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You should assume that we may be compensated for purchases of products or services mentioned on this DisputeThis.org that are not created, owned, licensed, or otherwise materially controlled by us. Stated differently, while most people obviously understand that individuals make a living by way of the profit that remains after the costs associated with providing their product or service are covered, at least theoretically there may be someone out there who does not understand that a third party can "affiliate" someone else's products or services and be compensated by the product or service creator/owner for helping spread the word about their offering. Just compare it to retailers. They seldom produce anything, but rather make their money connecting product and service creators with end users.
First, just always operate from the position that any DisputeThis.org proprietor, including us, will have a material connection to the product or service provider, and may be compensated as a result of your purchase, unless expressly stated otherwise. Aside from your purchases, note that even you actions could result in earnings for this DisputeThis.org. For instance, there could be ads displayed on this DisputeThis.org that we are compensated for displaying whenever a DisputeThis.org visitor clicks on them.
Third, despite the fact that it would be counterproductive to mention products or services that you'll find disappointing or inferior, not only are people different, but it's also possible for us to have a lapse in judgment. Thus, to be extra cautious, even if you believe in our good faith motives, you may as well go ahead and keep in mind that we could be at least partially influenced by the monetization factor of listing various products or services on our DisputeThis.org. Furthermore, in that vein, the reality is that there are sometimes other connections between parties that are not monetary, such as personal capital, goodwill, or otherwise, that could be an underlying undercurrent swaying the decision to promote a particular offering. Due to this hypothetical possibility, you should again simply nor rely solely on what we have to say, but rather just form your own independent opinion just to be safe. Finally, bear in mind that we might also receive free products or services, gifts, or review copies of items too.
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Protecting the privacy of the very young is especially important. For that reason, our DisputeThis.org will never collect or maintain information at our DisputeThis.org from those we actually know are under 18, and no part of our DisputeThis.org is structured to attract anyone under 18.
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Other information may be collected as well, which is rather typical of most DisputeThis.orgs. For instance, the source that referred you to our DisputeThis.org is generally known. Likewise, your duration on our DisputeThis.org, and your destination when you leave our DisputeThis.org can also be tracked. Other common data collected includes the type of operating system the computer you are using to access our DisputeThis.org has. Similarly, the type of web browser is often noted. Again, this is common data collection, and helps ultimately produce a better end-user experience.
A prime example of limited access to our DisputeThis.org is where content may be protected by a username and password. Whether a username and password is generated by our DisputeThis.org, or created by you, these will almost always be connected with some other information related to or connected with you. This is true since much content that is protected on the internet is subscription based, often paid for. Thus, the username and password must necessarily be tied to your other account data. Usernames and passwords, by their very nature, should be kept private.
However, of course, your information does comprise part of an overall whole. This aggregate of information, by contrast, may be used to understand our overall user base. Further, we may share this information about our DisputeThis.org visitors as a whole, not individually, with third parties for various purposes, in our sole discretion.
While we are staunch privacy advocates, there are times when even we may be forced to abandon these ideals. Just as major search engines face ongoing compulsion to provide data against their will, so too may the same occur with our DisputeThis.org. Illegal activity or other serious acts or allegations could create legal liability for our DisputeThis.org. In those cases, we reserve the right to share your information, or else may simply be compelled to do so by law. On the other hand, there may be times when we would need to share your private information in order to protect our own interests. For instance, in cases of suspected or alleged copyright infringement or other intellectual property violations, it may be necessary to share personal information.
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We live in an interesting time when privacy rights are championed alongside an unprecedented voluntary willingness of people to share their most intimate and superfluous life details with the world, even in places such as our DisputeThis.org. While apparently benign on the surface, the dangers of unrestrained public disclosure of sensitive information is beginning to surface.
As social media rapidly advances to allow more technologically sophisticated and easy dissemination, the simultaneous fallout of revelation without boundaries is mounting. Thus, a sober approach to the benefits of social media, while sidestepping the perils of imprudent disclosure, can facilitate an enjoyable online experience, without the consequences of excess, in settings such as our own DisputeThis.org.
