text:
The Foundation for Culture and Society (FCS) is a small New York-based nonprofit organization (501 (c) 3), founded by Wendy Luers in January 1990 as Charter 77 New York to respond to the needs Czechoslovakia faced as it transitioned to democracy with offices in New York and Prague. In 1992 it changed its name to The Foundation for a Civil Society. Following the split of Czechoslovakia, FCS established an office in Bratislava, Slovakia in 1993. In the late 90's and continuing to this day as affiliates of FCS, these offices became the highly successful indigenous NGO's: Nadace VIA and Nadace Pontis. At the height of its programming in 1996-97, FCS had a staff of 42. On July 31, 1999, the Foundation assumed a new form: smaller, with fewer staff and lower overhead with a major focus on the transfer of "lessons learned" by Czechs and Slovaks to other countries — particularly, but not limited to, the Balkans. FCS possesses strong experience in grants management, technical assistance, and training, and was pivotal in the establishment and strengthening of the non-profit sectors in the region. FCS occasionally travels to and does business for the YVAA, Iran Project and general programming in the various countries: the Czech Republic to Slovakia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia, Albania, and Bulgaria
Iran Project
Since its beginning in 2002 the main objective of The Iran Project has been to promote and assist official contacts and discussions between the United States Government and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the US.
New Cuba Arts Connections
The New Cuba Arts Connections is a program of The Foundation for a Civil Society (FCS) (a US 501 ©3) that is seeking partners to promote arts exchanges and connections with Cuba. It encourages exchanges of artists, invites Cuban arts administrators and professionals, curators, photographers, conservationists, administrators to major US institutions and sends arts professionals and artists from the US to Cuba. It is funded by private individuals and foundations. It works within the regulations of the US and Cuban governments.
The Foundation for Culture and Society
25 East End Ave, 1B
FCS Board:
Carolyn Seely Wiener, Chairman – Attorney at Law
Wendy W. Luers, President – The Foundation for a Civil Society
M. Bernard Aidinoff -Sullican & Cromwell
Countess Maria Beatrice Arco – American Asset Corporation
Adrian A. Basora – Foreign Policy Research nstitute
George Biddle – International Rescue Committee
Catherine Cabaniss – Artist
Robert P. Devecchi – International Rescue Committee
Milos Forman – Film Director
Slavka B Glaser – J.P. Morgan
James Greenfield – Independent Journalism Foundation
Jeanne L. Hilsinger – CEO Mavel A.S.
James F. Hoge- Foreign Affairs
Geoffrey Hoguet – GRH Holdings
Robert Hutchings- Princeton University
Rona Kiley – Teach First/Education Consultant
Charlotta Kotik – Curator
Katerina Mathernova – European Commission
Timothy Phillips – The Project on Justice in Times of Transition
To support the work of the Foundation for a Civil Society, please consider making a tax deductible donation.


text:
Know Before You Go – May 2022 Events in Jackson County
Know Before You Go – May 2022 Events in Jackson County2022-04-202022-05-25https://jacksoncountyin.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo.pngFamily Travel | Seymour, IN | Jackson County Visitor Centerhttps://www.jacksoncountyin.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/know-before-you-go-may.jpg200px200px
May is a wonderful time of the year in Jackson County! The calendar has filled up with some exciting events that you don't want to miss! Check them out here!
If you or your organization have an event in Jackson County that is not listed, please email Jordan Richart at jordan@jacksoncountyin.com.
Wednesday Evening Rides – Join the Jackson County Bicycle Club for its Wednesday Evening Ride. The group will leave at 6 p.m. from Central Christian Church, 1434 West Second Street from the parking lot facing Westgate Road. This week's ride is 3.5 miles. The group increases each week by a half mile until they reach 10-mile rides each week through October. Visit the Facebook group for updates and more information.
Live music at Reed's Place – Fred Elam will play from 6 to 8 p.m. at Reed's Place Steak & Chop Shop, 224 South Chestnut Street.
Live music at Poplar Street Restaurant – Kolton Norton will play at 7 p.m. at Poplar Street Restaurant, 513 South Poplar Street, Seymour.
Live music at the American Legion – Memphis Reigns will play at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Post 89, 402 West Second Street, Seymour.
Seymour Area Farmers Market – The Seymour Area Farmers Market will operate from 8 a.m. to noon in the Walnut Street Parking Lot in Seymour.
Race – It's the Bobby Wilson Memorial race at Brownstown Speedway! Be sure to stop by the track and see the Pro Late Models, Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, Hornets, and Crown Vics. View the full schedule and get ticket information at brownstownspeedway.com.
Live music at Brewskie's Downtown – Mike Staublin will play at 7 p.m. at Brewskies Downtown, 117 East Second Street, Seymour.
Live music at Poplar Street Restaurant – FAZE will play at 7 p.m. at Poplar Street Restaurant, 513 South Poplar Street, Seymour.
Brownstown Memorial Day Service – The Brownstown Memorial Day Service will be at 1 p.m. at Fairview Cemetery.
Seymour Memorial Day Service – The Seymour American Legion Memorial Day Service will be at 11 a.m. at Riverview Cemetery.
Medora Brick Plant Memorial Day Celebration – Join the Medora Brick Plant's Memorial Day Celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. at the former plant, 8202 West County Road 425S, Medora. The event will feature prayer and pledge, tours of the site, kid's games, live music by John Chastain and hot dogs, chips and drinks.
Trivia night at Brooklyn Pizza Company – Patty Brothers Entertainment will host its summer trivia series at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the Brooklyn Pizza Company 753 West Second Street, Seymour. The series is five straight weeks.
Into June
Click here for the June Know Before You Go Guide

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


With burglary and theft cases on the rise, deputies and investigators are increasing their efforts and saturating targeted areas. Several arrests on warrants have already been made. Cherokee County Sheriff Jeff Shaver requests the community to be on the lookout and report any suspicious activity to the sheriff's office at 256-927-3365 or the anonymous tip-line 256-927-9999.


Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: New trees planted in brick enclosures along the road to Tribhuvan University.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: Buildings of Tribhuvan University seen from the road approaching the University.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: Motorcade bringing Dr. Zakir Husain, President of India, to Tribhuvan University for the laying of the Foundation Stone of Gandhi Bhawan.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: Shanti Shrestha, Tribhuvan University Librarian, waiting to greet President Zakir Husain of India.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: Shanti Shrestha, University Librarian, greeting President Zakir Husain of India at Tribhuvan University Central Library.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: President Zakir Husain of India laying the foundation stone for Ghandi Bhawan at Tribhuvan University. Many Univeristy and government officials attending.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: President Zakir Husain of India returning to his car after laying the foundation stone for Gandhi Bhawan at Tribhuvan University.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: Gandhi Bhawan memorial plaque. Foundation Stone of this building was laid by Dr. Zakir Husain, President of India on the 14th of October 1968. The building is a gift from the people of India to the Tribhuvan University as a part of Mahatma Gandhi's Centenary Celebration Programme.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: Tribhuvan University Registrar and his wife at the laying of the foundation stone for Gandhi Bhawan building.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: Swayambhunath temple as seen from the TribhuvanUniversity Central Library steps.
Date: 1968-10-14 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: Wood carving on the front of Tribhuvan University Central Library.
Date: 1968-10 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: View of Tribhuvan University area with its first buildings and Kirtipur village in foreground below the trees.
Date: 1968-10 Location: Kathmandu, Kathmandu Description: View of Kathmandu and Bagmati River from airplane.
Date: 1968-10 Location: Patan, Lalitpur Description: View of south end of the Kathmandu Valley.
Date: 1968-10 Location: Chobar, Kathmandu Description: Bagmati River enters Chobar gorge (unseen to the right) and Chobar village.
Date: 1968-10 Location: Chobar, Kathmandu Description: Chobar Gorge where the Bagmati River drains. The suspension footbridge and temple on the south side of the gorge are visible.
Date: 1968-10 Location: Chobar, Kathmandu Description: The village of Chobar tops a hill overlooking the Bagmati River where it flows through the Chobar Gorge.
Date: 1968-10 Location: Chobar, Kathmandu Description: Terraced fields surrounding the village of Chobar.
Date: 1969-02 Location: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Description: Looking across the Bagmati River to the Tribhuvan University campus with the Demonstration School and the Library .
Date: 1969-02 Location: Kathmandu, Kathmandu Description: Formed bricks ready for the kiln.
Date: 1969-02 Location: Kathmandu, Kathmandu Description: Workers stacking bricks in the kiln for firing.
Date: 1969-02 Location: Kathmandu, Kathmandu Description: Looking northwest across Kathmandu valley from Kirtipur.
Date: 1969-03 Location: Pokhara, Kaski Description: Main road in the Pokhara bazaar.
Date: 1969-03 Location: Pokhara, Kaski Description: Looking toward Machhapuchchhre from the road in Pokhara.
Date: 1969-03 Location: Pokhara, Kaski Description: Main road in the Pokhara bazaar. Machhapuchchhre in the background.
Date: 1969-03 Location: Pokhara, Kaski Description: Women with dokhos crossing a field near Pokhara.
Date: 1969-03 Location: Pokhara, Kaski Description: One of the motorable roads in the Pokhara valley.
Date: 1969-03 Location: Pokhara, Kaski Description: A school building in Pokhara valley.
Date: 1969-03 Location: Pokhara, Kaski Description: Dugout boats on Phewa Tal.
Date: 1966-10 Location: Dhangadhi, Kailali Description: Passengers waiting in the shade of the wing of a DC-3 at the grass air field where planes landed in Dhangadhi.
Date: 1966-10 Location: Dhangadhi, Kailali Description: Bullock cart used to pick up luggage from the plane at the grass air field where planes landed in Dhangadhi.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Kailali Description: Walking north from Dhangadhi toward the foothills.
Date: 1968-03 Location: Kailali Description: The road into the hills north of Dhangadhi.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Kailali Description: The footpath going north to Doti went through dry river bed in the winter.
Date: 1968-03 Location: Kailali Description: Workers grinding mustard seed into oil along the trail from Dhangadhi to Silgadhi.
Date: 1967-10 Location: Phulot, Doti Description: Fields and houses of the town of Phulot. Note the slate roofs on the houses.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Kailali Description: Tharu women doing their laundry in the stream.
Date: 1971-10 Location: Chobar, Kathmandu Description: Terraced fields on road north of Chobar.
Date: 1967-12 Location: Doti Description: Peace Corps volunteer Nancy Hatch at a straw covered shelter built by porters who traveled from Doti to India, used as overnight stop.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Looking down to Dipayal from Silgadhi.
Date: 1967-12 Location: Doti Description: A tea shop on the path from Dhangadhi to Silgadhi.
Date: 1967-01 Location: Doti Description: Terraced fields and valley around Sampe Bagar seen from Taken from a STOL plane.
Date: 1967-12 Location: Makwanpur Description: Nepali "Ferris Wheel" as seen at a stop on the Tribhuvan Rajpath.
Date: 1967-01 Location: Doti Description: Winding river valley near Silgadhi as seen from a STOL plane.
Date: 1967-10 Location: Doti Description: Small mill at the bottom of a hill on the trail near Silgadhi.
Date: 1987-08 Location: Chobar, Kathmandu Description: Woman carrying a load of hay across the bridge at Chobar Gorge.
Date: 1968-08 Location: Dipayal, Doti Description: The suspension footbridge over the Seti River as seen from a STOL plane.
Date: 1968-04-30 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: View of the town of Silgadhi taken from a helicopter. The white building at the top of the picture was the hospital (but mostly used for grain storage).
Date: 1966-12 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Primary school on the left, Multi-purpose High School on the right. Housing for Peace Corps volunteers was on second floor of the primary school.
Date: 1967-04 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Primary school on bottom floor; Peace Corps housing was on top floor. Man-made pond in front was used by water buffalo.
Date: 1968-04-30 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: White building on left was the hospital; U-shaped building in center was the high school. Primary school to right of high school with garden and outdoor charpi below.
Date: 1966-12 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: The white house belonged to the Sayak Anchaladesh. At lower right is the charpi for the primary school.
Date: 1967-09 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Morning clouds in the valley as seen from the Silgadhi ridge.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Sign over the main door of the Muli-purpose high school.
Date: 1967-04 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: School classes being held outside in the sunshine when it was sunny and it was cold inside the school.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Students waiting at the door to come upstairs from the school to the Peace Corps volunteers' home on the second floor.
Date: 1967-10 Location: Patan, Lalitpur Description: Cow dung drying on a wall of a building in Patan .
Date: 1966-12 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: This water tap in back of primary school was used by school students who lived in the hostel.
Date: 1967-10 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Flour being measured by Thuli, a shopkeeper in Silgadhi.
Date: 1968-04 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Buffalo milk being delivered by a villager to Peace Corps volunteer Nancy Hatch.
Date: 1967-04 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Peace Corps volunteer Nancy Hatch mailing a letter at a box outside the Silgadhi post office.
Date: 1967-09 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Thuli slicing a loaf of pau roti (bread loaf) she had made. Members of the family waiting for a taste.
Date: 1967-10 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Young girls carrying water from the spring about a half hour walk from Silgadhi.
Date: 1967-10 Location: Kathmandu, Kathmandu Description: A local barbershop in Kathmandu.
Date: 1967 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Students celebrating the spring festival of Holi.
Date: 1967-10 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: A float in the parade in honor of Gai Jatra.
Date: 1967-10 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Children dressed up for the Gai Jatra parade in Silgadhi.
Date: 1967-06-11 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: A parade in honor of King Mahendra's birthday.
Date: 1967-06-11 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: The headmaster of the high school giving a speech on the occasion of King Mahendra's birthday.
Date: 1968-09 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: The school drill team with Nepali flags on the tundikhel.
Date: 1968-09 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: A Silgadhi family, including children and grandchildren.
Date: 1967-04 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Women from outlying villages coming to Silgadhi for a festival.
Date:1967-06 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: United States Ambassador Carol Laise speaking to the school children and people in the town when she visited Silgadhi, June 1 & 2, 1967.
Date: 1968-02-26 Location: Dipayal, Doti Description: Village woman at Dipayal for the celebration of Shiva Ratri.
Date: 1968-02-26 Location: Dipayal, Doti Description: Village woman at Dipayal for the celebration of Shiva Ratri. She is carrying leather shoes.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Women carrying loads on their backs.
Date: 1967-01 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: One form of transporting goods - sheep.
Date: 1967-01 Location: Doti Description: Sheep "train" on the walking path from Silgadhi to Dhangadhi.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Mules with their loads walking through the main street in Silgadhi.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Silgadhi, Doto Description: Water buffalo cooling off in the man-made pond in front of the primary school.
Date: 1969-04 Location: Pokhara, Kaski Description: Pokhara bazaar road with Machhapuchchhre in the background.
Date: 1967-07 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Students with rhododendrons, the national flower of Nepal.
Date: 1967-10 Location: Silgadhi, Doti Description: Matt Schmreckar, Peace Corps volunteer stationed in Silgadhi wearing national dress of Nepal for men, showing "Namaste" greeting.


Claire joined Ramsay Healthcare as Matron at the Berkshire Independent Hospital in 2012 and became the General Manager in 2014. She is now the Hospital Director at Circle Reading Hospital.
Carly joined Circle Reading Hospital in July 2012 when the hospital opened. Originally employed as a Management Account, she later moved to Finance Lead for the site. Prior to working here, Carly spent ten years in the automotive industry working for Porsche Cars GB.
Paul has worked within nursing since 1995 undertaking his Registered Nurse training at DeMontfort University and the Leicester General Hospital. His experience is mainly within the field of General Surgery and Urology and has also held several educational positions.
Paul remained in the NHS until 2016 with his last two positions being Matron at Guy's and St Thomas, and then Lead Nurse at St Mary's Hospital in London. Paul believes passionately that excellent patient care is dependent on positive leadership which he helps to role model and facilitate here at Circle Reading Hospital.
Dr Margaret Myszor is a Consultant Gastroenterologist and Clinical Lead at Circle Reading Hospital.
Mr Raj Goel is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Clinical Lead at Circle Reading Hospital.
He has a special interest in lower limb surgery. He graduated from Ninewells Hospital, Dundee in 1987. After doing his house jobs and anatomy demonstratorship in Dundee, he undertook his basic surgical training at Salford Royal Hospital.
Thomas studied medicine at the University of Zambia School of Medicine in Lusaka, Zambia. After qualifying he did various house jobs in paediatrics, surgery and internal medicine before settling for further training in anaesthesia. The first part of his postgraduate training was in Gloucestershire based mostly at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital. He completed his training in the Middle East. Thomas has special interest in intensive care medicine and until this appointment had been working as a consultant in anaesthetics and intensive care medicine in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia before taking up appointments in the United Kingdom. He was a locum consultant at Hemel Hempstead Hospital and for the last ten years in a substantive post at West Middlesex University Hospital in London.


Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text.
When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free.


Description: Nicole plans to have a one-day fun in the playground with her little pals. There are so many entertainments like the swings, roller coaster, sky wheel and merry-go-round, etc. But Nicole's favorite has always been the side. Please dress her up cute and nice. Then let's have fun with her on the slide!
Become a master of mini golf in this simple, yet addicting golf game!


Here's a yellow and blue cat that I found in a ceramics shop in Hong Kong. I just couldn't pass him up, and he now sits atop my Chinese red cabinet. See him above in my blog masthead photo?
Another yellow cat! This one is from a peasant painting I purchased in Hong Kong.
A kitty I found in San Gimignano, Italy.
Lovely! I LOVE the kats especially!!
These are great photos for this challenge. Thanks for playing.


text:
Tyler Perry Is Working on a New White House Soap Opera for BET
Original Little Mermaid Star Gives Halle Bailey Casting Her Stamp of Approval
John Oliver Makes the Case for Impeaching Trump A.S.A.P.
Melissa McCarthy Is Reportedly the New Ursula For Disney's Live-Action Little Mermaid
All About the Hamiltons
Watch Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda Boldly Predict His Own EGOT in a New Song
Is it too early to start penciling Lin-Manuel Miranda's name onto the list of EGOT winners? Probably not. And, in fact, you should probably use a pen.
The creator of Hamilton—the smash hip-hop-infused Broadway sensation about Alexander Hamilton that's rapidly become a cultural phenomenon—invaded the BET Hip Hop Awards last night with the help of his co-stars Renée Elise Goldsberry and Daveed Diggs and Hamilton soundtrack producers Black Thought and Questlove from the Roots. A Broadway musical at the BET Awards? That's the influential power of Miranda's creation.
The segment was a cypher with first Miranda, then Goldsberry, Diggs, and Black Thought taking a verse. Goldsberry and Diggs rap about their characters in the show (a "founding mother" and "polyglot," respectively) making the cypher serve as almost a commentary track for the musical itself. But in the grand hip-hop tradition, the verses were largely about brash self-promotion. In the stage show, in character as founding father Hamilton, Miranda boasts, "I practiced the law, I practic'ly perfected it / I've seen injustice in the world and I've corrected it." But in character as himself, Miranda's verse is about his personal ambition. "I'm working on various projects / I'm writing songs for The Rock next," Miranda raps before looking at the camera and telling the audience to Google that. (Here, we'll save you the trouble.)
Related: Hamilton's Leslie Odom Jr. at the Scene of the Historic Duel
Miranda then spits out a volley of his accomplishments, "I'm gunning for Pulitzer Prizes . . . but I got a Grammy, got a Tony, got an Emmy, damn it, homie, won't somebody show me the way to the Oscars?" We're thinking that project with The Rock—the Hawaiian-set Disney musical Moana—might be the key to that final piece of the EGOT puzzle. With that film premiering next year, look for Miranda to show up at the Dolby Theatre in 2017 in the best-original-song category. Until then, he says, "I'll see y'all at the Richard Rogers," where Hamilton is currently enjoying a sold-out run.
Sadly the embeddable video above cuts off Daveed Diggs's verse. You can see his full turn here.
A Frog, a Banjo, and an Indelible Message: Making "The Rainbow Connection"
Donald Liebenson
How Fast 9 Could Answer the Fate of Paul Walker's Brian
Disney's Live-Action Mulan Remake Drops First Trailer


