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Лососеві (Salmoninae) — підродина променеперих риб з однойменної родини лососевих (Salmonidae). Найбільша підродина цієї родини (згідно видання «Риби світу» (2016), містить 6 родів і близько 121 виду).

У спинному плавці менше 16 променів. Луска дрібна, вздовж бічної лінії вміщується понад 110 штук. Верхньощелепна кістка з зубами.

Найдавніші відомі викопні форми (Eosalmo) належать до еоцену.

Згідно FishBase та WoRMS (червень 2017), підродина містить 7 родів:
 Brachymystax (ленок)
 Hucho (таймень)
 Oncorhynchus (тихоокеанський лосось)
 Parahucho
 Salmo (лосось)
 Salvelinus (палія)
 Salvethymus

У виданні «Риби світу» Дж. Нельсона (2016) Salvethymus розглядається як підрід роду Salvelinus, і підродина містить 6 родів.

Примітки

Лососеподібні
Підродини риб

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I have GenericPagecontroller in my project which renders GenericPage.aspx. There are links in the homepage and in two other pages for this GenericPageconroller.Now based on from where it is invoked, i have diiferent data to pass in to the GenericPage.aspx. ie If the Controller is requested from HomePage i have different set of data to show in the view and if it from other page i need to display diiferent set of data in the view. As of now i have kept an optional parameter in the Index method (the default method in GenericController) and added a querystring in the URL which holds the current page's name. Thus from the paramter i find from which link the request comes and load the appropriate data into the view.
Is there any way to achieve this instead having a querystring which carries the related information...? some way to dynamically to find this ?
you can check Request.UrlReferrer which contains the referring page.
This method is not 100% reliable however.


Drake's go-to producer Noah '40' Shebib has confirmed that there is more work to be done on More Life.
Last weekend there was a flurry of activities from Drake and people inside his circle surrounding the release of "More Life." All of his fans were holding their breath thinking that the playlist would be released on Saturday. On Friday night, Drizzy posted a cryptic message in Swedish and then deleted it which alluded to a March 4th, but that didn't happen. On Sunday, his dad Dennis Graham shed some light on the project hinting that would be released yesterday, but that also didn't happen.
There is still no definitive release date for More Life and no other details available except that 40 is putting in the finishing touches. All signs point to it being released sometime this month. We also know that Jennifer Lopez, 21 Savage, Giggs, and The Weeknd are all on the guest list. Drake also told his fans that the project is not an album but more like a playlist that he is working on in collaboration with Apple Music. The LP will be available exclusively on Apple Music/iTunes due to his deal with the Apple that's reportedly worth some 20 million. The 6 God currently making his way across Europe for his "Boy Meets World" tour.


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Home | Programs | APS Honors | Prizes & Awards | Davisson-Germer Prize in Atomic or Surface Physics
Davisson-Germer Prize in Atomic or Surface Physics
This prize recognizes outstanding work in atomic physics or surface physics. The prize consists of $5,000 and a certificate citing the contributions made by the recipient or recipients.
Establishment & Support
This Prize was established in 1965 by AT&T Bell Laboratories (now Bell Laboratories, Alcatel-Lucent Technologies) and with additional support from the Chope Family Trust.
Rules & Eligibility
This prize will normally be awarded in odd years (i.e. 2019) to a candidate who presents work for surface physics and in even years (i.e. 2020) for a candidate who presents work for outstanding work in atomic physics. This prize shall ordinarily be awarded to one person, but may be shared when all recipients have contributed to the same accomplishments. Nominations are open to scientists of all nationalities regardless of the geographical site at which the work was done. Nominations are active for three cycles. The recipient for 2018 Prize will be selected for work done in the area of atomic physics.
Nomination & Selection Process
Deadline: Tuesday, June 1, 2021
The nomination package must include:
A letter of not more than 5,000 characters evaluating the qualifications of the nominee(s). In addition, the nomination should include:
A biographical sketch.
A list of the most important publications.
At least two, but not more than four, seconding letters.
Up to five reprints or preprints.
To start a new or update a continuing nomination, please see the Prize & Award Nomination Guidelines.
2021 Selection Committee Members: Seamus Davis (Chair), Randall Feenstra, Nadya Mason
The membership of APS is diverse and global, and the nominees and recipients of APS Honors should reflect that diversity so that all are recognized for their impact on our community. Nominations of members belonging to groups traditionally underrepresented in physics, such as women, LGBT+ scientists, scientists who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC), disabled scientists, and scientists from outside the United States are especially encouraged.
Nominees for and holders of APS Honors (prizes, awards, and fellowship) and official leadership positions are expected to meet standards of professional conduct and integrity as described in the APS Ethics Guidelines. Violations of these standards may disqualify people from consideration or lead to revocation of honors or removal from office.
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Descripción: El Robenacoxib, un AINE selectivo COX-2, produjo una mejoría dosis-dependiente en un modelo de sinovitis en perros.
Evaluation of the dose-response relationship of oral robenacoxib in urate crystal-induced acute stifle synovitis in dogs.
The objective of the study was to establish the dose-response relationship for robenacoxib, a selective cyclooxygenase (COX)-2 inhibitor, in a urate crystal model of acute synovitis. In a randomized partial Latin square design trial, 12 beagle dogs were administered orally single doses of robenacoxib (0.5, 1, 2, 4 and 8 mg/kg), placebo and the positive control meloxicam (0.1 mg/kg), 3 h after injection of sodium urate crystals into a stifle joint. Dogs were assessed for weight bearing on a force plate and by subjective clinical orthopaedic observations. Robenacoxib produced dose-dependent improvement in weight bearing, and decreased pain on palpation and joint swelling, over the dose range 0.5-2 mg/kg with no further increase in effect over the range 2-8 mg/kg. For weight bearing on the force plate, the ED50 of robenacoxib was 0.6-0.8 mg/kg. The onset of action and time to peak effect of robenacoxib were faster (respectively, 2-2.5 h and 3-5 h) than for meloxicam (respectively, 3 h and 6 h). Robenacoxib significantly inhibited COX-2 at all doses, with dose-related activity. Robenacoxib did not inhibit COX-1 over the dose range 0.5-4 mg/kg, but produced transient inhibition at 8 mg/kg. In conclusion, oral administration of robenacoxib over the dose range 0.5-8 mg/kg demonstrated significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory efficacy in dogs.


