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Peoria, AZ – UPDATE: Clint Rasho Arrested in Injurious Crash at Peoria Ave
Peoria, AZ (January 7, 2020) – A man has been arrested after leaving the scene of a crash Monday morning that left a 12-year-old girl in critical condition.
Clint Rasho, 40, was driving a 2008 Infiniti SUV shortly before 8:00 a.m., southbound on 43rd Avenue when he collided with a 2015 Chevrolet Impala in the left-turn lane. According to a Phoenix police news release, a 38-year-old woman was driving the Impala with her four children, ages 9 to 15.
The impact pushed the Impala into a 2013 Dodge Durango driven by a 37-year-old woman. Both the Impala and the Durango were stopped and waiting to turn into a private drive. Officers from the Phoenix Police Department say that Rasho drove away from the crash scene and was found by officers in the 10300 block of North 43rd Avenue.
After the crash, a 12-year-old girl inside the Impala was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Rasho was arrested and booked into Fourth Avenue Jail on suspicion of aggravated assault, endangerment, and failure to remain at the scene of an accident.
Our thoughts are with the injured victim and her family in hopes of a full recovery.
Injurious Multi-Car Accidents in Arizona
Serious vehicle accidents are all too common, especially in Arizona. In fact, nearly 127,000 incidents occurred in 2018 alone, culminating in a five-year high. Furthermore, the number of injurious wrecks and crashes involving multiple vehicles is on the rise, leaving victims and their families in a precarious position in the aftermath.
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Q: Что должно быть сделано перед выпуском релиза? Все основные фичи готовы к выпуску и можно опубликовать релиз.
В таком случае нужно указать дату сборки и номер релиза...
Что еще нужно сделать?

A: Для публикации приложения вам необходимо создать подписанное приложение.
У Александра Климова есть неплохой подробный мануал о том, как это делается
http://developer.alexanderklimov.ru/android/publish.php
Также, о подписании приложений есть у ребят на СтартАндроид инструкция
http://startandroid.ru/ru/uroki/vse-uroki-spiskom/221-urok-123-kak-podpisat-prilozhenie-utility-keytool-i-jarsigner.html
примечание: ранее такая ссылка уже указывалась на StackOverFlow https://ru.stackoverflow.com/a/119099/194314

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Nuru Quarterly Geopolitical Analysis: 2021 Quarter Two
By Aerie Changala | August 5, 2021 | Nuru Views
Warning: This content could be triggering to some readers, as it includes some descriptions of the horrific brutalities conducted by the former head of Boko Haram and other insurgent groups.
This quarter's analysis will explore how the death of one of the deadliest terrorist groups' leaders will likely make the region more rather than less dangerous. 350,000 civilian deaths have been attributed to Boko Haram's violence since the group launched its first attack in 2009.* Current projections hold that the number could exceed 1,000,000 people by 2030.**
Reports are scant. Causes of death are varied. As details emerge, only a few things are clear about the events of the 19th of May:
the notorious leader of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, is dead;
he chose to take his own life rather than be captured or killed; and
Islamic State (ISIS) ordered his killing (Guardian).
Shekau had sworn fealty to ISIS, so why would they want him dead?
There's an old French saying that can provide some context: "Insurgencies don't die. They splinter." Internal dynamics within insurgent/terrorist groups make them susceptible to splitting. A common cause for the splitting centers around each would-be faction's stance on violence against civilians as a means of achieving their aims. To be clear, it is not a question of whether or not to commit acts of violence against civilians or even between "hardliners" and "softliners"; rather, it is disagreement over when and how the violence will be conducted. Just as Islamic State splintered from al Qaeda, Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) splintered from Boko Haram. While the death of Shekau was ordered by ISIS, it was conducted by their favored affiliate of the Boko Haram factions, ISWAP. His death was a consolidation of power and strategies for ISIS writ large.
Insurgency as a competition
"Insurgency is a competition between the insurgent and the state for the support of the local population."*** Insurgent groups are quite small relative to the areas they control and influence.**** Local community support is essential to their ability to exist.***** They specifically target marginalized communities and exploit their vulnerabilities to gain footholds. An example of this is the "hearts and minds" strategy used to give desperate communities the equivalent of $30 to join ISWAP (Sahara).
Abubakar Shekau's strategy was largely focused on exploitation, fear, and terror to exert control over communities in northeastern Nigeria. Shekau was notorious for his brutality and deliberate attacks of civilians –Christian and Muslim alike. He routinely used children as suicide bombers, but it was his kidnapping of 276 secondary school girls from the town of Chibok in 2014 that gained him international infamy.
"#WhereAreOurGirls? Escaped Schoolgirl Shares Her Account of Boko Haram Abduction" by Hudson Institute is licensed under CC BY 2.0
ISWAP, by contrast, largely focuses the majority of its attacks on military targets. ISWAP's strategy has been to bait the military into conducting counterinsurgency operations in communities under their control to force civilian casualties. Each civilian casualty at the military's hands benefits the insurgent in the competition for local support. Shekau was killed because his brutality was causing ISWAP to lose their hearts and minds strategy to "win over" the local population.
Death of the leader isn't death of the group
An overemphasis can be placed on the centrality of the leaders to the ongoing existence of groups like al Qaeda, ISIS, and Boko Haram, while disregarding the conditions within which these groups thrive. As one example, Bin Laden was killed over a decade ago, but Al Qaeda is still growing. There are more violent extremist organizations now than existed on 9/11. The past few years have seen a series of leaders from al Qaeda, Islamic State and their affiliates killed, but these groups' capacity for violence across Africa has continued to grow with each year. Often the violence of groups like Boko Haram and Islamic State causes people to lose sight of their effective organizational management of people to further their nefarious mission.******
The focus of efforts to prevent and counter violent extremist organizations needs to be less on the leaders and more on their strategies and the conditions they can exploit.
As I mentioned in my last geopolitical analysis, the massive influx of weapons following the overthrow of Qadaffi in 2011 fundamentally changed the security dynamics in large parts of West Africa. This is particularly true in northeast Nigeria, where overnight, Boko Haram was able to amass the stockpile of arms needed to establish a caliphate. Boko Haram committed unthinkable atrocities in the regions where Nuru works in northern Adamawa State. Ultimately, the Nigerian military was able to uproot and dismantle the caliphate. Boko Haram was pushed back and was never able to regain the territory they lost and has largely been relegated to small-scale raids.
ISWAP emerged from the ashes of Boko Haram's loss. It saw Boko Haram's failure and learned from it. Boko Haram didn't garner the support of the local population. They tried to hold communities by force, but force is fleeting. ISWAP, instead, is focusing on establishing footholds and winning over local communities by being benefactors as noted above. They aren't starting with their desired end state of a caliphate. They are getting their foot in the door and establishing control before they unleash the full plan of absolute rule and religious purging of territories. ISWAP is playing the long game. This is what makes them so dangerous.
Community resilience to insurgencies
This is also what makes Nuru's work in conflict-affected areas so important. Nuru focuses its efforts to bring lasting, meaningful choices to some of the most vulnerable and marginalized communities in the world. We reinforce the Nigerian state where it is weakest – remote, rural areas. In northeast Nigeria, people are still trying to rebuild and recover from the previous devastation brought about by the Boko Haram caliphate at its peak. Boko Haram's bloody occupation sowed fear and distrust among community members. Much of the infrastructure (health clinics, banks, etc.) that existed before the caliphate is still in ruins.
In the middle of this extremely trying situation, Nuru focuses its efforts on helping the community begin its healing and rebuilding process. Insurgencies control through division. Nuru builds resilience by bringing communities together. We achieve unity in the face of adversity by equipping people with the tools and knowledge they need to move from desperation and isolation to establish strong and thriving communities built on trust and economic opportunity. As households begin to move out of poverty through their participation in Nuru-supported farmer-owned cooperatives, trust begins to build, and families take their first steps together with a restored sense of agency, dignity, and social cohesion. Legally registered cooperatives also give communities a collective voice and connection to government services. As opportunities grow, a "$30 gift for joining" an insurgent group no longer has the same appeal it might have once had. People start to see their community as a place of opportunity and hope. They have something to lose.
Nuru's work in northeast Nigeria is the first part of a long-term strategy to build resilience corridors across multiple communities in the Sahel by eradicating poverty and unlocking economic potential. Nuru is working together with communities to rebuild, and also acting as a conduit for other partners and services like Vitamin Angels to further strengthen communities. The outcome of these efforts is that communities will be able to stand resilient to the combined threats of violent extremist organizations, political instability, and other shocks. That means they will be more readily able to chart a more hope-filled future for their families.
* Taylor Hanna, David K. Bohl, Mickey Rafa, Jonathan D. Moyer. Assessing the Impact of Conflict on Development in Northeastern Nigeria. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP); 2021. p.5
**Ibid
***Gallula, David. Counterinsurgency Warfare: Theory and Practice.Praeger Security International; 2006
****West Point's Combatting Terrorism Center estimated that Boko Haram, prior to Shekau's death, had 1,500 fighters and ISWAP had 3,500. Between the two groups, they influenced and controlled an area with over 11,000,000 people.
*****Support can be extracted either voluntarily or through coercion.
******To further demonstrate just how interchangeable leadership has become, over the past three years, ISWAP has changed its leader twice. This highlights the interchangeability of leaders. Interestingly, both times both predecessor and successor were named al Barnawi and of no relation to each other. In order to decode this seeming coincidence of names: Islamic State fighters typically adopt a "kunya" or nom de guerre. Because ISIS has a large number of foreign fighters, a number of these pseudonyms have references to where someone is from. Al Baghdadi (i.e., "from Baghdad"), the former leader of ISIS, is one example. In the case of al Barnawi, the name means "from Borno," one of the three states in NE Nigeria where Boko Haram and ISWAP are active.
Tags: Nigeria | poverty | global poverty | a framework for understanding poverty | violent extremism
About Aerie Changala
Chief Executive Officer — Aerie earned his BA in International Affairs from John Cabot University (Rome, Italy) and his MA in International Conflict Analysis from the University of Kent (Canterbury, UK). He served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in northern Burkina Faso. Aerie has been part of Nuru's leadership since Nuru's earliest days. Aerie initially served as Nuru's second Team Leader in Kenya (following Jake) and has since led scouting, launching and designing of Nuru's projects. Having spent the majority of his adult life living throughout Europe and sub-Saharan Africa, Aerie has traveled extensively, speaks seven languages, and brings a global perspective to his work at Nuru.