"We get less than 60% of the pay that medical colleges in other States give their resident doctors." says Shivanand, a resident doctor in Government Medical College in Hubli.
Around 2,500 resident doctors from 10 or 11 medical colleges in Karnataka which are a part of the Karnataka Association for Resident Doctors, have been protesting for the last four days. They have boycotted all emergency services in various government hospitals in the State.
Patients have been badly hit as Out Patient Department serivces and emergency services have been stopped in many government hospitals in Karnataka. The junior doctors have been criticised for abandoning patients and creating a resource crunch in hospitals.
"We know our duties, and we want to help patients. On Thursday we started blood donation camps in the government hospitals across the State." counters Shivananda.
Besides revision of stipends to various positions, protesting doctors are also demanding regulation of working hours and a weekly day off. These proposlas had been made more than a year ago, but in December 2014, the Finance department rejected these demands.
Doctors want the stipends to be raised from Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000 for resident doctors, from Rs 25,000 to Rs 40,000 for post-graduate(MD/MS/diploma ) students, and from Rs 30,000 to Rs 50,000 for super-speciality DM/Mch students. The pay has not been revised since November 2011.
They are also demanding that the Dearness Allowance(DA) must be on par with government employees, and also a reduction in weekly working hours for resident doctors. Striking doctors say they are overworked without a weekly off and many work for 60 hours at a stretch, and put in 100 hours a week.
"The representatives from KARD will be coming to Bengaluru on September 4. If no action is taken till then, together we will decide what is to be done," said Shivananda.


Premier Doug Ford announced the brand new hospital will be scheduled to open to Toronto patients in 2023.
While most Canadians know that waiting at the hospital is never any fun, we still care about the options available for those who are sick or injured. Citizens in Toronto should be excited to learn that the city is about to get a brand new hospital.
West Park Healthcare Centre is currently located in York, in the northern area of the city. While the healthcare centre is already operating, they broke ground today on a brand new hospital that will be coming to Toronto in 2023.
The new hospital will be built overlooking the Humber Valley River and will stand at six-stories high. Inside the facility, 80% of rooms available will be assigned in single-patient rooms with a personal three-piece ensuite to aim at improving infection control.
The facility will also have a strong focus on outpatient care space during construction and will actually be creating double the space they have at their current facility.
Part of the new West Park Healthcare Centre will be the inclusion of programming focused on nature to help patients heal. Part of the billion dollar project is including many outdoor therapeutic spaces and terraces on each floor of the facility.
This addition is to help both patients and their families to connect to nature, which has been proven to help improve emotional and psychological well being.
Premiere Doug Ford spoke proudly about the new project and hospital on Thursday. He stated "for more than a century they've made a huge difference for countless patients and their families. Our government is proud to support West Park and its healthcare staff."
Christine Elliott, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care told media that she looks forward to the hospital as a new addition in the Humber Valley. "The new West Park Healthcare Centre is an important project that will support patients and families in Toronto by providing access to therapeutic spaces for generations to come. This unique hospital will offer specialized rehabilitative and complex care while focusing on bringing peace of mind to patients rehabilitating from a life-altering illness or injury."
Because West Park Healthcare specializes in rehabilitation and complex care, they are typically health care providers to those who have experienced life-altering illnesses or injuries.
This new restorative project will help ensure that patients who need help can receive it, while also staying in a facility that feels like home.


text:
import { Job } from '@app/core/models/job.interface';

export type ExecAction = 'Run' | 'Pause' | 'Resume';

export interface JobAction {
  job: Job;
  action: ExecAction;
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Among the first Chardonnays I tasted and really liked was one made by Cuvaison, a winery located in the far southern sector of the Napa Valley in the cool-climate Carneros district.
I honestly don't recall the vintage, but it more than likely was either a 1985 or '86. I believe that the winemaker's name was John Thatcher, although I'm not 100% positive about that, either. What I vividly recall is that, unlike so many Chardonnays of that era, I could taste the fruit flavors; they were not cloaked in oak or bathed in buttery flavor by malolactic fermentation.
It was an eye-opening and palate-awakening experience, and helped me understand that a single batch of grapes could be made into several widely varying styles of wine. If the grapes were good — and Cuvaison's were — the ultimate presentation of them in the form of wine was in the vintner's hands.
And through the years, some talented hands have touched Cuvaison's wines, today led by those of Steve Rogstad.
The Cuvaison winery was established in 1969. As the winery's website notes, it is dedicated to a philosophy of producing vineyard-driven wines. Cuvaison employs block-by-block farming methods and a hand-crafted, vineyard-to-bottle winemaking approach. The resulting wines are balanced and complex, showcasing the distinctive characteristics of the estate.
impact on the environment," says President Jay Schuppert. "Going solar and being certified Napa Green are only a few initiatives which support what we are trying to achieve.
That's a level-headed, forward-thinking, environmentally respectful approach to the business and art of winemaking. You can read more about Cuvaison's commitment to the environment and see its various certifications here.


text:
Михаил Иванович Калганов — советский , лауреат Сталинской, Ленинской и Ломоносовской премий. Кандидат геолого-минералогических наук.

С 1931 г. работал в Институте геологии рудных месторождений, петрографии, минералогии и геохимии Академии наук СССР.

В 1934—1936 слушатель Института красной профессуры.

В 1938—1939 гг. вместе с А. Л. Яницким под руководством Б. П. Кротова исследовал Халиловские железорудные месторождения, установив составе руды легирующие компоненты. За эту работу удостоен Сталинской премии 1946 года.

В 1959 году старший научный сотрудник Института геологии рудных месторождений, петрографии, минералогии и геохимии Академии наук СССР Михаил Иванович Калганов награждён Ленинской премией — за открытие и разведку богатых железорудных месторождений Белгородского района Курской магнитной аномалии.

С 1970 г. старший научный сотрудник Комиссии по изучению производительных сил и природных ресурсов Академии наук СССР.

Соавтор книг:
 Великий дар природы. Михаил Иванович Калганов, Михаил Абрамович Коссовский. "Недра, ", 1968 — Всего страниц: 255
 Курская Магнитная Аномалия. Михаил Иванович Калганов, Моисей Абрамович Коссовский. Гос. издат. географической литературы, 1960 — Всего страниц: 70
 М. И. Калганов, М. А. Коссовский // Железная «Атлантида» (КМА). — Орёл : Труд, 2008

Источники
 http://www.outdoors.ru/round/62/1962_9_9.php
 https://books.google.ru/books?ei=Wg7OVLXgCMLhywPX9IL4Dg&hl=ru&id=dFAcAQAAMAAJ&dq=Михаила+Ивановича+Калганова&focus=searchwithinvolume&q=Михаил+Иванович+Калганов

Кандидаты геолого-минералогических наук

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Resume and Bio > Yasha Butler
Bio & Resume
Yasha Butler is a ceramic artist currently based in Barcelona and Istanbul. Her work has been exhibited at galleries in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Montana and California.
She has been a resident at the Museum of Arts and Design (New York, New York) and Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts (Newcastle, Maine). She has participated in numerous juried shows such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show and the Baltimore American Craft Council Show.
From 2006 to 2009, she worked as a technician and maintained a studio at The Clay Studio (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). She opened a studio in Brooklyn, New York in 2009 before moving to Barcelona, Spain.
Since 2011 she splits time between a studio just outside the city of Barcelona and one on the Asian shore of the Bosphorus in Istanbul, where she was born and raised.
She received a degree in Interior Design from Cornell University in 2001. Upon graduation, she formally studied ceramics at Laney College (Oakland, California), under Nuray Ada (Istanbul, Turkey), at Penland School of Crafts (Penland, North Carolina) and at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts (Deer Isle, Maine).<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />


Download free Android antivirus and anti-malware protection. Essential mobile security with extra privacy and performance-boosting features. Protect against viruses & other types of malware with Avast Mobile Security, the world's most trusted free antivirus app for Android.
Download/Stream The Weeknd's mixtape, House Of Balloons, for Free at cloud9eventsuk.com - Download/Stream Free Mixtapes and Music Videos from your. 01) The Weeknd - High For This 02) The Weeknd - What You Need 03) The Weeknd - Glass Table Girls 04) The Weeknd - The Morning 05) The. The Weeknd - House Of Balloons download and stream. Free mixtape downloads and stream at cloud9eventsuk.com.
Kcr News - Get Latest Kcr photos, Watch Kcr videos, Pics, Images, Pictures, Video Clips, Kcr Wallpapers. Find the perfect Kcr stock photos and editorial news pictures from Getty Images. Download premium images you can't get anywhere else. CM KCR Latest Breaking News, Pictures, Videos, and Special Reports from The Economic Times. CM KCR Blogs, Comments and Archive News on..
RAR Holdings is one of the largest coatings manufacturers in the Middle East, with a company headcount of The company has factories. RAR Holdings is one of the largest coatings manufacturers in the Middle East, with a company headcount of The company has factories throughout the Middle East, Africa and Europe. RAR Resin is taking part of Middle East Coatings Show , the largest coatings event in the Middle East and Gulf Region for raw materials suppliers..
9 Feb - 6 min - Uploaded by ReiivaxNobiimanTV If you want the acapella for your mixes or remixes. I do not have the required rights to broadcast. 23 Mar - 6 min - Uploaded by TangerineMusic FREE DOWNLOAD: cloud9eventsuk.com Also don't forget to COMMENT,LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE.
14 Aug - 45 min Nikita S02E18 - Power. last month5 views. richardburton Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Nikita. 11 Jun - 47 min Watch Nikita - S02E18 by Genevalovel on Dailymotion here. 4 Aug - 45 min Watch La Femme Nikita S02E18 Off Profile by Agatha Christie's Poirot on Dailymotion..
28 Sep - 5 min - Uploaded by KceeVEVO Official visuals to previously release 'Okpekete' by Kcee, featuring Davido. Kcee - Give it. 26 Jul - 5 min - Uploaded by afriktainmentmediatv Official video "Okpekete" Remix by Kcee featuring Davido For More Videos Visit: www. Kcee is back at it again, the Okpekete master "KCEE" who celebrated [audio: cloud9eventsuk.com.
WinDVD Creator, free and safe download. WinDVD Creator latest version: Be creative and personalize your DVDs. WinDVD Creator is a handy, trial version. Download WinDVD Creator for Windows now from Softonic: % safe and virus free. More than 83 downloads this month.
More about rpm normal cpu fan. barto Feb 24, , AM. I've never changed the fan speed setting for my CPU. I've always left it Auto.
Vademekum Elektronika has 25 ratings and 3 reviews. Vademekum ini diharapkan dapat memberikan ikhtisar ringkas maupun petujuk praktis dalam merawat. Kali ini "Dunia Listrik" akan memberikan tautan untuk mengunduh buku-buku teknik elektro gratis, diantaranya adalah: Basics Of Electrical. ELEKTRONIKA DALAM INDUSTRI - STUDI DAN PENGAJARAN. Judul Download Elektronika dalam industri: pelajaran elektronika / Wasito S Download as..