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Technology Trends Driving Future XR Market Growth
|By Hannah Jang
In 2021, XR shipments crossed the 10-million mark for the first time, showing 60% growth compared to the previous year. Although the growth has slowed down this year due to the lack of a new mass-level device, it is expected to accelerate next year and take the annual shipments to about 48 million in 2025. Recently, Meta unveiled its new product, the Quest Pro. Unlike the previous device, which only allows hand tracking, the Quest Pro features eye and face tracking. Through Quest Pro, Meta is trying to consolidate its leadership position in the consumer sector and expand its market share in the enterprise sector.
However, the competition is expected to intensify with the expected release of Sony's PlayStation VR 2 and Apple's first XR headset next year. As major OEMs enter the market in earnest, attention is being paid to what specifications they will release. This blog looks into some of the key technologies that will form the XR market's focus going forward.
1. Wider FOV for immersion enlargement
Field of view (FOV) is the range of viewing. It is one of the most important features of XR devices. In theory, the wider the FOV, the better. But the screen size is limited. So, if the FOV is increased without taking into account the screen size, the screen will look crumpled.
Ideal displays for XR devices should have a FOV larger than 160° to cover the FOV of the human visual system. In addition, monocular focus cues are needed to recognize the interaction between virtual content and real-world environments, just as the human eye recognizes objects with central and peripheral vision.
However, the average FOV is about 89° for existing XR devices, 47° for AR, and 112° for XR. This is because the FOV was reduced to provide a clearer image at a limited resolution.
Source: Radiant Vision Systems
2. ToF technology for gesture tracking
AR devices will need to come with a variety and combination of control options to be truly hands-free. These will range from gesture control and eye tracking to voice control.
Gesture control can be done through the application of multiple 3D sensing modules to detect hand movements and nearby objects via spatial detection. Among the 3D sensing modules, ToF (time of flight) technology is expected to be mainly used. The ToF technology consists of iToF (indirect time-of-flight) and dToF (direct time-of-flight). iToF is advantageous for short-range measurements and has excellent security, so it is used for smartphone facial recognition. On the other hand, dToF-based solutions support a wider measurement distance than iToF. Therefore, both solutions are expected to be adopted for XR devices.
Source: SK Hynix
3. Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI is essential for understanding the surrounding environment and human beings to provide an optimized experience for each user. When AI and AR are combined, it becomes possible to receive optimized information for each user. Furthermore, if AI technology for detecting and recognizing a user's emotions is applied to an XR device, facial and gesture recognition limitations can be supplemented. In other words, it collects objective emotional information such as a person's face, voice, body movement, and bio-signals with sensors, and obtains abstract emotional information based on AI to automatically recognize people and provide a real-time personalized environment even if they do not express their emotions under a given environmental condition. This will facilitate communication with users in a virtual space and enrich the XR usage environment by being used in various ways, such as evaluating and improving products and services, and identifying and responding to safety-related conditions.
Just as rapid technology innovation led to smartphone market growth in its early stages, XR devices are expected to show similar trends. Therefore, technological development is also an important factor in market growth. Even as major smartphone OEMs such as Apple and Samsung apply for related patents, OEMs that have the upper hand in technology competition are expected to survive in the market.
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Home Sports Football Maurizio Sarri: Juventus appoint Chelsea manager
Maurizio Sarri: Juventus appoint Chelsea manager
Maurizio Sarri had never won a major trophy before, having spent much of his career in Italy's lower leagues
Maurizio Sarri has left Chelsea to become manager of Serie A champions Juventus on a three-year deal.
Sarri, who joined the Blues from Napoli in July 2018, led them to third in the Premier League and won the Europa League in his one season in charge.
It is understood compensation in excess of £5m has been agreed between the two clubs for the 60-year-old.
Sarri will replace fellow Italian Massimiliano Allegri, who left Juventus at the end of last season.
"In talks we had following the Europa League final, Maurizio made it clear how strongly he desired to return to his native country, explaining that his reasons for wanting to return to work in Italy were significant," said Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia.
"He also believed it important to be nearer his family, and for the well-being of his elderly parents he felt he needed to live closer to them at this point."
Sarri signed a three-year deal last July but now becomes the ninth full-time manager to leave Chelsea under Roman Abramovich, who bought the club in 2003.
Derby boss and former Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard has been linked with taking over from Sarri but the Blues are yet to make contact with the Rams.
The Championship club are keen to extend Lampard's deal – which has two years left – and have opened talks with the 40-year-old.
Chelsea are unable to sign any players after being given a two-window transfer ban by world governing body Fifa – a decision they are appealing against at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
'He has gone, Chelsea will move on'
Former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin felt Sarri was capable of building on his debut season, but accepts many fans will be indifferent about his departure.
"I don't think they are absolutely devastated," he said. "It is one of those ones where some people wanted him to stay and some wanted him to go. I am one of the ones who would have been delighted had he stayed.
"However, great Chelsea managers come along like 42 busses every two minutes – there will be another one. He has gone. He has done a brilliant job and probably would have done even better next season.
"In the current situation it doesn't matter who is manager because you are not going to catch Manchester City or Liverpool at the moment. Top four? That would be enough but even that is a big, big call without Eden Hazard."
With 21 goals in 52 appearances, Eden Hazard had his most prolific season at Chelsea under Sarri
'Sarri not the right man for Juventus'
Under Allegri, Juventus won five Serie A titles, four Coppa Italias and finished runners-up in the Champions League twice.
"Sarri does not strike me as the right man for Juventus," said European football expert Mina Rzouki. "They also did not seem to think so a few years ago when there was potential that Allegri would leave and Sarri was doing wonders at Napoli at the time.
"For many reasons Sarri is a man who prefers the beauty of football, sometimes over even the wins.
"Allegri is a winner, but his style does not necessarily bring out the best of the players and it all seemed a little dull and stale at the end.
"For Sarri, a man who has worked his way up from being a banker, this is a huge achievement. He is at the helm of Juventus – the richest and most successful side in Italy. Whether or not this is the right fit we will find out."
Sarri's ups and downs at Chelsea
Sarri succeeded compatriot Antonio Conte, who was sacked after two seasons in charge despite winning the Premier League and FA Cup in 2017.
After earning glowing references for his tactics at Napoli, Sarri looked to have effectively introduced 'Sarri-ball' to his new players as Chelsea started their Premier League campaign with a 12-game unbeaten streak.
But they were out of title contention after losing three out of four Premier League games from January to February, including a 6-0 defeat at eventual champions Manchester City, which saw them slip to sixth in the table.
Chelsea then lost 2-0 at home to Manchester United in the FA Cup, when fans booed Sarri's substitutions and joined in when the visiting supporters sang "you're getting sacked in the morning".
Sarri alienated some supporters by moving N'Golo Kante, regarded as one of the best players in the world in a deep-lying midfield role, to the right of a three-man midfield to accommodate Jorginho.
There was repeated speculation about Sarri's position and this increased when goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga challenged his authority by refusing to be substituted in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley, shortly before Chelsea were beaten in a penalty shootout by City.
Of the 19 matches played after losing to City at Wembley, his side lost just two, as they won their first European trophy since securing the Europa League in 2012-13.
They also held off the challenge of Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United to finish third in the league and clinch Champions League qualification.
Premier League 38 21 9 8 63 39 55.2%
FA Cup 3 2 0 1 5 2 66.6%
Carabao Cup 6 4 1 1 8 5 66.6%
Europa League 15 12 3 0 36 10 80%
Community Shield 1 0 0 1 0 2 0%
Chelsea in the transfer market under Sarri
Under Sarri, last summer Chelsea spent a record £71m on Arrizabalaga, as well as £50m to reunite him with Jorginho, the former Napoli midfielder who struggled in his first season in England.
In January, Juventus striker Gonzalo Higuain joined until the end of the season, again reuniting Sarri with a former player, while £60m striker Alvaro Morata went to Atletico Madrid on loan.
Bayern Munich made a £35m bid for Callum Hudson-Odoi, aiming to capitalise on a lack of game time for the 18-year-old, with England manager Gareth Southgate seemingly showing more faith in the youngster than Sarri.
However, the winger did not leave in January and, after getting more first-team football as the campaign progressed, ruptured his Achilles tendon in April.
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Numerous peer-reviewed studies have attempted to validate a correlation between patient pain and meteorological conditions, but documenting any sort of repeatable linkage remains a scientific enigma.
Fourth, it is clear that more research is required to clarify the inconsistency of the data and explore other medical conditions that elicit chronic pain. Few, if any, peer-reviewed published journals have reported how weather may affect pain caused by systemic lupus erythematosus, carpal tunnel syndrome, diabetic neuropathy, advanced stage cancers, or endometriosis. Further research with a focus on wider populations and utilizing the case-crossover methodology may help define which types of weather factors are deterministically correlated to specific medical conditions.
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Photo from "data leak at Elon Musk AND NASA … are said to be from one of Elon Musk's Space-X satellites."
Facebook Fact-checks
By Ciara O'Rourke May 18, 2022
No, this image of Earth isn't from an Elon Musk/NASA leak
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There's no evidence to support the claim that an image depicting Earth being shared among people who wrongly believe the planet is flat was leaked from Elon Musk and NASA.
See the sources for this fact-check
An image of what looks like Earth, if it were rolled flat, is being shared on social media with a surprising description.
"Data leak at Elon Musk AND NASA — this photo and another eleven photos are said to be from one of Elon Musk's Space-X satellites," the post says. "These photos were not encrypted during transmission. NASA hackers would have intercepted them."
This post was flagged as part of Facebook's efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Facebook.)
We reached out to both NASA and SpaceX, the rocket company founded by entrepreneur Elon Musk, but didn't hear back.
However, we found no evidence to support the claim that this image was made public as a result of a leak at the federal agency or Musk's private company. Previous authenticated leaks, such as video of a SpaceX rocket exploding in 2019 and an email from Musk warning SpaceX faced bankruptcy in 2021, were both well-covered in the media. It follows that news organizations would also cover the alleged leak of this image, but we found no such reports.
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Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin's collapse was caused by the COVID-19 vaccine.
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The image itself has been online for years, and previously, it wasn't connected to NASA, SpaceX or Elon Musk.
It appeared in this 2018 tweet, this January Quora post, this 2020 blog post claiming the earth is flat, and this undated blog post musing that the earth is neither flat nor a sphere.
This NASA image, created by combining data from two satellites, shows what Earth looks like from space. It is well-established that the Earth is a sphere — more specifically, an irregularly shaped ellipsoid, according to the National Ocean Service — and it does not look like the image in the Facebook post.
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Orlando Sentinel, After video of SpaceX explosion leaked, NASA workers told they can be fired for sharing images, April 30, 2019
Newsweek, Elon Musk Responds to Leaked Email Where He Warns SpaceX Faces Bankruptcy, Dec. 1, 2021
Climate Feedback, The Earth is a sphere that rotates on its axis and revolves around the Sun, contrary to Flat Earth video, Nov. 27, 2020
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Home > Programs & Tours > Specialist Basketball Program
To provide a specialised course of study of three years duration, for students who show a particular talent and/or keen interest in Basketball.
An increasingly successful Basketball Program has been operating at the school outside the timetable. The number of students participating has grown to the extent that there is a need to cater for the interest of these students.
Students who show potential to perform at the top level Basketball, including playing, refereeing, coaching and administration , will be be given an opportunity to develop their individual and team skills through intense coaching.
The school has traditionally had a strong association with Basketball and has produced a number of outstanding referees and players in recent years. In 1998/99 four graduating students obtained scholarships at Basketball schools in Perth metropolitan area. In 2000 three students gained scholarships, in 2001 two students gained places, in 2003 two more students were accepted, and in 2007 and 2018 other students gained places. With the 2009 advent of senior school studeies at DSHS, most of our Year 10 students elect to stay and complete their studies here. Numerous players from this program have also gone onto represent Western Australia in State Basketball teams.
Students from the School Program are encouraged to trial for State teams as part of the WA Country Basketball Program.
Most practical sessions take place at the Denmark Recreation Centre and School Gymnasium where the facilities are excellent.
Positions will be offered to approximately 24 students entering Year 8, 9 & 10 at Denmark Senior High School. The Denmark community has a strong Junior and Senior Basketball community.
Completion of this program will benefit and enhance the current structure, playing strength and officiating of the local senior and junior Basketball associations.
Successful applications are required to play in the Denmark Junior Basketball Association Competition, held at the Recreation Centre on Monday afternoon and evenings.
Successful applicants will be expected to play representative Basketball at schools Country Week, in the local senior Basketball competition and at regional tournament/tours.
Students do not miss any core subjects ie Maths, Science, English or HaSS during the normal school Basketball Extension times.
For further information about the Specialised Basketball Program please click on the button below.
Lindsay Stirling
Past State Junior Coach (1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998) with Under 16 and Under 18 Men and Women
Level III NCAS Coach
Former Assistant Coach with SBL
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National School Championship Coach 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016
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Regional Development Coach and Selector (Great Southern)
Great Southern Basketball Development Officer 2001 – Present
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Played Division 1 college basketball @ GONZAGA, won West Coast Conference Championship and first team all conference.
Drafted 1997 NBA draft to Los Angeles Lakers. 1999 Toronto Raptors
Played in Spain for Real Madrid (1998) and Casademont Girona (2004, 2005)
Wildcats Championship player, Club captain and NBL league MVP, 2 times NBL First team, 3 times NBL Second team
Dual Olympian (Sydney 2000, Athens 2004) World Championships (1998)
Commonwealth Games Gold Medal (2006)
Assistant coach with East Perth SBL, Assistant Coach WA Country U/18 girls 2010.
Guest coach for DBL Indonesia
Guest coach for Indonesian National Men's Team
"Teacher in Charge of Basketball" Great Southern Grammar (2013-2018)
Coach of Great Sothern Grammar 'A' grade women's championship team-ABA 2017
Coach of 'A' grade boys Country Week Championship teams (Grammar 2017, DSHS 2019)
Please refer to our Specialist Basketball Program Handbook below:
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Q: How to set HTTP headers on Camel http4 endpoint How does one set the headers for a request made using the http4 component in Camel? The site I'm connecting to requires the referrer header to be set. Using HttpClient directly, one can add headers to the request, but I can't see how that's exposed in Camel.
ETA: Working example based on the accepted answer:
 from("timer://foo?fixedRate=true&delay=0&period=300000")
      .setHeader("Referer", constant("https://example.com"))
      .to("https4://www.example.com")

