.
"I was drawn to the construction and movement of the traditional kimono, and how timeless they are," founder and designer Rania Awad tells #CairoScene. "When I'm in a kimono, I feel effortlessly stylish and I also feel free, I'm not constrained by tight waist bands or buttons and zippers, and something about that made me think that perhaps there's a niche in the market for a line dedicated to such effortless, fashionable art for both men and women."
Originally a painter, Awad has an eye for design. Having previously founded Dolls & Dons Events and a store called Monkie Concept due to open soon in Arkan Plaza, Let's Bum became her personal passion project. "Painting is second nature to me, it's something I've always done alongside anything else," Awad says. "So it's safe to say that I was definitely inspired by clothing pieces which are, in themselves, art and not just items of clothing."
Awad hopes to expand 'Let's Bum' into the MENA region and introduce a few items that could be used to accessorise the kimonos. Whether you want a stylish piece to throw on top of a swimsuit or a laid back piece to wear in the evening, you can get yours through their IG at @letsbum. ~🖊 Farah Ibrahim
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|valign=top |Marvalics GyörgyiRejtő IldikóNyári MagdaJuhász KatalinDömölky Lídia
|valign=top |Bruna ColombettiVelleda CesariClaudia PasiniIrene CamberAntonella Ragno
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|Ljudmila SisovaValentyina PrudszkovaValentyina RasztvorovaTaccjana SzamuszenkaGalina Gorohova
|valign=top|Heidi SchmidHelga MeesRosemarie ScherbergerGudrun Theuerkauff
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|Alekszandra ZabelinaTaccjana SzamuszenkaJelena NovikovaGalina GorohovaSvetlana Tširkova
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|Stahl Jencsik KatalinDrimba-Gyulai IlonaMaria VicolSzabó Orbán OlgaAna Derșidan-Ene-Pascu
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|Jelena NovikovaGalina GorohovaTaccjana SzamuszenkaAlekszandra ZabelinaSvetlana Tširkova
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|valign=top|Jeneiné Gyulai IlonaAna Derșidan-Ene-PascuStahl Jencsik KatalinSzabó Orbán Olga
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|Jelena BelovaOlga KnyazevaValentyina SzidorovaNailja GiljazovaValentyina Nyikonova
|Brigitte LatrilleBrigitte Gapais-DumontChristine MuzioVéronique TrinquetClaudette Herbster-Josland
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|Brigitte Latrille-GaudinPascale TrinquetIsabelle Boéri-BégardVéronique BrouquierChristine Muzio
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|Ute Kircheis-WesselChristiane WeberCornelia HanischSabine BischoffZita-Eva Funkenhauser
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|Sabine BauAnja FichtelZita-Eva FunkenhauserAnnette KlugChristiane Weber
|Francesca BortolozziAnnapia GandolfiLucia TraversaDorina VaccaroniMargherita Zalaffi
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|Diana BianchediFrancesca BortolozziGiovanna TrilliniDorina VaccaroniMargherita Zalaffi
|Sabine BauAnnette DobmeierAnja Fichtel-MauritzZita-Eva FunkenhauserMonika Weber-Koszto
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|Francesca Bortolozzi-BorellaGiovanna TrilliniValentina Vezzali
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|valign=top|Diana BianchediGiovanna TrilliniValentina Vezzali
|Sylwia GruchałaMagdalena MroczkiewiczAnna RybickaBarbara Wolnicka-Szewczyk
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|Karina AznavurjanOkszana JermakovaTatyjana LogunovaMarija Mazina
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|Karina AznavurjanOkszana JermakovaTatyjana LogunovaAnna Szivkova
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Funding Medical Negligence Claims
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When you put your life in the hands of doctors and other medical professionals, you have to trust in their expertise. While in the majority of cases medical care is provided with no incident, sometimes medical professionals make mistakes that could have been prevented or fail to provide treatment to acceptable standards. The consequences of medical errors can be devastating to you and your family. A medical negligence solicitor can help you to get the answers and compensation that you need and are entitled to.
Medical negligence can have multiple consequences and affect people in different ways. Our compassionate team is dedicated to supporting you, every step of the way. The medical negligence claims handled by our team of experts include:
Delayed treatment leading to an avoidable death or significant injury
Delayed or misdiagnosis leading to a preventable death or significant injury
Serious surgical errors
We have a strong track record in securing compensation for medical negligence claims and supporting our clients in accessing interim payments before their case is settled.
If you believe that you or your family has suffered a significant injury as a result of medical negligence, please contact our team of experts here for an initial free consultation to evaluate whether you have a medical negligence claim.