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USCIS Introduces New Fee Schedule
October 29, 2016NancyBlog, Immigration, Legal Services
USCIS has published the final rule on their services fee schedule, the notice is available at: https://www.federalregister.gov/d/2016-25328. This rule is effective December 23, 2016. Applications or petitions mailed, postmarked, or otherwise filed on or after December 23, 2016 must include the new fee.
The new rule establishes a three-level fee for Application for Naturalization, Form N–400.
First, DHS will increase the standard fee for Form N–400 from $595 to $640.
Second, DHS will continue to charge no fee to applicants who meet the requirements of sections 328 or 329 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (INA) with respect to military service and applicants with approved fee waivers.
Third, DHS will charge a reduced fee of $320 for naturalization applicants with family income greater than 150 percent and not more than 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.
Below, please find a copy of the table of changes for common applications:
Application/Petition
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I-129F, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e)
I-130, Petition for Alien Relative
I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status
N-400, Application for Naturalization
N-600, Application for Certificate of Citizenship
I-131, Application for Travel Document
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Supreme Court votes 4-4 on DACA+ and DAPA
June 22, 2016NancyAdvocacy, Blog
Extension of DACA and Approval of DAPA by the Supreme Court
by Robert Giles, UAO Intern-2016
With President Obama's executive action for the implementation of DAPA and the expanded DACA having been blocked and returned to the lower court due to a 4-4 split decision by the Supreme Court Justices, much is at stake regarding the upcoming presidential election and the future appointment of a 9th Justice. Many in the African immigrant communities will fully understand and appreciate the implications that such programs, or lack thereof, could possibly have on them and their families regarding temporary protection from deportation and newly permitted work authorization. With the recent deadlocked decision and the impending termination of the Obama Administration, there is much to be concerned about regarding the livelihoods of such immigrant families and the policies concerning deferred action that directly affect them.
The Zambian Heritage Association in Chicago (ZHAC)
May 12, 2016NancyBlog
The Zambian Heritage Association in Chicago (ZHAC) is unique in its engagement with Chicago's Zambian community and integral in its growing voice. ZHAC aims to promote all aspects of Zambian heritage, from its cuisine to its fashion, by encouraging and promoting the professional and personal ventures of local Zambians. Every year, ZHAC organizes numerous opportunities for the local community to get involved. These events range from "family gatherings" like picnics or barbeques on holidays such as Memorial Day and the Fourth of July, to a business expo where Zambians can rent space and display their talents, from fabric-making to cooking. ZHAC is also responsible for a Zambian soccer team that plays in tournaments during the season.
In all aspects of the work that ZHAC accomplishes, an ultimate goal is to make aware the surrounding Chicago community of Zambia's history and culture, so as to not only benefit Zambians themselves, but to also achieve unity with all members of the local community. It is, thus, critical in ZHAC's efforts to include and involve "Zambians and their friends," meaning any and all people interested in learning about the Zambian presence in Chicago.
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West Side Teens Make Global Connections at African Youth Forum
May 8, 2016NancyBlog
By Vickie Casanova Willis
AfriCaribbean ArtsConnections (formerly known as West Side Story AfriCaribbean Drums & Dance) is a cultural education After School Matters program incorporating dance, music, and textile art to help teens connect to their roots from the West Side of Chicago, throughout the city, to Africa, the Caribbean and beyond. Founder and Director Vickie Casanova Willis created this program nearly 10 years ago, to help teens discover the physical, emotional, and mental benefits of the arts in an apprenticeship program that provides dance and drumming experiences, global engagement, life skills, and training in various arts techniques of the African diaspora. Activities each semester include guest speakers, performances, and collaborative events within the community plus college connections.
The talented teen apprentices in this unique After School Matters program recently spent a day visiting the continents of Africa and South America without ever buying a passport or leaving Chicago! They did this all during a special Saturday field trip to one of their favorite annual events, the African Youth Forum hosted by the United African Organization (UAO) on the campus of Illinois Institute of Technology, at 35th and State Street on the city's South Side. Read more →
Diaspora Monologues
February 4, 2016NancyBlog, Events
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Statement on Alie Kabba
January 25, 2016AdminAdvocacy, Blog, Editorial Nook
Statement of UAO Board President on Dr. Alie Kabba:
It is with dismay that we learn of United African Organization (UAO) Executive Director, Dr. Alie Kabba's arrest and detention by the Sierra Leone government for the third time in under 30 days.
Dr. Kabba, on a visit to Sierra Leone, was arrested a day after he gave an interview to the local Radio Democracy 98.1 FM station, during which he criticized the ruling government for corruption and nepotism.
We, as the largest African coalition in the United States, unequivocally condemn his arrest and call for his immediate unconditional release, acquittal and return back to the U.S.
"We call on President Ernest Koroma of Sierra Leone to end the politically motivated persecution of Alie Kabba whose only crime is that he is an outspoken and fearless opposition leader with an unblemished record of fighting for democracy, rule of law, human rights and social justice", says UAO Board Chair Godfrey Chinomona. "We demand his unconditional release and return of his seized U.S. passport." Read more →
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On being a new father – No man's land #9
Years before I was even considering parenthood, I got seriously concerned about the prospect of being a father. I don't really know why, but I got burdened by just thinking about the parental responsibility of influencing a growing child by everything said and done in his/her presence. Now, of course, I know better; parents are just not that influential – much of what they say is rarely heard, let alone acted upon!
Which is not to say that our lovely daughter has even gone out of her way to challenge her upbringing; it never ceases to amaze me how lightly we've got off as parents. When she was a toddler everyone talked about 'the terrible twos' but that never happened. Then people warned us about the teenage years – they came and went. We're still waiting for the storm…
Which is not to say her birth was without incident. In fact, for my wife it could be fairly described as traumatic. 14 weeks before her due date, my wife's blood pressure rose alarmingly and two weeks later our very special daughter was born by emergency caesarean section. She weighed in at 2lbs 1.5 ozs – "less than a bag of sugar, but infinitely sweeter" was how I reported the news to my parents (and a surrogate grandmother from Uruguay).
The NHS care our daughter received for the next nine weeks was brilliant. Even at her birth in the operating theatre there was one team looking after my wife, one for our daughter, and a nurse for me – in case I fainted. For the record, I didn't. I had absolute faith in the doctors and nurses and the bank of life-supporting equipment in the neonatal intensive care unit to which we had access 24 hours a day.
My wife was less calm and with good reason. She'd trained as a maternity nurse and knew too much about the hazardous journey ahead for our seriously premature baby. This, combined with a new mother's strong maternal bond and hormonal turmoil, made our daughter's nine week stay in hospital a particularly massive ordeal for her. My role as the 'supportive husband' included daily lunchtime visits to get photos developed that had been taken the day before and then visiting the hospital each evening. I felt it was very much a walk-on part and I now wonder whether I really understood what my daughter and her new mother were going through, or acknowledged my own true feelings.
Two weeks ahead of her due date, our beautiful daughter came home and some sort of normality returned to our household. Having a nurse and health visitor for a wife was both reassuring and slightly isolating. I didn't think to ask questions about our growing child's development assuming if all had not been normal my wife would have said something. My wife appeared to be in control but I'm not sure I ever thought to check.
I feel our daughter has developed and demonstrated her resilience by surviving those first precarious 12 weeks of her life. That and 'willingly' being sent to school at times she was probably unfit to go – that's what comes from having a nurse for a mother! As parents of an only child with such a precarious arrival into this world, it would have been easy to spoil her, but we've tried to leave that to others.
We were warned that lung development might present problems for our daughter in later life (she had an emergency intervention when she was 12 hours old) but apart from a short stay in hospital aged 2 with bronchiolitis, her development has been smooth and untroubled. The medics said she'd be average weight by the age of two and that's just what happened.
In earlier blog posts I've referred to the well-known advice for parents – that they should give their children 'roots to grow and wings to fly'. But all parents will know the mixed emotions as they watch their young ones go off to school alone or with a friend for the first time. We celebrate their new-found independence while regretting that one more parental tie has been broken. And then comes the recognition that our children have reached an age and stage in their lives when their pain can't simply be removed by a kiss and a cuddle. I've sometimes look on feeling helpless and inadequate not knowing what to say. But then maybe just being there says something worthwhile?
We also want to shield our offspring from the darker side of life forever, but that's just not possible. I'll never know how my mental ill health during my daughter's formative years may have affected her, and I don't think the health professionals would know either.
So, was parenthood as concerning as I thought it would be all those years ago in my late teens? No – it was much less daunting thanks to the support and love of others. Before taking paternity leave, my then work colleagues reassured me that babies could be dropped without breaking (not that I ever put this to the test). And while parenting was not the number one topic of conversation at the fathers' nights out after leaving London, we compared notes about sleep deprivation and joked about taking our daughters to football matches in the interests of being politically correct (remember this was nearly three decades ago…)
I know it's a cliché to say so, but raising our daughter and seeing the person she has become is my proudest achievement. Her love and support have enriched my life and given me strength when I was at my lowest. She has inspired me to take on new challenges, her values, wisdom and approach to life have shown me new routes to a better world. I am truly blessed.
My father's shadow https://enterpriseessentials.wordpress.com/2017/08/01/my-fathers-shadow-no-mans-land-6/
For other posts in the 'No man's land' series go to https://enterpriseessentials.wordpress.com/category/no-mans-land
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Q: How can I convert a complete object with IValueConverter in (Xamarin.Forms) XAML? I have implemented the methods from IValueConverter in the class X.
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In XAML I have <Label Text="{Binding A, Converter={StaticResource TextConverter}, ConverterParameter=X}" />
This works fine. The property A (from an instance of class Y) is passed to the Convert method in my instance of class X. And I can convert.
public class Y {
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Now I want to pass the complete object to the Convert method. So if I can access property A and B from an instance of class Y within my convert method.
So I changed my XAML code to <Label Text="{Binding ., Converter={StaticResource TextConverter}, ConverterParameter=X}" /> But it didn't work. The parameter value in the Convert method is always null.
How can I pass the complete object (from type Y)? Or if it's not possible, how can I pass more than one property to the Convert method? In XAML.