You should assume that social media is in use on our DisputeThis.org. A simple click of a button to endorse a person, product, or service is building a cumulative profile about you, which you should always assume can be discovered by others. Attempting to share a DisputeThis.org with someone, whether by direct press of a button or else by email forwarding facilitated on a DisputeThis.org, you should assume that this may not stop with the intended recipient, and that this can generate information about you that could be seen by a veritable infinite number of people. Such a domino effect could initiate right here on our DisputeThis.org.
Something as simple as a blog comment provides the opportunity for knee-jerk reactions that can become public and may not truly represent a position (at least in strength or severity) that you might hold after a period of more reasoned contemplation. You should also note that the ease of accessing one site through the login credentials of another, or the use of a global login for access to multiple sites can accumulate a dossier on you and your online behavior that may reveal more information to unintended parties than you might realize or want. Any or all of these features could exist on our DisputeThis.org at one time or another.
These few examples illustrate some possible ways that social media can exist, though it is not an exhaustive list and new technologies will render this list outdated quickly. The objective is to realize the reach of social media, its widespread presence on DisputeThis.orgs in various forms (including this DisputeThis.org), and develop a responsible approach to using it.
You should recognize the fact that divulgences made in and on social media platforms on this DisputeThis.org and others are rarely constrained just to you. Disclosures are commonly made about group matters that necessarily affect and impact other people. Other disclosures are expressly about third parties, sometimes with little discretion. What can appear funny in one moment can be tragic in the next. And a subtle "public" retaliation can have lifetime repercussions.
Ideal use of social media on our DisputeThis.org would confine your disclosures primarily to matters pertaining to you, not others. If in doubt, it's best to err on the side of non-disclosure. It's doubtful the disclosure is so meaningful that it cannot be offset by the precaution of acting to protect the best interests of someone who is involuntarily being exposed by your decision to disclose something on our DisputeThis.org (or another).
You should likewise pause to consider the long-term effects of a split-second decision to publicly share private information about yourself on our DisputeThis.org. Opinions, likes, dislikes, preferences, and otherwise can change. Openly divulging perspectives that you hold today, may conflict with your developing views into the futures. Yet, the "new you" will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now concretized as part of your public profile. While the contents of your breakfast may hold little long-term impact, other data likewise readily shared can have consequences that could conceivably impact your ability to obtain certain employment or hinder other life experiences and ambitions.
You, as a visitor to our DisputeThis.org, are not permitted to "mine" social media or other platforms contained herein for personal information related to others. Even where people have publicly displayed data, you should not construe that as though you have the liberty to capture, reproduce, or reuse that information. Any use of social media or related platforms on our DisputeThis.org are for interactive use only, relevant only during the DisputeThis.org visit.
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De klep van Bauhin, valvula Bauhini of valvula ileocaecalis, is de uitmonding van het laatste deel van de dunne darm (het ileum terminale) in de dikke darm. Het is meer een functionele klep dan een anatomische klepstructuur. De kleppen van Bauhin zorgen ervoor dat de darminhoud niet terugstroomt en regelen wat er vanuit het ileum in de dikke darm terechtkomt.

De klep werd voor het eerst beschreven door de Nederlandse arts Nicolaes Tulp en staat daarom ook wel bekend als de klep van Tulp.

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A narrative essay asks the author to tell a story, usually, though not exclusively, about themselves. In consequence, it can be a very personal, reflective and subjective composition. Here, the personal pronoun "I" is invited. So, with a narrative essay, we are dealing with experiences, emotions and feelings.
It is likely that your teacher will give you a generally defined subject area to talk about, your first day of university for example, your proudest achievement, your greatest success, a test of your will, a memorable experience; in effect, a key moment, which affords additional degrees of reflection.
The point is to isolate and experience which evoked powerful emotions. Generally speaking, a narrative is judged successful by dint of how successfully it has moved the reader. Hence we may consider emotions to be the target of a narrative account, whereas intellect is the target of critical analysis.
Seeing as our intention is to stir emotions, we need to select and experience which has the power to do so, something unusual wherein the daily routine somehow broken. If you think about it, most narratives, whether they are fiction or journalism or what have you, focus on the extraordinary.