To start a medical negligence claim today, or for more information simply complete the form below.
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'What always strikes me is how well-informed each individual is about every single case (of which they have many) and how each of them brings a different skill to the table. Diane is vastly experienced and there is no trick that she hasn't written the book on. She is passing this onto the rest of her team and they get stronger each year. One particular strength is the incredibly resourceful in-house medical consultant, who works on each and every case, providing extremely useful insight into the medicine. It would not have been possible for me to prepare so thoroughly for cons, inquests and trials without the benefit of his very considerable expertise; enormous credit must go to Diane for tapping into such a rich vein of knowledge.'
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'Diane Rostron's dedicated support and personal commitment to clients and their families makes her stand out from others in the field. She is the most committed and compassionate of solicitors that I have come across in dealings with in excess of 50 UK and worldwide law firms.'
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"Diane Rostron is excellent. She is very professional but also very down to earth and was able to put me at ease from day one. The most important thing for me is having an open channel of communication and being kept up-to-date with progress and being told in layman's terms what the key issues are. This has always happened and I know if I contact Diane I will receive a prompt response. I have been waiting over 13 years for the opportunity to get justice for my son. I believe that my best chance of getting justice is to have Diane Rostron representing my son."
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"Diane is very easy to communicate with. We cannot express how pleased we are with the service she provided to us. She is a true professional. We would like to say a big thank you to Diane and her team from the bottom of our hearts. We would recommend her to anyone who needs a solicitor . Diane is first rate."
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"Diane Rostron provides a consistent professional approach to all cases. She is noted to have a thorough understanding of their current situation and works tirelessly to find solutions to immediate difficulties they may be facing. Diane ensures that the clients are up to date with the progression of their case and is happy to speak to them directly if required"
Questions About Starting A Medical Negligence Claim
We understand the lifelong impact on those who have suffered as a result of avoidable medical negligence. We recognise that when faced with this unexpected, and significantly traumatic situation, you want answers and that you need compensation to address the financial consequences.
We know that it's not always easy to realise that you have experienced medical negligence. It may take some time to identify that the significant injuries caused could have been avoided.
How long do I have to make a medical negligence claim?
Families who have suffered as a result of medical mistakes need time to process the shock and the trauma. That's why you have time to make medical negligence claims. Adults have up to three years after the incident, or date of knowledge, to make medical negligence claims. Following birth injury incidents, the family has three years from their child's 18th birthday to make a claim. If a birth injury has led to a loss of mental capacity, there is no time limit.
What does medical negligence compensation cover?
We work hard to get you the compensation that you need to rebuild your life after medical negligence. Our team of experts meticulously consider every aspect of your needs as a result of the preventable loss or significant injury to ensure that you receive the compensation that you need. We know that compensation can't replace a loved one or erase devastating life consequences. The purpose of medical negligence claims is to give you the support that you need with the physical, emotional and financial effect following medical mistakes.
What to expect through your birth injury claims process
Initial appointment with our team
We will discuss your case with you, including the errors you believe were made during your child's birth and the effect this has had on their health, wellbeing and ability to function day-to-day. We will then provide an honest assessment of whether we think you have a claim worth further investigation and explain the claims process and fees involved.
We will bring together all the essential evidence to support your erb's palsy claim, including medical records, witness statements and evidence from independent medical experts.
Sending a Letter of Claim
We will then contact the NHS Trust or healthcare provider that you believe is responsible for your child's erb's palsy in writing. This letter will detail the alleged medical negligence and the resulting injury to your child.
The defendant's response
The defendant has 4 months to investigate your claim and to provide a response. This will generally either involve them accepting full or partial liability and offering a financial settlement or denying responsibility. If a settlement is offered, we will advise you on whether we think it is reasonable and, if not, what further action can be taken.
Issuing court proceedings
If you are not satisfied with the defendant's response and any offer of compensation, we can issue court proceedings. The defendant will have 28 days to respond, after which the court will set a date for a hearing. Typically, your hearing date will be around 18 months after proceedings are initiated.
Pre-trial settlement negotiations
In most cases where a claim has reached this stage, we will be able to secure a pre-trial settlement allowing you to avoid a court hearing. We have a very strong negotiating team to help ensure any settlement reached meets your child's lifelong needs.
Trial by judge
If your claim cannot be resolved outside a court hearing, we can offer experienced and highly skilled advocacy to secure the best possible outcome for your family.
To better understand how compensation can help you to reclaim your life after medical negligence, you can listen to the stories of some of our clients.