A: You can pass the Property of class Y,
First you need to create a property of your class like below,
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Then you have to use your NewObject to bind like
<Label Text="{Binding NewObject, Converter={StaticResource TextConverter}, ConverterParameter=X}" />

Now in your converter you will be able to get the object and get the A and B properties using the NewObject.


My research interests generally lie in applying ethological/evolutionary models to developmental psychopathology research. I am particularly interested in applying this framework to multi-level longitudinal investigations of child temperament profiles and their physiological and neurocognitive correlates across different ecological contexts.
Suor, J., Dirks, M. S., Rusch, D., & Frazier, S. L. (2011, April). Further evidence for the convergent validity of a multiple-choice measure of youth responses to peer provocation. Poster presented at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research on Child Development, Montreal, Canada.
Dirks, M. A., Suor, J., Rusch, D., & Frazier, S. L. (2011, April). Does situation moderate the association between youths' responses to provocation and others' perceptions of their aggressiveness? In M.A. Dirks and K.L. McDonald (Chairs), Children's social-cognitive reactions in emotionally charged situations: Lessons for externalizing and internalizing problems. Symposium presentation at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research on Child Development, Montreal, Canada.


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HANSARD 1803–2005 → 1920s → 1926 → November 1926 → 25 November 1926 → Lords Sitting
EMERGENCY REGULATIONS.
HL Deb 25 November 1926 vol 65 cc849-52 849
§ THE LORD PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL (THE EARL OF BALFOUR)
had given Notice to move, That the Regulations made by His Majesty in Council under the Emergency Powers Act, 1920, by Order dated the 20th instant, shall continue in force, subject, however, to the provisions of Section 2 (4) of the said Act. The noble Earl said: My Lords, I beg to move the Resolution which stands in my name. I do not think it necessary to say anything about the general character of it, for we are familiar with the reasons which have induced your Lordships on more than one previous occasion to pass these exceptional measures. I have, however, to say that we have hopes that the condition of the coal trade will enable us to abolish some of these exceptional measures before the month has expired. If that be so, it requires, of course, a new Order in Council. When the Government are advised that such a course would be desirable they will bring forward the necessary Resolution to your Lordships to amend and mitigate these Regulations. Your Lordships would, of course, in that event have notice.
§ Moved, That the Regulations made by His Majesty in Council under the Emergency Powers Act, 1920, by Order dated the 20th instant, shall continue in force, subject, however, to the provisions of Section 2 (4) of the said Act.—(The Earl of Balfour.)
§ LORD PARMOOR
My Lords, I think it is very satisfactory to hear from the noble Earl that there is a chance of mitigating certain of these Regulations (which certainly are very strong) on the ground that the difficulties in the coal trade are likely, at any rate partially, to be settled. I presume the Government have considered what are the Regulations that they think may be mitigated and 850 the noble Earl would perhaps indicate what they are. I ask that for this reason. I have drawn attention on former occasions to one or two of the Regulations which, in my opinion, are exceptionally objectionable, having regard to the Common Law principle by which these matters are governed in this country. There was a reference to it in the other place yesterday. Where complaints have been made to the noble and learned Viscount about magistrates, amongst others, I have noticed, as far as I have seen them, that they have arisen partly in respect of the very questions which I think are most difficult and in regard to which I, at any rate, should desire a mitigation to be introduced at the earliest possible moment.
I do not want to deal with this at any length because I have done so previously, and I will only take one illustration relating to proceedings which are taken under Regulation 21, where a person has attempted, as it is called, to cause civil disaffection. One understands mutiny, sedition and matters of that kind, but it is quite obvious that civil disaffection may be something about which there is a difference of opinion when the parties are dealing with such questions as may arise in connection with the coal strike. That is one of the matters upon which one feels very strongly that it should not be within the power of the Chief Constable of a particular county to prosecute perhaps a member of the other House, because, after all, that member has only been expressing his political views, though he might not express them in the particular way that would be most friendly and amicable. What I should like to know very much is whether the noble Earl can tell us whether a provision of that kind—I take that as a test provision—is likely to be mitigated shortly.
There are also other provisions, such as the noble Lord said, I think, that he had not studied much last time, provisions like those contained in No. 14. They show the other side of these Regulations. They contain ample power, if necessary, for the Government to take over the production and distribution of coal in this country and to control prices, and generally they give very wide powers indeed. I am not suggesting that powers of that kind may not 851 be otherwise than useful during the continuance of the coal trouble, but I should like to know what is the noble Earl's view, or the view of the Government if they have formed one. I understood last time that in their view No. 14 could not be practically used if the Government thought it necessary to bring pressure upon the coal owners or the coal miners in order to bring a dispute of this kind to an end. I understood him to say that when we discussed the question last time. I do not want to go further than to ask the noble Earl if he can give some information on the point whether the Government think they will be able to introduce mitigating Regulations within a short time.
§ THE EARL OF BALFOUR
My Lords, by leave of the House I may perhaps say one word in answer to the noble Lord. I do not think we should gain much by discussing particular phases or particular parts of these Regulations, and I hope noble Lords opposite and the House at large will be content with the statement that the Government are most desirous of returning to a normal state of affairs, and in proportion as circumstances allow us to do that we shall take full advantage of the opportunities given us.
My Lords, I cannot say any more, but the noble Earl will appreciate, of course, that that gives no information at all.
My Lords, I do not want to enter into a dispute with the noble Lord across the floor of the House, because I believe I am not in order, but how could I reply in any other way than I have done? The Home Secretary is, of course, watching the course of events most carefully and critically. He has expressed in another place on behalf of 852 the Government, and I think with the full acceptance of members in another place, his intention of mitigating these Regulations as and in proportion as circumstances will permit. I do not think it is possible for me to say more than that. He would, of course, have modified, and the Government would have modified, these Regulations had they after careful examination thought that could be safely done in the existing state of the coal industry. They have come to the conclusion that it could not safely be done yet, but prospects seem on the whole fairly satisfactory and we have every hope that mitigation which is at present impossible will become possible before the month has elapsed which requires these Regulations to be renewed, if, unhappily, that necessity should occur. I quite agree that I have given very little information to the noble Lord except to express the good intentions of the Government, but I would ask how it is possible without the gift of prophecy, which unfortunately I do not possess, to give him any more accurate information as to the future course of events.
§ On Question, Motion agreed to.
Back to WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY (BLIND PERSONS FACILITIES) BILL.
Forward to BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.