A: You should just be able to set it as a header in the Camel route (if you use that)
setHeader("referrer", constant("MyValue"))

Though your question is a bit too vague how you use Camel http4 component to send the request.

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The Shelter presents Meghan E. Jones' new play which explores the concept of "female hysteria" through traditional theatrics and devised movement work. More…
Inspired by interviews conducted across an ethnically and economically diverse cross-section of New York City, 'Trapper' confronts the modernized meme of female hysteria. A two-week stay at a New York City mental hospital has provided Jillian a welcome escape from her job at the celebrity gossip website Trapper. While in the hospital, she develops a close friendship with her roommate, the troubled starlet Jackie Batiste—who checked into the hospital incognito. In the office of Trapper, it won't be long before such prime tabloid fodder is sniffed out and Jillian will be faced with some painful choices.
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"'Trapper' is an interesting story of morality, image and the way society treats people via words on social media. Jones' play is an important story. But important doesn't always translate to perfect. While it leans a bit closer to the positive overall, the negative does weigh it down...'Trapper'...
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"'Trapper' is not the sort of play we get to see on stage very often. And that's a shame, because Jones' delightfully witty dialogue and engaging cast of characters serve as the perfect backdrop for discussing some of the most difficult issues of contemporary culture...A gripping, contemporary st...
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Patna: Assembly elections in Bihar, where BJP is set for a battle against a united Janata Parivar, are likely to be held sometime in September-October. Extensive central forces and a reworked expenditure monitoring system will be deployed to curb money and muscle power.
The electoral rolls will be ready on July 31, Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi said, terming the polls in Bihar as "mother of all elections", PTI reported.
Going by precedents, the election timings would be somewhere in September or October, he said, adding they are yet to begin the process of finalising a schedule. The term of the current Assembly ends in November.


Why are you running the marathon? I've never run a marathon but in recent years I'd started to become intrigued about whether it was a physical (and mental) challenge that was within my reach. Watching last year's event (as a ginger, it better not be that hot this time!) I couldn't help but be inspired….


