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Death and funeral announcements in Coventry - week commencing May 4
We're bidding a fond farewell to a number of Coventry residents
Madeleine ClarkMultimedia journalist
Each week people across Coventry pay tribute to their loved ones in the pages of the Coventry Telegraph.
We have gathered the messages posted over the week commencing May 4 in one place here.
The messages are submitted by friends, family and loved ones as a way of saying goodbye to those they have lost.
These provide comfort to the nearest and dearest of those who have passed away.
You can also post your own announcements and notices to us through this website.
Rosina Ball
Passed away peacefully in Coventry Myton Hospice, aged 100 on April 19th. Loving Mum of Janet & Tracy, and Mother-in-law to Roy & Steve. Loving Nan to Darren, Claire, Liam & Toby and Louise, Les, Hayley and Lucy and a Great Nan to all her grandchildren. Rose was a strong lady and her family meant everything to her, she will be missed so much by all the family and loved always. Private family funeral to take place on May 19th. Enquiries via Grimmett and Timms Tel: 02476 674746
Irene Cribdon
Passed away on Friday 17th April 2020 aged 105 years. Widow of Joseph, former Principal of Underwood Secretarial College and long time governor of Blue Coat School. Mother of Cynthia and Mother in law of Hugh. Private cremation to be held on Monday 11th May 2020 at 10:00am in Cannon Hill Chapel, Canley Crematorium. Family flowers only please. All enquiries to A J Lloyd Funeral Directors, The Old Barn, 656 Allesley Old Road, Coventry CV5 8GB, tel: 02476 274 444
William Bill Flynn
Originally of Templeglantine, Co Limerick, Ireland Beloved husband of Tess. Dearly loved father of Eddie, Lisa, Karen & Paul. Grandad to Daniel, Kate, Lauren, Ollie & Grace. Father in law to Paula & Richard. Sadly passed away on 18th April, aged 75. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Family flowers only. Donations if desired directly to British Heart Foundation.
Howard Eric Hearn
Peacefully reunited with his beloved wife Daisy on 26th April 2020, aged 92 years. A brother to the late Albert, Ada, Florrie and Len. Uncle to amongst others Cyril, Paul, Jean, Rita and John, a great uncle and a great, great uncle. Howard will be sadly missed by family and friends. The funeral service will take place on Monday 18th May, but due to the Covid 19 restrictions only immediate family are to attend. However, Cyril suggests those who cannot attend should pause for a while at 12.30pm to remember Howard. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired payable to 'NHS Charities Together' in memory of Howard can be made via J E Hackett and Sons website (make a donation) or by post to J.E.Hackett and Sons Ltd 93 Leicester Road, Bedworth, CV12 8AH, Tel 024 76 313326.
Tricia McIlhone
Rest in Peace 23/11/1966 - 23/04/2020 Tricia McIlhone, aged 53, passed away at Coventry Myton Hospice 23rd April 2020, after a fierce and brave fight against cancer. A loved and much devoted Mum to Robert, Connor and Bethany, Grandmother to Cohen & Ella. Mother-in-law to Rachael, Sister to Geraldine, Pauline & Debbie, Daughter to Patty & Hughie (deceased). Best Friend to Alison. Tricia was greatly loved and cherished and will be sadly missed by all her family and her many many wonderful friends. Due to the current situation the funeral will be a small private family affair, we would like to request family flowers only. We do appreciate that people want to share and grieve with us as a family but we ask that you do not do this publicly and respect our family's wishes. We do want and need to hear from you so please visit https://tricia-mcilhone.muchloved.com and upload your pictures, memories and/or make a donation to either of her nominated charities.
Merle Radford
Passed away peacefully on 17th April 2020 aged 86 years. Devoted wife of Gordon, who she now rests with for eternity, and loving mother of Jonathan, Sally and David and Grandmother to Helene, James, Jessica and Lucy. She will be missed by all of her family and friends. Funeral service to be held on Monday 11th May 2020 in Cannon Hill Chapel, Canley Crematorium at 12:00 noon. Please no attendees at the funeral service and no flowers. Donations if desired to NSPCC can be sent directly to the charity in memory of Merle. Messages can be sent c/o A J Lloyd Funeral Directors, The Old Barn, 656 Allesley Old Road, Coventry CV5 8GB Telephone 024 7627 4444.
Bill Rixon
Passed away peacefully on 28th April, aged 81. Dearly beloved husband of Dianne, much loved Dad of Gaynor and Caron, father in law of Michael and Stephen and devoted Grandad of Beth, Billie, Kieran and Sam. A celebration of his life will be held at a later date.
Beryl Wilson
Beloved wife of Ted, much loved mum of Bev and Hayley and a dearly loved nan and great nan, passed away peacefully on 24th April 2020, aged 89 years. Due to the unforeseen circumstances at this time we can not have the funeral service we would have wanted. We will arrange a celebration service of Beryl's life at a later date to share happy memories Enquiries or donations if desired payable to Alzheimer's Society in memory of Beryl can be made via J E Hackett and Sons website (make a donation) or by post to J.E.Hackett and Sons 93 Leicester Road, Bedworth, CV12 8AH, Tel 024 76 313326
Alec Curran
Late of Coventry. Died 30/04/2020. Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P Bro. Liam & Maureen. xXx
Kathleen Edwards
Late of Stoke, Coventry. Affectionate sister, sister in law, aunt and great aunt. Passed away peacefully 27th May 2020 aged 92 years. Sadly missed
Lawrence Harvey
Lawrence (Lol) Lol Harvey (Ex Coventry City player) sadly passed away on April 25th 2020 aged 85 years. Much loved and devoted Husband to Janet, wonderful Dad, Brother, Grandpap, Great Grandpap, Father in Law, Brother in Law, Uncle and friend to many. Funeral service will take place on 12th May at 2:00pm. Due to these difficult and uncertain times, the funeral service will be limited to immediate family only. Therefore we ask you to take a moment and remember Lol in your own way. A celebration of Lol's wonderful life will take place at a later date when we can guarantee everyone's safety. Family flowers only. Donations if desired in memory of Lol can be sent directly to Brandon Care Home, 140 Old Church Road, Bell Green, Coventry CV6 7ED (cheques made payable to (HC-ONE LTD BRANDON HOUSE) Enquiries c/o Franklin & Hawkins Funeral Directors. 02476 473000
Maureen Heath
Maureen Much loved sister to Kath (deceased) and Sister-in-law to John. Passed away peacefully in hospital on Monday 27th April 2020, aged 72 years. Due to the current situation and government guidelines a private funeral service will take place at Canley Crematorium on Tuesday 12th May. Any enquiries can be made to The Co-operative Funeral Care Tel: 02476 225826.
Patrick Joseph PJ Higgins
Passed away suddenly at home on 24th April 2020 aged 72. Beloved husband of the late Isobel. Dad to Paul, Julia and Theresa. Grandad to James, Jack, Josh and Charlie. Brother to Junior and the late Aiden. Due to unforeseen circumstances at this time a mass will be streamed live at ctk-cov.org.uk at 9.30am on Friday 15th May 2020 followed by a private cremation at Canley Crematorium at 1.00pm. Family flowers only. Any enquiries to A Pargetter & Son Ltd. Tel. 02476223343.
Chris Mohan
Chris Passed away 2 years ago on May 4th 2018. Sadly missed by us all. - Barbara, Mac and Family.
Bernie Bernadette Mulvany
Passed away Thursday 30th April 2020. Formerly of Coventry and now Fairbourne, North Wales. Will be very sadly missed and forever in our hearts - loving sister and aunt. Christina, James and Louise Colleran and families. Reunited with her loving son Michael Joseph Collins (Joe).
Doris Murphy
Sadly passed away on 28th April 2020, aged 69 years. Beloved Wife of the late Pete. Loving Mum of Debbie and Lee. Much loved Nanny of Becky, Charlotte, Chloe, Luke, Libby, Betsy and Jude, great-grandmother of Jacob, Joseph and Charlie. Sister of Iris, Eunice and Bill. Mother in law of Paddy and Katie. Funeral service to be held at Cannon Hill Chapel, Canley Crematorium on Tuesday 12th May 2020. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired to Save The Children may be sent directly to the charity. Enquiries to The Co-operative Funeralcare, 184 Ansty Road, Coventry, CV2 3EX 02476 65061
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Ian David Niven
Sadly passed away peacefully on 18th April 2020 at Myton Hospice aged 62. Much loved father to Lee, Craig and Rachael. Ian will be sadly missed by all his family and friends. Special thanks to all the staff at Coventry Myton Hospice.
Kathleen May Oliver
Beloved wife and much loved mum and nan, now re-united with Roy. Kathleen passed away peacefully at the Cow Lees Care Home on Sunday 26th April 2020 aged 83 years. Due to the current restrictions a family only Service and cremation to take place on Tuesday 12th May at 1.45pm in Charter Chapel, Canley Crematorium. Family flowers only please, donations if desired to the residents fund of Cow Lees Care Home can be given on-line at www.heartofengland funeralcare.co.uk
Thomas Michael Pigott
Beloved husband of Nora, dear loved dad of Mary, Tom, John, Mick, Nora and Pete, father in law of Garry, Lisa, Simon and Jo and a dear grandad and great grandad. Passed away peacefully on 20th April 2020, aged 78 years. Due to the unforeseen circumstances at this time we cannot have the funeral service we would have wanted. We will arrange a celebration service of Tom's life at a later date to share happy memories. Enquiries or donations if desired payable to UHCW Charity in memory of Tom can be made via J.E Hackett and Sons website (online donation) or by post to J.E Hackett & Sons Ltd, Longford Bridge, Coventry, CV6 6BH. Tel: 024 76 367149
Elaine Kathleen Rice
Passed away peacefully on 27th April 2020, aged 61 years. Beloved wife of Loz Rice, loving mum and grandmother. Due to current restrictions there is a private family burial service. Memorial to take place at a more convenient date. Any donations in memory of Elaine would be gratefully received for the Arden Centre, UHCW. This can be done directly to the charity or via elainerice.muchloved.com Enquiries to the Co-operative Funeralcare, Ansty Road. Tel: 02476 650 619
Leslie Weston
Passed away peacefully on 20th April 2020, aged 86 years. Beloved husband of Barbara and loving dad of Dale and Trevor. Private family burial service to take place on Monday 11th May 2020 at Canley Garden Cemetery. Donations if desired to Alzheimer's Society, may be sent directly to the charity or via leslieweston.muchloved.com Enquiries to The Co-operative Funeralcare, Ansty Road, Tel: 02476 650619
June Hewkin
Passed away peacefully at Trinity Lodge Care Home on 23rd April 2020, aged 85 years. A much loved Mum & Mother in law to Yvonne & Pete. A private family funeral service is to take place on Wednesday 6th May at 3:15pm. Donations to the RSPCA can be made if desired via www.heartofengland funeralcare.co.uk Yvonne & Pete would like to Thank all of the staff at Trinity Lodge for the support June received.
Lilian Doris Browett
Reunited with beloved Husband Harold and Son Richard, loving Mother of Susan, David and Angela. Adored Auntie, Grandmother of 9 and Great Grandmother of 5, sadly passed away peacefully on Monday 27th April. A private cremation will be held at Canley Crematorium on Wednesday 20th May (no flowers). A celebration of her life with interment of the ashes (with flowers) will be held at a future date. All donations to Parkinsons UK, via the attached link. All enquiries c/o Henry Ison & Sons, 188 Allesley Old Road, Coventry, CV5 5GJ telephone 02476 713643
Wednesday May 6
Pearl Emma Coggan
Passed away peacefully on 27th April 2020 aged 66. Soulmate and beloved wife of Roger, loving mother to Clair & Natalie, doting grandma to Kelsey, Tiegan, Ffion & Bella and dear sister of Barry, Hazel, Heather, Billy, Cherry & Penny. A private family cremation will take place on Tuesday 12th May. Family flowers only but donations in memory of Pearl to Allesley Hall Amenity Fund and can be given via www.heartofengland funeralcare.co.uk. A memorial service will take place at a later date. Always and forever in our hearts.
Albert Sidney 'Bert' Davis
Much loved Husband, of the late Beatrice, and Uncle passed away peacefully on 23rd April 2020. Aged 97 years. Will be greatly missed by all that knew and loved him. Due to current restrictions there will be a private family burial at London Road Cemetery. Flowers are welcome to be sent direct to the funeral directors. Donations may be made in memory of Bert to Marie Curie. These may be made at the funeral service or via www.heartofengland funeralcare.co.uk Further information may be obtained from the Funeral Director at: The Co-operative Funeralcare, 11, Lower Holyhead Road, Coventry CV1 3AX. Tel: 02476 225826.
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Paul Stefan John Dumbleton
Passed away peacefully on the 29th April 2020, aged 66 years. Beloved husband of the late Diane. Loving dad of Stefan and Andrew. Much loved Grandad of Joshua, Lexi and Amy. Greatly missed by Alice. Father in law to Donna and Claire. Funeral service to be held at Canley Crematorium on 13th May 2020. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired to MIND may be sent direct to the charity. Enquiries to The Co-operative Funeralcare, 184 Ansty Road, Coventry, CV2 3EX 02476 650619
Eileen Mary Kimberley
Beloved wife of the late Joe, dearly loved mum, mother in law, sister, gran, great gran and great great gran. Passed away peacefully on 18th April 2020, aged 96 years. Family flowers only donations if desired payable to 'W.N.A.A' in memory of Eileen can be made via J E Hackett and Sons website (online donation) or by post to J.E Hackett and Sons Ltd, Longford Bridge, Coventry, CV6 6BH. Tel: 024 76 367149 Due to the unforeseen circumstances at this time we can not have the funeral service we would have wanted. We will arrange a celebration service of Eileen's life at a later date to share beautiful happy memories
Brian Oldfield
Passed away on Saturday 25th April 2020 aged 76 years. Beloved Husband of the late Dorothy. Dearly loved Dad and Grandad. Brian will be sadly missed. A private funeral service will take place at Parc Gwyn Crematorium, Narberth, Pembrokeshire. Donations in memory of Brian for Cancer Research UK c/o E. C. Thomas & Son, Funeral Directors, 21, Main Street, Pembroke (01646 682680) & Zoar Chapel Funeral Home, Llanteg, Narberth (01834 831876) or via www.ecthomasandson.co.uk
Dennis Joseph OSullivan
Dennis native of Killarney, Co Kerry Ireland Passed away peacefully on 16th April 2020 at Abbey Park Nursing Home Coventry. Much loved Husband to Mary, beloved Dad to Ann, dear Brother, Brother in Law and Uncle from all his Nieces and Nephews around the world. Funeral service to be held at Canley Crematorium Cannon Hill Chapel for close family only. A mass service will be held later to celebrate the life of Dennis for all who knew him. Donations in loving memory to be made to British Heart Foundation and the Stroke Association. Via Henry Ison and Son Funeral Directors 76-78 Binley Road, Coventry, CV3 1FQ or online at dennisosullivan.muchloved.com
Christine May Poulter
Peter, Joan, Debbie and family, would like to express their sincere thanks to everyone for their kind expressions of sympathy, cards, donations and those that attended Chris's funeral at Baginton Church on the 16th March 2020. Also we would very much like to thank the Rev: Penny Hughes and the Rev: David Wintle for the very nice service they did for Chris and to A. Pargetter and Son, Funeral Directors for arranging the service on the day.
Died after a short illness on 26th April 2020, aged 74 years. Dearly loved husband of Brenda, loving Father of Timothy, Keith will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him. Always in our thoughts, forever in our hearts Unfortunately, immediate family only at funeral. Family flowers only, any donations welcome in lieu payable to Guide Dogs for the Blind via Revel Funeral Service by post. Enquiries c/o Revel Funeral Service, Bretford House, Bretford. 02476 544953
William Sawkings
Bill Passed away peacefully on the 28th April 2020, aged 89 years. Beloved husband of Leonora (Babs) deceased. Loving father of Stephen and Deborah. Much loved grandfather of Julia, Marc, Alexandria, Claire, Calum and Harriet. Funeral service to be held at The Heart Of England Crematorium, Nuneaton on the 15th May 2020. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired to Alzheimer's Research UK may be sent direct to the charity. Enquiries to The Co-operative Funeralcare, 184 Ansty Road, Coventry, CV2 3EX 02476 650619
Paul Melvyn Smith
Freeman of the City, former steward at Coventry City Football Club Beloved husband of Yvonne. Dearly loved dad of Mark and Joanne, Step dad of Rochelle and Gareth Adored grandad, great grandad, brother, brother in law, uncle and friend to many. Passed away peacefully at home on 26th April 2020, aged 69 years, after a long and courageous battle. Always in our thoughts, forever in our hearts. Due to the unforeseen circumstances at this time we cannot have the funeral service we would have wanted.so are having a private family service at Canley Crematorium We will arrange a celebration service of Paul's life at a later date to share happy memories. Family flowers only please donations if desired payable to 'UHCW Charity' (for the chemotherapy suite) in memory of Paul can be made via J E Hackett and Sons website (make a donation) or by post to J.E Hackett & Sons Ltd, Longford Bridge, Coventry, CV6 6BH. Tel: 024 76 367149
Thursday May 7
Alan Brooks
Passed away suddenly at home on 23rd April aged 69. A loving and devoted husband to Sue, Dad to Emma, Grandad to Jake, Brother, Uncle and friend. He will be tremendously missed by all who knew him. Due to current circumstances a private funeral will take place on Monday 18th May at 4.00pm at Poole Crematorium. The family would like to thank everyone for their kind messages at this difficult time and will arrange a celebration of his life for all family and friends to attend at a later date. All enquiries & floral tributes to Co op Funeralcare, 1 Pennys Walk, Ferndown, Dorset BH22 9TH. Tel: 01202 870404
Beloved wife of Vince, much loved mum of Mandy and Mark xxx Passed away peacefully on Saturday 25th April 2020 aged 82 years. Private funeral service to take place on 14th May, attended by Daughter Mandy and Son Mark due to the unprecedented circumstances. Flowers welcome. All enquiries c/o Franklin & Hawkins Funeral Directors, 333 Tile Hill Lane, Coventry CV4 9DU Telephone 02476 473000
Derek Dunn
Passed away on 1st May 2020, aged 86 years. Beloved husband of the late Ann, loving dad of Lucille and Stephen, much loved Grandad of Sarah, Kirsty, Emily, Taylor, Megan, Matthew, Ellen and Finlay and dear brother to Patricia. Funeral Service to be held on 13th May 2020. As we cannot have the service we would have wanted, a celebration of Derek's life will be arranged at a later date. No flowers please but donations if desired payable for The Air Ambulance Service to A Pargetter & Son, City Mews, Lamb Street, Coventry CV1 4AE.
Josephine 'Josie' Heritage
Passed away peacefully on 29th April 2020. Aged 83 years. Beloved wife of George, mother of Paul & Robert & much loved grandma. Will be sadly missed by all. Family flowers only. Donations in memory of Josie for Greenfingers Charity to A. Pargetter & Son Ltd, Funeral Directors, City Mews, Lamb Street, Coventry CV1 4AE (Tel. 02476 223343)
Peter Richard John Howe
Passed away peacefully at Abbey Park Nursing Home on Friday 1st May 2020, aged 84 years. Loving husband of Susan, dear father of Debbie, Julie, Philip and Nic. Grandad of Katie, Nathan, Ethan, Isabelle and Lois. Our heartfelt thanks to all staff at the nursing home for their care and support of Pete during his time there. A private family funeral will be held on Wednesday 13th May at Charter Chapel, Canley Crematorium. Family flowers only please but donations may be sent to the Alzheimer's Society in his name. Rest in peace. Enquiries to The Co-operative Funeralcare, 184 Ansty Road, Coventry, CV2 3EX 02476 650619
Paul David Leggett
Passed away 29th March 2020. Miss you very much. Love you always Mum and Dad, Tony, Julie, Darren, Lynn and Brad xxx
Dermot Laurence McKirdy
Passed away on Tuesday 17th March 2020 aged 63. Loving Husband to Sue, dearly loved Dad of Anna and Natalie, Father-in-law of Ade and Rhye, beloved Grandad of Eden, Thomas, Neave and Isla, loved Son, Brother, Brother-in-law, Uncle and special friend to many. Online mass to be held on 14th May 2020 at 11am via Christ the King Webcam, followed by a Private Family Burial at Canley Gardens. A Memorial Mass and Celebration of Dermot's life will be held at a later date, when we can all be together. Enquiries at A J Lloyd Funeral Directors, The Old Barn, 656, Allesley Old Road, Coventry, CV5 8GB. Tel:024 7627 4444
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Ursala Matilda Doretha Moth
Passed away peacefully on 13th April 2020, aged 87 years. A dear wife to late husband Alan and loving mother to Angela, Steven and Julian. A wonderful mother-in-law to Rolf, Linda and Lynne, and caring step grandma to David, Andrew and Rebecca. Due to the current situation the service, held on 15th May, will be family only. Donations if desired may be made to LOROS. All enquiries/flowers to McCartney's Funeral Service, 47 Coventry Road, Hinckley, LE10 0JR. Tel: 01455 637138.
Irene Marion Oughton
Beloved wife of the late Ron, much loved mum of Roger, Susan and Carol, dear mother in law of Marsha and Harry, cherished grandma of Julie, Mark, Sarah, James, Paul, Mike, Emma and Steven and a dearly loved great grandma to many. Passed away peacefully on 1st May 2020, aged 87 years. Due to the unforeseen circumstances at this time the family are having a private service, a celebration of Irene's life will be held later. Enquiries please contact J.E Hackett & Sons Ltd, Longford Bridge, Coventry, CV6 6BH. Tel: 024 76 367149
Dave Owen
Passed away peacefully at home on Saturday 25th April 2020 aged 78 years. Beloved Husband to Carole, Dad to Simon and Kerri, Father-in-law to Emma and Ron, loving Grandad to Chloe and husband Sean, Elle and Olivia and Great-Grandad to Lenny and Joey. Due to current government restrictions, a family funeral will be held at Canley Crematorium on Thursday 14th May 2020 at 3pm. Floral tributes or donations to the Alzheimer's Society may be sent direct to the charity or online via www.funeral-notices.co.uk. Enquiries at A J Lloyd Funeral Directors, The Old Barn, 656, Allesley Old Road, Coventry, CV5 8GB, Tel: 024 7627 4444.
Dennis Thorneycroft
Beloved husband to Maureen, loving Dad to Colin, Ian, and the late Helen. Brother to Alan. Father in Law to Mary and Pauline. Grandad to India and Fern. Formerly of Woodway Lane, and later of Cressage Road, Walsgrave. Dennis passed away at home April 29th 2020. Due to the current restrictions, the funeral will be private, with a celebration of Dennis' life at a later date. Any donations in lieu of flowers, please, to Myton Hospice.
Margaret Mary Wood
Formerly of Holbrooks and Earlsdon, passed away peacefully at home on 25th April 2020. Dearly loved wife to Norman and loving mum to Jakki, Julie and David & Alison. Grandma and Great Grandma to Alex, Will, Eddie, Tom, Max and Elliot. Private family cremation to be held in Malvern, Worcestershire.
Friday May 8
Roy Everald Brandford
Sadly passed away on 21st April 2020 after a long illness. Beloved partner to Sarah Ann Griffiths, loving Stepfather and adored Step-Grandfather. He will be sadly missed by family and friends. there will be a memorial service arranged by the family at a later date to celebrate Roy's life. Co-operative Funeralcare 346-354 Foleshill Road, Coventry, CV6 5AJ.
Daphne Christine Crutchlow
Beloved wife of Roderick, much loved mum of Andrew, Paul and Melissa. Dearly loved nan of Skylar, Shania, Philip and Laura and friend to many. Passed away peacefully on 22nd April 2020, aged 74 years. Due to current restrictions we cannot have the funeral service we would have wanted. There will be a graveside service for family only on 12th May at St Giles Meadow Exhall. When restrictions are lifted we will arrange a service to celebrate Daphne's life and to share happy memories. In lieu of flowers donations if desired to The British Heart Foundation in memory of Daphne can be made via J E Hackett and Sons website or by post to J.E.Hackett and Sons 93 Leicester Road, Bedworth, CV12 8AH, Tel 024 76 313326
Wesley David Daly
Passed away peacefully after a short illness on 24th April 2020 aged 80 years. A loving husband of the late Gwen and father of the late Carole. Much loved by all his family, sadly missed by friends and committee at Willenhall Social Club. Funeral service to take place on Thursday 14th May 2020 at Canley Crematorium (Charter Chapel). Family flowers only, donations to Dementia UK c/o www.heartofengland funeralcare.co.uk. Celebrations of Wesley's life will be at a later date, when we can all be together.
George Dudley
Brenda and family would like to thank everyone for cards, flowers and donations in memory of George. He will be sadly missed.
Stella Griffiths
Our wonderful Stella passed away peacefully on Sunday 26th April under the remarkable care of St. Joseph's Care Home, Birmingham, after a short illness borne with courage and dignity. Beloved wife of the late Dick & Burrows and much loved mother of Mary, Michael, Kevin, Anne and John. Sadly missed by her proud and adoring grandchildren Nicholas, Michael, Clare, Helen, Richard, Michael, Katie, Bethany, Jacob and great grandson Dylan. A loving mother-in-law, sister and aunty who will be fondly missed by all her extended family and friends. A live webcam stream of her Requiem Mass will be available via mcnmedia.tv/camera/christ-the-king-church-coventry at 9.30am on Thursday 14th May 2020. A private cremation will follow. NO FLOWERS PLEASE but donations in lieu can be made online at Little Sisters of the Poor - donate (Birmingham Home) A celebration of Stella's life will be arranged at a later date in better times.
Irene 'Peggy' Hendry
Passed away peacefully on 2nd May 2020, aged 97. Beloved wife of the late Robert, much loved mother of John, Nita, & Malcolm Dear grandmother of Gina, Nicola, Jenny & Amelia. Sadly missed by all her family and friends. The funeral service will take place at Canley Crematorium (Canon Hill Chapel) On Thursday 14th May 2020. Donations in lieu of flowers to NHS Charities together Via www.heartofengland funeralcare.co.uk All enquiries to Co-operative Funeralcare, 184 Ansty Road, Coventry, CV2 3EX
Alfred Ireland
IPassed away peacefully, Friday May 1st 2020,at the age of 99. Dearly loved by his wife Edna. Father to Derek and Keith. Father in law to Kate and Trish. Grandfather to Samantha, Paul, Natalie and Jade. Great grandfather to Isabella, Alfie, Finley, Jake and Noah. Will be greatly missed by family and friends.
Joachim Jonny Koczkowski
Sad are the hearts that love you, silent the tears that fall, living our lives without you is the hardest part of all. Wife Doreen, Sons Paul, Dean and Grandson Oliver. xx
Eileen Mary Lawley
Passed away peacefully on 6th May, 2020, aged 97 years. Beloved wife of Randolph (deceased) and much loved auntie to her nephews and nieces. A private cremation will take place at the Canley Crematorium on Thursday 14th May. Flowers may be sent to Co-Operative Funeral Care, Kenpas Highway, Coventry, CV3 6BP.
Pauline O'Sullivan
Nee McGinty. Formerly of Glenmaquin, Letterkenny, County Donegal. Wife of David RIP, mother to Noreen, John, Helen and David, grandmother to Sean, Kayleigh, John Jr., Ryan, Conor and Caitlin, Katie, Mollie, Daisy, Eiren and Aine, great grandmother to Georgia, Luca, Roma, Grace, Rose RIP, Corey, Darcey, Cohan and Shae. Died after a short illness, all borne with courage and dignity. Reunited with her beloved husband David. Family flowers only. Donations if desired for The Alzheimer's Society may be made directly to the charity. Burial to take place in Lentons Lane Cemetery on Thursday May 14th 2020 at 11.00am. All enquiries to A J Lloyd Funeral Directors, 38 Wallace Road, Coventry CV6 2LX, Tel. 024 76331900.
Mary Rickells
Widow of Percy. Passed away peacefully on 25th April 2020, aged 91 years, at Greenhill Park Care Home Evesham. Much loved mother of Sue and Phil. Grandmother to Yo, Frankie, Tom and Sam. Great grandmother to Isla and Bertie. Will be sadly missed by family and friends. A private family service will take place and a memorial service will be arranged at a later date. Donations for Myton Hospice may be sent to Merstow Green Funeral Home, 20 Merstow Green, Evesham WR11 4BD. Tel. 01386 49903.
John Sean Sheehan
They say there is a reason, they say that time will heal. But neither time nor reason will change the way I feel. For no-one knows the heartache, that lies behind my smiles. No-one knows how many times I have broken down and cried. I want to tell you something so there wont be any doubt you are so wonderful to think of but so hard to be without. Love always your wife Ethna, and your daughters Carole and Tracey xx
Barrie Arthur Wilson
Passed away peacefully on 25th April 2020 aged 84. Extremely missed by his beloved and saddened wife Lynn, son's Stephen and Nigel, daughters in law Sarah and Jo, grandchildren Kayleigh, Mitchell and Rachel, great grandchildren Cody and Madison He will remain in our broken heart's forever.
Henry Vincent Brown
Beloved Husband of Ann, much loved Dad of Mandy and Mark xxx Much loved Brother of Brian, Lawrence and Kevin. Former employee of Hawthorn Leslie Jarrow, Coventry Radiator and Nova Fabrications Coventry. Passed away peacefully on Tuesday 5th May aged 78 years. Private funeral to take place on 14th May attended by Daughter Mandy and Son Mark due to the unprecedented circumstances. Flowers welcome. All enquiries c/o Franklin & Hawkins Funeral Directors, 333 Tile Hill Lane, Coventry CV4 9DU Telephone 02476 473000
Elizabeth Oliver
Passed away on April 19th, 2020. She was the much loved Mother and Nan of Tricia, Gregg, Wayne, Livia and Tristan. She will be eternally missed.
Passed away 10 May 2019 Dad and Grandad. We miss your smile, singing and silliness so much. RIP. Beverley, Dolan, Jessica and Ellie. XXXX


That's a basket that has hung on my back porch for years. I used to keep a couple garden tolls in it. The front handle has disintegrated but the rest of it's ok. If the rest of it starts to come apart, I'll have to replace it with something similar, cos it has become a very important basket.
That funny looking thing is a piece of root from a plant called angelica that I raised several years ago. I always left it in there cos it's interesting looking. Then there's a sensor for an indoor/outdoor thermometer, on the porch to keep it out of winter weather.
It's what's down inside the basket that's so important. For the last couple winters, 2 Carolina wrens have been sleeping in the basket overnight, and sometimes during the day when it's been really cold. In the fall I saw both the birds, and lately I've only been seeing one at a time. I'm hoping that's just because they're so busy hunting food, and that one hasn't died.
I call her "she", even tho she might be a male, or hopefully, both are still here. But she's so cute, she just needs to be referred to as she. Anyway, she has a bunch of leaves down in there for insulation; kind of a nest. The angelica root might help some with that too. A couple weeks ago when we were expecting a real cold spell, I took an old dish cloth and put it down in there, leaving 2 corners stick up so I could see them. By the next morning, the 2 corners were gone: she had rearranged the cloth down into the basket.
She sits on the edge of the porch before she goes in the basket; I imagine so no other birds see her going in. Right off the porch is my little patio, where I keep seeds out all winter. In the tree 10′ away, are two hangers with suet blocks in them. All the birds hit those hard, for fat, to help to keep their high metabolism going when it's so cold. So "she", they, I hope, have food right there and a place to go to get out of the snow/rain/sleet, and the porch roof overhead. And since it's close to the house it should get a little heat from the house. Not much, but when it's 10 degrees at night, every little bit would help.
I have no idea where all these other birds could go for refuge from falling weather or the cold. It's brutal here in the winter. But 2 (I hope) little birds benefit from a basket under a porch, out of the snow, and they know that they don't get bothered much by this big human, cos I'm very careful not to disturb them.
If I'm around the kitchen a while before dusk, I can see her get some suet, wait on the edge of the porch, and then fly up into her winter home. It makes me smile.
Same to you Mary. Miss you on FB.
Birds used to come and go through my home when I lived in town. Pigeons sometimes tried to nest in the kitchen, and two unidentified small birds raised a family in the shower. I suppose I kept too many houseplants.
Don't suppose you ever considered closing the doors?
The doors were usually closed. The birds came in through the windows that stayed open from spring until autumn. Fortunately, the birds in the shower relocated before the weather got cool. The finches had a huge party in my home, and I was not even invited. I will write about it eventually.
I'll like reading that. Birds right in your house; how about bees etc? Interesting.
Everyone who could fly and get in there was in there at one time or another, including a mentally challenged squirrel who would not stay outside. I could not figure out how he kept coming back, because he could not fly. He was such a mooch, and always wanted whatever I was eating. At my next home, Timmy the baby buck moved into my home, and would not leave. I will write about it eventually.
You must have a very interesting life. 😳I hope you do write about all that.
Interesting? It is quite minimal in many ways. I prefer simplicity. Otherwise, I might have put screens on the windows.
You are really at one with nature.
I would like to think that I am rather civilized! Rhody is closer to nature because his little legs are so short.
How magical! It's nice to know we can provide shelter for at least some of these creatures during the horrid cold weather.
She goes in the basket even with my cat laying right there on the window sill. You are so good to Coal; you understand.


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Software Composition
Building the world's first free open source database of FOSS and their vulnerabilities.
Learn why and how we are building VulnerableCode, a free and open source database of FOSS components and their vulnerabilities.
Track: Software Composition devroom
Room: D.composition
VulnerableCode is a free and open source database of vulnerabilities and the FOSS packages they impact. It is made by the FOSS community to improve the security of the open source software ecosystem. It's design solves various pre-existing problems like licensing, data complexity and usability.
Using software with known vulnerabilities is one of OWASP's Top 10 security vulnerabilities . This is increasingly becoming more important as more and more software is built on top of existing free and open source software. From the perspective of software composition analysis, it then becomes increasingly important to know about vulnerable components being used. Naturally a database of mappings of packages and their vulnerabilities is required. Below are some of the problems with existing solutions and how VulnerableCode solves these.
The CPE problem :-
The National Vulnerability Database by the US government uses CPE data format to map vulnerabilities to affected components. CPEs were invented before the mass the adoption of FOSS software, and has a vendor centric design. CPEs hence are ineffective in mapping vulnerabilities to FOSS packages, because of it's distributed nature and distribution in form of different packaging systems.
VulnerableCode instead of CPEs uses package urls to map vulnerabilities and packages. Package URLs is a data format undergoing rapid adoption, it was designed at ScanCode for representing packages from different ecosystems.
The License problem:-
Majority of remaining solutions are commercial vulnerability databases. This is a problem because Data about vulnerabilities affecting FOSS must also be free and open source. Having such data behind paywall limits usage of FOSS . Commercial vulnerability databases have an incentive to bloat the data, to outshine their competition. Since the data is not open, auditing for fake vulnerabilities is also not possible.
VulnerableCode has a libre license and the data is fully open sourced, this prevents (1). Bloating the data is not an option since due to the open source nature of the project, the data is always available for public scrutiny.
The Data problem:-
Almost every major FOSS distributor provides some sort of public disclosure of vulnerabilities. They use different data formats to do so, some use variants of machine readable formats with diverse schemas, others rely on only providing human readable vulnerability disclosures. This reduces the usability of such data in SCA tools.
VulnerableCode instead parses and converts data from such sources into one single package url based data format. This allows other SCA tools to easily leverage it. The open source nature of project also allows community curation thus the data can be further enriched and purified by the community
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A 37-year-old female patient with four months history of paroxysmal pain in the left index finger was referred to our department for 99mTC-MDP scintigraphy. Radiographic studies of the patient showed a lytic tumour in the distal phalanx of the left second finger compatible with a glomus tumour. The scan showed mild decreased activity in the blood pool phase and minimal increased activity on the delayed images. The patient underwent surgery and a glomus tumour was removed. To the extent of our knowledge, this is the first case of bone scan in a glomus tumour of the finger reported in the literature.
Greenspan A, Jundt G, Remagen W. Differential Diagnosis in Orthopaedic Oncology. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2007.
Fletcher CDM, Unni KK, Mertens F. Pathology and Genetics of Tumours of Soft Tissue and Bone. IARC Press 2002.
Girisha BS, Shenoy MM, Mathias M, et al. Glomus tumor of the nail unit. Indian J Dermatol. 2011; 56(5): 583–584.
McDermott EM, Weiss APC. Glomus tumors. J Hand Surg Am. 2006; 31(8): 1397–1400.
Van Ruyssevelt CEA, Vranckx P. Subungual glomus tumor: emphasis on MR angiography. AJR Am J Roentgenol. 2004; 182(1): 263–264.
Pandey CR, Singh N, Tamang B. Subungual Glomus Tumours: Is Magnetic Resonance Imaging or Ultrasound Necessary for Diagnosis? Malays Orthop J. 2017; 11(1): 47–51.
Anakwe RE, McEachan JE. A glomus tumour beneath the painful unpolished nail. CMAJ. 2010; 182(12): 1329.


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International Review of Aerospace Engineering (IREASE)
Prof. Ethirajan Rathakrishnan
Kanpur - INDIA
CiteScore 2017: 2.24 (i)
SJR 2017: 1.148 (i)
SNIP 2017: 1.411 (i)
Quartile Q1 (in the subject areas 'Aerospace Engineering', 'Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes', 'Electrical and Electronic Engineering').
In the subject area 'Control and Systems Engineering':
SJR Quartile: Q1
Citescore Quartile: Q2
Supports Open Access
Journal Aims
The International Review of Aerospace Engineering (IREASE) is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes original theoretical and applied papers on all aspects of aerospace research. The topics to be covered include, but are not limited to:
aerodynamics, fluid dynamics, flight mechanics, structural mechanics, energetics and propulsion, advanced materials, design and manufacture of aircraft, helicopters, missiles, launchers and satellites, rotorcraft/UAV/MAV, space vehicles and satellites engineering, systems and test procedures, robotics and intelligent systems, electrical machines, power electronics and electrical systems for aerospace applications, air transportation, navigation, guidance and control, avionics and systems, flight simulation, general aviation, human powered flight, light aviation, management studies, safety, air defence systems, aerospace communications, environmental issues in aerospace, teaching and continuous education, new and important applications and trends.
IREASE also publishes letters to the Editor and research notes which discuss new research, or research in progress in any of the above thematic areas.
The International Review of Aerospace Engineering (IREASE) currently has an acceptance rate of 35%. The average time between submission and final decision is 39 days and the average time between acceptance and publication is 28 days.
published bimonthly, appearing on the last day of February, April, June, August, October, December.
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IREASE is covered by the following abstracting/indexing services:
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On 16 July 2015, in Berlin, a German-Russian forum took place, dedicated to the innovations in the field of alternative energy and environment. The Forum was attended by over 90 directors and specialists from R&D organisations of Russia and Germany. The Russian Technology Transfer Network presented the projects of Russian companies.
On May 28, 2015, the Higher School of Economics hosted the international workshop "State-of-the-art Competence Center Programmes in Europe. Opportunities for EU-Russia science and technology collaboration".
29-30 June 2015 at the premises of the Moscow City Government will be held the VIII Annual B2B Matchmaking Forum «Russia - Europe: Cooperation without Frontiers». The Forum is one of the tools to support and foster business partnerships between Russian and European SMEs.
Products2come is the first international web partnering conference for the therapeutics, biotech, diagnostics & medtech innovations. Present your technology and cooperation offers in live bilateral online meetings with representatives from leading life sciences companies. The partnering activities already started.
Tekes (the Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation) and FASIE (the Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises) have opened a new call for proposals for SME companies in Finland and Russia. The call offers Finnish SMEs an outstanding opportunity to start cooperation with Russian companies. The call for proposals ends on 15 February 2015.
On the occasion of MEDICA 2014, the global No. 1 meeting place for the medical sector, ZENIT GmbH together with the Healthcare Sector Group of the Enterprise Europe Network will organise the international Brokerage Event. The aim is to assist enterprises, universities and research institutions in finding partners in Europe for product development, manufacturing and licensing agreements, joint ventures or other types of partnership.
ETB is organizing annual joint calls for innovative near to the market R&D&I projects in all fields of modern biotechnology (health, agro/food, industrial biotech, environment, marine/aquatic solutions). The 10th transnational call for proposals is open from October 1st, 2014 until January 30th, 2015.


It has been an incredibly busy but productive year where the school has made significant strides and come out of Special Measures during the inspection in February this year. Students, staff and parents/carers have been incredibly patient and responsive to the changes we have made and have given us the opportunity to improve this Academy. I would like to thank them all for their efforts in supporting me in ensuring that we can provide an educational service to our young people that we are all proud of.
As is always the case in this profession, we say goodbye to a number of staff which I will inform you of in a moment, but first, I would like to thank a few members of staff who have changed roles in the Academy for September 2018.
Mr Clompus has been the Vice Principal for a number of years, but earlier this year agreed to take on the post of Director of Post-16 at the Academy working closely with the others schools in our collaborative Sixth Form. I would like to thank him for his fantastic efforts as my Deputy and I am confident that the Post-16 provision within the Academy will go from strength to strength with him at the helm.
Mr Downes has stepped down from his role of Head of Post-16. This is to enable him to focus on his teaching during the last years of his illustrious career at Sir Bernard Lovell Academy which began 32 years ago in 1986.
Mr Smy has led significant improvement in Maths as the Curriculum Team Leader. He has agreed to take on a key role for us and will ensure the smooth operation of our IT platforms and systems as the Director of IT Operational Services and E-Learning.
Mr Lyle, will remain as Head of Callisto House, however, will also become our Designated Safeguarding Lead alongside Mr White.
Mrs Hart, will remain as Head of Titan House, however, will also become our Academy Primary Liaison and Transition Coordinator.
Mr Rossister, will replace Mr Smy as Curriculum Team Leader for Maths.
Mr Shiells, will become Curriculum Team Leader for P.E.
I would like to thank all the above members of staff for their dedication and commitment to our students and this Academy. They will all be missed and I would like to wish them the best of luck on behalf of staff, students, parents and carers.
In particular, we are saying goodbye to three members of the Senior Leadership Team who were instrumental in ensuring the Academy came out of Special Measures. I would like to thank them personally for the support they have given me in my first year at SBL Academy.
Over the summer we will also be appointing replacements for the outgoing Deputy Heads of House to ensure our students have appropriate support in September.
Please read the information booklet for parents and carers (Pdf, 1.7mb) filled with relevant information regarding the Academy which will help with understanding our expectations and give guidance for you for next year. It is similar in nature to the document you will have received in Year 6 but has obviously been updated to reflect our heightened expectations and aspirations for all of our students. Importantly, there is very little change to policy on Uniform, jewellery, piercings, hair and behaviour however, from September we will have heightened expectations regarding students meeting our requirements. A key responsibility for us is to ensure that our students are prepared for life beyond school and in order for this ambition to be recognised we need to ensure that we enforce the expectations we publish. Students have had a number of assemblies and sessions with tutors regarding this so it will not be a surprise to them and as I have said before in order for us to provide the best educational opportunities we need your full support. By meeting our expectations regarding these things every student will be able to focus on the core purpose of school and be able to achieve to the best of their ability and our energies can be directed into teaching and learning.
If there are likely to be issues in meeting our expectations regarding the items in the booklet please contact your child's tutor in the first instance and we will aim to resolve them as quickly as possible. I have also written to you previously to prepare the way forward for the next academic year.
I wish all the students and families a well-deserved, restful and safe summer break and look forward to welcoming all students back to the Academy in September.


Ozzy Osbourne has had some very public medical issues this past year and is still struggling with issues that stemmed from his bout with pneumonia according to WMTW.
Because of this, Ozzy is pushing back all of his tour dates until 2020, this includes the show at Darling's Waterfront Pavilion.
The new date is June 13, 2020. Tickets purchased for this summer will be honored for the new date and refunds are available if necessary.


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public class MinStack {

    // LeetCode 155 Min Stack constant time O(1)
    private Node first;

    private class Node {
        private int val;
        private int min = Integer.MAX_VALUE;
        private Node next;
    }

    public MinStack() {
        first = null;
    }

    public void push(int x) {
        Node temp = new Node();
        temp.val = x;
        temp.min = (this.first == null) ? x : Math.min(x, first.min);
        temp.next = this.first;
        this.first = temp;
    }

    public void pop() {
        if (first != null)
            first = first.next;
    }

    public int top() {
        if (first == null)
            return 0;
        else
            return first.val;
    }

    public int getMin() {
        if (first == null)
            return 0;
        else
            return first.min;
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        MinStack obj = new MinStack();
        obj.push(-2);
        obj.push(0);
        obj.push(-3);
        System.out.println(obj.getMin());
        obj.pop();
        System.out.println(obj.top());
        System.out.println(obj.getMin());
    }
}

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#include "PolicySet.h"
#include "debug.h"

PolicySet::PolicySet(TiXmlElement* set) : IPolicyBase(set){
	iType = POLICY_SET;
	policyCombiningAlgorithm = (set->Attribute("combine")!=NULL) ? set->Attribute("combine") : deny_overrides_algorithm;

	//init subjects
	TiXmlNode * target = set->FirstChild("target");
	if(target){
		for(TiXmlElement * child = (TiXmlElement*)target->FirstChild("subject"); child;
				child = (TiXmlElement*)child->NextSibling() ) {
			subjects.push_back(new Subject(child));
		}
	}

	for(TiXmlNode * node = (TiXmlNode*)set->FirstChild(); node;
			node = (TiXmlNode*)node->NextSibling() ) {

		TiXmlElement * child = dynamic_cast<TiXmlElement*>(node);
		if(child == NULL)
			continue;

		if(child->ValueStr() == "policy-set"){
			PolicySet * set = new PolicySet(child);
			policysets.push_back(set);
			sortArray.push_back(set);
		}
		else if(child->ValueStr() == "policy"){
			Policy * policy = new Policy(child);
			policies.push_back(policy);
			sortArray.push_back(policy);
		}
	}

//	LOGD("[PolicySet]  : subjects size : %d",subjects.size());
//	LOGD("[PolicySet]  : policies size : %d",policies.size());
//	LOGD("[PolicySet]  : policysets size : %d",policysets.size());
}

PolicySet::PolicySet(IPolicyBase* policy) : IPolicyBase(policy){
	iType = POLICY_SET;
	policyCombiningAlgorithm = deny_overrides_algorithm;
	policies.push_back((Policy*)policy);
	sortArray.push_back(policy);
	this->description = policy->description;
}

PolicySet::~PolicySet()
	{
	// TODO Auto-generated destructor stub
	}

bool PolicySet::matchSubject(Request* req){

	if(subjects.size() == 0)
		return true;
	else
		for(int i=0; i<subjects.size(); i++){
			if(subjects[i]->match(req))
				return true;
		}
	return false;
}

Effect PolicySet::evaluatePolicies(Request * req){

	for(int i=0; i<policies.size(); i++){
			LOGD("policies[%d] = %s",i,policies[i]->description.data());
	}

 	if(req->getResourceAttrs().size() == 0){
		return PERMIT;
	}

	if(policyCombiningAlgorithm == deny_overrides_algorithm){
		LOGD("[PolicySet] deny_overrides algorithm");
		int effects_result[] = {0,0,0,0,0,0,0};
		for(int i=0; i<sortArray.size(); i++){
			effects_result[sortArray[i]->evaluate(req)]++;
			if(effects_result[DENY] > 0)
				return DENY;
		}
/*
		for(int i=0; i<policies.size(); i++){
			effects_result[policies[i]->evaluate(req)]++;
			if(effects_result[DENY] > 0)
				return DENY;
		}

//		PolicySets evaluation
		for(int i=0; i<policysets.size(); i++){
			effects_result[policysets[i]->evaluate(req)]++;
			if(effects_result[DENY] > 0)
				return DENY;
		}
*/
/*
		LOG("[PolicySet] (0) PERMIT "<<effects_result[0]);
		LOG("[PolicySet] (1) DENY "<<effects_result[1]);
		LOG("[PolicySet] (2) ONESHOT "<<effects_result[2]);
		LOG("[PolicySet] (3) SESSION "<<effects_result[3]);
		LOG("[PolicySet] (4) BLANKET "<<effects_result[4]);
		LOG("[PolicySet] (5) UNDETERMINED "<<effects_result[5]);
*/
		if(effects_result[UNDETERMINED])
			return UNDETERMINED;
		if(effects_result[PROMPT_ONESHOT])
			return PROMPT_ONESHOT;
		if(effects_result[PROMPT_SESSION])
			return PROMPT_SESSION;
		if(effects_result[PROMPT_BLANKET])
			return PROMPT_BLANKET;
		if(effects_result[PERMIT])
			return PERMIT;
		return INAPPLICABLE;
	}
	else if(policyCombiningAlgorithm == permit_overrides_algorithm){
		LOGD("[PolicySet] permit_overrides algorithm");
		int effects_result[] = {0,0,0,0,0,0,0};

		for(int i=0; i<sortArray.size(); i++){
			effects_result[sortArray[i]->evaluate(req)]++;
			if(effects_result[PERMIT] > 0)
				return PERMIT;
		}
/*
		for(int i=0; i<policies.size(); i++){
			effects_result[policies[i]->evaluate(req)]++;
			if(effects_result[PERMIT] > 0)
				return PERMIT;
		}

//		PolicySets evaluation
		for(int i=0; i<policysets.size(); i++){
			effects_result[policysets[i]->evaluate(req)]++;
			if(effects_result[PERMIT] > 0)
				return PERMIT;
		}
*/
		if(effects_result[UNDETERMINED])
			return UNDETERMINED;
		if(effects_result[PROMPT_BLANKET])
			return PROMPT_BLANKET;
		if(effects_result[PROMPT_SESSION])
			return PROMPT_SESSION;
		if(effects_result[PROMPT_ONESHOT])
			return PROMPT_ONESHOT;
		if(effects_result[DENY])
			return DENY;
		return INAPPLICABLE;
	}
	else if(policyCombiningAlgorithm == first_matching_target_algorithm){
		LOGD("[PolicySet] first_matching_target algorithm");
		for(int i=0; i<sortArray.size(); i++){
			LOGD("[PolicySet] try eval %s",sortArray[i]->description.data());
			if(sortArray[i]->matchSubject(req)){
				LOGD("[PolicySet] eval %s",sortArray[i]->description.data());
				return sortArray[i]->evaluate(req);
			}
		}
		return INAPPLICABLE;
        }
	return INAPPLICABLE;
}

Effect PolicySet::evaluate(Request * req){
	if(matchSubject(req)){
		if(policies.size()==	0 && policysets.size()==0){
			return PERMIT;
		}
		else{
			return evaluatePolicies(req);
		}
	}
	else
		return INAPPLICABLE;
}


Step Four: Using the tree boarder die, die cut half of the tree and snip the rest of the paper off.
Step Five: Help define the side of the tree with a slight outline using the green watercolor paint.
Step Six: Trim a piece of Wood Effects printed paper to 4.25×5.5 inches. Using 10mm clear double sided adhesive, adhere the printed paper to an A2 card frame.
Step Seven: Adhere the the watercolor panel to the card using three dimensional adhesive so the tree pops up over the printed paper.
Step Eight: Using a red droplet paint such as Nuvo, fill in the embossed circles with paint. I used Nuvo Autumn Red drops.
Step Nine: Using a yellow or gold watercolor paint (I used Daniel Smith's Quinacridone Deep Gold, paint a panel on watercolor paper with the color. Let dry and then die cut the two stars from the painted panel.
Step Ten: Using Kids Choice Glue, adhere the stars to the top of tree.
Step Eleven: Create a red ombre panel using watercolors on a scrap of watercolor paper. I used Daniel Smith Quinacridone Rose. Let dry and die cut your sentiment using the new Words 5- Winter Wishes die set. Adhere the sentiment to the bottom of the card using Kids Choice Glue.
I hop e you enjoyed seeing my embossed watercolored christmas tree today. Make sure you check out the whole release and make sure you share you creations over on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Facebook Gallery.


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A Light History of Hot Air
Peter Doherty
From a life lived on three continents Doherty has collected a vast repertoire of information on illumination, hot air and burning, and presented it in a narrative written with great style, intimate with stories, concerned with the world around him, and the simple beauty of science.
Nobel Prize-winner Peter Doherty's enthusiasm and curiosity about the world around him informs this atmospheric collection of stories on illumination, hot air and burning in all their guises. Written with great style and richly intimate with personal anecdotes, A Light History of Hot Air is concerned with the world and the simple beauty of science. Doherty shines a unique, tangential light of insight that reveals his subjects in new and unexpected ways.
A childhood in Queensland awakens a boy's-own-adventure enthusiasm for trains and ships; further learning leads to admiration for such engineering marvels as the humble refrigerator and the steady march of progress that has brought us from tallow candles to electric lights.
Featuring cameos from Albert Einstein, Samuel Pepys, Charles Dickens and Thomas the Tank Engine, among others, A Light History of Hot Air is an unmissable treat.
Peter Doherty shared the 1996 Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology for discovering the nature of the cellular immune defence. Based at the University of Melbourne, he continues to be involved in research directed at understanding and preventing the severe consequences of influenza virus infection. He has published five books for general readers, including the bestselling The Beginner's Guide to Winning the Nobel Prize.
The Beginner's Guide to Winning the Nobel Prize (New Edition)Peter Doherty
The Knowledge WarsPeter Doherty
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The Incidental TouristPeter Doherty


The definition of industry has always been a very contentious issue in the industrial jurisprudence and there have been an array of cases which have tried to settle the dispute and give the adequate definition as and when raised. However, it was realized that these definitions have created more and confusion. To settle the dust in the matter and the definition of industry under section 2(j) of the IDA was considered by the Supreme Court in the land mark judgment of Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board Vs A.Rajjapa and Ors.  Here the courts interpreted the term industry very broadly. However, the minority opinion was against giving such a wide definition to the term industry. Bangalore Water Supply judgment was important because it was for the first time that a comparatively clear definition of the term was given. Majority judgment was delivered by justice Krishna Iyer. In the will look into various tools and reason of interpretation used by justice Krishna Iyer to reach his conclusions.
For the production and distribution of goods and services calculated to satisfy the human needs.
The effect was that a large number of activities which did not fall under the definition of industry came under the purview of the definition of industry. The court overruled all the earlier of the court in Safdarjung  , Solicitors case  , Delhi University  etc given by the court which brought out from the purview of the definition of industry these activities. The result of such a change was that the activities such as professions, clubs, educational institutions, co-operatives, research institutes, charitable projects and other kindred projects if they fulfill the above-mentioned triple test cannot be exempted from the scope of section 2(j). The Bangalore water supply case was in certain matters a reaffirmation and amalgamation of the Hospital Mazdoor Sabha  and City Corporation of Nagpur  . Hence, following the earlier ratios of these two cases the court it was stated by justice Krishna Iyer that sovereign functions would be out of the purview of the definition of the term industry. However, the sovereign functions only include the inalienable functions of the state not the welfare functions. As a caution it was also mentioned that the departments of governments which can be severed from the sovereign functions will fall under the scope of scope of section 2(j).
What is the purpose and object of the reason and spirit?
The court in BWSS was of the view that the Act a whole is to further the interest of the labours and hence it is beneficial in nature. To a proper interpretation it is essential to read the entire statute as a whole to bring out its beneficial character. To figure out the true intention of the legislature it is essential to view the statue as a whole. Hence, it was correct on the part of the court to look into the historical background, relevant constitutional entry, preamble of the act, the social goal which it aimed to achieve.
The court looked into the preamble of the Act which talks about the investigation and settlement of industrial dispute.
The Act being a beneficial act it was important to read the enactment as a whole to bring out its true nature and intent of the legislature. The view of the court to give wider interpretation to section 2(j) of IDA was accepted in many later judgments. Thus, this is a settled rule of interpretation now that if there are two interpretations possible, the one which furthers the policy and object of the enactment and which is more beneficial is to be preferred.
What was the mischief or the defect for which the common law did not provide?
What is the remedy the act has provided?
What is the reason of the remedy?
The attempt here was to bring out the true purpose of the enactment which was found by the court to be the industrial development, by maintaining the peaceful and harmonious relation between the employer and the employee. Thus this act was given wider ambit to bring within its purview as many undertakings as possible.
Thus, the object of the enactment was to bring within its ambit all those industry which full the triple test criteria laid down by the court. A bare few exceptions were made by the court. The decision in BWSS did hold the ground for a very long time and still is the rule for deciding the cases relating to 'Industry". However, with the passage of time the wide ambit which was given by BWSS to the term "industry" was seen to causing trouble in many ways. Different bench several of the HCs and SC again started giving different opinions.
In the case of Coir Board Ernakulum v Indira Devi  the question was whether the coir board would be an industry or not. Following the ratio of BWSS strictly, the coir board would be an industry. However, looking at the nature of work of the coir board the division bench was of the view that it should be outside the ambit of industry. Hence, the matter was referred to the larger bench, which stuck to the ratio of BWSS.
Nonetheless, the controversy surrounding the definition did not rest there. The cleavage of opinion in judiciary about the ratio of BWSS was very apparent. Hence, a five judge bench was formed to look into the matter in the case of State of UP v Jai Bir Singh  .
In Jai Bir Singh the court looked into the pre and post BWSS cases. The court was of the view that there should a middle way between liberal and literal rule of interpretation. It didn't favour the expansive definition given to the term industry bordering to absurdum in certain cases. The court was also critical of the way in which the judgment of the BWSS was delivered with different judges giving their opinion in a half-hazard way. The court referred to Hospital Mazdoor Sabha  and was of the view that a line needs to be drawn to bring out certain undertakings out of the ambit of industry. We have already discussed the Heydon's rule of interpretation and purposive construction and how it was applied in BWSS. It is interesting that the judges in BWSS also looked into the legislation as one of the beneficial legislation which needs to be interpreted liberally. However, they were not in agreement with the BWSS, that IDA was a worker oriented statute and hence the only focus should be the worker. The judges were of the view that this being a beneficial statute, it has to benefit the society as a whole. Any interpretation given to this statute should take into account both, employers and the employees. The objective of the enactment is to further industrial peace and harmony ultimate objective being the industrial development of the nation. Justice Dhramadhikari, speaking for the court in the case stated the even in BWSS it has been pointed out that a line is necessary. The dissenting opinion of the BWSS also pointed out that only such activities systematically and habitually carried on commercial lines for production of goods or for rendering material services to the community shall fall within the ambit of industry.
After the decision of BWSS, the law has been amended and the amended section 2(j) brings out from the purview of the definition of industry certain undertakings, however it has not been notified yet. The employees contended that the Bangalore water supply still holds the field and notification of amended section has not been done because there is no alternative provided to the employees who will be brought out of the purview of industry. The court while dealing with the sovereign functions held that the way in which the sovereign function has been dealt in BWSS, takes into account only the constitutional function of the state. However, the concept of sovereignty is much larger. The government welfare activities fall with the concept of sovereignty and shall be brought out of the purview of industry. If need be another legislation can be brought to protect the interest of such excluded class. The court agreed to the ratio of Safdarjung  case that "although 'profit motive' is irrelevant, in order to encompass the activity within the word 'industry', the activity must be 'analogous to trade or business in a commercial sense". Hence, the court was against giving such a wide definition and wanted to restrict the interpretation of the term 'industry'.
If we look at both the cases and the method of interpretation used by the court in both the cases, it is very apparent that both the benches have used the same tools and rules of interpretation, used same case laws as precedents, to arrive at two different conclusions. Justice Krishna Iyer used the purposive rule of interpretation and reached a conclusion that the act was beneficial in nature and was aimed at maintaining industrial peace and harmony and hence its ambit should be as broad as possible to give benefit to all categories of employees possible. Justice Dhramadhikari while delivering his judgment was also of similar view. In Jai Bir Singh the court agreed that IDA was a beneficial legislation and is has to benefit society as a whole not a section of society. For that it was proposed that both the sides of the balance have to be equal, an interpretation should not overburden the employers or the employees. The ultimate aim being, industrial peace and harmony, and hence, development of the nation. In Jai Bir singh the court viewed that definition of industry should be restricted so that the overall benefit of the enactment can reach to greater number of people.
After going through both the cases I am of the view that Jai Bir Singh should be correct position of law. Having a look at the Coir Board of Ernakulam  would clearly show that a board meant for the promotion for coir and the farmers involved was not practically an industry but technically speaking it came within purview of industry. Similarly, many hospitals and charity whose sole object I to help the society would come within the purview of industry. A line certainly needs to be drawn some where. It's nobody's case that employees of such excluded sectors do not need protection of course they do. It's just that IDA is not the enactment to look for.
Just to substantiate my argument of favoring the Jai Bir singh over Bangalore water supply, I would like to state the report of the second National Labour Commission  . The national labour commission has talked of the reform of the labour laws, which as of now are favoring employees over the employers. The commission in its report has mentioned that such an attitude has not only affected the employers' interest but also the consumers' interest. At the same time it talks about protecting the workers interest by ensuring better social security scheme. This view of labour commission is in tune with the judgment of Jai Bir Singh.
Singh. Justice .G.P., PINCIPLES OF STATUTORY INTERPRETATION, 12th edn., Lexis Nexis Butterworths Wadhwa, Nagpur, 2010.
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Q: Xubuntu 14.10 (Thunar) won't auto-mount exfat partitions even with exfat-fuse and exfat-utils installed I have a flashdrive that is formatted with exfat where I store all my documents and such. I have successfully used it with ArchLinux and Nautilus, where it auto-mounted when plugged in without any issues once I installed the proper utilities.
With Xubuntu 14.10 64-bit, I am having a problem. With the utilities installed (fuse-exfat exfat-utils) I can manually mount the exfat drive as root, and this works fine. But when I plug it into the computer, Thunar simply refuses to auto-mount it or even show it in the sidebar. How can I get this to work? It's really annoying to have to manually mount it when I know there's a better way.
I have all updates installed, and no PPA's on the system. This is a completely fresh install, besides VLC and Google Chrome.

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There are times when I hate reviewing sub-ohm tanks, because the technology has gotten so advanced, that the gap between good and bad is shrinking by the day. And as a result, we're forced to be hyper-critical of devices, simply because their "X" isn't as good as another device's "Y" … like I had to do with the Voopoo UForce T1 sub-ohm tank in this review. I'm not the only Spinfuel VAPE Reviewer to feel this way either, check out the review published just yesterday for the Wotofo x Rig Mod FLUX and Flow Pro Tank. "These days a poor performing Sub-Ohm is an aberration, most sub-ohms in 2018 perform just fine, and the Flow Pro is no exception." So you see, this is becoming a problem for those of us that make our living writing about vape gear in order to guide our readers toward the 'good stuff'.
But there's nothing about the UForce T1 that makes me say, "I have to grab it instead of [TANK X]." There's no standout feature or performance note that makes me want to pack up my Prince's (review here) or Valyrian's (review here) or FireLuke's (review here) for the trash heap, illustrating my original point one more time.
The UForce T1 is actually an updated version of the original UForce, (reviewed here) which I didn't get to test while reviewing the Voopoo Too mod, but from what I can gather the UForce T1 is a natural evolution of the coil system, while the exterior received a knurled, semi-futuristic design makeover.
The problem is that makeover makes it look an awful lot like the SMOK TFV12 Prince tank, save for a few extra millimeters of height, a slightly more bulbous 8mL capacity tank, and knurling where the Prince has some engraved lines. Now, I know a LOT of tanks are following this design model, but none as closely as the UForce T1.
I do need to say that the sliding top-fill port is much nicer than SMOK's offering, which is button-operated, versus the T1's spring-loaded cap. I never thought it would matter until I needed an extra pair of hands in a crowded park, and the sliding cap allowed me to fill without awkwardly asking a bystander to hold my bottle of e-liquid. So, this is a major feather in Voopoo's cap.
Another notable difference is the three-slotted airflow, as opposed to the standard dual port openings. I didn't detect much improvement in airflow versus the traditional format, but apparently the airflow is designed to flow upwards more easily than other styles. I suppose your mileage may vary, but these details usually come down to splitting hairs.
Finally, there's the now-standard Resin drip tip, which does its job well enough. It stays cool on the lips but could be a touch longer to avoid any inadvertent contact with the top cap, which gets very hot at higher wattages.
For all the hype about capacity and design, the real stars of the UForce T1 tank are located inside the device. For starters, the thing proved to be pretty damn leak-proof during my two-week testing period. Other than the usual condensation that happens when temperatures change, the T1 was one of the more reliable tanks in my collection, at least in this department.
The other notable "highlight" of the T1 tank was the pair of coils that came in the box. Both the 0.4-ohm Kanthal coil and the 0.13-ohm mesh coil were decent mid-wattage performers, with solid flavor and vapor performance from both. If I had to lean in one direction, I found the Kanthal coil was slightly better overall, with brighter flavor and richer vapor.
When staying right in the middle of their stated ranges both coil heads were at their best. Though each was listed to go upwards of 100 watts, I found that both started to scorch above 80 watts, regardless of which mod I had attached. This is a little misleading for newcomers, who might push these well past their actual limits.
In terms of longevity, the Kanthal coil was slightly more durable, giving me a decent six days of performance before flavor started to wane. But neither is winning any endurance records, especially when compared to some of today's better sub-ohm tanks. That said, juice consumption was surprisingly frugal considering how flavor and vapor focused the tank is.
As a side note, after nearly a year of seeing mesh coils pop up in every possible format, I have to really see the advantages. Sure, they perform well and can keep up with modern standards, but is there really any flavor and vapor advantage to using them? I'm not convinced…yet. When my SMOK TFV12 Prince COBRA arrives and I get the chance to try it out, I'll see if there are improvements to be had. I've been hearing good things from my co-workers about the 0.15ohm V12 Prince Mesh Core provided with the Prince COBRA.
So, while it seems like I'm nonplussed by the Voopoo UForce T1 sub-ohm tank I enjoyed using it while the experience lasted. It was a solid, no-frills tank that I liked bringing out for nights on the town, thanks to its large capacity and light juice consumption.
But those were the primary reasons I used it. Would I replace my collection of Prince's or Valyrian's in favor of the UForce? Not a chance. I use the term "solid" far too often when describing vape products, to the point where I feel like it's being misinterpreted as a glowing review.
Solid means just that – a reliable, base product that does what it says it will. And in turn, the Voopoo UForce T1 does what it says it will, and most vapers will be more than satisfied with the tank. But there isn't one superlative I can use about this tank, since it's structured similarly to so many others, and performs right in the middle of that same pack.
If I had to pick a target audience for the Voopoo UForce T1, it would be people who know how to gauge vape quality and know how to tinker with wattages until they find a sweet spot for each coil. Beginners will probably struggle with the T1, burning coils because of the "100W" upper range written on the side, and wondering if this performance was what everyone's been talking about all these years.
If you score one of these with a new mod kit like the VOOPOO BLACK DRAG, a Kit I'm about to begin reviewing, by all means, use it and enjoy it – the T1 does more than enough right. But if you're in the market for something more akin to a premier vaping experience, I can't give a compelling reason to choose the T1 over so many other, superior contenders.


Q: I struggle with understanding how much sugarpaste is required for a carved cake, do you have any tips?
A: This depends on how thick you need your covering as not all sugarpastes are the same. Some rip easily so the covering needs to be rolled out to around 3-4mm thick, whilst others contain more gums that make the sugarpaste stretchy so can be rolled thinner. A typical novelty cake with covered board and models serving 15-25 would need around 2-3kg.
Q: What is the best way to rework dried paste?
A: Place a sterile damp cloth over the crusted sugarpaste and leave until the crust has softened enough to knead through again. Or you can just peel the crust off like a potato revealing the soft paste underneath.
Q: A local business copies all my cake designs, down to placement of decorations and colour shades, can I do anything about this?
A: Contact them directly by letter and state your concerns and asking them to refrain from using your designs. Most often, people do not realise that they shouldn't do this seeing no harm, so once advised, stop immediately.
Q: What is the best way of fixing ripped fondant?
A: If it has just been applied, this can be pushed back together to close the rip using a little water or edible glue if necessary. Gently massaging the rip with your fingertips should make it disappear. I like to run a flexi smoother over the surface too. If the paste has dried and you have a crack, fill with softened paste the same colour and massage gently until smooth. There may seem to be a slight colour shade difference but this will disappear once dried.
Q: It is better to seal a cake with ganache or buttercream?
A: I prefer ganache as this sets firm to give you a very sturdy surface to decorate with sugarpaste, perfect for 3D sculptures or high-sided cakes. Swiss meringue buttercream is good also as once refrigerated, has a firm surface, although not as firm as ganache.
Q: What is the best glue to use for decorations?
A: I've always used CMC gum glue (a pinch of CMC mixed with a few tablespoons of warm water) but many sugarpastes around the world will stick even with a tiny drop of water.
Q: How long does a fondant covered cake stay fresh?
A: This depends on how you have prepared it as your crumb coat needs to seal the cake completely. I like to sit the crumb coated cake on a sugarpaste covered cake board as once covered with sugarpaste, this encompasses the cake totally in sugar. Sugar is a natural preservative, allowing it to last much longer, usually around one week from baking and maybe even longer depending on how the cake is stored.
Q: What are your tips for travelling with a carved cake?
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Q: Are you allowed to put ribbon around a cake?
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Q: Do you have any tips for Swiss meringue buttercream – it just won't work!
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Having acquired the right skills in the Gymnasium, students enter the Lyceum and a new way of thinking and approaching knowledge. In class, with the guidance of their teachers, students learn to think critically, to argue logically, to do research and to delve more deeply into the academic subjects.
Particular emphasis is given to the English language, with many teaching hours included in the weekly schedule (7 hours for A Lyceum, 7 hours for B and 5 hours for G). Pierce's highly-qualified teachers implement advanced teaching methods for the English language. Students are placed in small classes according to their level of knowledge. The program also includes elective classes. The fully equipped MEDIA CENTER contributes significantly to effective teaching and makes the learning of foreign languages easier.
In the context of our preparing our students very well for admission into higher education, there are small "streamed" classes with experienced teachers. Our excellent results on the Panhellenic exams validate the methodical and systematic organization of this teaching.
The school program is enriched with educational visits that provide students with the opportunity, along with the learning process in the classroom, to have essential contact with the arts (museums, archeological sites, galleries), production (factories, businesses), the Mass Media (newspapers, magazines, television stations) as well as the main institutions (Parliament, courts).
The cultivation of a more profound education in our students is also accelerated by participation in a variety of events (musical, theatrical, athletic) as well as in international and Greek programs.
All of the above prepare students to become active and responsible citizens with cultivated and multi-faceted personalities.


Sorry to be such a downer/drama queen tonight, but this weekend I had one of those epiphanies that make you kind of question everything about your life and the direction in which you're headed.
I'm 100 percent guilty of forgetting to/failing to live in the moment, and I'm always looking ten steps ahead.
This forward-focused outlook has served me well academically in my youth and even professionally … but personally, it's basically been a thorn in my side.
It makes me an impatient person, it means I often interrupt conversations (even though it's not deliberate) and means I often don't stop to smell the roses, let alone see them.
And that makes me sad, because I'm a very detail-oriented person who recalls every little thing … if I take the time to notice it, that is.
Sometimes I can be in the moment.
Friday night, for example, I totally had a blast at a happy hour goodbye party for our friend, and then easily practiced intuitive eating at dinner at a Mexican restaurant with another group of our friends. I just focused on the company (my hubby and our friends) and enjoyed the night to its fullest. I felt alive in every sense of the word; I wish the feeling could last forever.
But then Saturday night, after a fun day at the park with my husband's work department, I found myself sitting home alone (he was studying, no friends/family were home to chat with or hang out with).


Honestly, I have to say, the #WBF2010 was really tough. More than three days of running, rushing, eating, chatting, talking and meeting people. It was fun. And totally amazing.
The World Blogging Forum carries a name that made things complicated since the very beginning. When i got the invitation for the first edition, last year, was a bit confusing and it was difficult to believe that was not a joke.
The real problem for people like me that attend more than 60 conferences and more than a hundred events per year is always to be able to select carefully where to go and to avoid specific kind of events. I totally avoid marketing events without any content and events with a specific goal: sell something. I also try to avoid events where i don't have the chance to learn something.
So when i got the first invitation last year and i discovered that a student organization was behind the event i accepted. I was also a bit confused when there was not an actual preparation of the talks and since 2 minutes before going on stage anybody of us was exactly sure about what to say.
Maybe that situation can disappoint people, but then something happened. We suddenly realize that our specific demands in terms of event organization are driven by the search of efficiency. But that was not the context of efficiency, it was the contest of knowing each other and take great experiences one from the others. And this is exactly the mood that i wanted to have during the 2010 edition just concluded in Vienna.
I was asked to talk about prosumers and the best that i could get to such a general audience was my personal experience. Of course i give speeches all the time and i wanted to apply all the rules of a good presentation, so i prepared something a bit inspirational, with some case history too.
The issue that we had during the #WBF2010, and i'm sure that Ritchie who organized the event very passionately will agree on, was the lack of glue on the stage. Yes we were really different one to the other and our background and specialties were so many that of course the audience lost the thread. Actually because the thread was not very clear even to us on stage.
I have to say, that for us was much easier, when you are on stage it's very easy, you just talk and show off your story. No big deal. But when you are on the audience and you don't find a very clear path from one speaker to the other, well, it's really difficult to follow.
And that is exactly what happened. Lots of tweets were really far from the talks on stage and also the problem was that some of us are professional presenters, like me, Livia Iacolare and Andrea Vascellari. But others are not, so of course some presentations are easier to follow and others are a bit more complicated.
I also decided to take the company i work for on stage, including 123people in some of the slides and taking from it the two case histories in my presentation. I think that that move didn't like to someone in the audience, because at the end of my presentation there was an argument regarding 123people. Well, i can pretend to be totally out of the company when i get out of the door of the office, but it doesn't work. I cannot pretend that I live in Vienna because of the weather or the food. I decided to move here to follow my passion and my careeer, and definitely my company. I'm not going to take away a part of myself because someone feels pissed off by the presence of companies on a stage. I brought some content to show my experience, you can decide to take it and try to understand my point or you can just decide you are not interested, no problem. I'm totally fine with that.
But you know, you can't attack me without expecting a proper reaction, because you have the right to disagree with me and to express your disagreement even in a tough way, but you need to have a point. Being pissed off just because you don't have anything else to say, it's not a good point, i'm sorry.
At the same time i don't understand why people are asking to take down the twitter-wall behind the stage. Some say because it distract the audience, some other because people can follow twitter on their own devices, some other say that it's simply useless.
I find it interesting for different reasons. First of all, it gives you an immediate perception of the mood regarding the event. The more the tweets are focused on a topic and the more the presenter is engaging the audience. But the best engaging ever is when there are no tweets during the presentation and a huge storm of tweets right after. It's also funny sometimes because a joke can spread in the room, very quickly. In my opinion the twitter-wall is nice and should be kept. And for those who think that it distract from the stage (usually the most scared about that are the speakers), i only say that an interesting speaker cannot be afraid of a twitter-wall, if you have great content and a great way to deliver it, the twitter-wall will support you in spreading your idea.
I also loved the great job that Ritchie did in the organization side. We had a great location, a great food and even with a tight schedule we were able to enjoy all the time together. A great thank you to Mihaela, Matthias, Eric, Andrea, Livia and all the other people for the great time together.
Be constructive, be nice and be critic (non necessary in this order).


Abstract Content: The process of protein folding to native protein was one of the most peculiar processes which is ravelled by many of the anti microbial agents and genetically altered cells and getting successful by introducing loss of function or gain of function mutations related to the process. Cystic fibrosis is one of the well understood diseases that are discussed here. Unfolded proteins are guided by molecular chaperones folding them in to its native state. Whereas some of the mutations lead to the generation of misfolded proteins whose study is difficult as aggregation properties in the cell differ by type of fusion proteins used .So, continuous effort is being made in this area and the results are promisive but, as most of the proteins contain un organised regions of 30 amino acids which is necessary for non specific interactions with proteins. So, as protein –protein interactions play a major role, designing therapeutic drugs pertaining to protein –protein interactions is found to be useful.


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The bus will pick you up at 9:30h at "Place de Brouckère" in front of the Hotel Metrolpole. This tour will take about 3 hours being guided in English.
Discover the historical city centre of Brussels starting at St. Catherine's harbour, passing the stock exchanges, the boulevards and leading to the galleries and the Cathedral. This guided tour will be about Belgian folklore, legends and traditions and also some specialities.
The English speaking guide will start from St. Catherine's church (3 min. from " Place de Brouckère") at 9:30h. This walking visit will take about 3 hours.
The Belgians are famous for their good taste, delicious food, lovely chocolate and their cosy bars and bistrot's. This convivial tour through Brussels' taverns reflect the best the town's evolution of taste and social habits. Its decoration reveals the architectural trends and fashions of the time. Two 'refreshing stopovers' will give you a taste of the tavern's ambiance.
The English speaking guide will pick you up at 9:30h from Brussels' town hall on'Grand Place' and take you on a walk to the nicest and most interesting taverns for 3 hours.


Bamboo shoot macaroons are a local Nagaokakyo specialty, a new kind of confectionery that looks just like the bamboo shoots it uses. They won the grand prize in the local Nagaokakyo sweets competition, and local cake and tea shops in Nagaokakyo are making bamboo shoot macaroons with their store's own unique twist. Enjoy these colorful bamboo shaped confectioneries and their different aromas and textures. You'll also find bamboo shoot flavored bean wafers, bean breads, and so on.