Radwan, an active young footballer, has been left brain damaged as doctors failed to detect a serious cardiac condition during medical screening processes for Tottenham Hotspur. We worked hard to secure the compensation that this young man needed to live as independent a life as possible following his avoidable permanent injury.
Liam was deprived of oxygen at birth, resulting in irreversible brain damage leading to cerebral palsy. The compensation secured for him following his family's medical negligence claim has ensured that Liam has access to the best treatment, support, and necessary home adaptations to meet his everyday needs.
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Addressing fear culture in maternity services critical to preventing birth injuries in 2021
The Morecambe Bay maternity scandal came to light in 2015. Sadly since then, three investigations have been launched into the care delivered in three NHS
£multi-million settlement approved for South Wales child with extensive life limiting injuries
The High Court has approved an £8 million settlement for a seven-year-old child today, Monday 11th January, during a virtual hearing following a serious birth
Improving quality of life for a child with cerebral palsy in 2021
Life for the parents of a child with cerebral palsy is changed forever and life for a child with cerebral palsy can often be very
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After your first contact with my office, we will take outline details from you about what you believe has gone wrong. We will then apply for the medical records. Obtaining them can take about a couple of months.
When we receive the records, we carefully organise and review them to make sure they are complete. A meeting is then arranged to go through the records with you and to discuss your recollection of what happened. We will prepare a statement for you.
Experts in the relevant fields of medicine will help us assess what happened. For example, we may need to refer to an obstetrician, a midwife, a neonatologist, a neurologist, a surgeon or a GP. When we have obtained experts opinions, we will have a meeting with you, the experts, our junior barrister and often our QC.
This meeting is known as a Conference. It is designed to explore the strengths and weaknesses of the case and after that meeting we will draft a letter to the hospital setting out what happened.
To get to this stage can take 12 months or more. The hospital is supposed to reply to our letter within four months, but they rarely do. Their reply may admit that mistakes were made and that this caused injury. More often, however, the reply will deny that there were such mistakes.
When that happens, we have to issue court proceedings. This involves drafting 'Particulars of Claim', a document setting out the case. After we have served proceedings the hospital has 28 days to file a 'Defence'. They often ask for an extension of time to do this.
The court will set a timetable for the management of the case. Many steps have to be taken. The timetable is usually about 18 months to the actual hearing of the case. During this time we will exchange witness statements and experts' reports with the hospital. Our legal experts will have a discussion with the hospital's experts to try and see what can be agreed. Our experience is that cases can be settled at any stage. If there is no settlement, there is a trial by a judge (no jury).
The judge reads and hears all the evidence and reaches a conclusion (hopefully in our favour).
I do my best to achieve success. A successful case can transform lives.
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Many thanks to the sponsors and volunteers who made our Colonial Village Summer Picnic and Classic Car Show a special event. The Lansing School District Visitor Center is a wonderful venue for our picnic. We ate over 300 hotdogs, viewed some beautiful classic cars, were entertained by Klinker The Clown, and met some canine friends who assist the Lansing Police Department. We watched the kids navigate the inflatable obstacle course, blow giant bubbles, and play games to win prizes. The adults gathered to hear who had won the raffle prizes. The weather cooperated and it was a pleasure to see neighbors greet one another and reach out to new attendees. We hope everyone had a good time and will be back to participate next year!
THANK YOU SPONSORS: Valuland, Rite Aid, PNC, SLCDA, Lansing School District, Colonial Village Baptist Church and Several Lansing City Council Members.
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Custom-fit nosepiece sits comfortably on the face.
N-95 rated, OSHA and NIOSH approved (TC-21C-271).


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Like the old gray mare, the dress ain`t what it used to be.
For years, dresses languished on the sidelines as designers focused their creative energies on suits and luxurious sportswear.
`90s versions of familiar classics. No longer are dresses considered fussy, matronly, church-on-Sunday fare, but rather a fresh, sleek businesswear alternative to the ubiquitous suit.
And this fall, the crop of frocks that can do double- and even triple-duty-from crowded commute, to office, to parent-teacher conference, and out to dinner-is a bounteous one.
If you`re looking for the essential workhorse dress, you`ll be faced with an array of options this fall, from a classic sheath to an A-line trapeze. Don`t be deterred.
Keep in mind that you can always dress up a dress with accessories, but you can`t downplay fussy detailing, wild prints or a voluminous silhouette.
Knits are virtually mistake-proof. They`re comfortable, don`t wrinkle and are perfect for travel. Jovine specializes in slender sheaths, often in bold color blocks with gold metal trim such as studs and grommets that pare down the need for jewelry.