This is why the suggested topics tend to employee superlatives such as "proudest", "greatest", and such; for, these objectives point toward uniquely intense experiences.
For this reason, it will not do simply to recount a journey to the grocery store to buy some biscuits. Unless that store was robbed while you were there scanning the confectionery aisles, this would make for a very dull narrative indeed. This is because the experience of purchasing groceries is largely non-emotional, banal and in fact quite mechanical.
This should give you some kind of indication as to how a good narrative essay might initially be spawned. You want to eschew the mundane. Try and locate an instance of powerful emotion in your life. Reflect upon those experiences which stand large in your memory. Analyse them, try and puzzle out the cause and effect processes which led to the attached feelings. In other words, pin down the emotional core. This will be your starting point.
Having alighted upon the emotional core of your topic, you want to build upon this, working from the inside (the internal emotional experience) to the outside (how and why this manifested). The feeling should be placed front and centre with the action coming in close second.
What does this mean? It means including the much sensory detail, emotive writing which expresses an experiential journey. My heart was beating hard. A cold feeling swelled in my chest. A bleak, remorseless fear came over me. And so on. We are trying to conjure and experience, to make the reader feel the emotions we felt; in so doing, we want to use powerful, evocative words which push and pull, which spark and simmer.
Because you are telling a story, you need to have a distinct authorial voice. This means having a point of view. The reader needs to acquire a sense of the author's personality from their words. This is where the narrative essay is very distinct from the standard scholarly text. Usually the author's personality is deliberately suppressed, put behind the ideas and analyses in play. However, in the current instance, that dynamic is inverted: the author's identity and character are deliberately placed in the foreground.
The way you achieve a pronounced authorial identity is not that distant from how the feet might be attained in everyday life. When conversing with your friends, it is quite likely that you employ all manner of colourful expressions, ingenuity, wit, humour, suspense and other sorts of oratorical techniques which lend punch to your speech. Probably this will involve a lot of metaphorical usage. Consider how bland it would be if someone spoke merely in literal phrases and descriptions. It would be like someone reading from a technical manual, robotic and lacking colour.
The same rules apply to prose. This is why some academic texts can often be a rather dry experience, requiring a dedicated effort to read the whole way through. In large part, this is due to the lack of emotional content in scholarly writing - an intentional convention, which helps keep the focus on ideas instead of feelings.
A narrative almost invariably entails some order of conflict. This is because conflict creates friction which enables change, movement, progression. This is one of the core precepts of drama: that conflict is a narrative essential, creating the combustion that drives the plot forward. Look for the conflict in the situation you are describing. It is almost certain that this conflict will be the key source of the emotions that you have honed in on.
Conflict, in this context, it does not necessarily mean a set-to between two people. In fact, more often than not it will reflect an internal conflict in one person, leading them (or in this case, you) to certain actions. The Nobel prize-winning author William Faulkner once said that the only thing worth writing about was "the human heart at war with itself". This is a highly metaphorical expression but the sense is clear. Human beings often experience a conflict between how they feel and how they act. All great narratives shine a light on this conflict. If you keep this in mind, you will be well positioned to score high marks.
It is worth pointing out that narratives, while being extremely heterogeneous in form, do obey some key structural properties. Most obviously, they need to have a beginning, middle and an end. You might find it easier to consider this in terms of an introduction, body and conclusion; at all events, a composition with three clearly defined elements.
Further, your narrative will probably revolve around a particular point. This point constitutes the story's theme. Generally, this theme will be foreshadowed in the beginning and brought home in the close of the narrative. In some ways this is similar to the way an essay puts forth a thesis statement in the introduction which is then reiterated and consolidated in the conclusion. While a narrative essay does not need such a clear-cut linear format, some portion of connection between the beginning and the end will help creating closure for the reader. Narrative closure equates to a feeling of completion and the satisfaction in the reader. These are structural concerns. While our primary objective is to inspire emotion in the reader, we must marshal the emotion to some overall purpose. It's no use painting a complex portrait of psychological trauma, which simply piles on layers and layers of terrible, emotionally wrenching tragedy without there being some purpose therein. In broad terms, tragic experience leads to some kind of lesson learned in the protagonist (or the reader). Incidentally, this is why the large majority of poetry is tragic. When people are happy, they don't tend to learn very much. The point is, be clear about what you are doing and where it is going. There is nothing worse than a directionless narrative.