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Phaedrotoma luteoclypealis är en stekelart som beskrevs av Van Achterberg och Salvo 1997. Phaedrotoma luteoclypealis ingår i släktet Phaedrotoma och familjen bracksteklar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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MergerProf: Mergers and Taxes, A Follow Up on "Inversions"
Last week we commented on the increased number of "inversions" where a US firm is merged into a foreign firm to become domiciled in a more tax friendly country. (See Politics, Taxes and Economic Reality.) Our argument was for recognition of the economic reality of the marketplace and the need for companies and countries to remain competitive. Countries with unfavorable tax environments will lose business. An unproductive tendency, we warned, is for countries to try to set up roadblocks inhibiting the laws of economics. These attempts are generally unproductive and can create unintended consequences that only exacerbate the situation.
Indeed, an interesting blog from the Deal Lawyer, points out that the Treasury department has already implemented steps to prevent or slow down these inversions. According to the article, current law states that the existing shareholders of the US firm must end up owning no more than 80% of the new company to create an inversion. The law is being changed, however, to require existing shareholders to own less than 50% after the deal is complete. Obviously, acquiring companies are not going to be anxious to give up such control.
The end result will be a rush to complete these deals before the new laws take place at the end of this year. A better long term strategy for the United States or any country is to recognize the economic reality faced by business and understand motivations for the inversions. Imprisoning business with uncompetitive laws may work in the short run. It will never work in the long run.


Taking inspiration from the inimitable mod style, pair a polo with a Harrington jacket and a solid pair of jeans for a classic heritage look.
Polo shirts don't have to be plain; stripes, jacquard or flecked are all good alternatives. A flash of pattern in your outfit is all you need, so wear yours under a cardigan or light jacket.


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Daniel Henning Hartvig (born 4 August 1996) is a track cyclist from Denmark. In 2015 he competed at the 2015 UCI Track Cycling World Championships in the men's team pursuit. He won the bronze medal in the team pursuit at the 2015 UEC European Track Championships in Grenchen, Switzerland.

Major results
2015
 3rd  Team pursuit, UEC European Track Championships

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This book was produced as a marketing and sales aid by a company that operates in North America and Europe as a supplier of gold and silver coin. There is a cover price shown, although the book has been sent free of charge to customers and potential customers. A very interesting book.


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Island's small Jewish population readies for Hanukkah
By Joel Silverstein
I&M Arts Editor
If Judah Maccabee lived on Nantucket, he may have had a tough time keeping his lamp lit in the winter wind.
But in Jerusalem around 200 B.C., or what Jews call �Before Common Era,� Maccabee and his brothers succeeded in driving their occupiers � Syrian King Antiochus and his armies � out of the sacred temple and found that they only had a day�s worth of olive oil to keep the temple�s candelabra, called a menorah, burning. The menorah burned for eight days � enough time for more oil to be pressed.
It was a miracle that�s celebrated by Jews around the world to this day on Hanukkah.
Starting tomorrow at sundown, Jewish families on Nantucket will light their menorahs, remembering the ancient triumph of the Maccabees with eight nights of candles, gifts, spinning tops called dreidels, and fried foods � like potato pancakes, or �latkes� � a symbol of the miracle of the oil.
On Monday night, Avi Tekken, religious school teacher at the island�s Jewish congregation Shirat HaYam, will lead a Hanukkah youth celebration at the Unitarian Church, which will include a menorah lighting, refreshments and music led by Tekken�s son, jazz pianist Odie Tekken.
Tekken has been making the trek from Brookline to Nantucket to teach Hebrew school for 12 years. Lately, he has been coming once a week.
Tekken said he likes the challenge of being an educator in what amounts to a one-room schoolhouse � an apt description of the size of the congregation�s year-round membership, which numbers only a dozen or so families, only a few of them with children.
�I see it really as an important calling because it�s a small community � it�s relatively far from large Jewish communities,� Tekken said.
It can be a challenge, being Jewish on Nantucket.
Many families come from areas with large Jewish communities � like the South Shore and New York or New Jersey � to Nantucket in the summer, and find community in Shirat Ha Yam, which holds weekly Friday evening services from Memorial Day weekend through the high holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in the fall. Others, like Steven and Jennifer Cohen and their daughter Sasha, almost 2, live on Nantucket full-time, and were welcomed into the island�s close-knit Jewish community.
Jennifer, 32, who grew up on Nantucket, converted to Judaism in 1999 while the couple was living in Maryland.
�The religion made a lot more sense to me,� she said. �The was a sense of history and a sense of overcoming struggle.� Learning the history of the faith as an adult helped facilitate a better understanding, she said.
Steven, an attorney with Reade, Gullicksen, Hanley and Gifford, grew up in a large congregation in Peabody, Mass.
�Hanukkah, when I was growing up, was not really a temple-based holiday,� he said. It�s more like Thanksgiving, he said � a family tradition.
�To me what it represents is, if you stand up for your right to worship, and believe as you choose, God will support that,� he continued.
The couple welcomes the opportunity to introduce Sasha to the traditions of the holiday, and Judaism in general.
�It definitely makes a difference when you�re the parent, not the child,� Steven said. �It�s a different perspective.�
Reach Joel Silverstein at jsilverstein@inkym.com
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I'm happy to announce that we are finally back in business! On Tuesday the 6th of October we will have our first 08:23 after the summer break. As a basis for the seminar, we will read a "work in progress" manuscript by Charmine E. J. Härtel, Anne Huff and Rolf A. Lundin. Professor Härtel is an internationally renowned organizational psychologist and management scholar currently active at UQ Business School (Australia); Professor Huff is among others a former President of the Academy of Management and honorary doctorate at Jönköping University, now active at Maynooth university (Ireland); and Rolf (as you hopefully know) is the founding Dean of USBE and now a Courtesy Professor-in-Residence here.
As you also might recognize, we have previously had a couple of book chapters (from "Writing for Scholarly Publication") written by Professor Huff at the 08:23, and it is therefore even more exciting to be able to discuss this manuscript. The topic, and likewise the title of the manuscript, is "Scholarly Knowledge Production". In short, the authors describe some contemporary changes in the academic environment followed by the question of "whether our current models for academic knowledge creation can sustain us in light of the new landscape"? Based on a constructive criticism they thereafter suggest that an open innovation approach to academic knowledge creation might help us meet the future demands and expectations of academia.
Please note that the manuscript is still in its very early stage and NOT FOR CIRCULATION. That said; please bring your most critical comments and constructive suggestions to the seminar. If we are really lucky, Rolf might start off with a short (5 min) presentation.


The most popular ranga on the world music scene at the moment is Ed Sheeran and with his new single Lego House he'll be cementing himself as one of the most successful artists of 2011. Following the smash hit singles The A Team and You Need Me I Don't Need You, Ed Sheeran is played by Harry Potter's Ron Weasley displays Grint as an obsessive fan, developing through a mental breakdown, ending with Sheeran and Grint meeting as Grint is forcibly removed from a music venue and Sheeran comes out of a lift.
! A brilliant single - simple, beautiful and delicate, Ed show's he's a new force in British Pop. Destined to be played in weddings around the world with lyrics like this, check out Lego Housebelow!