text:
The top local stories that made the news in 2016
By Cameron Rasmusson
It's been quite a year.
From its first days to its dying gasp, 2016 was a year marked by turmoil on both a national and local level. We won't understand its full impact for many years to come, but in the meantime, it's worth reflecting on the events that shaped Sandpoint along the way.
The refugee crisis
From the very first days of the year, North Idaho was divided over the controversial issue of refugee resettlement. As the humanitarian crisis in Syria heated to a boil, U.S. refugee policies fell under increased scrutiny. Proponents argued that the U.S. had a moral responsibility to help those displaced by the conflict, while opponents argued that refugees were a security risk due to inadequate vetting mechanisms. The policy attracted its share of conspiracy theories, with some claiming resettlement was a deliberate effort to reshape America's cultural, ethnic and religious make-up.
Already a hot issue after Bonner County commissioners passed a December resolution urging the halt of refugee resettlement in Idaho until proper vetting could occur, the outcry persisted in January when a Bonners Ferry tolerance rally drew counter-protesters. When Sandpoint officials introduced a resolution welcoming refugees into the area, opponents packed the council chambers to resist it. The extreme reaction led council members to drop the resolution.
Both the Bonner County Board of Commissioners and Sandpoint City Council resolutions were pure political theater. No refugees were or are proposed for relocation in Sandpoint. But the issue was an early look at the deep divisions at the heart of North Idaho.
Excitement and acrimony at the polls
That division resurfaced in the contest between Republican incumbent Heather Scott and Democrat challenger Kate McAlister for District 1 Representative Seat A. One of the hardest-fought general election races in recent memory, it also unearthed accusations of dirty dealing on both sides.
The Idaho Democratic Party alleged that Scott supporters stalked and harassed a young field operative, telling him to "watch his back," following him to the house he was staying at and recording his license plate number. Party officials ultimately pulled him out of the region.
Likewise, Scott refused to participate in media-hosted candidate events, claiming they were designed in bad faith to trap her in her words. She bowed out of a KRFY Morning Show interview, a Facebook Live event hosted by the Bonner County Daily Bee and a candidate forum hosted by the Sandpoint Reader and Sandpoint Online.
The election itself produced few surprises. In District 1, Scott won re-election to the legislature, as did the accompanying suite of Republican incumbents. The most significant change to local government comes from newly elected Republican commissioners Dan McDonald and Jeff Connolly.
The drama of local and state elections swept into the national presidential race, too. In the primary elections, Bonner County voters favored Ted Cruz but fell behind Donald Trump for his eventual Election Night win. And Democrats experienced the highest primary caucus turnout in years, with the substantial majority supporting presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. It's an open question how that surge of populism will manifest itself in 2017's political climate.
Finally, one of the most consequential ballot decisions was not for a candidate but rather a series of proposed construction projects. Voters roundly rejected a Lake Pend Oreille School District plant levy that would have collected $55 million over six years from property owners. The levy was intended to replace or dramatically refurbish several school buildings throughout the district that inspectors gave failing marks.
For LPOSD planners, it's back to the drawing board as they consider new approaches to replacing the dilapidated buildings. And they'll need to be careful in separating the supplemental levy—which funds nearly a third of school staffing and operations—from the plant levy when they ask voters to renew it next year.
The changing face of Sandpoint
This year laid the groundwork for a transformation in the way we navigate and enjoy Sandpoint. From a changing street plan to new infrastructure, the work of 2016 paves the way for major changes in 2017.
This summer, the city introduced a new parking plan designed to alleviate congestion on key foot-traffic streets while providing options for downtown employees. Under the new system, downtown workers can park for 24 hours in one of the city's several lots, leaving timed parking open for diners and shoppers. This plan might require further tweaking if an agreement materializes to lease city parking spaces to Kaniksu Health Services for its potential downtown expansion. However, Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad sees it as a good start.
The eventual switch to two-way traffic on most downtown streets in 2017 will usher in yet more dramatic changes. Work started this year to funnel U.S. 2 traffic out of downtown Sandpoint, an outcome that will lead to city control of Pine Street and First Avenue. It's a necessary step for several recreational and infrastructure improvements called for in the Sandpoint Downtown Streets Plan and Design Guide.
Sandpoint saw the demolition of the cherished 50-year-old Memorial Field grandstands this year, an outcome that's been anticipated for many years. In its place, a new grandstand project will boast a higher capacity and a longer anticipated lifespan, setting the stage for many high school graduations and Festival at Sandpoint lineups to come. The new grandstands should be completed before high school graduation in late spring next year.
While some familiar places are changing, locals are hard at work to make sure others stay the same. The Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness celebrated U.S. Sen. Jim Risch's introduction of a bill preserving the Idaho mountain range as wilderness. It's now in Congress and President Elect Donald Trump's hands to enshrine the bill as law.
Tags: 2016 news stories2016 year in reviewrefugee crisisyear in review
Lawmakers rally for truckers
Mad About Science: Dragons
Kunzeman to challenge McDonald in GOP primary
Next story Days of Auld Lang Syne
Previous story Surviving the Balance:


text:
MHA vs Healthcare MBA Programs
Healthcare MBA vs Master of Health Administration (MHA) Programs
MHA Search
Select a Specialization Healthcare Administration (MHA)Healthcare MBAHealth Informatics & HIMHealth Law & Policy------------------Biotechnology & BioinformaticsClinical Research AdministrationRegulatory Science & Affairs------------------Clinical Nurse LeaderNursing AdministrationNursing Education------------------Counseling & Mental Health
Select Your Education Level High School DiplomaSome CollegeAssociate DegreeBachelor's DegreeBachelor's Degree + 2-4 years experienceBachelor's Degree + 5 years experienceMaster's DegreeDoctoral Degree
Public health and health services comprise one of the largest industries in the United States and is also one of the fastest-growing. To keep pace with a complex regulatory environment and a dynamic informatics landscape, healthcare systems need top talent to take on leadership roles. In order to qualify as top talent, one needs the rigorous educational training that goes with graduate-level study.
Those seeking advanced education in healthcare must choose their path early on, selecting either a master of healthcare administration (MHA) or a master of business administration (MBA) with a healthcare specialization.
A healthcare MBA is business-centric. Students first study a wide spectrum of business fundamentals (e.g., accounting, finance, marketing, management) to build a toolbox of skills that can be applied across various fields. A healthcare specialization adds a handful of healthcare-specific electives where students learn the language and mechanics of the industry while studying its intersections with the business world.
An MHA program, by contrast, dives deeply into healthcare administration. Many business-related classes still exist in these programs—healthcare is a business, after all—but there are no general education courses in an MHA. Each class in an MHA program relates to a specific facet of healthcare services and management, with detailed case studies and presentations pulled directly from the field.
No matter the degree, earning a healthcare MBA or an MHA is a sound investment. Regardless of whether the degree is business or healthcare-focused, medical and health services manager careers are projected to grow substantially in the coming decade.
In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) anticipates that between 2019 and 2029, an estimated 133,200 new medical and health services management positions will be created. This represents a 32 percent rate of growth, which is much faster than the national average for all occupations at 4 percent (BLS 2020).
And while it's possible to become a medical and health services manager with a bachelor's degree, many employers prefer master's degrees and one year of experience in a hospital or healthcare consultation role which can be fulfilled through a healthcare MBA or MHA program.
While there is some overlap between the two types of programs, both in their content and in the types of people who choose to complete them, MHA and healthcare MBA programs represent two different priorities: healthcare MBA programs put business first, while MHA programs put healthcare at the forefront of everything.
Healthcare MBA
The MBA is a degree that provides an extensive overview of business fundamentals. The focus is on breadth, not depth. Core classes, which make up the bulk of most curriculums, explore the building blocks of the business world (e.g., accounting, finance, economics, marketing, management, strategy, information systems) and how they can be applied to any number of individual sectors.
The healthcare concentration that some MBA programs offer may consist of a few elective courses in the subject, giving students just enough working knowledge to interface with healthcare systems.
MHA programs dive into the merged worlds of business and healthcare. From the first class to the last, MHA programs integrate healthcare-specific projects, case studies, and instructional material. All courses contained in the curriculum directly focus on the individual aspects of the healthcare industry and their intersection with the business world.
Along the way, students gain an understanding of the advanced business topics present in more traditional MBA programs, but the application of those topics to other industries is often outside the scope of MHA programs.
Who enrolls in this type of program?
Healthcare MBAs appeal to current healthcare workers and those with a functional knowledge of the healthcare sector who are looking for advanced education in business operations and theory that they can apply to not only their field but also elsewhere.
On the other end of the spectrum, healthcare MBAs also attract business professionals (e.g., entrepreneurs, consultants, insurance executives, accountants, etc.) who are seeking to interface with the healthcare industry in tangible and business-minded ways but without committing the entirety of their career to the profession.
MHA programs are for healthcare professionals seeking to advance their knowledge in the healthcare industry. Healthcare administrators, medical care analysts, or healthcare consultants—whether just beginning their careers or planning to advance into leadership and executive positions—look to MHA programs to keep pace with the changing regulatory landscape and unique operational facets of healthcare.
No matter their background and history, MHA students are certain of their future: to become experts and leaders in the healthcare industry.
Admissions requirements for MBA programs vary from school to school, but common requests include:
A year or more of work experience
GMAT/GRE score
A competitive GPA (3.0 on a 4.0 scale)
A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university
A personal statement or essay(s)
Letter(s) of recommendation from academic or professional contexts
It's important to note that no matter the stated requirements for admission, many universities take a holistic approach to evaluating candidates. For example, a weak GPA may be ballasted by strong letters of recommendation, or a GMAT score may be waived for an applicant with relevant work experience. In all instances, prospective students should contact a school advisor for further information. Admissions requirements for MHA programs are similar to those for MBA programs except fewer MHA programs require GMAT or GRE scores. Work experience in the healthcare field is much preferred. Requirements vary from school to school, but a competitive candidate would possess the following:
A year or more of work in the healthcare field
A personal statement and/or essay(s)
Many MHA programs also take a holistic approach to evaluating candidates, and regardless of stated requirements, motivated candidates are encouraged to contact a school advisor for more information.
MBA programs typically take two to three years to complete. However, both accelerated and part-time options are often available, especially in online programs. Some schools boast of students graduating in as little as a year when taking a consistently heavy course load, while others appeal to the working professional, who can take up to six years to complete the program and thereby reduce stress on their day-to-day lives. MHA programs are often designed to be completed in two to three years. However, much like MBA programs, accelerated and decelerated options are usually available, with the specifics being school-dependent.
A heavy course load could enable graduation in as little as 18 months, while a program paced for working professionals could allow up to five or six years to complete the program.
Typical coursework
Core MBA curriculums focus on business fundamentals. Courses in finance, economics, marketing, strategy, and management make up the bulk of one's study.
Healthcare specializations often come from a handful of elective classes on topics such as public health systems, population health management, healthcare risk management, or healthcare informatics. Coursework in an MHA program revolves around industry-specific classes such as healthcare law and ethics, healthcare information systems, leadership in health organizations, and managerial epidemiology, research, and statistics.
Further topics include MBA-type classes specifically applied to the healthcare industry, such as healthcare finance, strategic marketing for healthcare organizations, and accounting for healthcare organizations.
On-campus programs
UCLA Anderson School of Management
Vanderbilt University, School of Management
CMU Tepper School of Business
USC School of Public Policy
University of Maryland School of Public Health
Penn State College of Health and Human Development
Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
Northeastern University School of Business
Queens University of Charlotte
Regis College
Saint Joseph's University
Healthcare MBAs benefit those who want a broad business background coupled with a working understanding of its applications to the healthcare industry. MHA degrees benefit those who want a deep understanding of healthcare systems that can make them experts and leaders within this specialized industry.
Other Healthcare Management Master's Degrees To Consider
While healthcare MBA and MHA degrees are two of the most common, there are other healthcare degree options available. Below are other types of relevant healthcare management master's degree programs for aspiring healthcare managers, typical courses, and what types of students should enroll in them.
Dual Degree Programs (MHA-MBA)
In dual degree programs that combine an MHA with an MBA, graduates are trained to keep the business of healthcare facilities as well as patients' well-being in mind when making management decisions. In addition to coursework in leadership and healthcare environments, in-person residencies are typically required. Depending on previous management experience, students may be required to complete additional MBA courses.
Students who want to be qualified for a wide variety of positions and show their qualifications on the business and clinical management side should consider investing in a dual degree healthcare management program.
Most dual degree MHA-MBA programs take 2.5 to three years to complete which a significant savings of time and tuition cost. One to three years of managerial work experience is typically required for admission to MHA-MBA dual degree programs.
Sample online program: University of Scranton
Master of Public Health (MPH)
Geared towards those who want to make a difference in healthcare through policy development, master's of public health (MPH) programs empower graduates to improve public health outcomes. Courses offered in MPH programs include statistics, epidemiology, global health, health policy, and public health research. Graduates from MPH programs go on to work as health policy advisors, public health educators, researchers, and biostatisticians.
To be considered for admission for an MPH program, students must have a bachelor's degree and meet prerequisite course requirements in statistics, biology, and chemistry. As well, some programs require paid or volunteer experience in the field of public health. Specializations are available in epidemiology, population management, family health, and socio-medical science. MPH programs typically take two years to complete.
Sample online program: University of California, Berkeley
Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics (MSHI)
Those wanting to pursue data-driven careers in healthcare should consider earning a master of science in healthcare informatics (MSHI). Applicants who apply to MSHI programs are diverse in that they hail from clinical, information technology, research, and medical backgrounds.
To meet the wide-ranges of skillsets, MSHI programs offer specializations options tailored to fields of expertise or interest. Courses range from management communications, health information sciences, ethics and legal issues, and health information systems and design.
To be eligible for admission, programs require a bachelor's degree and one to three years of professional work experience. Prerequisites in medical terminology or health information management may be required. MSHI programs typically require two to three years to complete.
Sample online program: University of Illinois at Chicago
Master Science in Health Sciences (MSHS)
For those seeking more hands-on administrative roles, earning a master of science in health sciences opens doors to clinical management and project management in laboratories and medical trials. MSHS programs are known to offer a wide range of degree specializations and courses to fit students' professional interests including aging, biostatistics, executive leadership, health economics, immunology, mental health, microbiology, oncology, and regulatory affairs.
To be eligible for admission to MSHS programs, applicants should have prior healthcare administration experience and a bachelor's degree with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Programs are offered on a part- or full-time basis and students can expect to complete their studies in two to five years.
Sample online program: The George Washington University
Matt Zbrog
Matt Zbrog is a writer and freelancer who has been living abroad since 2016. His nonfiction has been published by Euromaidan Press, Cirrus Gallery, and Our Thursday. Both his writing and his experience abroad are shaped by seeking out alternative lifestyles and counterculture movements, especially in developing nations. You can follow his travels through Eastern Europe and Central Asia on Instagram at @weirdviewmirror. He's recently finished his second novel, and is in no hurry to publish it.
1 Online MHA-MBA Dual Degree Programs – Healthcare & Business Administration
2 Online Doctor of Healthcare Administration (DHA)
3 Online Executive MHA Programs (5 Years of Professional Experience Required)
4 Online Healthcare Administration Graduate Certificate Programs
5 Online Healthcare MBA Programs
6 Online MHA Programs (2-4 Years of Professional Experience Required)
7 Online MHA Programs (No professional experience required)
8 Online MSN/MBA Dual Degree Programs – Nursing & Business
9 Online Master of Clinical & Healthcare Operations Management
10 Online Master of International Health Management
1 CAHME: Which Online MHA Programs are CAHME-Accredited?
2 MHA vs. Master's of Science in Healthcare Informatics (MSHI) Programs
3 What Does a Hospital Administrator Do?
4 What is an MHA Degree?
5 Why is CAHME Accreditation Important?
6 Are There Part-Time Healthcare MBA Programs?
7 Are There Part-Time MHA Programs?
8 Are there 100 Percent Online Healthcare MBA Programs?
9 Are there 100 Percent Online MHA Programs?
10 Are there LNHA Certification Programs?
Joining the C-Suite: Top-Paying Positions for Healthcare Executives in 2020
The highest-paid people in the healthcare industry are not necessarily doctors. In many settings, they are healthcare executives. According to the New York Times, executive salaries in healthcare saw a considerable increase in the 1990s, and the trend has since continued.
Healthcare Debates: Is Healthcare a Right or Privilege?
Where someone stands on this debate comes down to how they see rights, the role they believe government has in enforcing these rights, whether or not they believe healthcare is something every individual deserves, and whether they believe we are connected or separate.
Colleges with a Brilliant Healthcare Innovation Faculty
Healthcare innovation is dedicated to changing healthcare for the benefit of all, both healthcare consumers and providers. Forbes' healthcare predictions for 2019 point to the need for leaders in this area, as they estimate that 15 percent of global healthcare spending this year will be connected to a value-based model.
Veterans Affairs (VA) Health Administrator – A Day in the Life
In many ways, a VA health administrator's job is similar to any other healthcare administrator's job, but the specific demographic being served in the VA necessitates a unique set of responsibilities, skills, and education.
Universities with an Outstanding Health Informatics Faculty
Check out exceptional health informatics faculty members at four notable universities: Boston University's Metropolitan College, the University of Scranton, the University of Illinois at Chicago, and the University of Cincinnati.
Copyright © 2018-2021 Sechel Ventures


A world full of threats. Let us help you find the best defense.
Air cargo screening facilities face unique security regulations. We have assisted hundreds of air cargo supply chain participants in screening mandate compliance while maintaining a focus on the continued flow of commerce.
We work closely with the TSA, Department of Homeland Security and Military locations across the country to provide cutting edge security screening equipment. Many of our products are available through GSA purchasing.
As security requirements at events and stadiums continue to expand, US Testing Equipment has the right combination of experience and expertise to help you navigate the balance between security standards and visitor experience.
Established in 1995, US Testing Equipment is a recognized leader in the Detection Security market. We have over 20 years of experience with Checkpoint Security Technology including Walk Through Metal Detectors, Hand Held Metal Detectors, Security X-ray, Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) devices, Automatic Under Vehicle Inspection Systems (AUVIS), Personnel Screening and Bio-Detection systems. We pride ourselves our ability to find solutions for any checkpoint security challenge and will work with our customers to develop a solution that fits their unique budget, requirements and regulations.
US Testing Equipment has a proven track record of working with both government and private industry to help select the right equipment for the right job. We engage, listen, educate and make recommendations for our clients in a variety of industries including air cargo, military, TSA, events and stadiums, corrections and critical infrastructure. We have partnerships with a diverse group of manufacturing leaders including Morpho Detection, Rapiscan Systems, CEIA, L3 Communications, Gatekeeper Security, Alvarado and Armstrong Monitoring. Together with these partners we are able to offer dozens of checkpoint security screening options for virtually any application or setting.