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Spataro, William and D'Ambrosio, Donato and Rongo, Rocco and Trunfio, Giuseppe Andrea (2004) An Evolutionary approach for modelling lava flows through cellular automata. In: Cellular Automata: 6th International Conference on Cellular Automata for Research and Industry, ACRI 2004, 25-28 October 2004, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Berlin - Heidelberg, Springer. p. 725-734. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 3305/2004). ISBN 978-3-540-23596-5. Conference or Workshop Item.
A Master-Slave Genetic Algorithm is applied to evolve a two-dimensional Cellular Automata model for lava flow simulation. The 2002 Etnean Linguaglossa case study is considered for model calibration. A quantitative measure for the evaluation of the simulations result with respect to the real event is defined and employed as fitness function.


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Home Books 'An Evidence Based History of Reiki', by The International Center for Reiki...
'An Evidence Based History of Reiki', by The International Center for Reiki Training.
Take a look at this incredible publication from The International Center for Reiki Training…
"Within the Reiki community, there have been many attempts to describe its history. But because of the difficulty in discovering authentic sources of information and the lack of disciplined methods, many of the previous attempts have been based more on legendary ideas and a need to validate a particular style of Reiki than on verifiable research.
The information in this book is based on evidenced based facts that have been compiled from a number of authentic sources using accepted methods of historical research. The picture of Reiki revealed here provides a clearer understanding of how Usui Reiki had been originally developed and practiced by its founder, Usui Sensei, and also how it changed and evolved as it was passed on through Hayashi Sensei and Takata Sensei. The inclusion of original historical documents and the extensive footnotes makes it possible for anyone to verify the veracity of the research. Based on the quality of this information, it is now possible to better understand the roots of this sacred practice and in so doing gain a more meaningful comprehension of its essence.
It is hoped that this level of historical research will become the accepted norm in the Reiki community and contribute to a greater level of understanding and acceptance between the various groups, schools and associations."
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Christine Baker, 5.0 out of 5 stars. One of the best books on the history of reiki
"This is one of the best books I have read on the history of reiki. It fills in gaps that are not always taught in reiki classes. I has evidence based proof that Western and Japanese reiki are different enough from each other for there to be no such thing as traditional Usui reiki in the United States, which many American reiki masters claim to teach. Written by William Lee Rand, who takes the time through correspondence and trips to Japan to interview people."
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Senate bill expands use of telehealth, remote patient monitoring
May 7, 2017 by Greg Slabodkin
Six U.S. senators have introduced legislation seeking to remove barriers to the use of telehealth and remote patient monitoring for Medicare beneficiaries.
Sens. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii), Roger Wicker (R-Miss.), Thad Cochran (R-Miss.), John Thune (R-S.D.), Benjamin Cardin (D-Maryland), and Mark Warner (D-Va.) introduced the bipartisan Creating Opportunities Now for Necessary and Effective Care Technologies (CONNECT) for Health Act of 2017.
"Telehealth is the future of healthcare. It expands access to care, lowers costs and helps more people stay healthy," said Schatz. "Our bipartisan bill will help change the way patients get the care they need, improving the healthcare system for both patients and healthcare providers."
The CONNECT for Health Act builds on the provisions of another recently introduced Senate bill—the CHRONIC Care Act—which aims to improve health outcomes for Medicare beneficiaries living with chronic diseases by, among other provisions, expanding access to telehealth services.
Also See: New bill would expand beneficiaries' access to telehealth
For its part, the CONNECT for Health Act calls for:
Expansion of telehealth in accountable care organizations and Medicare Advantage, as well as for home dialysis and telestroke services for purposes of evaluating acute stroke
Broadening the use of remote patient monitoring for certain high-risk, high-cost patients
Bolstering telehealth and remote patient monitoring services in rural health clinics, federally qualified health centers, Native American sites, and allowing global and bundled payments
Establishing direct authority for the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services to lift existing restrictions on telehealth when certain quality and cost-effectiveness criteria are met
Expanding the use of telemental health by giving the HHS secretary the authority to lift restrictions for some mental health services
The legislation has been endorsed by more than 50 organizations, including ACT|The App Association, American Telemedicine Association (ATA), College of Healthcare Information Management Executives and the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS).