A big thank you to all who completed the lunch time questionnaire. We had 88 responses. Below are the results. We will be using the findings to inform the summer term menu and future menus.
1. What are your favourite main courses on the current menu?
2. What are your favourite desserts on the current menu?
3. What other healthy meals would you like on the menu?
4. What other desserts would you like on the menu?
-Yes but I still don't always find something I like.
-If there were more I would find choosing hard.
-I do not get much choice when it is my turn as most options have gone.
-I don't like potatoes and most options have potatoes.
-If you're last to lunch you get no choice.
6. Do you like sandwiches? Which fillings would you like?
-Plain cheese is not worth it in a sandwich. I would like to have a variety of bread and be able to have salad from the salad bar to go with it.
-Would like to also have the salad bar.
-I would like the option of bagets too.
7. Do you like Jackets? What fillings would you like?
-Generally ok but would like a bit more.
-Just a bit more would mean we would't need seconds.
9. Would you like seconds?
-Would like the option for seconds. -Only have seconds for cheesy pasta -It would be good for seconds to come round to us. -Keep the amount of food the same but allow for seconds if we are still hungry or want more.
10.What do you like/would you like to see on the salad bar?
11. Comments on salad bar.
-Lunch is fine how it is but I would like more food.
-The meals are nice, thank you to the people who make them.
-I would like juice. I don't like water or milk. – School lunch is yummy in my tummy.
-I would like the choice to have squash. - Can we have more lunches like the Mad hatter tea party?
-I would like to be able to put things on my plate myself.
-I do not like sandwiches on the menu as I expect my child to have had a hot meal as he may not get one in the evening.
-Taste sessions might help the younger children try food that they are not sure of so that when it comes to lunch they will know if they like the options and know what to choose.
-The menu is not always on the website.
-My daughter is forced to eat more than she wants so has a packed lunch.
-I am happy with the variety on the menu.
-Often my child does not get an option as there is nothing left.
-I have nothing but respect for the lunch staff. My daughter struggles with dinners and they responded to my feedback so well, I now have a happy little girl. Great job ladies.
-I am not pleased that the choices run out and that my child gets no choice.
-I would like feedback if my child doesn't eat.
-We are grateful for the hard work everyone does and we enjoy the lunches we are invited to.
-We're impressed with the current variety of choices each day. We hope the healthy choices continue.
-If seconds happened it would need monitoring, maybe limit the number of seconds a week.
-The amount for the little ones is ok but the older children should have more.
-Minimise the amount of processed food.
-More jacket potatoes as my child rarely gets one as they have run out.
-I would like parents tasting sessions.
-My son is happy with his school meals.
-My children enjoy their lunch and will excitedly tell me what they had each day.
-We are happy with the variety on the current menu.
-More healthy, no chips and burgers.
-There should be more freedom to make choice for the children.
-I would rather there was not sandwich option as I pay for a lunch and want him to have a cooked lunch, I can provide sandwiches.
-It would be great to add some international food sometimes, like veg and lentil curry with naan bread.
-I would like to see soup added and nothing that if cooked in oil.
-School dinners are helping my child to like more healthy options.
-I appreciate that you have a variety and give the children choice.
-My children worry, if they only like one thing and it runs out they get something they don't like and go hungry.
-I think you have good options but maybe less pasta dishes or more variety.
-The menu is really good, maybe more and new dishes. My children eat on Fridays but would like for them to have more often.
-I think sandwiches are a good option if there is nothing else the children like on the menu.
-I think the current menu is very good but my son often says he doesn't get what he wants. I am not sure if this is because he is misheard or because there is non left.
-I would like to have the chance to make the selections at home with my child as she can never remember what she has eaten. I would like to know what she is eating.
-My child is always happy with the choices on offer.
-I feel that at least reception children should pre order food with their parents. We found our child was too shy to ask what something was or what was in it so always had jacket, even if he didn't want it. Because of this we went back to giving him a pack up everyday.
-All options should be available to all children as my children come home saying they did not get what they liked because it had all gone.
-I am happy with the school lunches and like the idea of a salad bar.


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Band strumming its way to success
PUBLISHED: 15:38 29 March 2007 | UPDATED: 21:37 29 May 2010
From left, Mark Godfrey, Tom White and Oliver Carter
A BAND banging on the door of the big time is on the lookout for a new drummer to help them in their quest. The band is made up of Oliver Carter, 28, from Woodlands Park, Dunmow, on vocals and guitar, Thomas White, 27, who plays the bass guitar and lives
A BAND banging on the door of the big time is on the lookout for a new drummer to help them in their quest.
The band is made up of Oliver Carter, 28, from Woodlands Park, Dunmow, on vocals and guitar, Thomas White, 27, who plays the bass guitar and lives in Harlow and Mark Godfrey, 30, on guitars who lives in Ware.
Darren Trutt from Harlow completes the line-up, but as he's leaving because his partner has a second child on the way, the band is now looking for a new drummer.
Oliver formed the band with old school friend Tom after their previous band, Chaser, suffered due to lack of commitment from the other members.
Within the band they supported the likes of The Stands, Little Barrie and ex-Sugababe Siobhan Donaghy, but they split.
"We were going places. We'd been asked to support The Scissor Sisters, but the commitment wasn't there," said Oliver, a business development manager for Barclays Bank.
Now the pair are back and along with Mark they are now putting all their efforts into The Reys - meaning the kings in Spanish.
"With The Reys we're starting to achieve something and hopefully things will get even bigger and better next year."
Applicants don't need to be very experienced. They need to be aged 20 to 30, live locally, be ambitious and interested in similar music to the band.
One music magazine described them as "blending the gang mentality and timeless melodies of The Stone Roses with songs about people that we know, love and loathe in a way that hasn't been so effective since The Jam's All Mod Cons and Blurs Parklife".
The Reys played their first gig at The Half Moon in Bishop's Stortford and they have gone on to play more than 20 gigs across the country.
And now they have just started receiving radio airplay of their demo CD in Ireland and they hope it won't be long until that crosses over to the UK too.
They have many gigs lined up in London as well as various festival slots and a UK tour throughout the UK including the legendary Cavern Club in Liverpool.
Oliver said: "We've got loads of record labels waiting for our demo CD, which we're sending out within the next few days and which I'm sure will increase the band's rapid rise in popularity."
- If you are interested in becoming The Reys new drummer call them on 07841 865668 or check out their site www.myspace.com/thereysband


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Bulut Yücelen, Merve; Eren, Duygu
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11787/6669
Date: 5-04-22
This study has aimed to find about the effect of the learned helplessness levels of Nevşehir Hacı Bektaş Veli University tourism faculty students on their academic success in learning English, and whether there is a difference in terms of students' learned helplessness levels and perceived English success according to department, class, age and gender. The study population of the research consists of 1153 students studying at the Faculty of Tourism, Tourism Management, Tourism Guidance and Gastronomy and Culinary Arts departments in the 2018-2019 academic year. "Convenience Sampling" method was used in the research. It was aimed to apply the scales to all students and distributed to all students. It has been determined that the number of scales that can be evaluated is 253. As a data collection tool in the research, the "Learned Helplessness in English Learning Scale", which was developed by Sucu (2018), whose reliability and validity studies were conducted in her doctoral study, was used. In addition, a personal information form containing questions about students' gender, age, department, class and academic achievement perception levels was prepared and applied. As a result of the research, it was determined that there was a significant relationship between the students' levels of learned helplessness and their perceived academic success. According to the findings, no significant difference was found between the level of learned helplessness and gender and class. On the other hand, a significant difference was found between the level of learned helplessness and the age and departments of the students.