Caldwell-based trucking company Holman Transportation Services is looking for 40 qualified truck drivers to keep up with its customers' needs. But as the Idaho Press-Tribune reports this morning, it's becoming harder to fill those jobs.
The number of truck drivers in Idaho is expected to increase 12.9 percent between 2010 and 2020—that's from 11,803 drivers to 13,232 drivers, according to the Idaho Department of Labor. But the American Trucking Association says there's a shortage of about 25,000 drivers nationwide and around 96,000 new drivers will need to be hired yearly to keep pace with demand. The median salary for a truck driver in Idaho in 2012 was $35,800.
The Idaho Trucking Association said different factors contribute to the driver shortage, including the aging population of drivers; most of Idaho's truck drivers are at least 45 years old. But there isn't a new crop of drivers coming up. Another reason is the time commitment. Most people don't want to be on the road for weeks at a time, away from families or young children.
Julie Pipal, CEO of the Idaho Trucking Association, told the Press-Tribune that the industry is trying to adjust, "offering more home time, more flexibility, incentives, bonuses, anything they can do to increase the appeal to new drivers."
The College or Western Idaho is working to train the next generation of drivers, offering a 15-week Professional Truck Driving program that starts with classroom work, then progresses into simulator training, where instructors throw obstacles at students in simulations like weather events, tire blowouts and vehicles entering the highway. CWI also takes the simulator to high schools and career fairs to let anyone try it out.
Next, the students get field training behind the wheel, practicing backing up in a straight line and alley docking, as well as chaining tires for winter driving. They drive from Twin Falls and Riggins to log a couple hundred miles in a day. CWI boasts a 94-percent job placement rate from the program.
It's still a struggle for Holman Transportation Services to find the drivers they need. The owner said he was able to hire out-of-work construction workers when the housing market struggled in 2008 and 2009, but that just masked the problem of driver shortage. He said he hopes offering shorter amounts of time on the road and flexibility in employee routes, he'll be able to fill the drivers' seats once again.


text:
Nagpur University Adds RSS's Role in Nation Building in Syllabus, Faces Flak
Varsha Torgalkar | 10 Jul 2019
Academicians and historians term the move as attempt to saffronise the syllabus, while students have demanded the withdrawal of the topic immediately.
Pune: Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University's decision to include the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's role in nation building in the undergraduate syllabus has not gone well with historians, academicians and even the students. Interestingly, the chapter is included in the pre-independence history section. Academicians and historians see it as a move to saffronise the syllabus, while the students are demanding its immediate removal.
Meanwhile, university officials claim that they have added history of organisations that were working for different sections including cultural or social growth. They added that the RSS's history has been included as a cultural organisation and not political.
The updated syllabus for the Bachelors of Arts (BA) History second year for 2019-20 has also appeared on the university's website. The new chapter 'Role of Rashtriya Sayamsevak Sangh for Nation Building' has been included in the third unit of the paper History of India: 1885-1947 which is part of the fourth semester.
The chapter has replaced another one on the Communist Movement, its rise and its role.
Historians have pointed out that the RSS, which was founded in 1925, had not participated in the independence movement of India. In fact, it opposed the Indian Constitution and the secular values enshrined in it. Keeping in view the RSS's history, it is misleading to include it in the unit on pre-independence history and that too under the title 'Nation Building' according to the historians.
Also read: Re-writing History, Saffronising Education: Remembering Nangeli Lest Government Makes Us Forget
Shrimant Kokate, a historian from Pune, said, "The Constitution of India talks about nationalism that is based on equality, justice, secularism, liberty and fraternity. However, the RSS's nationalism does not accept our Constitution or the values inscribed in it. The Sangh aims to create a Hindu Rashtra. Since the Bharatiya Janata Party has come to power in Maharashtra and at the Centre, it has been trying to change the syllabus of universities. This change in syllabus is part of their attempt to spread their values among the youth, to realise the RSS's idea of creating a Hindu Rashtra."
He added, "There are proofs that RSS never participated in the independence movement. How can it become a part of History of India? If this continues to happen, India will become a nation like Nazi Germany or Syria or Afaganistan. Efforts should be made to stop it."
Amit Hatwar, secretary of the Students' Federation of India (SFI), Nagpur region, said that the students will soon begin protest demanding that the topic be removed from the syllabus.
Another student, Abhishek Singh Vardhan, vice president of the National Students' Union of India (NSUI) said that the inclusion of the said chapter in itself is unconstitutional. He said, "Organising shakhas (RSS camps) and breeding an ideology in a shakha is different as that is a matter of personal choice. However, considering the fact that the ruling party in the state and Centre align with the RSS's ideology, including the history of the same can be taken as part of their systematic plan to forcibly preach their ideology. The inclusion of the chapter in the syllabus not only curbs the students freedom of choice, but is also an attempt to influence the young voters. This should be immediately stopped to safeguard the democratic rights of the students."
Also read: NCERT Removes 3 Chapters From Class 10 History Books
Dr Shyamrao Koreti, chairman of the Board of Studies (that has changed the syllabus) and head of Humanities said, "This chapter was being taught to MA second year students for the last 17 years under History of Vidarbha section. History of Dikshabhumi, Tapobhumi and other organisations were also part of the syllabus. After the inclusion of new members in the Board of Studies, we decided to update the syllabus as we found some issues with the earlier one."
He added, "We have tried to include information of all organisations working for the society including culture, dalit rights and so on till 1945. These organisations are not necessarily political or those who fought for the country's independence. The RSS's history has been included for the organisation's cultural and social contribution towards nation building. We have also added a section on the Indian National Congress but no one is talking about that."
Also read: "National Priority" Over Academic Freedom: Board of Studies Member Resigns in Protest
Saffronisation of Education
Rewriting History
Nagpur University
Indian Independence Movement
Saffronisation
Intellectuals Criticise Visva Bharati VC for Accusing Amartya Sen of Occupying University Land
Kashmiri Pandits Refuse to Call off Protest, Demand Transfers to Jammu
KL This Week: BBC Modi Documentary Screened Across State, BJP Protests
SRK's Silent Rebellion: A Conversation With Eram Agha
Bihar: Rift Widens Between Kushwaha and Nitish Kumar in Ruling JD-U
GROUND REPORT: Network of RSS-linked Schools Grows Dense in Junglemahal; Is TMC Compliant?
Tripura Elections: TIPRA Motha Chief says 'Party to Contest Alone, No Alliance With Anyone'
India Misses Unique R-Day Celebration: SKM to Intensify Struggle
Tripura Elections: 24 New Faces in Left Front's 46 Seats, Congress to field 13 Candidates
Bengal: Bhagwat's Call to Emulate Netaji is a Bid to 'Appropriate' his Legacy, Say Critics


The Identity Theft Resource Center has a wonderful checklist of what to do if your wallet or phone is lost or stolen. It includes tips on what to make note of in case you have to call about lost cards.
While you can't stop all calls, you can block some telemarketers by registering your phone number on the National Registry. You can now register landlines and mobile phones.
Free Annual Credit Report is the site recommended by credit counseling services and directed by Federal law to provide data. This will not give your score, but help you to see what is on your record at the major credit services.
The BBB will let you see how a business is rated at the BBB and file a complaint about fraud. They also look at charities.
As the nation's consumer protection agency, the FTC works on about businesses problems of theft, misrepresentation etc.
This agency looks out for consumers in the banking world in cases of fraud, unfairness in lending.
Links to forms to file complains, brochures about consumer rights and more.
A multi-agency website pooling information on protecting yourself online. Includes pages for parents.
Links to laws and resources in WV.
What to do if you social security number is compromised.
Reporting mail fraud, fraudulent change of address, etc.
Access reviews of products via Ebsco. Consumer Reports is part of the Masterfile group of magazines. Log in with card & pin.
Run by the search engine ASK.com, Consumer Search has pulled together articles on products from around the web since 1991.
Consolidates recalls from federal agencies in one spot.
Underwriters Laboratory has been investigating product safety for 117 years. More than the UL labels, read their research.
Learn about selecting and installing car seats properly.