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HomeOpinionHypocritical Chamisa must not live in two worlds
Hypocritical Chamisa must not live in two worlds
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Elias Mudzuri and Nelson Chamisa
THERE were worrying scenes this week when MDC vice-president Elias Mudzuri was confronted by parliamentarians from his party at a local hotel, publicly scolding him in a video that went viral for attending a meeting for legislators with President Emmerson Mnangagwa at State House.
By Faith Zaba
Mudzuri, who is the leader of opposition in the Senate and a member of the Parliamentary Standing Rules and Orders Committee (SROC), was also booed yesterday during introductions of the party leadership at the start of the MDC march at Africa Unity Square. The party vice-president was drowned out by jeers upon taking the podium, as thousands booed and sang "tengesa uone mashura" (sell out and you will see how we deal with you). Mudzuri's attendance was seen as an endorsement of Mnangagwa's presidency when MDC has refused to recognise his victory, claiming that their party leader Nelson Chamisa won the presidential polls held on July 30.
These scenes painted a disturbing picture of a growing culture of intolerance in the MDC.
It would have been valid if the MDC had totally boycotted parliament so that its legislators would not have to be villified for attending some state occasions. The meeting at State House was meant to fulfil parliamentary procedures, which require National Assembly and Senate presiding officers to present themselves to the President on assuming their duties. The provisions are covered by Standing Rule and Order Number 11.
This intolerance is now worrisome. Mudzuri, together with the party secretary-general Douglas Mwonzora, were also last week condemned for meeting with Chief Justice Luke Malaba recently. The two survived the chop over the meeting and also for having ambitions to challenge Chamisa for the presidency. It is disturbing to note that this is not the first time that senior party supporters have been attacked publicly by colleagues. On some occasions, party supporters have resorted to violence to deal with those with opposing views.
MDC-T leader Thokozani Khupe and her supporters were violently attacked early this year as she fought with Chamisa for control of the party following the death of founding leader Morgan Tsvangirai in February.
Three mayors, who were not the preferred candidates, have been fired so far since the mayoral elections, while 10 councils were suspended for defying a directive on mayoral polls.
This is a serious threat to democracy. They are threatening to silence every dissenting view. Because of the manifestation of intolerance, MDC is fast becoming the opposite of democratic principles it purports to represent. It is amazing that some people have already developed amnesia of how former president Robert Mugabe became an autocrat over four decades of oppression.
Chamisa spoke very well, like a true statesman, when he appeared before the Commission of Inquiry on the shooting by the military of six civilians on August 1 and even added that he is ready to come to the negotiating table with Zanu PF.
To then chastise Mudzuri for talking to the same person he is trying to reach out to is not only strange but smacks of shameless hypocrisy. – ZimInd


Exercising in the golden years might seem counterintuitive. After all, older adults typically trade in their busy schedules and overflowing to-do lists for a more relaxed way of life. But getting an appropriate amount of exercise is important to ensure that you keep going strong, regardless of your current pace.
For one thing, exercise helps improve immunity, cardiovascular and cardiorespiratory function (including lowering the risk of heart disease and high blood pressure), bone density, gastrointestinal function, and chronic conditions such as cancer, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, obesity and arthritis—just to name a few—according to Amy Rauworth, director of policy and public affairs at Lakeshore Foundation and associate director for operations and exercise physiology research at the National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability in Birmingham, Ala.
"Physical activity can decrease or prevent many of the health issues that are associated with aging and help to maintain independence in daily living," Rauworth says.
When it comes to exercise for seniors, all movements are not created equal. In fact, Rauworth says she often designs exercise programs that emphasize improving function in everyday living.
Rauworth also uses this strategy when setting goals. "The goals should be … linked to important life skills such as climbing several stairs to enter the home of their grandchildren," she explains.
When developing an exercise plan, cardiovascular exercises such as seated aerobics and ergometry (exercises performed on treadmills, recumbent bicycles and rowing machines, many of which are wheelchair accessible) are important. But Rauworth says strength and flexibility are also areas of focus for older adults with mobility conditions.
Strength training should include exercises such as squats, leg presses, lat pulldowns, rows, leg flexion and leg extensions. Rauworth says that targeting the lower body helps increase mobility, improve balance and prevent falls, while strengthening the upper body improves grip and helps increase functional independence.
For seniors who use wheelchairs, building upper-body strength is paramount. By targeting the upper back and shoulders, with exercises such as pulling and rowing, seniors can counteract overuse of the muscles used to propel a wheelchair and improve sitting posture and balance. Exercises that emphasize pushing and pressing, such as the bench press and overhead press, help strengthen muscles used for wheeling and transferring. Rauworth says to start with lighter weights and aim for three sets of eight to 12 repetitions.
Targeting the hamstrings, quadriceps, calves, back, chest and arms with exercises that improve flexibility and balance can help prevent falls and improve mobility, Rauworth says. Rauworth recommends that seniors hold each stretch for 10-30 seconds and repeat up to three times. However, she says to avoid stretching cold muscles.
Are You Getting Enough Movement?
An equivalent mix of moderate- and vigorous-intensity aerobic activity AND muscle-strengthening activities on two or more days a week.
If you've ever popped a workout video into the DVD player, you've probably seen the warning about consulting your physician before beginning a new workout plan. According to Rauworth, that warning is something to be heeded, especially for people who have a heart condition.
"An individual who has known metabolic, cardiovascular or pulmonary disease and has been sedentary for a prolonged period of time should seek physician guidance before beginning an exercise routine," she says.
If you're unsure whether you should ask your doctor, take the Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q). Answering yes to one or more of these questions means you should consult your doctor.
Also consider the American College of Sports Medicine cardiovascular risk factors to determine if you are at moderate (two or more risk factors) or high risk (known cardiovascular, pulmonary or metabolic disease and one or more risk factors) for coronary artery disease.
Even without the risk factors outlined above, older adults encounter some hazards when exercising. For example, the risk of falling is increased in this population. Therefore, seniors must be vigilant about safety while using equipment and performing exercises, such as staying in well-lit areas and choosing user-friendly equipment.
Loss of sensation, especially in the feet, can inhibit the ability to detect blisters and friction injuries as well, Rauworth says.
But what if you have mobility challenges, such as using a wheelchair to get around?
And complaining about difficulty getting around is no excuse for missing a trip to the gym.
"If you think it is difficult now to be active, just wait for another 5 to 10 years, and maintaining the level of independence you wish to achieve may not be possible," says Rauworth.
Today's technology lends itself to more exercise options for people with mobility conditions than ever before. Activity gloves, mitts, ankle straps and cuffs can be used to strap an affected limb to an exercise machine, such as a recumbent bike, says Rauworth. These devices can also help when performing resistance exercises when handgrip strength or function is an issue. Resistance bands or Thera-bands can be used to strap legs together when using recumbent machines.
Rauworth cautions that it's important to understand the flexibility of a joint before attaching a limb to a machine. Moving a joint through an inappropriate range might cause injury.
Many exercises can also be done in a seated position using resistance bands or free weights. These exercises include the bicep curl, triceps kickback and overhead extension, shoulder shrug, front raise, overhead shoulder press, upright row, seated row and chest fly, Rauworth says.
Now it's time to get moving. Don't know the difference between a tricep kickback and a shoulder fly? Turn to these online resources for step-by-step workout plans, illustrations and videos—all of which are suited for older adults and those with limited mobility. Also consider consulting a physical trainer to help you get into the exercise habit.
What can $3 million help uncover about community-based health promotion programs for older adults with osteoarthritis? Thanks to a new grant from the National Institute on Aging, the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) is determined to find out.
UIC researchers will compare Fit and Strong!, an evidence-based physical activity and health behavior change program, with Fit and Strong! Plus, the traditional program with an added weight management/dietary component.
While the traditional program has been very successful, "we felt that we needed to address the underlying weight issues that cause or exacerbate lower extremity osteoarthritis," said Susan Hughes, co-principal investigator of the project and co-director of the Center for Research on Health and Aging at UIC's Institute for Health Research and Policy.
Four hundred adults 60 and older with lower extremity osteoarthritis and a body mass index of between 25 and 50 will be enrolled in the study, divided evenly between the Fit and Strong! and Fit and Strong! Plus programs.
Participants in Fit and Strong! Plus will participate in the traditional program and receive dietary and weight loss interactive sessions. The goal will be to reduce overall weight by a minimum of 5 percent by encouraging participants to eat more fruits and vegetables and reduce overall calorie consumption.
All participants will be evaluated at two, six, 12, 18 and 24 months. The study will assess dietary changes, weight loss, exercise participation, osteoarthritis symptoms, anxiety and depression. In addition, researchers will analyze Medicare claims data for participants before and after the intervention to evaluate healthcare use and cost.
Find out more about Fit and Strong!


What has crippled your Christian lifestyles? Are your stories too painful? Do you ever suppose like God may by no means use you as a result of your previous? occasionally the problems we care for in existence, no matter if our fault or no longer, overwhelm our goals and go away us spiritually damaged. We hand over simply because we think dead as a result of harm that has been performed to us or that now we have brought on. wouldn't it shock you in finding out, as harm as a few occasions are that God is looking at? during this biography of Billy Wayne Arrington, authors Janet Gibson and Billy Wayne Arrington inform his tale of dwelling a Christian existence whilst every thing operating opposed to him. And God was once gazing is a narrative of trails, tragedy, and triumph. not anyone ever stated residing a Christian existence might regularly be effortless, but when it does not price whatever, it is not worthy greatly. may well you be challenged to persevere by means of the existence and suggestion of Billy Wayne Arrington.
Marthe Robin is without doubt one of the so much fascinating figures of the 20th century. Born right into a peasant relatives in a distant French village, through the age of eighteen she was once constrained to mattress in a nation of paralysis and via thirty-eight she was once blind. all through her lifestyles, she got over 100,000 viewers, starting from Church leaders and widespread intellectuals to farmers and college kids, all looking and receiving comfort, prayerful help and counsel.
"I might move into the deeps 100 occasions to cheer a downcast spirit; it really is stable for me to were stricken that i'd know the way to talk a notice in season to 1 that's weary. " – Charles SpurgeonMillions learn the phrases of the nice nineteenth-century preacher Charles Spurgeon with no realizing that his ministry succeeded in the course of seasons of overwhelming classes of melancholy.
The adolescence ministry concentration of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's existence is frequently forgotten or neglected, although he did a lot paintings with youngsters and wrote a couple of papers, sermons, and addresses approximately or for the adolescence of the church. even though, adolescence ministry professional Andrew Root explains that this concentration is valuable to Bonhoeffer's tale and idea.
What has crippled your Christian lifestyles? Are your thoughts too painful? Do you ever suppose like God may by no means use you as a result of your earlier? occasionally the problems we take care of in existence, no matter if our fault or now not, overwhelm our desires and go away us spiritually damaged. We quit simply because we think dead because of the harm that has been performed to us or that now we have prompted.


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Electronic tire registration expected to get OK from NHTSA
WASHINGTON — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is expected to endorse electronic registration of tires, which is favored by all but one participant who have made official comments on the subject.
The Rubber Manufacturers Association, the Tire Industry Association, the National Automobile Dealers Association and a tire registration firm support the change. CIMS Inc., the nation´s oldest private tire registration firm, opposes it. They all responded in a 30-day comment period by NHTSA, which runs through April 20.
The Office of Management and Budget requires periodic comment on all federal safety information gathering standards. The current request for comments follows a similar 60-day comment period that NHTSA began in December 2006.
The original query was on the efficacy of tire registration in general. The latest comment period is on how electronic registration should be done, in addition to paper registration forms.
The RMA advocated electronic registration forcefully in its February 2007 comments to NHTSA. TIA seconded the RMA´s position, as long as a revised tire registration rule doesn´t place any new burdens on tire dealers. The NADA joined TIA in that support.
In its comments to NHTSA, the RMA made four recommendations:
— A revised regulation should allow tire dealers and distributors to provide either a hard-copy form to consumers or voluntary electronic registration at the point of sale.
— Tire dealers and distributors shouldn´t be forced to do anything regarding tire registration that they´re not doing now. Since 1982, they have been required only to provide forms to tire buyers.
— Tire manufacturers shouldn´t have any further obligations under tire registration regulations. Currently, they are obliged to provide tire dealers and distributors with forms and maintain the registration information for at least five years.
— Registration forms should be revised to contain information that would allow consumers to register tires directly on the manufacturers´ Web sites.
In opposing the change, CIMS President Paul J. Kruder said his company knows the current system is working.
"If the regulation is changed to allow an alternative electronic tire registration method, it will only cause more confusion," he wrote to the NHTSA.
Electronic tire registration could leave independent tire dealers open to increased liability if they do not successfully transfer the tire registration information to the appropriate information center, or if they jeopardize the privacy of tire registration information, Kruder said. Developmental costs, software upgrades and employee training would also add cost burdens to dealers, while the CIMS All-Brand Form costs less than a penny per tire, he said.
However, National Tire Registry Recall.com, endorsed electronic registration.
While requesting several changes and clarifications, the tire registration company said it favors the new proposal in general.
"We believe changes to facilitate electronic registration over the Internet would enhance public safety on the nation´s highways," said Robert E. Coakley, the company´s president.


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Home sport RFU fears the tournament won't end
RFU fears the tournament won't end
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England wins second consecutive Six Nations Grand Slam in 2020
The Rugby Football Union has expressed "concern" over the completion of the 2021 Women's Six Nations.
The men's tournament ends on 6 February, but the dates for the women's event, which usually take place at the end of the same week, remain to be announced.
The competition is an important part of preparing teams for the World Cup, which begins in September.
A spokesman for Six Nations said the organizers are "working on a plan to try to hold the championship."
But Nicki Ponsford, RFU's women's performance head, told BBC Sport, "I worry about how we will be able to get through this time."
The latest coronavirus lockdown in Europe has complicated plans, with England being the only professional team in the tournament, while France are semi-professionals.
Most players in Ireland, Wales, Scotland and Italy are amateurs, causing problems around tries, bubbles and travel.
Ponsford said: "I'm sure England is going to be able to deal with it, but different unions have different challenges."
In 2020, three Six Nations women's games were canceled due to coronaviruses.
England – who sealed Consecutive grand slams When they defeated Italy in November, they were the only countries to play all six nations in 2020.
Scotland have played only three of their five matches, while Wales and Ireland have played four.
This year, six-nation matches in Ireland, Scotland and Italy could also double in the World Cup qualifiers, as none of the three teams have earned their place in the Rugby masterpiece. .
Ponsford said that "there were other plans to make the next 10 days a week" to see if "we could overtake the Six Nations or as much as possible".
Asked if the tournament could go to another window, Ponsford explained that it was decided before Christmas that "leaving him is the right place where he was".
However, he said that "the world has changed again".
"It's getting more and more difficult," Ponsford continued. "There's a lot to put into the mix."
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Chronicle of Healthcare and Narrative Medicine
EUNAMES
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Home - Post - A conversation on Narrative Medicine across borders
A conversation on Narrative Medicine across borders
Post author:Maria Giulia Marini
Post published:1 July 2020
Post category:English Posts Narrative Medicine
by Maria Giulia Marini and Stefania Polvani
SP. Maria Giulia, we met at least ten years ago. You phoned me, you had just published an interesting article in the Sole 24 Ore Sunday paper, we had never met, but we knew the work we were doing, each in the field of Narrative Medicine in different places, with perhaps different methods, but with equal motivation. Today we work together in SIMeN, the Italian Society of Narrative Medicine, and in these years Narrative Medicine has had a significant development in Italy, there is growing networking of projects and people who are promoting its culture and dissemination in the practice of care. And among our projects, there is the promotion of European society. Would you like to remind us how the idea was born? And why?
MGM. EUNAMES, the European Narrative Medicine Society, was born from a joint idea with Prof. Antonio Virzì, founder in 2009 of the Italian Society of Narrative Medicine. EUNAMES starts from the substratum of international networking that was already in SIMeN's mission, to widen the debate on Humanities for Health and Narrative Medicine beyond Italy to take it to Europe and the world. There is no sense in localism, but the beauty of these challenging themes in interdisciplinarity is the continuous comparison with other schools, other approaches, and other practices. I believe that health care is at a turning point: the need for narrative is now present all over the world, and this era of COVID-19 is also fully demonstrating this. If beds are fundamental, the understanding of the correct therapies, as well as the lockdown was necessary, the predominant voice is coming out, in all countries, of the experiences lived by health professionals, patients, citizens, politicians. In the beginning, we believed that the narrative would "disappear" to give way to technology and then we realized that the human being, wherever he/she was, asked loudly to be there, to participate. That's why we built with a voluntary network of EUNAMES the Pillar Chart for "well-being" during the lockdown. None of the countries backed down. Europe, Canada, America, Australia.
SP. We have always maintained that Narrative Medicine belongs to everyone. You say, and I agree, "broaden the comparison and challenge localisms". International networking has long been in your work and SIMeN's mission. So why EUNAMES, a European Society and not a more comprehensive global network?
MGM. In 2016 the guidelines of the Cultural contexts for health group came out from WHO-Europe, which concerned narrative research and in 2019 another document, also from WHO-Europe, which involved the use of art therapy and other healing languages that fall within the sphere of Humanities for health. Working with them to revise the narrative research guidelines and with other European countries, the most natural step was to address Europe, not that of the European Union, but that of 53 countries, which also includes Israel and Russia: in short, a very challenging experience. We obtained in February 2020 a commendation from WHO Europe, and a recommendation, that of not leaving alone the professionals who deal with these disciplines who often work outside centres, independently. Even in solitude. People who believe it, extremely competent, but involved in Evidence-Based Medicine organizations. But beyond Europe, this society wants to open itself to all those who also in other continents wish to deal with plurality: we do not impose a model, a practice of how to do or teach narrative medicine. But we also open up to people interested in other continents. No imposition, but exchange and welcome. Opening up borders is more necessary than ever in a world that has suffered isolation and now social distancing.
SP. Who is in EUNAMES? What are the exciting experiences?
MGM. That's a difficult question you ask me because there are so many exciting voices! I start from Portugal, from the University of Porto: Susana Magalhães, philosopher, studied vulnerability and fragility, she organized excellent seminars with photographers inside the hospital, as well as classical teaching with doctors and nurses, in short, a place of versatility. Then I think of John Launer, Physician and Group Therapist, one of the principal founders of narrative medicine had the great merit of exporting it beyond the university and applying it everywhere, in every social and health context. Jonathan Mc Farland, who has put together a teaching network with Sechenov University in Moscow dedicated to doctors and future doctors, The doctor as a humanist. Carol-Ann Farkas who, by teaching future pharmacists, nurses and doctors, promotes Humanities, fine arts and literature with them. At the university. Not in high school. Stephen Legari who, in Montreal, together with the director of the Museum of Fine Arts, managed to persuade the community of general practitioners in Quebec to prescribe guided visits to patients in a medical prescription book to assess their state of well-being. And then again, the Lisbon group directed by Isabel Fernandez, the Marie Curie in Paris who want to analyze the narrations of cancer patients with narrative medicine… many, all wonderful.
SP. All wonderful and very innovative in the Personal Care scenario. You describe a scene that is very similar to the Italian one, where creative and sometimes challenging projects proliferate, even in synergy. Maria Giulia, what is the first project of EUNAMES?
MGM. We want to understand who makes humanities for health and narrative medicine in the Europe of 53 countries: we are looking for them one by one, through the keywords in their respective languages concerning the world of humanities in the field of health. Universities, centres, studies, small realities. With them, we intend to do a survey, to understand not only what kind of activities they do, but above all their stories as professionals. How did they approach these disciplines? When and why did the spark start? There are hundreds of surveys on what the centres do, what operations they have and their range of action, but none so far in our field has ever investigated the reasons, the values that have driven people to deal with these arts/disciplines. It is an act of real knowledge of those who work like us, and not just a matter of filing names. This could also lighten the sense of loneliness that is brought as the first datum of reality in many European classrooms during narrative medicine courses; how many professionals we have listened to who told us, "Narrative medicine is wonderful, but then how can I apply it in my reality?". We are convinced that narrative will be more and more critical, and the proof is the swarming of the many initiatives underway. This survey also serves to build valuable European partnerships between interdisciplinary professionals united by a shared passion: to research to improve the quality of care and the very well-being of professionals. Doing research, not just networking: it is the joint project that motivates and unites.
SP. There are synergies as well as loneliness in Italy too. SIMeN is at the service as a meeting point, as we say in the Statute, given its multidisciplinary vocation, it is for health and social workers, researchers, individuals who possess skills or intend to train in Narrative Medicine and/or who recognize themselves in SIMeN's aims. At this moment, to offer concrete synergies, we are working on the R-Esistere project, we no longer count the subjects who have joined. R-Esistere promotes the collection of stories in time of COVID-19 to unite people to numbers, narration to science.
MGM. We can immediately translate the narrative plot of R-Esistere, a fantastic project, and make it choral in Europe and the other interested countries: EUNAMES acts as an intermediary for the collection of narratives. Today we are lucky to have good translators online so that we can collect the narratives in other languages: of course, the translation will never be perfect, but at least we will get the sense of what is happening with the pandemic in the world and the different experiences.
Pandemic or not, the appointment we want to realize is in 2022, in Southern Italy, in Catania, for a congress intertwined between SIMeN and EUNAMES: not abroad but in our frame, and not in the usual cities Rome, Milan that see most of the events, but in a town that has seen perhaps the highest number of people that have followed one another in its territory. A volcanic city, of course: behind it is Etna, the highest volcano in Europe.
SP. Thanks, Maria Giulia. The volcanicity of Catania perhaps also suits all those who promote narrative medicine, in Italy and beyond the border.
MGM. Yes. And I won't add any more narrative.
We invite everyone to stay connected, currently participating in SIMeN's R-Esistere project and preparing for EUNAMES and CATANIA 2022.
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Epidemiologist and counselor in transactional analysis, thirty years of professional life in health care. I have a classic humanistic background, including the knowledge of Ancient Greek and Latin, which opened me to study languages and arts, becoming an Art Coach. I followed afterward scientific academic studies, in clinical pharmacology with an academic specialization in Epidemiology (University of Milan and Pavia). Past international experiences at the Harvard Medical School and in a pharma company at Mainz in Germany. Currently Director of Innovation in the Health Care Area of Fondazione ISTUD a center for educational and social and health care research. I'm serving as president of EUNAMES- European Narrative Medicine Society, on the board of Italian Society of Narrative Medicine, a tenured professor of Narrative Medicine at La Sapienza, Roma, and teaching narrative medicine in other universities and institutions at a national and international level. In 2016 I was a referee for the World Health Organization- Europen for "Narrative Method of Research in Public Health." Writer of the books; "Narrative medicine: Bridging the gap between Evidence-Based care and Medical Humanities," and "Languages of care in Narrative Medicine" edited with Springer, and since 2021 main editor for Springer of the new series "New Paradigms in Health Care."
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Q: AIRFLOW_SCHEDULER_RUN_DURATION set up and scheduler doesn't restart when down I am experiencing scheduler down suddenly and without a pattern.
I run Airflow 2.1.2 in AWS ECS using `docker.
I know it's a reported issue in Airflow docs
We set up AIRFLOW__SCHEDULER__RUN_DURATION = 3600 to force the scheduler to restart every hour and avoid this way the scheduler is down suddenly.
But despite that, we see the last heartbeat was received 9 hours ago. Why is this happening?
The issue here is not the airflow scheduler is down, but the ENV variable to force the restart didn't work.
Can something avoid the airflow scheduler restart? Should we use airflow.cfg instead of the env variable?
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I paste the var name wrong in here, but I have the correct name.
AIRFLOW__SCHEDULER__RUN_DURATION

I print the var value in docker container:
echo $AIRFLOW__SCHEDULER__RUN_DURATION

It returns 3600

A: Ah - since you are at 2.1.2 - the run_duration parameter has been removed from Airflow 2:
You will not find it here:
https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow/stable/configurations-ref.html
I think the best way to approach it is to identify why you have scheduler failing - it is not expected for it to be failing randomly, I guess you can dig in in the log files of scheduler and find the reason?

A: I think you have the wrong variable name:
AIRFLOW__SCHEDULER__RUN_DURATION is the right one - note double _ after AIRFLOW and SCHEDULER


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Who Are Hot Chocolate Trust?
Based in the Steeple Church in Dundee, Hot Chocolate Trust is a registered charity that works with, and supports, young people age 12-21 who hang out in the city centre, to help develop the opportunities that can be available to them.
For decades the area outside the Steeple Church was a meeting place frequented by young people often from difficult backgrounds or homes, who often felt they had nowhere else to go. A small group of churchgoers (now known as Hot Chocolate Trust) wanted to change this and provide a safe space where these individuals could meet, socialise with their peers and provide a sense of 'home' and thereby provide a support group they may not have elsewhere. Back in 2001, this small group of volunteers ventured out into the cold November weather to build relationships with these young people and provided Hot Chocolate drinks for them to warm up. The rest is history!
Avian partnered with Hot Chocolate Trust in 2014 when Scott McCallum, Avian's Managing Director was keen to locate a worthy local cause to benefit from his fund raising activities supporting a transatlantic sailing race that he was involved in. These efforts culminated in Scott raising an excess of £8,000 for the charity and since then, Hot Chocolate have remained Avian's charity partner, benefitting from regular donations and monies raised at charity events in which Avian is involved.
Scott McCallum said 'the work that Hot Chocolate Trust does is amazing and their impact on the many young people with whom they work is truly transformational. They are very worthy beneficiaries of whatever monies we can raise to help their very significant efforts. Dave and his team are to be congratulated for the work that they do.'
Avian & Blue2 Digital will be supporting Hot Chocolate Trust again at our Bake Sale and Raffle on Tuesday the 12th March at 12pm. This is being filmed as the ending to a new baking show we are taking part in for the BBC. Feel free to come along, try some yummy treats and hopefully win some spectacular prizes all in aid of a great cause.
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