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Q: Remove "Installing" from NSIS installer window title I have an NSIS installer script that I'm using to deploy a py2exe-built app (using NSIS 2.46). The only UI detail I can't iron out is the window title on the installer.
According to the docs, the Caption directive should set this text. But whatever I set, it always has the text ": Installing" appended to it. That is, if I have:
Caption "My Special App"

...then the window title on the installer shows "My Special App: Installing". How do I get around this?
(I want to avoid this because I'm actually using the NSIS installer to extract the app to a temporary directory and run it once, not to permanently install it.)
My entire NSI file is:
!define py2exeOutputDirectory 'C:\Path\To\P2EOutput'
!define exe 'MyApp.exe'

; Comment out the "SetCompress Off" line and uncomment
; the next line to enable compression. Startup times
; will be a little slower but the executable will be
; quite a bit smaller
;SetCompress Off
SetCompressor /SOLID lzma

Caption "My Special App"

Name 'MyApp'
OutFile ${exe}
Icon 'C:\Path\To\Icon\icon.ico'

;SilentInstall silent
AutoCloseWindow true
ShowInstDetails nevershow

Section
    DetailPrint "Extracting program..."
    SetDetailsPrint none

    InitPluginsDir
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IID-12.13 Data Details
IID-12.13 Increase the percentage of health care personnel who are vaccinated annually against seasonal influenza
Description of the data source, numerator, denominator, survey questions, and other relevant details about the national estimate.
National Health Interview Survey
Changed Since the Healthy People 2020 Launch:
Baseline (Year):
55.8 (2010–11)
Target-Setting Method:
Maintain consistency with national programs, regulations, policies, and laws.
Target-Setting Method Justification:
This proposed change to the influenza vaccination coverage measures better reflects the universal vaccination recommendation as well as NCIRD's work to meet our national targets and goals. We are proposing targets for the general population groups that are still ambitious (given current coverage) but are still achievable, given the time-limited influenza vaccination season, as well as the combined age categories and varying access to the specific populations rolled up into these new, more general, age categories.
Numerator:
Number of healthcare personnel aged 18 years and over reporting they have had influenza vaccination in the past season
Denominator:
Number of healthcare personnel aged 18 years and over at the time of the household interview
Comparable Healthy People 2010 Objective:
Adapted from HP2010 objective
Questions Used to Obtain the National Baseline Data:
From the 2010 National Health Interview Survey:
[NUMERATOR:]
DURING THE PAST 12 MONTHS, have you had a flu shot? A flu shot is usually given in the fall and protects against influenza for the flu season.
During what month and year did you receive your most recent flu shot?
Enter year of most recent flu vaccine.
DURING THE PAST 12 MONTHS, have you had a flu vaccine sprayed in your nose by a doctor or other health professional? A health professional may have let you spray it. This vaccine is usually given in the fall and protects against influenza for the flu season.
During what month and year did you receive your most recent flu nasal spray?
Enter year of most recent flu nasal spray.
[DENOMINATOR:]
Do you currently volunteer or work in a hospital, medical clinic, doctor's office, dentist's office, nursing home or some other health-care facility? This includes part-time and unpaid work in a health care facility as well as professional nursing care provided in the home.
Data Collection Frequency:
Methodology Notes:
The Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommends that all persons aged 6 months and over receive the influenza vaccine, with continued emphasis placed on vaccination of persons who live with or care for persons at higher risk for influenza-related complications, including health-care personnel. Annual influenza vaccination is recommended for all health-care personnel and persons in training for health-care professions. Personnel in health-care settings who should be vaccinated include physicians, nurses, and other workers in inpatient and outpatient-care settings, medical emergency-response workers (e.g., paramedics and emergency medical technicians), employees of nursing home and long-term care facilities who have contact with patients or residents, and students in these professions who will have contact with patients.
Based on the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), health-care personnel are defined as persons aged 18 years and over who reported that they currently volunteer or work in a hospital, medical clinic, doctor's office, dentist's office, nursing home or some other health-care facility, including part-time and unpaid work in a health care facility as well as professional nursing care provided in the home.
To better assess influenza vaccination coverage for each season, we reported coverage restricted to individuals interviewed during September through June, and vaccinated during August through May, using the Kaplan-Meier survival analysis procedure. Vaccination month was imputed when the adult was reported to have been vaccinated but was missing the month and/or year of vaccination.
Changes Between HP2010 and HP2020:
This objective differs from Healthy People 2010 objective 14-29g, which tracked the influenza vaccination coverage among health care workers aged 18 to 64 years. Objective 14-29g was adapted to Healthy People 2020 objective IID-12.9, which tracked influenza vaccination coverage among health care workers aged 18 years and over.
Any change to the objective text, baseline, target, target-setting method or data source since the Healthy People 2020 launch.
Description of Changes Since the Healthy People 2020 Launch:
In 2013, objective IID-12.9 was revised to objective IID-12.13. The annual time period was revised from calendar year to influenza season.
Additional resources about the objective
CDC. Flu Vaccination Coverage, United States, 2012-13 Influenza Season. 2013 Sept [cited 2013 Dec 20].
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/fluvaxview/coverage-1213estimates.htm
CDC. Prevention and Control of Seasonal Influenza with Vaccines Recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices — United States, 2013–2014. MMWR 2013;62(No. RR-7):1-43.
CDC. Surveillance of influenza vaccination coverage – United States, 2007-08 through 2011-12 influenza seasons. MMWR Surveillance Summaries 2013;62(4):1-28. [cited 2013 Dec 20].
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/ss6204a1.htm?s_cid=ss6204a1_...
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This is a new, fully illustrated adaption of The Invisible Child, one of Tove Jansson's most beloved stories.
In a cold autumn evening, Too-ticki stops by the Moominhouse together with an invisible girl called Ninny. She has become invisible because someone has been very mean to her. The Moomin family invites Ninny to stay with them to help her, and that autumn both she and the family learn about respect, kindness, equality and the importance of sometimes getting really angry.


Still trying to juggle the grass we've got left. I've had to keep the lambs longer than I thought as I've had no means to get them to the abattoir or to market.
So I've moved the lambs back to where the sheep were last month. Ideally I would have liked to leave it a little longer to let the grass grow back but they've got nothing left where they were. Trouble was I had to get the lambs through a field with the sheep in, I decided to shut them in the neighbours shed briefly and run the lambs past. It worked surprisingly well.
The lambs are better off near to the house as hopefully next week we can start to lessen their numbers, some killed for us and some sold at market. I managed to fit the tow bar on the van yesterday so there's no excuse now, just need a trailer!
Progress with the porch has been slow to say the least. Taking on too much work over the summer and starting other jobs has meant that I've not had much time lately to tackle it . Luckily my mum has come for a few days to look after the children (and do a bit of weeding) whilst I try to get a bit further with my projects.
The last time I did a post about the porch it was when I put the timber work up for the roof. Since then Dill has finished the brickwork and I've added the fascia & barge board and sofit as well as felt and battening the roof to make it almost waterproof from the top (I still need to add the lead flashing against the wall).
I splashed out with the timber for the barge and fascia and brought rough sawn Accoya that I planned up. This wood is meant to be some of the most durable out there due to the way it's been treated and I have very little intention of redoing the timber work on this porch anytime soon!
Hopefully things should move a little faster now. next I need to get the windows ordered and tiles for the roof, fit a new front door, insulate the ceiling and clean up all the reclaimed quarry tiles I've got for the floor.
Breaking something like this into little jobs is the best way in my head to make it seem manageable.
My garden has suffered this year as my attention has been on other projects (and lots of them). But mostly it's done pretty well as I gave it the right amount of love at the right time.
Not true in the greenhouse this year unfortunately.
They plants have limped along and there is a number of factors that are to blame (most could have been prevented by me).
I didn't feed them enough, last year I fed the plants every other day, for months. This year I kept forgetting and haven't done it so often. - I still think my homemade food is good, but I need to apply it more than I have.
My soil mix was good but I don't think the cheap B&Q compost was up to much this year. Anything planted with it hasn't done as well as last year. - I need to find and stick to a more expensive brand of compost rather than just going for the cheapest and then being disappointed by the results.
This summer isn't as sunny as last year. - Not much I can do about that one!
How has everyone else done with tomatoes? Hope you've had a better harvest than me!
Now this little fiasco is nothing to do with the fact that the stuffed animal below is a badger. My eldest calls it Hedgehog and it is one of her most beloved toys. Many an evening has been spent looking for this little bugger before the girls will go to bed.
His small size and subtle camouflage make him perfect at hiding in the messy jungle that is our living room. His frequent hiding places include toy handbags, pushchairs, behind cushions on the sofa , inside shoes. Anywhere to keep us guessing (and swearing) really.
The one and only "Hedgehog"
His little tricks did go up a notch somewhat the day we got back from holiday.
That night we put the girls to bed and had to say that Hedgehog was playing hide and seek and they could play to find him in the morning. That bought us a little more time. We came down and went through all our luggage, checked the car, anywhere we could think of.
We both fell into the sofa and looked at each other.
On the way back from holiday we'd stopped at a big stately home for a picnic, it was the last time either of us could remember seeing him, he must have fell out of the car.
Now I'm not one to anthropomorphize stuffed objects but I did feel a little sorry for the furry little guy that night, lay in a field somewhere, but I also felt a little bit crap as a father knowing my little girl was going to be so upset the next day.
We brought Hedgehog from a National Trust property a year or so ago. That next morning I rang round a few local National Trust properties and found one that had a toy Hedgehog badger that matched Hedgehogs description.
As soon as they opened I was off. Within an hour I was back with a much fluffier version of the toy we all loved. I even kept him in the footwell of the car and kicked him round a bit to dirty him up.
I then loaded the washing machine and chucked Hedgehog The Second in with it. I called my daughter over to help me get the washing out.
She looked at him, saying nothing.
She looked back at Hedgehog.
"He's just fluffy from hiding in the washing machine" I said "Silly Hedgehog"
"Yeah, silly Hedgehog" replied my eldest. "Tonight I won't cuddle him, I'll sleep on him to make him thin again"
I slept contented that night that I'd been a good dad and kept my girl happy.
The next day at work my wife text me.
" Just been presented with a skinny Hedgehog "Look mummy, he's all skinny again!" Don't know where she found him. Little £$%£!"
Guess we hadn't lost him after all.
Completely off topic but it's all I could think about last night.
I'm not a hugely charitable man, I know that, but there are some things that make you stop and think. The refugee crisis from Syria is one of those things.
I can't shake that picture of that little boy, who is the same age as my eldest girl (3), lying on the beach, face down in the sand, out of my head.
The father, a man like me but from another country, lost his other son (5) and his wife that day. I can't imagine what he's going through. He's lost everything, he hasn't even got friends and family around to support him as he grieves.
To ignore what is happening to other human beings on this earth is terrible and I do feel a little helpless as to what I can do to help. There is a good article in the Independent about five practical ways you can help and I hope you join me in doing something, however small.
Today my wife goes back to work so I'm back looking after these two little terrors!
The summer has been stupidly busy with plenty of (paying) work and still lots for me to catch up on even now. I've did my usual and took on far too much and things here have suffered a bit. The garden isn't looking as good as it should be, but I have kept on top of looking after the animals and other projects like the porch have just stood still.
My weekends are booked for quite a while yet with more work, it's a viscous circle really as I need to work for the money to do the projects but because I'm working I can't do the projects themselves! I'm sure I'll catch up at some point.
Who else is struggling for time to do things?


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Man injured, woman unconscious at Gold Coast home
November 10, 2018 12:05 pm in Gold Coast by Jaydan Duck
POLICE are searching for a man following an alleged stabbing and suspected drug overdose at a house on the Gold Coast this morning.
It's understood passing motorists phoned police after witnessing an altercation on a footpath outside a home on Oxley Drive in Paradise Point just after 9am.
Police and paramedics arrived at the scene to find a 46-year-old man with a stab wound to his hand. He's being treated at the Gold Coast University Hospital.
While further examining the scene, it's alleged officers found a woman unconscious upon entering the home.
It was not immediately clear whether the woman had suffered a drug overdose or a medical condition, or if she had been assaulted. Her condition is not known.
Multiple police crews including detectives attended the scene. It's understood the address is visited often by police.
The exact circumstances surrounding the incident were not immediately known.
Police are still reportedly trying to locate a male who fled the scene prior to their arrival. He is believed to be known to the injured man.
Anyone with any information that could assist police with their investigation is urged to come forward.
No further information was available at the time of writing.
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Prosecution: No 'substantive' information from DeMocker jail interview
Originally Published: November 7, 2013 6:01 a.m.
PRESCOTT - The state did not get any "substantive" information from an Oct. 14 police interview of Steven DeMocker and does not plan to use anything that may have been discussed in court, a prosecutor said in a court filing.
DeMocker, convicted Oct. 4 on charges that he murdered his ex-wife, was questioned by the commander of the Camp Verde jail without his attorneys present, Craig Williams, one of his lawyers, contends.
Williams made the claim in a request that the Sheriff's Office turn over a videotape of the interview, which DeMocker said was done in the "video courtroom" of the jail. YCSO Captain David Rhodes, the jail commander, "pulled the defendant from his dorm to meet with him alone" on Oct. 14, Williams said. Rhodes initially wanted to ask DeMocker about interview requests from CBS and NBC News.
"The defendant told Captain Rhodes that he was still represented by attorneys, but Captain Rhodes did not stop questioning the defendant," Williams said.
But Deputy County Attorney Steve Young's brief reply said that Rhodes told them the meeting wasn't recorded, he took no notes, and wrote no report about it.
"There is no intent by the state to use whatever was discussed in the meeting," Young said, and offered to make Rhodes available to the defense for an interview.
Young's filing makes no mention of what topics were brought up in the meeting, and it does not defend Rhodes' decision to talk to DeMocker without his attorneys present.
Williams said Rhodes began discussing victim Carol Kennedy's life insurance payout that was given to attorneys in DeMocker's first trial to cover legal fees, for which he was charged with - and found guilty of - fraud.
Rhodes went on to say that "maybe this was a chance for the defendant to do something for his daughters" because the money spent on attorney fees was intended to be their inheritance, Williams said.
Williams has not filed a complaint against YCSO, and it is unclear if Rhodes faces any repercussions over the incident as YCSO officials have declined to comment on the case until after sentencing.
In a separate filing, Deputy County Attorney Jeff Paupore outlined the state's sentencing recommendations for DeMocker.
He asked for "natural life" on the murder charge, which would mean DeMocker will die in prison, because he would not eligible for commutation, parole, work furlough, work release or release on any other basis. (A "life" sentence is 25 years, after which the inmate might have those options.)
Paupore also wants DeMocker to pay back the money he owes the Virginia Carol Kennedy Trust: $756,000. That money will be deducted from his "inmate spendable account" in prison.
DeMocker is slated to appear before Judge Gary E. Donahoe on Wednesday for sentencing, but his attorneys have filed a request for a continuance, so the sentencing could be rescheduled.
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Aw Cheok Huat, Chairman of the Board and Non-Independent Non-Executive Director
Mr Aw Cheok Huat was appointed to the Board on 15 August 2018 as a Non-Independent and Non-Executive Director. He is Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Mr Aw is the Managing Director of MS Corporate Finance Pte Ltd, a boutique corporate finance firm specialising in mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, RTO and corporate restructuring. He has more than 25 years of experience in this field having been involved in assignments for various groups over a cross section of diverse industries. In addition, he has been involved in investment and private equity transactions working in conjunction with various groups in this industry. Mr Aw is also the non-independent and non-executive chairman of ICP Ltd, a company listed on the Catalist board of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited.
Mr Aw holds a Master of Commerce from the University of New South Wales and a Bachelor of Accountancy from the National University of Singapore.
Sin Boon Ann, Independent Non-Executive Director
Mr Sin Boon Ann was appointed to the Board on 10 September 2018 as an Independent Non-Executive Director.
Mr Sin received his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degrees from the National University of Singapore and his Master of Laws from the University of London. He was admitted to the Singapore Bar in 1987 and was a member of the teaching staff of the law faculty, National University of Singapore before leaving in 1992 to join Drew & Napier LLC.
Mr Sin was the Deputy Managing Director of Drew & Napier's Corporate and Finance Department and the Co-head of the Capital Markets Practice before he retired to be a consultant with the firm in March 2018. Mr Sin was a Member of Parliament for Tampines GRC from 1996 to 2011.
In appreciation of his valuable public services rendered to the Ministry of Home Affairs, Mr Sin was conferred the Singapore National Day Award – "The Public Service Star (Bintang Bakti Masyarakat) (BBM)" in 2018 and "The Public Service Medal (Pingat Bakti Masyarakat) (PBM)" in 2013 by the President of Singapore. In addition, in recognition of his constant support and contributions to the Labour Movement, Mr Sin received the NTUC May Day Award – "Distinguished Service Award" in 2018, "Meritorious Service Award" in 2013 and "Friends of Labour Award" in 2003.
Mr Sin is an independent director in a number of listed companies in Singapore, including OUE Limited, TIH Limited, HRnetGroup Limited and Rex International Holding Limited.
Loo Cheng Guan, Independent Non-Executive Director
Mr Loo Cheng Guan was appointed to the Board on 10 September 2018 as an Independent Non-Executive Director. Mr Loo founded Vermilion Gate in 2014 and formally launched it in 2016 as an advisory firm focused on cross-border M&As.
Mr Loo has been non-executive Chairman of 1RocksteadGIP Fund II Pte Ltd., a private equity fund since 2013. He is also chairman of Precursor Group, a Singapore-based accounting firm and honorary director of Pantheon Assets, a multi-family office in China.
In addition, Mr Loo sits on the boards of SGX-listed companies, Valuetronics Holdings Ltd, and Mirach Energy Ltd, as an independent director, and of several other private companies including Fortrec Pte Ltd and its subsidiaries, Amalgam Capital Partners Pte Ltd and Brash Asia Pte Ltd.
Mr Loo had previously sat on a number of listed companies in Singapore, China and Canada, including C&G Environmental Protection Holdings Ltd as executive director, Advance SCT Ltd and MAP Technology Holdings Ltd as independent director, Grandblue Environment Co., Ltd and Blackbird Energy Ltd both as non-executive director.
Foo See Liang, Independent Non-Executive Director
Dr Foo See Liang was appointed to the Board on 4 December 2018 as an Independent Non-Executive Director.
Dr Foo is an Associate Professor (Practice) at the School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University. He has been active in the accounting profession and industry.
He serves in the Investigation and Disciplinary Panel and IS Chartered Accountant Journal Editorial Advisory Panel of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA).
Since 2015, he leads the Singapore Charities Transparency Assessment Initiative for the Charity Council, Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY), and served in the Judging Panel of the Singapore Charity Transparency Awards. He was a member of the Auditing and Assurance Standards Committee of the ISCA, Council of IA Leaders of the Singapore Accountancy Commission and the Singapore Internal Audit Excellence Award Committee of the Securities Investors Association (Singapore).
Dr Foo is currently a member of the Audit & Risk Committee of a quasi-government body. He has co-chaired the Board of Directors and served as chairman of Audit Committee for several years. He is a Honourary Member of the Institute of Internal Auditors Singapore and a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (UK) and ISCA.
Lee Kam Seng, Executive Director
Mr Lee Kam Seng was appointed to the Board on 14 June 2019 as an Executive Director.
Mr Lee joined the Company on 1 December 2015 as Chief Financial Officer and was appointed as Interim Chief Executive Officer on 10 September 2018.
Mr Lee is a fellow member of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (UK). He has more than 35 years of experience in the construction, real estate and trading industries, both in private and public listed companies.
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Hugely successful South-West rally, clear sign South-West massively for Tinubu—Alhaji Are
The unprecedented epic multitude of Nigerians that attended the rally of the Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Lagos recently has been described as a display of love for the former governor of Lagos State.
It was also seen as a confirmation that Lagos would vote en-masse for Tinubu in the next year's presidential election.
Director, Contact and Mobilization, South West, APC Presidential Campaign Council, Alhaji Mutiu Are declared in Lagos.
Are, in a special 'Thank You' message to the people of Lagos State on the massive turnout, said in a press statement made available to the media by the spokesperson for Contact and Mobilization Committee, South West, Mr. Kehinde Olaosebikan, that with the show of love, Tinubu was reaping from the gains of his developmental strides, visionary leadership and political stability that he established in Lagos since 1999 and still being nurtured till date.
According to Alhaji Are, a consistent progressive grassroots politician, the people of Lagos State were appreciative of the towering level the Jagaban of Borgu has taken their state to, making them proud of their place of origin and residence, which now serves as a model to other states in and outside Nigeria in all their developmental plans.
The Director of Contact and Mobilization disclosed that the people of Lagos have been very warm and receptive to his committee in all their outreach and engagements across the length and breadth of Lagos—a situation, he added, has made the work easy and smooth for him and his committee.
As a state, Alhaji Are declared, Lagos is proud to have her paramount visionary leader, Tinubu, as the APC Presidential standard flag bearer, a leader whose records as governor over 20 years ago remained unbeaten till date.
Describing him as the most outstanding, Alhaji Are stated that as the governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Tinubu "pioneered Economic Summit in Nigeria and preferred solutions and templates for economic prosperity in Lagos State and Nigeria; first introduced Treasury Single Account in Nigeria to enhance good governance and transparency; first introduced Independent Power Project (IPP) ERON to boost power supply, industrialization and employment opportunities in Nigeria; first promoted digital economy by the digitalization of Lagos Tax Administration to improve revenue collection and development and the made history by creating 37 local government council development areas in Lagos State."
He noted that the pride, love and their utmost belief in Tinubu's capacity to do more for them as a state and Nigeria motivated them to turn out in their large numbers at the rally, noting that the peaceful, orderly conduct in and around Teslim Balogun Stadium throughout the program was a mark of respect for their most loved Governor.
His words: "As a Lagosian, foremost follower of Asiwaju and Director, Contact and Mobilization for South West, I am highly elated with the huge turnout. It is massive and unprecedented. It is a clear demonstration of our love for Asiwaju who has done so much for the growth and development of our dear state. It is a confirmation of the fact that Lagos would vote en-masse for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governor Sanwo Olu and all the candidates of All Progressives Congress in the next year's elections.
"I commend the commitment and dedication of the Senator Solomon Ganiyu-led Campaign Council for Lagos State, their dexterity in organization and management manifested clearly in the success of the rally. With the outcome, they have really further established that Lagos is indeed the Centre of Excellence.
"I thank the good people of Lagos for this show of love to the next President of Nigeria. I am passionately appealing to them and the entire electorate of Lagos to keep showing the love and vote massively for Tinubu in the presidential election of February 25, 2023. He will surely do well for Lagos and other states of Nigeria. Like he did while serving Lagos, Tinubu will make all of us Lagosians more proud as the President of Nigeria."
Alhaji Are disclosed that he and his 87-member committee on Contact and Mobilization are working round the clock covering every nook and cranny of the South West zone to secure a minimum of 95 percent votes of the zone for Tinubu.
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