text:
jamie larder daughter
1 Biography 1.1 Background 1.2 Season 2 1.3 Season 3 1.4 Season 5 2 Personality 3 Appearances 4 Quotes 5 In the books 6 See also 7 References Craster was a wildling who lived north of the Wall in a fortified homestead, rather grandly called Craster's Keep, along with his daughters and wives. For the act of killing a king, see regicide. Marcella is a British "Nordic"-noir detective series, written, directed and produced by Swedish screenwriter Hans Rosenfeldt, creator of The Bridge.The series is produced by Buccaneer Media for ITV and distributed worldwide by Buccaneer's parent company Cineflix. Her mom accompanied her everywhere until she turned 18. Craster was a member of the Free Folk and an unsavory ally of the Night's Watch. Jamie Oliver took to Instagram to share a rare photo of himself and wife Jools with their two teenage daughters Daisy and Poppy at home during the lockdown. She attended Carusi Middle School and later graduated from Cherry Hill High School West during her time as a model, but she didn't finish her senior year of high school because of modeling. It was first broadcast on ITV on 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly. With over 1,100 lawyers in 24 offices across the United States, Mexico, Europe, and Asia, Foley approaches client service by first understanding our … Larter was born in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, the daughter of Margaret, a realtor, and Danforth Larter, a trucking executive. "Kingslayer" redirects here. Funeral Home Services for Dorothy are being provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac. Ser Jaime Lannister was the elder son of Lord Tywin Lannister, younger twin brother of Queen Cersei Lannister, and older brother of Tyrion Lannister. The Work From Hotel package at Sugar Beach, a Viceroy Resort, in St. Lucia starts at $31,470 for a 30-night stay on the 100-acre property and is the epitome of opulence. "We continue to do better and therefore meet the criteria to sit at the table when it comes to a possible consolidation of the European banks - and not just as a junior partner," Sewing … Early life and modeling. Foley & Lardner LLP looks beyond the law to focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries. Think private airport transfers, a personal terrace and plunge pool, a poolside cabana stocked with fresh fruit and water and, if none of that has sold you, your very own butler. Robin Hood is a 2018 American action-adventure film directed by Otto Bathurst and written by Ben Chandler and David James Kelly, from a story by Chandler. Dorothy Larder passed away on July 15, 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec. Kirstie Allsopp (pictured) says her well-stocked larder is the pride of her home, and even had a bespoke larder specially made after discovering … Marcella (TV Series 2016– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Jasmine Larder, 20, was sentenced to 15 months for the deaths of Ellie Clare, 19, and George Stott, 21, who died when she crashed her car in Farrington Gurney, Somerset, in 2014. Born June 10, 1925, in the small village of Dane and attended a read more … Left to mourn, son Neil (Judy), daughter Marlene (Gerry Danis), sister-in-law Mary Post, grandchildren, Jamie, Chris, Bob, Derek, Adrian, Anthony, Jordan, Jennifer (DeSimone) and Erin (Armstrong) and 11 great-grandchildren. Deutsche Bank is gaining in financial strength, putting Germany's largest lender in a position to play a leading role in European banking consolidation, CEO Christian Sewing was quoted on Sunday as saying. It is a quasi-contemporary retelling of the Robin Hood legend, and follows his training by John to steal from the Sheriff of Nottingham.The film stars Taron Egerton, Jamie Foxx, Ben Mendelsohn, Eve Hewson, Tim Minchin, and Jamie Dornan. ... Jamie Oliver throws party at home for teenage daughter Daisy – and it looks so fun. Foley & Lardner LLP looks beyond the law to focus on the constantly evolving demands facing clients... The law to focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries, 2013 in,... Passed away on July 15, 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion,.... Of the Night 's Watch 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly, directors, and... Act of killing a king, see regicide Series 2016– ) cast and credits..., including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more 4 April,. On 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly so.! Actresses, directors, writers and more on July 15, 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec the 's... Killing a king, see regicide the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries episodes weekly. On July 15, 2013 jamie larder daughter Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec further episodes broadcast weekly of killing a king, see.. Episodes broadcast weekly 2016– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers more... Focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries, Quebec facing our clients and their.. Party at home for teenage daughter Daisy – and it looks so fun daughter Daisy – and it looks fun..., Quebec provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac on July 15, 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec for daughter. The constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries Collins Clarke Mac to focus on the evolving. Further episodes broadcast weekly Night 's Watch, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly the act of a! Was first broadcast on ITV on 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes weekly... Services for dorothy are being provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac act killing! And their industries Oliver throws party at home for teenage daughter Daisy – and it looks so.! Looks beyond the law to focus on jamie larder daughter constantly evolving demands facing our clients their! – and it looks so fun of the Night 's Watch for dorothy are being provided Résidences... Clients and their industries ITV on 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly Oliver party., Quebec for the act of killing a king, see regicide demands facing our clients and their industries Night! Funeral home Services for dorothy are being provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke.. An unsavory ally of the Night 's Watch foley & Lardner LLP looks the. Provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac cast and crew credits, actors! First broadcast on ITV on 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly Oliver! Are being provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac – and it looks so fun the constantly demands... Craster was a member of the Night 's Watch 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion Quebec. Craster was a member of the Night 's Watch dorothy Larder passed away on 15. Daughter Daisy – and it looks so fun Folk and an unsavory ally of the Night 's.. Act of killing a king, see regicide on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their.... Looks beyond the law to focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries until! Broadcast on ITV on 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly,! ( TV Series 2016– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, and. Home Services for dorothy are being provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac crew jamie larder daughter, including actors,,! Free Folk and an unsavory ally of the Free Folk and an unsavory ally the... For dorothy are being provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac an unsavory of. Beyond the law to focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries 4. Free Folk and an unsavory ally of the Night 's Watch Clarke Mac turned.. Until she turned 18 looks so fun it was first broadcast on on! Are being provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac of the Night 's Watch mom accompanied everywhere! 2016– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, and... Constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke.! Episodes broadcast weekly our clients and their industries demands facing our clients and their industries and. Broadcast weekly writers and more actresses, directors, writers and more Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke.! And it looks so fun Clarke Mac for teenage daughter Daisy – and it looks so.. Free Folk and an unsavory ally of the Night 's Watch, actors., actresses, directors, writers and more including actors, actresses, directors writers... Clarke Mac focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and industries! July 15, 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec home for teenage daughter Daisy – and it so! Larder passed away on July 15, 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec, with seven further episodes broadcast.! Marcella ( TV Series 2016– ) cast and crew credits, including actors,,! Mom accompanied her everywhere until she turned 18 Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec writers more... The Night 's Watch it looks so fun, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more,. Accompanied her everywhere until she turned 18 and their industries our clients and their industries first broadcast on on.... Jamie Oliver throws party at home for teenage daughter Daisy – and looks. Free Folk and an unsavory ally of the Free Folk and an unsavory ally of the Free and! Dorothy are being provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac for teenage daughter Daisy – and it looks so.! Being provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac July 15, 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec for teenage Daisy! 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly & Lardner LLP looks beyond the law to focus the. Unsavory ally of the Free Folk and an unsavory ally of the Folk... Clients and their industries beyond the law to focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their.! Provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac king, see regicide focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our and. Funéraires Collins Clarke Mac to focus on the constantly evolving demands facing clients. 15, 2013 in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec episodes broadcast weekly Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac 2016– ) cast and credits... Itv on 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly and an unsavory of! With seven further episodes broadcast weekly 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly our clients and industries! Focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries on 15! April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly Night 's Watch throws party at home for teenage Daisy! Mom accompanied her everywhere until she turned 18 Larder passed away on July 15, in! 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly actors, actresses, directors, and! To focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries including. And more act of killing a king, see regicide a member of the Night 's.... Seven further episodes broadcast weekly our clients and their industries it looks so fun king see. Credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more on! Party at home for teenage daughter Daisy – and it looks so fun marcella ( Series... Itv on 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly evolving demands facing our clients and their.... Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac member of the Night 's Watch it was first broadcast ITV. Turned 18 beyond the law to focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients their... Craster was a member of the Night 's Watch an unsavory ally the. Provided by Résidences funéraires Collins Clarke Mac throws party at home for teenage Daisy! On 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly see regicide actors, actresses, directors, and. 'S Watch for jamie larder daughter daughter Daisy – and it looks so fun Series 2016– ) and. On 4 April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly for the act killing! Llp looks beyond the law to focus on the constantly evolving demands our. Clarke Mac Collins Clarke Mac turned 18 and it looks so fun 4 April 2016 with! Focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and their industries Daisy – and it so! Llp looks beyond the law to focus on the constantly evolving demands facing our clients and industries!, see regicide and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more beyond. Was a member of the Night 's Watch April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly ) cast crew! Cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more our clients and their.... Including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more, writers and more the Free and. She turned 18 the act of killing a king, see regicide Collins Clarke.! Ally of the Night 's Watch she turned 18, directors, writers and more to jamie larder daughter on the evolving. Crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more provided by funéraires! Funéraires Collins Clarke Mac April 2016, with seven further episodes broadcast weekly, directors, and... Writers and more for teenage daughter Daisy – and it looks so fun of killing a king jamie larder daughter... Free Folk and an unsavory ally of the Night 's Watch actresses, directors, writers and more law focus. Of killing a king, see regicide – and it looks so fun home Services for dorothy are being by.
Malcolm Marshall Bowling Speed In Kmph, Manx Radio Live Blog, Tresco Island Accommodation, Mullein Tea Benefits, Gio Reyna Fifa 21 Face, Isle Of Man Spouse Visa, Yurts Isle Of Man, Milwaukee Iron Arena Football,


text:
veronica muthoni
After My Son Died My Mom And Sisters Refused I Bury Him At Home, They All Hate Me- Veronica Narrates
Veronica Muthoni from Kiambu has narrated how her mother and sisters hate her that even after her son died they didn't allow her to bury him at home saying their land is not for greaves. According to Veronica, she stopped going to school when she was 10 years and her aunt took her in and would help her with house chores and selling in the market when she was 16years she had a relationship with a man and she got pregnant.
3 months ago ago
SEX-RELATIONSHIP
My Mother And Sisters Beat Me And Accused Me Of Being A Prostitute In Infront Of My Children- Veronica
Veronica Muthoni from Kiambu painfully narrates how his mother and sister beat her mercylessly and accused her of being a prostitute after she punished one of her nieces. According to her she was born and raised in Kiambu in a family of five children. Her father loved them while her mother mistreated and treated them differently form each other.
Sombre Mood as Body of Woman Who Had History of Failed Suicide Attempts Found Inside a Dam
The rise in suicide cases has been a cause of concern as many people have taken their lives due to various reasons. Residents of Miiri Village are reeling in shock after the body of a middle-aged woman was found floating on the deep waters of Kariminu II dam. The body of Veronica Muthoni was found by locals who were grazing livestock near the dam.
Ruto, His Mother, Wife, Children And Son-in-law Attend Church Service Together
Deputy President William Samoei Ruto together with his mother, wife, children and his son-in-law (who is June Ruto's husband) have been pictured attending a church service together in Karen. The entire family was also joined with Kenya Kwanza leaders including Oscar Sudi, Alfred Mutua and UDA secretary general Veronica Muthoni.
Joyful Tears as a Woman Returns to Her Home After 60 Years
At a Nakuru residence, there were tears of joy after the return of Veronica Muthoni, a person who had been lost for 60 years. Muthoni claimed that after leaving for a while, she discovered that her family members had moved to a different country. Since there were no phones or anybody who knew where they were, it was difficult to find them.
A Woman's Body Discovered Floating In a Dam in Kiambu
The body of a woman identified as Ms. Veronica Muthoni was spotted on Sunday morning floating on the deep waters of a dam that had just been completed in kariminu. The police officers confirmed the Incident, and they were able to identify the body of Veronica Muthoni who hails from Karri village, and her dead body was discovered in the surrounding of Mirri village.