The chemise, coat dress and wedge are silhouettes that flatter most any figure, while belted dresses with flaring skirts are good camouflage for women with small waists and large hips.
While the short, swingy trapeze is fall`s trendiest silhouette, it`s a tricky style to wear.
''A swing dress that`s too full or fussily detailed looks too little-girlish for the workplace,'' says designer Mary Ann Restivo. ''You need something simple and sophisticated.'' Her $300 wool crepe swing dress with a high collar and big bold button also can be worn as a long, flared jacket.
According to Maryanne Cook-Terrasse of Lord & Taylor, dresses in vivid jewel colors, often with contrasting trim, are among the store`s top sellers. A crayon-bright dress can be paired with a dark jacket; conversely, a neutral dress can be set off by a brightly patterned jacket to create a suit effect.
In a season when plaid is showing up in everything from sneakers to ballgowns, it`s not surprising to find a multitude of tartan-patterened dresses. Ann Taylor offers a navy-and-green plaid sheath with black soutache trim, Adrienne Vittadini shows a yellow-and-black tartan wedge and the Clifford & Wills catalog features a red plaid chemise banded in black.
When it comes to price, dresses-except perhaps for those in suede or leather-are generally less expensive than suits. Jovine`s knit dresses are in the $150 to $200 range; Restivo`s, $250 to $350; Vittadini`s, $150 to $350 and the Clifford & Wills catalog, $54 to $120.


Posted on September 30, 2015 by Steph Parker Posted in 2015, Dutch, JESC, Live, Music Video, Netherlands, Pop	.
Mylène & Rosanne are mirror twins (like identical twins but mirror images of each other), Mylène & Rosanne Waalewijn. (Rosanne is right-handed and Mylène is left-handed). They have appeared in a number of Dutch productions of major musicals and been a part of the Dutch choir Kinderen voor Kinderen (Children for Children). Rosanne is also an accomplished gymnast having been the National Champion of the Netherlands in 2009. The twins represented the Netherlands in the 2013 Junior Eurovision Song Contest (JESC) with their song Double Me.
Double Me is the song that the girls sang at the 2013 JESC. It is about being a twin, looking the same but being different people. This is the live performance that the girls gave at JESC.
You can buy Double Me from iTunes.
And here is the promotional video that was used in the lead up to JESC.
You can follow Mylène & Rosanne on their Website, on Facebook, on their Facebook page, on Twitter, and on their YouTube channel. You can buy their music on iTunes.


How I act is going to show who I follow.
Sam shares his experience of receiving vision for the future through his connection to God.
Posted in Jump Start, Sam Sturm.
I'm gonna worship You whether I'm feelin' great or feelin' bad, I'm gonna worship no matter what the circumstances. That is the sign of a mature believer, is when our worship is unconditional. But guess what happens when you worship in an unconditional fashion? God likes to intervene.
Posted in Jump Start, Sean Todd.
Pastor Sean Todd begins a new sermon series about connecting with God. In Part One of our series, he talks about connecting to God through prayer.
Posted in Jump Start, Sean Todd.	Tagged power, prayer.


School students of St Charles Luanga walk past a mudslide covering a major road in Chimanimani.
Main image: School students of St Charles Luanga walk past a mudslide covering a major road in Chimanimani.
People cross from Cúcuta in Colombia back to San Antonio del Táchira in Venezuela after buying goods to resell. Venezuela is in the grip of a humanitarian crisis due to shortages of food and medicine exacerbated by hyperinflation.
Containers block the Tienditas bridge which links Táchira in Venezuela and Cúcuta in Colombia.
Kurdish families celebrate Nowruz, Kurdish new year, in the mountainous area around Akre.
Local children sit among the debris after the passage of Cyclone Idai in the province of Sofala. Entire villages were destroyed in Mozambique and Zimbabwe and most of their inhabitants swept away, as rescuers race to save tens of thousands of people trapped by flood waters from Cyclone Idai. Testimony collected from areas entirely cut off by flooding shows a situation far worse than indicated by official figures, with estimates from some witnesses suggesting that the death toll will reach the thousands.
School students of St Charles Luanga, rescued by members of the Zimbabwe military, walk past a mudslide covering a major road in Chimanimani. Cyclone Idai swept through Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe, destroying almost everything in its path, causing devastating floods, killing and injuring thousands of people and ruining crops.
People from the isolated district of Buzi take shelter in the Samora Machel secondary school which is being used as an evacuation centre in Beira, following the devastation caused by Cyclone Idai.
People dance as others throw coloured powder during Holi celebrations in New Delhi.