"The CONNECT for Health Act provides a carefully crafted approach to begin helping countless American Medicare recipients realize the benefits of connected health technology," said Morgan Reed, executive director of The App Association. "By lifting arduous limitations on the use of telehealth and empowering Medicare physicians to utilize innovative remote monitoring technologies, responsible and secure connected health solutions may be introduced more broadly throughout the continuum of care to improve patient health outcomes."
"Medicare beneficiaries deserve access to telehealth services already available within almost every other health program including Medicaid, Veterans Health, private insurance plans and most recently TRICARE," said Jonathan Linkous, CEO of the ATA. "This bill may be their best hope for this Congress."
Likewise, HIMSS applauded the bill and pledged their support for its reforms.
"We believe the CONNECT for Health Act will modernize healthcare delivery for Medicare beneficiaries by removing barriers to the use of telehealth and other healthcare technologies such as remote patient monitoring, resulting in greater access to high-quality care, improved continuity of care and better value for patients and the Medicare program," said HIMSS in a written statement.
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In June 2018 EcoWorld International and Willmott Dixon finalised the deal for the 70% acquisition of Be Living and launched a new joint-venture ECOWorld London. All the properties can now be found under that company. BE Living was formerly called Prime Place and was fully owned by Willmott Dixon.
Be is now ECOWorld London.
EcoWorld International and Willmott Dixon have finalised the deal for the 70% acquisition of Be Living.


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Cinema club calling all film-lovers for new season of film
The Guildhall of St George in King's Lynn. Picture: Chris Bishop - Credit: Archant
A cinema club is calling all film-lovers to sign up in time for the new season of film.
The King's Lynn Community Cinema Club will be opening the new season with the screening of black comedy The Party at St George's Guildhall on Thursday, May 10 at 7.30pm.
This will be one of eight movie screenings taking place between May and October, which will also include All About Eve, The Big Sick and Lady Bird.
Club chairman Ian Barton said: 'We have a mixture of genres, and we usually try to include at least one foreign language film and a classic in every season, so there is something for everyone.
'It's important to emphasise that we are a very friendly group and run several organised social events as well as meeting for a drink after every screening. We are really keen to attract new members to the Club, but are also happy for people to attend on a one-off basis, and have introduced £5 day membership so that people can come along to see any film or to see if they want to join.'
Membership is open now to anyone over 18 who wish to join the club, where members can attend film screenings with two guests.
More information can be found on: www.klccc.uk.


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by BFP | July 31, 2007 · 8:15 pm
We Were Promised Cricket World Cup Accounting Would Be Delivered NOW. (Did We Stupid Bajans Really Believe That Promise?)
The financial and public relations disaster called Cricket World Cup has come and gone – and with it hundreds of millions of tax dollars that will see our grandchildren still working to pay off the debt decades from now.
We were promised an accounting.
The time we were promised to have that accounting is now.
Barbados Underground has the story, but don't hold your breath…
Prime Minister Owen Arthur promised years ago that we would have a "full accounting" of the GEMS Hotels expenditures and that has yet to arrive.
As Owen Arthur and company have proven time and time again, we stupid Bajans will believe anything.
Barbados Underground: Cricket World Cup 2007 Three Months Later~What Is The Final Tally; You Promised To Tell Us And We The People Have A Right To Know
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Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary Almost Financially Self-Supporting
A very few BFP commenters (it seems with an agenda to discredit the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary and donor Peter Allard) posted information that the people of Barbados shouldn't even want to own the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary as it is (so they say) a liability, not an asset.
Nevermind the issue of a clean and stable watershed. Nevermind the natural beauty and tourism attraction. Nevermind that the Barbados Government pumps millions of dollars annually into schemes that make the medieval quest to turn lead into gold almost legitimate… the commenters with an agenda declared that the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary was loosing millions of dollars every year.
Here is what the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary has to say about those comments…
Dear Barbados Free Press,
Here is some information which may shed some light on recent comments by certain readers of BFP in regard to Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary.
Some of these reader comments are not true. There are many good-hearted and well-meaning people in and out of Government who know
this, and believe that a National Park at Graeme Hall would be a good thing. Here are my responses:
The Allard investment in the Sanctuary is in excess of US $16 million.
Total acreage of the Sanctuary is 34.25 acres. The Offer made in December 2007 included donation of 25 of those acres plus financial and
technical services to improve and manage the Graeme Hall green space in its entirety as a National Park for all Barbadians. The donation
offer represented the largest single philanthropic offer ever made by Peter Allard, or the Allard Family, worldwide.
As this is being written, Mr. Allard is investing nearly Bds $900,000 to install an upgraded Nature Pathway System with an additional 60
interpretive exhibit signs for birds and botanicals, plus additional infrastructure improvements, all of which are designed to last another
20-25 years. He cannot profit from these investments. If he didn't care, or if he wanted to make as much money as possible from a sale, he
wouldn't do it. This philanthropic investment, as well as countless others, will never be repaid to Mr. Allard, except in the sense that he
will know he has done the right and ethical thing for the people of Barbados.
Sanctuary operations are rapidly moving toward break-even status. Based on the hard work by Harry Roberts and his staff, break-even
operations are expected within the first quarter of next year (2008).
Mr. Allard has always known that there would be a day when the future of the Sanctuary would need to be assured beyond his lifetime, and for that
reason alone it is best for us and best for the Government and people of Barbados to address how the Sanctuary and surrounding lands can be
protected in perpetuity. It is not in anyone's best interest to wait for the disposition of the Sanctuary to become an estate issue, as no
one can assure the people of Barbados that Mr. Allard's heirs would have the long-term interests of Barbados at heart.
Stuart Heaslet
Oversight and Philanthropy
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Barbados Reporters Again Assaulted By Police Thugs – But Is The Nation News Reaping What Is Sowed?
"The government and police long ago lost any respect for, or fear of, the Barbados media."
Barbados Police Officers Use Violence If Reporters Don't Show Instant Obedience – A Legacy Of The Press Always Saying "Yes, Massa"
For at least a decade the Nation News and other Barbados media have bowed down to the government – ignoring well-proven stories of political corruption, censoring letters to the editor to remove facts and soften the impact, selectively covering stories to show the government in a better light, providing questions in advance and agreeing to restrict areas of enquiry during the few live "on air" interviews of government or police officials. When police or government demanded that a story be ignored or facts withheld, the editors were only too willing to say "Yes Massa".
Whether this was done because of cowardness, laziness, a desire not to jeopardise revenues from government advertising – or a combination of factors, the net effect has been a weakening of freedom of the press and democracy in Barbados – and part of the blame lies with the Barbados media itself.
The government and police long ago lost any respect for, or fear of, the Barbados media. Likewise, even the ordinary citizens long ago lost faith in the Nation News as a defender of citizens' rights and democracy or as a source for unbiased truth in reporting.
On Friday, May 25, 2007, three respected Barbados journalists were roughed up by police thugs as they were covering a story at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. As BFP said at the time…
"The police physical attack on the three journalists perfectly reflected the government's policy and attitude towards a free Barbados news media. The government has long provided the example and leadership in this area. The police were merely following the government's example."
… from BFP's Barbados Government In Damage Control Mode Over Police Roughing Up Journalists At Hospital
Barbados Bus Accident – Police Assault Journalists, Take Camera, Phone, Delete Photos
In the latest incident of assault, thugs from the Royal Barbados Police Force assaulted two Nation News journalists at the scene of the bus accident. According to a story in the Nation News, Senior Superintendent Leonard Broomes told reporter Rawle Culbard that he "could not take pictures of the scene" even though he was not within any cordoned off area.
Senior Police THUG Broomes and his henchmen then forcibly yanked the camera from Mr. Culbard's neck and deleted the photos. Senior Police THUG Broomes then used force to take the cell phone from another Nation News staffer to erase any photos taken by the phone.
That, my friends, is assault by any definition.
What Law Did These Police Thugs Think They Were Enforcing When They Assaulted Journalists and Deleted Photos?
Once again, our police officers show that they and their political masters have no respect for the rule of law or citizens' rights.
What is not prohibited by law is permitted by law, but taking a page from the government – the police hold themselves to be the law. Whatever an officer declares at the time is the law on Barbados – citizens' rights and freedom of the press be damned.
Just listen to the contempt that the Senior Superintendent has for citizens, journalists and the rule of law. How confident the police thug is of the outcome of any complaint! How secure he is in the certainty that the police can do as they please in Barbados without having to worry about little things like "the law"…
"When I asked his name, (Police Superintendent) Broomes said to me that 'you all always asking for names as if something will come out of it'.
… Nation News journalist Rawle Culbard describing what Police Senior Superintendent Broomes said after assaulting him.
Cowardly Yellow-Backed Nation News Refuses To File Criminal Assault Charges Against Police
What is the reaction of The Nation News to this latest assault by police?
Oh… They filed a COMPLAINT with the police!
Well, that should take care of everything.
Is Vivian-Anne Gittens, the Publisher and Chief Executive Officer of The Nation News, cowardly, stupid or a little of both?
This is yet another clear case of assault against journalists by police thugs. It is time that criminal charges were laid against at least Senior Superintendent Broomes who was clearly operating outside the law and with total contempt for citizens' rights and freedom of the press. Without sanctions against these police thugs, we can only expect things to get much worse.
If the publisher of The Nation News hasn't the courage or integrity to stand up for her journalists then the concept of freedom of the press in Barbados is well and truly dead in the old media.
The Nation News: Photographer's Pictures Deleted
Notes From The Margin: Joe's River Tragedy – Nation Files A Complaint With Police
Filed under Barbados, Barbados News & Media, Crime & Law, Freedom Of The Press, News Media, Political Corruption, Politics, Politics & Corruption
by BFP | July 31, 2007 · 3:09 am
Barbados Prison Builder VECO – Political Corruption Scandal Continues – FBI and Tax Police Raid US Senator's Home
FBI Investigation Has Barbados Connections
VECO, the same company that is building Barbados' way-over-budget new prison, has a long history of bribing politicians and other corrupt practices. United States politicians and VECO executives are dropping like flies as an FBI investigation shows no signs of stopping.
The latest in the continuing saga happened on Monday, July 30, 2007 at about 2:30pm Alaska time when the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Internal Revenue Service teamed up and raided the home of Alaska Senator Ted Stevens.
Whooooooeee!
Give me the FBI over the tax people any day!
Which reminds me… IF a Barbados politician failed to declare received monies or benefits either in Barbados or in a foreign bank account, who would be in charge of judging their guilt or innocence in any Barbados tax-evasion charge? (Like one would be laid anyway in Barbados… Not in a million years)
But IF a Barbados politician were charged with tax evasion, who would be in charge of the system that would decide guilty or innocence and impose any penalty?
Oh ya. Right. I forgot…
Prime Minister Owen Arthur's good old drinking buddy, now Chief Justice SIR David Simmons!
What a joke.
CNN.com: FBI Raids U.S. Senator's Home
BFP: Corrupt Barbados Prison Builder VECO Implicated In Yet Another Money-To-Politician Scandal
Filed under Barbados, Political Corruption, Politics, Politics & Corruption
Barbados Bus Tragedy – Bajans From Around The World Look Towards Home
THEY SAY that wherever you travel in the world you will find someone from Barbados, and from what we have seen over the past year and a half at Barbados Free Press that is true. Bajans visit BFP and send us emails and comments from just about any country you can name. A few weeks ago our one millionth visitor (visitor, not page view) logged on from Germany, shortly followed by visitor number one million and one from Thailand – both Bajans living abroad.
The tragedy this week has again reminded us of how many of our brothers and sisters still look towards home no matter how far away they find themselves, or for how long.
As a matter of sad record, today has seen the highest number of visitors that BFP has ever had in one 24-hour period as Bajans around the world search for news of their loved ones and friends. We haven't spoken with our friends at the other Barbados-based blogs, but we imagine that their traffic is also up significantly.
We notice that Barbados Underground's post Bus Crashes In St. Joseph Intransit To The Party Monarch Finals Held At The East Coast~A Time For National Mourning is today the #59th most visited WordPress.com post, while BFP's Tragedy At Joes River – Six Dead In Barbados Tour Bus Crash is the #34 most visited WordPress.com post out of the couple of hundred million articles online today.
Barbados Underground also appeared on the "Top 100 WordPress Blogs" list for the first time, listed at the #72 most popular blog out of one and a quarter million WordPress.com blogs worldwide. Barbados Free Press moved up to #31 on the same Top 100 WordPress Blogs list.
We point these statistics out with no joy or sense of accomplishment because, of course, we wish today had never happened the way it did – but the visitor statistics are an indication of the interest and concern shown by folks everywhere.
All of us at BFP hope that the families and friends who are suffering at this moment can take some small comfort in knowing that the entire Bajan family at home and around the world is praying for them and sharing in their troubles.
*** Photo courtesy of Barbados In Focus
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Bhíláí () je město v Čhattísgarhu, jednom ze svazových států Indie. K roku 2011 v něm žilo přes 625 tisíc obyvatel.

Město je hospodářsky významné výrobou oceli.

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Bhíláí leží na železniční trati Bombaj - Kalkata přibližně čtyřicet kilometrů západně od Rájpúru, hlavního města Čhattísgarhu. Na západě sousedí Bhíláí s Durgem (centra jsou od sebe vzdálena přibližně 11 kilometrů), do jehož okresu spadá a s kterým tvoří aglomeraci o zhruba miliónu obyvatel.

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Regional variation in the flora of impenetrable rainforest can be assessed by means of satellite images.
In her dissertation, Principal Research Scientist Sirpa Thessler from MTT (Agrifood Research Finland) combined field observations made in the lowland rainforests of the Amazonas region with satellite image analysis and was also able to predict the floristic variation of unexplored areas.
By knowing the differences in species composition between areas, conservation and land use can be planned and carried out effeciently. When the floristic variaton of the region is known, new conservation areas can be planned effectively to complement the existing ones.
In her dissertation, Ms Thessler examined the field observations made by the University of Turku Amazon research group in the rainforests of Ecuador, Peru and Costa Rica and combined these with Landsat satellite images taken from the same areas.
The species richness in the rainforests is immense, for which reason observations in the field are practically always limited in certain indicator species. They provide information about the environmental variation of the region, such as the nutrient content and humidity of soil, thus also describe the general patterns of flora .
In Thessler's study, the indicator species included grass- and shrub-like Melastomataceae species and ferns in the understorey as well as tree and palm species in the canopy layer.
Field observations on hundreds of plant species were statistically summarised in three dimensions, in order to be able to present the satellite image based predictions of compositional variation in a single map. In addition various vegetation types were classified from the satellite images.
"I found a statistical association between the field observations and the pixel values of the satellite images, which led me to conclude that the images are indicative of the floristic patterns," Ms Thessler states.
The researcher was equipped with field observations from a combined area of 47 square kilometres: based on these, she was able to predict the flora of an area of 4,100 square kilometres. Thessler points out that by satellite images we do not achieve a level of accuracy equal to field observations, but in rainforests with practically impenetrable forest they constitute one possible method.
"Surveying the flora of rainforests by means of field observations is difficult, time consuming and expensive. Even a rough estimate made with the aid of satellite images is better than nothing," Ms Thessler sums up.
Sirpa Thessler's dissertation also revealed that the "k Nearest Neighbour" method used for forest inventories in Finland and several other European countries also provides reliable information when it comes to tropical rainforests.
The method involves the examination of a single pixel in a satellite image and searching the pixels, named neighbours, that are closest in their spectral values and from which field observations are available. The letter "k" refers to the number of neighbours. Based on the known neighbours, the floristic class, for example, or another indicator of the species composition can be predicted for the pixels over the study area.
"The method seems quite promising. It produced good accuracies in predicting the floristic variation of a rainforest," Thessler relates.


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