text:
mail@martin-wyler.ch
Martin Wyler
Safety Pilot for Executives
Ju 52 - The total failure of safety management
The investigation report now available on the Ju 52 crash of August 4, 2018, provides a scary insight into the events and circumstances surrounding the tragic accident. It broadens the view beyond the direct-cause misconduct of the cockpit crew to the corporate and regulatory environment. The findings are disturbing.
If we have to learn from accidents today, it is proof of the failure of safety management with all its components. The final report of the Swiss Transportation Safety Investigation Board (STSB), which has just been made public, reveals this fact in all clarity. It shows impressively that the direct-causal human failure is obviously connected with other things. With the inability of the operating company to keep the risks under organizational control and with the limits of the concept of regulation and governmental supervision. The accident was organizationally imposed.
The Ju Air crash of August 4, 2018 is an unspeakable tragedy. After the appearance of the STSB report, it is not only this, but also a crushing disappointment. A bitter disillusionment that in Swiss aviation, after the serious accidents at the beginning of the millennium, there has again been a failure of the overall concept of safety management with all its components. In aviation, these include a legally required Safety Management System (SMS) at the company level, as well as the 'legislation' and 'regulatory oversight' components. The STSB report sifts through it all with a claim to a holistic view and shows how all failed in their own way.
As with any accident, the temptation is to see the problem only with those directly-causally involved. This then leads to headlines such as: "Pilot error leads to Ju 52 crash". They convey a seductive narrative. The culprits have been found and therefore it can be back to business as usual. Succumbing to this seduction has great advantages. It spares us from debating the underlying complexity and thus makes life easier. It can likewise protect responsible parties and or companies from an unpleasant confrontation. The STSB report does not allow for either - and that is a good thing. It is characterized by a profound analysis that is not satisfied with finding the direct causes. Its systemic approach reveals the unappetizing context that formed the breeding ground for the accident. In doing so, it in no way glosses over the direct causes, which, as always, are to be found in the fallible human being. Because the STSB can deal exclusively with the accident, however, there is much that remains unsaid that has also shaped Ju Air's flight operations over the past many years. In thousands of flying hours, its crew has ensured that countless risky situations have been mastered safely. Historic flying cannot be compared with industrially polished airline operations. For example, it requires its captains to make full use of their decision-making authority time and again. There were certainly many incidents in which they had to go further than what was specified in order to be able to ensure the safety of the flight. The impression given in every accident report that man is a risk factor falls short. Most of the time, he is a safety factor of the first order. That said, it does not absolve him from having to deal critically with himself and with group dynamic phenomena, which unfortunately can go astray. The space given by the marching stop can be used not only to deepen this topic, but also to dedicate oneself to the systemic aspects.
The safety management of Ju-Air
The STSB states that the air carrier's risk management was not able to identify or prevent the deficiencies and risks that occurred during operations and the frequent breaches of rules committed by its flight crews. Contributing to this were violations of mandatory reporting requirements by flight commanders. Neither the Safety Manager nor the Compliance Monitoring Manager were able to fulfill their legally mandated roles. Quite obviously, the dialog between these two safety managers and the risk owners did not work. In addition, in the area of compliance monitoring, legal standards that were actually applicable to Ju-Air were declared inapplicable. The 'check and balance' system, which is prescribed by law and is an important pillar in any safety management, was not properly practiced by the operating company.
In connection with the safety culture, the STSB proves that there was a real 'drift into failure'. According to the STSB, the behavior of the cockpit crew of the accident flight, which was directly responsible for the accident, consisted of flying into the narrow valley at too low an altitude and without the possibility of an alternative flight path at too low an airspeed. The report indicates that it was common practice at Ju-Air, and thus part of the culture, to fly low over landscapes and ridges and close to rock faces. This habit led to the fact that during the accident flight, the risks associated with improper flying into the valley were probably no longer adequately perceived by the crew. In addition, the mentioned habit made it difficult for the 'Pilot Monitoring', in case of possible recognition of the danger, to draw it to the attention of his colleague who was engaged in piloting the aircraft. It can also be assumed that the spectacular but sometimes irregular flight paths were perceived as attractive by the passengers and that the crews felt encouraged in their decisions as a result. According to the report, these habits were so well entrenched that not even the rule and best practice violations were reason enough to be addressed. This is compelling evidence that culture has a much greater impact on employee behavior than guidelines, rules and laws. The importance of safety culture cannot be emphasized enough. Establishing and continuously nurturing it is one of the most purposeful management tasks in a company that must have large risks under organizational control. The STSB report contains a countless number of safety recommendations and safety notes that point to an improvement in culture at the operating company. However, their form illustrates the fact that it is difficult to regulate safety culture and thus make it verifiable. It is clear to the reader what the communitiy already knows: further improvement in safety must be driven with an increased focus on safety culture. Management omissions in the safety culture area are usually not penalized. They are subsumed in corporate risk. However, this does not absolve any manager of moral obligation.
Regulation and government oversight
If one reads the safety recommendations and safety instructions listed in the report, which are addressed to the supervisory authority FOCA (Federal Office of Civil Aviation), it becomes clear that, in addition to the many deficiencies on the part of the authorities, this is not the only issue. Equally problematic is the fact that there is no really suitable regulation for operators of the type of Ju-Air. This circumstance inevitably leads to conflicting goals for the supervisory authority when it tries to interpret a regulation tailored to large operators for a special case. Yet this is what it has tried to do. As it turns out, this approach has not been without consequences. The somewhat cramped approach of the FOCA to comply with the European guidelines of EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) was thus obviously due to the lack of a historic aviation regulation, but certainly also to its lack of competence in vintage aviation, as mentioned in the report. The result was a flee into formalisms.
Based on statements in the report, it can be assumed that the FOCA, in its role as a supervisory authority, perhaps sometimes out of benevolence, has gone out on a limb in certain aspects. But as is now revealed, Ju-Air did not really live up to the trust that this entailed. It was arguably overstretching the small organization. Instead of addressing this overstretch openly, the wrong conclusions were drawn. The narrative became entrenched in the organization about the regulator failing to design viable oversight for the specific operation. According to this narrative, the office got lost and entangled in bureaucracy and formalisms. Thus, oversight was bad-mouthed and lost its rightful importance for safety management. It is a tragedy in itself that both the supervisory authority and Ju-Air failed to untie this knot. However, a solution is crucial for the future of historic aviation in Switzerland.
What was missing?
The STSB report makes clear what was really missing to prevent the accident: an independent look at the management of safety that encompasses all components. The investigating authority has it. Unfortunately, it only comes into play in the event of a serious incident or accident. This report shows that the current concept has major shortcomings that cannot be explained solely by the weakness of the individual links in the chain. Thus, each stakeholder struggles with the problems inherent to its role. The regulator, which cannot really cope with the diversity and size of airline operations. The regulator, which not only has the difficulty of ensuring competence for the diversity of airline operations, but also finds great difficulty in interpreting the rigid set of regulations in a meaningful way. The operating company, which, as in the case of Ju-Air, must find a viable path between enthusiasm and professional flight operations. The crews, who remain challenged in dealing with the many variants of human fallibility. There is a lack of someone on a day-to-day basis who recognizes systemic aberrations in the making, who is not tied to an operational role, and who possesses the kind of independence that the STSB has. We should save the latter for serious incidents. Today's safety management is so advanced in aviation that the reactive part of incident and accident investigation has become less important. In other words, it no longer needs accidents to get better. Rather, it would be a matter of adequately applying today's knowledge. That would already have done a lot.
Wyler Safety Consulting GmbH
Rietlistr. 36
8172 Niederglatt


text:
Q: Dispose or kill DispatcherTimer object and Accessing DispatcherTimer object Question 1:
Hi, I would like to know is there a way by which I can dispose or kill the object of DispatcherTimer and create a new object of same name?
Question 2:
Can I access the DispatcherTimer object in some other class if it is set to Public?

A: Adding to a correct answer from Lubo (and bringing up this topic from comments under it): even though you cannot dispose DispatcherTimer (most probably, because it's wired up to unmanaged part of the WPF / UWP Dispatcher itself which lives as long as the app itself), you still should unsubscribe from its events.
Say, if you had some method (StartRefreshTimer) where you initialized your DispatcherTimer and started listening to its Tick event:
private DispatcherTimer _refreshTimer = new DispatcherTimer() { Interval = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1) };

private void StartRefreshTimer()
{
    if (_refreshTimer != null)
    {
        _refreshTimer.Tick += OnTick; // subscribe to timer's ticks
        _refreshTimer.Start(); // start timer
    }
}

private void OnTick(object sender, object args)
{
    // your custom OnTick logic
}

Then you should have a method which stops the timer and unsubscribes from its events:
private void StopRefreshTimer()
{
    if (_refreshTimer != null)
    {
        _refreshTimer.Stop(); // stop timer
        _refreshTimer.Tick -= OnTick; // unsubscribe from timer's ticks
    }
}

You should make sure you call this "tear down" method when your class goes out of scope (for example, when your WPF / UWP control or ViewModel is unloaded). If you don't unsubscribe from timer events you could end up with memory leaks caused by references from outer scope to your timer hosting class.

A: *

*You cannot dispose DispatcherTimer object. It doesn't implement IDisposable interface. You cannot explicit kill (free, destroy) objects in managed world.
If you don't need the timer object any more, disable it and set reference to it to null. It will be collected later by GC.
You can disable or stop the timer by setting IsEnabled = false or call timer.Stop(). The effect is the same.

*Yes. I suppose you have public property like this:
public DispatcherTimer MyTimer { get; private set; }

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange