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Odu Raja Odu TamilRockers is a 2018 Indian Tamil black comedy drama film directed by Nishanth Ravindaran and Jathin Sanker Raj. The film stars Guru Somasundaram alongside Lakshmi Priyaa Chandramouli, while Anand Sami, Nassar, Charu Hassan, Power Star Srinivasan, Venkatesh Harinathan, Sona Heiden play pivotal and supportive roles in the film. Music composed by Tosh Nanda and Cinematography by Sunil CK and Jathin Sanker Raj.
Nishanth and Jathin have involved artists in the efforts of their early directors of theater groups such as Evam and Koothu-p-pattarai. "We actually started with experienced actors, but at one point we felt that the script required a young and pure talent for realism. Given the results, we are grateful for that." He said.
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Manohar (Guru Somasundaram) is an unemployed war writer who urges his wife to give him a decoder and realizes that he wants to celebrate his wedding party with his drug dealer Peter (Venkatesh Harinathan). According to their shame, Manohar and Peter were both threatened to close the deal by mobster Veerabadhran (Deepak Bagga) and his best friend.
The female characters mainly presented as sexual objects. Meera seen by her neighbor. Kalimuthu's wife Mythili (Sona Heiden) has sex with Peter. Mary was having an affair with Imran and admitted she couldn't choose between the two men. The hypertext script by Nishanth Ravindaran, who edited the film, made interesting by adjusting the story time a bit more.
Deepak made his debut in the new movie Odu Raja Odu, directed by Nishanth Ravindran and Jithin Shankar Raja. Odu Raja Odu has a Somasundaram master for the prankster, who led Lakshmi Priya as a hero, supported by important roles of Nassar and Charushaasan. The film expected to promoted as a dark comedy and will released soon.
Guru Somasundaram in Odu Raja Odu
Nasser plays an important role. The other players in the cast are Anandsami, Ashiqa Salvan, Ravindra Vijay, Abishek, Vinod, Powerstar Srinivasan, and others. The surprising participation of the actress, actor Simran, who appeared in the movie as a villain, was Deepak Bagga's husband. Before that, Madhavan presented the first poster of the film. The film, released by PT Selvakumar, will be shown on August 17.
When we contacted Master Somasundaram to see if we could expect other roles in this movie. He laughed and said, I played Somasundaram in this movie and you can wait for it. He also discussed his experience with Nasser and said, "Nasser, sir, directed me in 2002. Now I like to share the screen space with him in this movie."
Kolamaavu Kokila introduced director Nelson Dhilipkumar. The film about, played by Nayanthara, who forced to remove cocaine due to family history (Kolamaavu Kokila). When organized drug cartels begin to collapse, Kokila is on the phone. Saranya Ponvannan, Yogi Babu and Rajendran can also see this film, a dark comedy with avant-garde music by Anirudh Ravichander.
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Hypocrisy, hidden costs can lurk in carbon neutral goals
The European Union aims to be carbon neutral by 2050 and should it achieve this, it would be the first continent to achieve carbon neutrality.
The EU wants to show ''the rest of the world how to be sustainable and competitive,'' said Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission.
Its belief is that a''Green Deal'' policy will transform European agriculture over the next decade.
''A 'farm to fork' initiative aims to reduce fertiliser use in Europe by 20% and pesticides by 50%, with one-quarter of land to be farmed organically by 2030. ''The EU plans to plant 3 billion trees, restore 25,000 kilometres of rivers and reverse the decline of pollinators.''
''Problems lurk behind the rhetoric,'' according to Richard Fuchs, Calum Brown & Mark Rounsevell (Nature, 2020). The EU imports much of its food (one-fifth of crops and three-fifths of meat and dairy consumed within its borders) — only China imports more. There are no parallel targets to the Green Deal set for these imports.
And so to the crunch of the article: ''EU member states are outsourcing environmental damage to other countries, while taking the credit for green policies at home'' (Fuchs, Brown and Rounsevell).
In coming up with solutions to the challenges, the authors of the Nature article suggest technologies such as gene editing and indoor farming might form part of ''sustainable intensification'' and that the EU needs to be open to such scientific opportunities.
However, there are greater geopolitical and environmental accounting challenges at play here and in my view, while useful, these technologies are unlikely to be the silver bullets many believe they will be.
In New Zealand we have our own double standards. Farmers will carry the burden of our own carbon neutrality directives. This is despite the fact that we export 95% of our agricultural products and are net importers of cheap plastic goods, including toys and synthetic clothing. Companies — such as Kmart and The Warehouse — and New Zealand consumers who buy these goods seem to be able to skate free, with few environmental restrictions placed on them.
An ambitious global approach to food production is needed, where countries who are able to produce food efficiently are supported to do so (whether they export that food or consume it at home), and sustainable intensification technologies and appropriate pricing can then be incorporated.
For years, I have watched UK food companies travel to New Zealand and set standards for our meat production while in their own backyards, they produce red meat with a greater carbon footprint (full life cycle analysis). There is a difference between constructively working together to mitigate environmental damage and being ''holier than thou'' and ultimately hypocritical.
It is looking more likely that the US will rejoin the Paris Accord, which hopefully will be a good thing for global action around climate change. But it is also time that we understood the full picture — as developed countries our need to consume should not come at a cost of environments in developing countries. As an example of this, the EU has renewable energy targets which include a 10% biofuel target by the end of this year (on track to be met). These targets have been the main drivers of an upsurge in soya bean imports from Brazil (by 2% in 2019 alone; see go.nature.com/34k6gbt). Large areas of bioenergy production use land that could be used for producing food or conserving biodiversity.
New Zealand's recently elected Government has a mandate from voters to create action around climate change, but it must not do so through simplistic carbon accounting and hypocritical policies. Similarly, we as consumers who demand action must start to review our own consumption patterns and question rhetoric blaming farmers for the majority of our carbon footprint when they are feeding consumers all over the world.
I suspect that the reduction in tourists flying to New Zealand due to Covid-19 has had an enormous effect on greenhouse gas production — but wait, that reduction is not counted in our footprint due to some weird accounting rule. Tourism getting a free ride — more hypocrisy, sigh. We have to think beyond our boundaries to make a meaningful impact on climate change or we risk falsely pointing the finger at efficient farmers producing nutritious, high quality food.
- Anna Campbell is managing director of AbacusBio Ltd, a Dunedin based agri-technology company.
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Des Claquers Thu, 12/11/2020 - 4:02pm #
Avgas is the culprit.
Fuchs on farming is not helpful.
Changeit Fri, 13/11/2020 - 9:20am #
Also springs to mind that per the Paris Agreement China has been allowed to continue increasing emissions until reaching peak emissions in 2030. Whatever NZ does is subsidising elsewhere.
Pat. Fri, 13/11/2020 - 2:44pm #
You can't subsidise emissions but we must do all we can to reduce them and China has not "been allowed" anything. The Paris agreement is nothing more than voluntary promises and aims with no mechanism for enforcement. China have now promised to be carbon neutral by 2060, no doubt like every other country they will also try to fiddle the books to look like they are achieving their goals. What we mustn't do is use that as an excuse for doing nothing.
Pat. Fri, 13/11/2020 - 9:40am #
You jab your finger of blame all over the place, criticise carbon accounting and then use it to justify doing nothing!
I don't think anyone blames farmers for carbon emissions, they blame the authorities, governments and world leaders for allowing such pollution to happen and ineffective action to combat it. You say farmers will carry the burden of our own carbon neutrality directives, this is simply not true. Farmers have been given a free ride so far, they pay no price on the the greenhouse gas emissions they produce but can actually earn money by having trees. Even if they are forced at a later date into the ETS they have been promised a 95% discount! NZ is not even counting methane emissions in it's carbon goals! How many more carbon accounting loopholes do want before you stop complaining? There are a lot of good farmers all around the world doing a great job of reducing human impact on this planet but articles like this do nothing but drive a wedge between urban and rural communities. Please just put your energy and resources into reducing emissions.
lrd Thu, 19/11/2020 - 10:31am #
It is always interesting when reading these opinion pieces to study the background of the person expressing it. What are their affiliations, what are the affiliations of the company they work for both professionally and in terms of nationality. Who is paying them, who do they rely on as their customers, what is their history, Once you have that information you can make some sort of informed judgement over their comments, their undeclared vested interests in the topic, their potential for bias, partiality and preferences.
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GREEKMOD 101 AND 102 (undergraduate) / GREEKMOD 501 AND 502 (graduate): BEGINNER/FIRST-YEAR MODERN GREEK
These two courses are designed for students with no previous exposure to the language as well as for students with some basic understanding of Modern Greek. They provide students with basic skills in reading, speaking, and writing and introduces them to Modern Greek history and culture through media such as film and music.
GREEKMOD 105: BEGINNER/CONVERSATION MODERN GREEK aims to help students speak basic Greek. It is designed for beginners who know how to read but can barely speak.
GREEEKMOD 201 AND 202 (undergraduate) / GREEKMOD 503 AND 504 (graduate): INTERMEDIATE/SECOND-YEAR MODERN GREEK
These two courses assume familiarity with the basics of reading, writing, and speaking. Using authentic materials (film, video, texts, etc.) and face to face exchanges with Greek students via videoconferencing, students enrich their vocabulary, improve fluency in speaking, and discover their means of personal expression in Modern Greek. Enrollment in the second-year Modern Greek courses requires having attended Modern Greek 101/102. Students who want to join the class without having attended the first-year Modern Greek courses must take a placement exam.
GREEKMOD 205: INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION MODERN GREEK aims to give confidence in the ability to handle many speaking situations and topics. For students who have had at least three (3) terms of Greek or whose oral skills place them in the 2nd year conversation level.
GREEKMOD 301: ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE MODERN GREEK 1
The course builds on the language skills acquired in Modern Greek 101/102 and 201/202. The course is a thematic survey of Modern Greek culture through literature, theater, film, and music, focusing on family/relationships, science/environment/"academic" Greek, and student life/career/ Greek for the professional sector. As part of this course students are also exposed to the contemporary pop-culture of Greece through movies, newspapers, music, TV programs, the web, and cartoons. The third year is designed for students who have completed the two-year language sequence. Alternatively, students with advanced skills can join the class after taking a placement test.
The course introduces students to Modern Greek as a language of creative expression and performance. It focuses on literature, theater, performance/ improv, creative writing, and translation. Students engage with contemporary visual arts, performance art, music (hip hop/ rap,) theater, etc. The course is designed for students who have completed GREEKMOD 301. Alternatively, students with advanced skills can join the class after taking a placement test.
GREEKMOD 305: ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE MODERN GREEK CONVERSATION
The course emphasizes self-expression in conversational Greek. The course touches on challenging aspects of the language, such as idioms and phrases, the language of the media, and fast and furious conversations on current events.
GREEKMOD 330: TRANSLATING MODERN GREEK—REPORTING THE WORLD
Every day, life's momentous developments are reported in thousands of languages, including Greek. This interactive class is designed to give learners of Greek with intermediate to proficient reading knowledge the opportunity to build on their linguistic, cultural, and global literacies by translating texts from Greek to English. Students will use a variety of tools for different texts to figure out what is being said. While working through the translation process and comparing translations, they will think about the difficulties of bringing Greek perspectives into English—especially when words, phrases, feelings, or connotations are untranslatable. Thus a second goal of the class is to develop an appreciation of the challenges of translation. Texts to be considered include newspaper and internet reports, political cartoons, picture captions, posters, graffiti, commercials, advertisements, films subtitles, performance, and literary works. The course is intensely practical while it also introduces students to theories of translation.
GREEKMOD 214: INTRODUCTION TO MODERN GREEK CULTURE
The course examines cultural, religious, social, and political trends as reflected in literature, music, folklore, popular culture, and ideology. Emphasis is given to the last two centuries but the survey begins with the late Byzantine and Ottoman eras. Satisfies Social Science requirement.
GREEKMOD 318: GREEK-AMERICAN CULTURE
The course explores questions of ethnicity, race, gender, and social class in the United States over the last two centuries as reflected in Greek-American history and culture. The objective is to encourage reflection on the cultural diversity of identity and awareness of racism, discrimination, and intolerance in our world.
GREEKMOD: 325 ATHENS PRESENT AND PAST
Discover the city of Athens from its deepest history to its dynamic, vibrant, present! Explore its neighborhoods, find out about its people and their histories, and investigate some of its most famous and enigmatic places (what was the Parthenon?).
Athens is both a museum of Greek history and a living entity: a laboratory for social experiments and a stage for ongoing conflicts. Defining features are the city's continuous dialogue with its past and reckoning with competing claims. This course studies that many-sided dialogue. Students learn to "read" intersecting narratives of competing claims on the "palimpsest" of the city's multi-layered surface and consider the shape they give to city life in the present.
Students in this upper level writing course learn to develop close text reading skills of academic writing, and generate thesis driven arguments bringing together multiple lines of evidence derived from archaeology, architecture, the visual arts, inscriptions, primary sources, museum exhibitions, contemporary literature, and media representations of the past.
The course is organized on the basis of a series of writing workshops. Fulfills Humanities and Upper Level Writing Requirements.
GREEKMOD 340/COMPLIT 340: TRAVELS TO GREECE
The course examines the literature of modern travel to Greece and the issues it raises about antiquity, modernity, ethnography, otherness, orientalism, and Western identity. Readings include works by British, French, German, American, and Greek authors. Art, film, and the media provide different measures of comparison. Satisfies Humanities
GREEKMOD 350/COMPLIT 382: GREEK MYTH IN MODERN LITERATURE AND CINEMA This course introduces students to uses of Greek myths in film across genres and cultures. Attention is given especially to how film takes stories transmitted orally or through writing and bring them to audiences visually and immersively in settings that are modern or future oriented. Most films viewed in this course don't have easily identifiable classical heroes but characters transformed into wandering, questioning Greeks by classic twists in their reality. By following the travels and transformations of stories once found in Greek poetry and drama into the modern medium of film, students will develop basic knowledge of key myths and familiarity with film technology and how it tells stories. They will learn to compare different versions of myths; look at the emergence of movements and genres in film adaptations, and explore the contexts of cinematic adaptation and its impact on the translation of ancient sources. The subject is surprisingly relevant. Film is saturated with references to ancient myths, and people use these stories on a daily basis to make sense of the world. The course fulfils the Humanities Requirement.
GREEKMOD 360 / COMPLIT 372 (taught in English): THE BORDER CROSSED US: BORDER REGIMES IN GLOBAL CONTEXTS (Comp Lit: Lit and Identity) Our world is defined by borders. Political, cultural, and linguistic containment and filtration systems cut through us and shape our sense of belonging. We carry them inside of us and reproduce them, through acts as simple as signing a passport, writing an essay in a standard dialect, or filling out an I-9 Form. This begs the question: what precisely are borders made of? How are they maintained, moved, or crossed? In this course we explore these questions through two comparative geographies: The Mediterranean and U.S./Mexico. Moving between literature, film, anthropology, archeology, law and climatology, we will examine the strategies by which communities are partitioned and policed in political space, in workplaces, and in language and cultural spaces, and the strategies by which they bleed across such partitions.
GREEKMOD 375/ CLARCH 375: ENGAGING ANTIQUITY—HERITAGE, MUSEUMS, MEDIA, TOURISM, & COMMUNITIES
Our identities are defined by all those things, places, customs, and practices we inherited from our ancestors; all those things we acknowledge as "our heritage". This may be our personal heritage, our family heritage, our community heritage, or world heritage. Given its significance for establishing who we are heritage needs to be protected, preserved, and taught to younger generations. This course explores heritage, in other words, the ways in which we experience the past in the present, and the challenges and ethical dilemmas that arise from such encounters. What parts of the past do we value most as "ours" and why? How do we ascribe value to heritage in the 21st century? Students visit "sites" of such encounters: the ways in which the past is portrayed or appropriated by the media (from Spartacus to the Vikings and the imaginary worlds of fantasy like Game of Thrones) and marketing, the challenges of urban and tourist development vs. historical preservation, the ethical and legal implications of the antiquities trade especially in the face of war and conflict, the role of museums, and the agency of communities. The course fulfils the Humanities Requirement.
GREEKMOD 399 STUDY ABROAD
GREEKMOD 499, 599 DIRECTED READING for the undergraduate or graduate student.
Students may decide to take structure courses for the Modern Greek Minor and Major from other departments and programs, including (but not limited to): Comparative Literature, History, History of Art, Anthropology, etc. All such choices must be discussed with and pre-approved by the Modern Greek Advisor.
Related courses can be found in the LSA course catalogue in the fields of Comparative Literature, American Studies, Anthropology, History, Political Science, International Studies, in consultation with the faculty advisor.
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"I'll be sharing the best practices with other counties and making certain that they are rising to that level," Martirano said after a visit to Keyser this week.
FAYETTEVILLE — In a room tense with exasperated sighs, whispers and head shaking, the Fayette County Board of Education voted Monday to pass a resolution to support proposed changes to the Comprehensive Education Facilities Plan.
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Karratha is a city in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, adjoining the port of Dampier. It was established in 1968 to accommodate the processing and exportation workforce of the Hamersley Iron mining company and, in the 1980s, the petroleum and liquefied natural gas operations of the North West Shelf Venture. At June 2018, Karratha had an urban population of 16,708. The city's name comes from the cattle station of the same name, which derives from a word in a local Aboriginal language meaning "good country" or "soft earth". The city is the seat of government of the City of Karratha, a local government area covering the surrounding region.
Karratha, an isolated city, is located approximately 1,535 kilometres (954 mi) north of Perth and 241 kilometres (150 mi) west of Port Hedland on the North West Coastal Highway.
It is at the south central end of Nickol Bay, which has had settlements on the bay since the 1860s.
The town is roughly rectangular in layout and is located on flat land adjacent to Nickol Bay. Tidal salt flats and areas of mangrove separate the town from the sea. Immediately to the rear of the town (south) lies a line of low hills.
Karratha has a hot semi-arid climate, that just avoids a desert climate classification. Temperatures are warm to hot all year round, with low rainfall, most of which falls in late summer due to the influence of tropical cyclones and the monsoon, although there is a second rainfall peak in early winter as the northern edges of cold fronts occasionally cause rain in the region. It is very rare for any rain to fall in the period from August to December. Winter temperatures rarely drop below 10 °C, while maximums stay in the mid to high 20 °C's and days are sunny with low humidity. Summers are very hot and usually dry although the erratic influence of the monsoon can cause periods of high humidity and thunderstorms. The record high temperature is 48.2 °C (118.8 °F), while the record low is 6.9 °C (44.4 °F). The highest monthly rainfall on record was 348.8mm (13.7 in) in February 2011, owing to the passage of Tropical Cyclone Carlos and several other monsoonal lows over Karratha.
In June 2018, there were 16,708 people in Karratha, a decline from the recent peak of 17,927 in 2013.
65.7% of people in Karratha were born in Australia. The next most common countries of birth were New Zealand 5.3%, Philippines 3.0%, England 2.9%, South Africa 1.5% and India 1.3%.
76.2% of people in Karratha spoke only English at home. Other languages spoken at home included Tagalog 1.7%, Filipino 1.1%, Afrikaans 0.8% and Mandarin 0.7%.
The most common responses for religion were No Religion 35.3% and Catholic 22.0%.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, predominantly Ngarluma, make up 10.1% of the population. The Yinidbarndi, Yaburara, Mardudhunera, and Woon-goo-tt-oo peoples have lived in the surrounding area for approximately 50,000 years.
Karratha's economic base includes the iron ore operations of the Rio Tinto Group, sea-salt mining, ammonia export operations, North West Shelf Natural Gas Project, Australia's largest natural resource development and the newest Natural Gas Project called Pluto LNG which is situated adjacent the existing North West Shelf LNG facility.
Karratha came into being in 1968 due to the tremendous growth of the iron-ore industry and the need for a new regional centre caused by a shortage of land in Dampier.
Karratha has the largest shopping centre in the Pilbara, Karratha City, which has major food and grocery retailers and department store chains. It was opened in 1986 as Karratha City and expanded in 2005. The centre also serves the neighbouring towns of Dampier, Wickham and Roebourne. There is also a smaller centre, Karratha Village, which has health services including a pharmacy and medical and dental practices. The Karratha Health Campus is the hospital that services the greater City of Karratha local government area, newly opened in 2018.
Education is provided through four public primary schools, one independent public school and one private primary school, one public and one private high school, a TAFE centre with remote university facilities.
A new, state of the art library was open in 2018 Karratha Public Library.
A new hospital was opened in 2018, Karratha Health Campus.
Red Earth Arts Precinct opened in 2018. This venue has a theatre that can also operate as an indoor cinema, outdoor cinema, rehearsal rooms and art spaces.
Karratha Airport has two passenger airlines servicing the city with regular schedules: Qantas and Virgin Australia. The airport also serves as the hub of the Pilbara's light-aircraft and helicopter services, enabling contractors to access offshore destinations and other parts of the region.
Each year in August Pilbara Iron, Dampier Salt, Woodside Petroleum Limited, and other smaller companies sponsor one of the largest festivals in the North West, over two days. The name FeNaClNG Festival is derived from Fe (iron), NaCl (salt) and NG (natural gas).
Karratha is composed of 9 main suburbs: Karratha City Centre, Bulgarra, Pegs Creek, Millars Well, Nickol, Nickol West, Baynton, Baynton West, Tambrey and one industrial area, known as both the LIA (Light Industrial Area) and KIE (Karratha Industrial Estate). Karratha's housing development continues, with new villages and suburbs being built. Baynton West is currently being developed. Also a new suburb going east of Bulgarra with an indigenous name, Mulataga has received council approval. There is current development of a second industrial estate: Gap Ridge which is west of the city, past the cemetery.
ABC North West WA (6KP: 702 AM) - (Part of the ABC Local Radio Network).
ABC Radio National (6ABCRN: 100.9 FM) - Speciality talk and music.
The Spirit Network - Radio 6KA (102.5 FM) - Classic Hits / Adult Contemporary Music format aimed at 35 years + audience.
The programming schedule is mainly the same as the Seven, Nine and Ten stations in Perth with variations for News bulletins, sport telecasts such as the Australian Football League and National Rugby League, children's and lifestyle programs and infomercials or paid programming. GWN7 produces a 30-minute regional news program each weeknight (broadcast from Bunbury) with a newsroom based in the town, covering the surrounding areas.
The local newspaper is The Pilbara News (owned by Seven West Media, publisher of The West Australian). An independent local newspaper, which included classifieds, The Pilbara Echo, closed in April 2014. Newspapers from Perth including The West Australian and The Sunday Times are also available, as well as national newspapers such as The Australian and The Australian Financial Review.
The North Pilbara Football League (NPFL) is an Australian rules football league with seven teams: Karratha Kats, Karratha Falcons, Dampier Sharks, Roebourne Magpies, Wickham Wolves, Port Hedland Rovers and South Hedland Swans.
The Pilbara Rugby League has 6 teams: Karratha Stormers, Karratha Broncos, Karratha Roosters, Port Hedland Juniors, South Hedland Cougars and Wickham Wasps.
Soccer has 5 teams: Bulgarra Glory, Karratha Snow Whites, Nickol, Dampier Red Dogs and Salt.
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Global Emerging Infections Surveillance and Response System
The History of GEIS
Department of Defense (DOD) Global Emerging Infections Surveillance (GEIS) was established in 1997 following the release of Presidential Decision Directive, National Science and Technology Council-7, which tasked DOD to improve infectious disease surveillance, prevention, and response. Since that time, GEIS has been a global leader in addressing militarily relevant infectious disease threats and informing force health protection (FHP) decision making. As part of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Division, the GEIS section contributes to the protection of DOD health care beneficiaries and the global community through an integrated worldwide emerging infectious disease surveillance system.
Disease outbreaks over the past several years — including the emergence and spread of viruses such as Ebola, Influenza H7N9, Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome – Coronavirus (MERS-CoV), and Zika—have demonstrated the relevance of GEIS and its global collaborators.
These disease threats and others continue to challenge global health security of the U.S., its interests, and its allies, including service members deployed across the globe. In August 2015, GEIS strengthened its role as a Combat Support Agency (CSA) in support of the Defense Health Agency's (DHA) mission and provides actionable information for FHP decision making to the six GCCs and other Combatant Commands (CCMDs) as appropriate. Read the GEIS Strategy to learn how the section will support infectious disease surveillance and outbreak response to enhance FHP decision making in the future operating environment.
GEIS Role in Global Infectious Disease Surveillance
GEIS is striving to meet the DHA Director's Strategic Priorities.
The strategic goals of the GEIS Section include:
Supporting GCC infectious disease and theater campaign priorities through strengthening surveillance, outbreak response, collaboration, and coordination of the global DOD laboratory network
Informing FHP decision and policy making through timely dissemination of surveillance information to key stakeholders
Enhancing national and global health security by preventing, detecting, and responding to infectious disease threats
Informing DoD and interagency research and development of infectious disease countermeasures such as diagnostic tools, prophylaxes, therapeutics, insecticides, and personal protective equipment
GEIS Activities Overview
GEIS supports surveillance and outbreak response efforts in four infectious disease focus areas in concert with GCC priorities: antimicrobial resistant infections (including sexually transmitted infections), enteric infections, febrile and vector-borne infections, and respiratory infections.
The focus of these efforts is rapid detection and advanced characterization of endemic or emerging threats to military forces, including vectors and reservoirs of infectious disease transmission. Supported activities also include the study of clinical and epidemiological characteristics of infectious disease and associated risk factors to provide timely and actionable findings to DOD stakeholders. The Data to Decision Initiative, started in August 2017, formalizes a process for timely and consistent reporting of surveillance information for immediate FHP decision making and longer term analysis.
In FY17, GEIS established a Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) and Bioinformatics (BI) Consortium in order to rapidly detect and characterize known, emerging, and novel infectious disease agents through establishment of a harmonized DOD laboratory capability that uses data from NGS and BI to inform FHP decision making. GEIS partners around the world are either actively engaged in NGS projects or pursuing NGS capabilities. The Consortium brings GEIS partners together to share information on capabilities, standard operating procedures, and expertise, to enhance coordination and collaboration in NGS and its associated BI challenges.
For information about GEIS and its role as a CSA, please view the GEIS Strategy and explore our GEIS focus area pages:
GEIS Focus Areas
Antimicrobial resistant infections, including sexually transmitted infections
Enteric infections
Febrile and vector-borne infections
GEIS Stakeholders
GEIS provides direct technical support to GCC-led international scientific coalitions and strategic engagement efforts that focus on infectious disease prevention, detection, and response. GEIS funding supports a global network of highly qualified DOD Service laboratories positioned in key locations to provide on-the-ground infectious disease surveillance and outbreak response. GEIS partners have built surveillance networks and relationships with the U.S. interagency and international partners to share important information about circulating infectious disease threats.
For more information on GEIS disease surveillance and significant accomplishments, refer to AFHSD Annual Reports and GEIS Publications.
If you are involved with the DOD medical community and are interested in partnering with GEIS, or if you would like to find out more, please contact GEIS.
GEIS Annual Report, Fiscal Year 1999
Annual report for the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Center Global Emerging Infections Surveillance and Response System


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Byron Nieto (born 3 February 1998) is a Chilean footballer who plays for Universidad Católica on loan from Club Deportes Antofagasta

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Living people
Chilean footballers
Chilean Primera División players
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Association football midfielders
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Ben Harrison Orkow (geboren am 9. Januar 1896 in Korna, Russisches Kaiserreich; gestorben am 11. Dezember 1988 in Reno, Nevada) war ein amerikanischer Drehbuch-, Theater- und Science-Fiction-Autor russischer Abstammung.

Leben
Sein Science-Fiction-Roman When Time Stood Still, der 1962 bei Signet erschien, wurde ins Deutsche und Italienische übersetzt. Darin geht es um ein um einen Millionär und seine todkranke Frau, die in die Zukunft des Jahres 2007 reisen, wo es möglich ist, die Krankheit der Frau zu heilen.

Zu den von ihm verfassten Theaterstücken gehört The First Actress, in der die theaterbegeisterte Felicia sich als Mann verkleidet bei der Theatergruppe von William Shakespeare und Richard Burbage einschleicht – in jener Zeit ist es Frauen verboten, Theater zu spielen –, was zu den erwartbaren Verwicklungen führt. Bei einer Vorstellung in Anwesenheit von Königin Elisabeth I. kommt am Ende alles heraus, Felicia wird aber vergeben. Die Handlung erinnert stark an die von Shakespeare in Love (1998).

Orkow heiratete seine erste Frau, die Schauspielerin Vera "Viva" Tattersall, im Jahre 1921. Später heiratete er Ruby Jewel Dreyer, mit der er ein Kind hatte. 1988 ist Orkow im Alter von 92 Jahren gestorben.

Bibliografie
 My Mistress My Wife (1934, Roman)
 When Time Stood Still (1962, Roman)
 Deutsch: Wenn die Zeit stillsteht. Übersetzt von Paul Baudisch. Lichtenberg Taschenbücher #36, 1963.
 The First Actress : A Play in three Acts (1976, Theaterstück)

Filmografie
 1944: Army Wives
 1944: Alaska
 1942: Wings for the Eagle
 1939: Boy Slaves
 1932: Hell's House
 1930: The Truth About Youth
 1930: The Gorilla

Literatur
 Hans Joachim Alpers, Werner Fuchs, Ronald M. Hahn: Reclams Science-fiction-Führer. Reclam, Stuttgart 1982, ISBN 3-15-010312-6, S. 315.
 Hans Joachim Alpers, Werner Fuchs, Ronald M. Hahn, Wolfgang Jeschke: Lexikon der Science Fiction Literatur. Heyne, München 1991, ISBN 3-453-02453-2, S. 766 f.
 John Clute: Orkow, Ben. In: John Clute, Peter Nicholls: The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. 3. Auflage (Online-Ausgabe), Version vom 4. April 2017.
 Robert Reginald: Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature. A Checklist, 1700–1974 with Contemporary Science Fiction Authors II. Gale, Detroit 1979, ISBN 0-8103-1051-1, S. 1024.
 Robert Reginald: Contemporary Science Fiction Authors. Arno Press, New York 1974, ISBN 0-405-06332-6, S. 210 f.
 Donald H. Tuck: The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy through 1968. Advent, Chicago 1974, ISBN 0-911682-20-1, S. 338.

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Last week Spark Hire touched on what your interview attire says about your company, so it seems pertinent to discuss what a candidate's interview attire says about them as well. Most employers know what to look for in a candidate when it comes to their attire, but with video interviews there is a bit more to look for. Since the candidate is not sitting directly in front of you in your office, it may take a bit more observation on your end to judge them on their chosen attire.
Savvy job seekers do a lot of research in preparation for their job interview. If they are preparing for a video interview, then they will likely do more since it's a bit more unfamiliar to them. In their video interview research, job seekers will find that they should treat a video interview just the same as an in-person interview that takes place in an employer's office. That means they need to give it the same amount of attention and preparation to the interview and dress equally as professional. Just because it is a virtual interview does not mean that professionalism goes out the window. So that said, let's take a look at some interview attire cues that can give you more insight into a candidate.
If a candidate comes into your office for a job interview, chances are they are not going to walk in with tangled, unruly hair. The same goes for a video interview. If a candidate in a video interview signs on with unruly hair, it may be a sign they did not adequately prepare and lost track of time. Perhaps they forgot they had scheduled a video interview with you and signed on just in time- unfortunately, they look a mess. Job seekers like this may struggle with punctuality and may have the same issues if you hire them for this job. It may also mean they don't care too much for this position since they did not take the time to look professional.
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When you participate in a video interview, the only visible part of your body is the upper half of your torso- usually. Because of this, many job seekers will opt out of wearing professional pants in the video interview since they aren't visible to the employer or hiring manager on the other end. However, depending on how their camera is angled, this may not be 100 percent true. A candidate that did not take the time to test out their equipment and check to see what was visible in their frame may make one of these video interview slip ups. Perhaps you can see their pants and their pants happen to be plaid pajama pants. Not so professional. This points to their lack of preparation and perhaps how they are not suitable for this position.
Another minor slip up is where a candidate chooses to record their one-way video interview or participate in their live video interview. It may not be part of their interview attire, but it is part of their interview and savvy candidates will choose their background wisely. Hint: recording one-way video interviews in the bathroom or on your bed is not the best idea. If you encounter candidates that do this, perhaps you should think twice.
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"""
--------
tools.py
--------
This defines the routines used in the api.
.. moduleauthor:: Fabio Madeira
:module_version: 1.0
:created_on: 28-02-2015
"""

from __future__ import print_function

import urllib
import urllib2
import feedparser
import bitly_api
import tweepy

from config import load_config as conf

from models import FeedItem, FeedConsume
from google.appengine.ext import ndb

from config import TwitterKey, BitlyKey

def request_url(url, list_iter=True, verbose=False):
    """Generic url request method."""
    req = urllib2.urlopen(url)
    if verbose:
        print(req.getcode(), req.geturl())

    if req.getcode() == 200:
        return req
    elif req.getcode() == 429:  # or req.getcode() == 503 or req.getcode() == 504:
        request_url(url, list_iter=list_iter, verbose=verbose)
    else:
        # message = "%s\t%s" % (req.getcode()ß, url)
        # TODO: add logging
        return 0

def post_url(url, data, verbose=False):
    """Generic url post method."""

    req = urllib2.urlopen(url, data)
    if verbose:
        print(req.getcode(), req.geturl())

    if req.getcode() == 200:
        return req
    else:
        # message = "%s\t%s" % (req.getcode(), url)
        # TODO: add logging
        return 0

def shorten_url_bitly(url):
    """Generic method to shorten a url with Bitly"""
    conn = bitly_api.Connection(login=None,
                                api_key=BitlyKey["client_id"],
                                access_token=BitlyKey["access_token"],
                                secret=BitlyKey["client_secret"])
    return conn.shorten(url)["url"]

def update_status_twitter(status):
    """Generic metho to update the status in Twitter"""

    auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(TwitterKey['consumer_key'], TwitterKey['consumer_secret'])
    auth.set_access_token(TwitterKey['access_token'], TwitterKey['access_token_secret'])
    bot = tweepy.API(auth)
    return bot.update_status(status=status)

def generate_rss_from_pubmed(input_string, feeds=50):
    """Returns the url of a rss generated at Pubmed by the queried string."""
    input_string = urllib.quote_plus(input_string)
    pubmed_url = conf("pubmed_search")
    url = "{}?term={}".format(pubmed_url, input_string)
    read = request_url(url, list_iter=False, verbose=False)

    if read:
        # parse info from the response html - quick and dirty
        hid = ''
        qk = ''
        line = read.read()
        # the field to parse is the HID and qk
        if 'data-hid="' in line:
            hid = line.split('data-hid="')[1]
            hid = hid.split('"')[0]
        if 'data-qk="' in line:
            qk = line.split('data-qk="')[1]
            qk = qk.split('"')[0]

        dataload = {'p$site': 'pubmed',
                    'p$rq': 'EntrezSystem2.PEntrez.PubMed.Pubmed_SearchBar.Entrez_SearchBar:CreateRssFeed',
                    'QueryKey': qk,
                    'Db': 'pubmed',
                    'RssFeedName': input_string,
                    'RssFeedLimit': str(feeds),
                    'HID': hid}
        dataload = urllib.urlencode(dataload)
        read = post_url(pubmed_url, dataload, verbose=False)
        if read:
            rss_guid = ''
            line = read.read()
            # the field to parse is rss_guid
            if "rss_guid=" in line:
                rss_guid = line.split("rss_guid=")[2]
                rss_guid = rss_guid.split("'")[0]
            # url = "{}erss.cgi?rss_guid={}".format(conf("pubmed_rss"), rss_guid)
            return rss_guid

        else:
            return 0
    else:
        return 0

def twitter_bot(rss_guid=None):
    """
    Consumes a feed and checks if there are new entries in db.
    If so, gets a shortened url and tweets the new status.
    """

    if rss_guid is None:
        # ancestor_key = ndb.Key("RSS_GUID", rss_guid or "*norss*")
        # consumer = FeedConsume.get_last_rss_guid(ancestor_key)
        # rss_guid = consumer[0].rss_guid
        query = FeedConsume.gql("WHERE entry = :1", "latest")
        result = query.get()
        rss_guid = result.rss_guid
    else:
        consumer = FeedConsume(parent=ndb.Key("RSS_GUID", rss_guid or "*norss*"),
                               rss_guid=rss_guid, entry="latest")
        consumer.put()
    url = "{}erss.cgi?rss_guid={}".format(conf("pubmed_rss"), rss_guid)
    feeds = feedparser.parse(url)
    tweets = []
    for feed in feeds["items"]:
        pmid = (feed["link"].split("/")[-1]).rstrip("?dopt=Abstract")
        if "entrez?" in pmid:
            continue
        query = FeedItem.gql("WHERE pmid = :1", pmid)
        # if pmid not in db
        if (query.count() == 0):
            title = feed["title"]
            otitle = title
            url = feed["link"]
            category = feed["category"]
            item = FeedItem()
            item.pmid = pmid

            # shorten the url with Bitly.com
            shorturl = shorten_url_bitly(url)

            # tweet the new entry
            max_length = (140 - len(category) - len(shorturl) - 7)
            print(max_length)
            if len(title) > max_length:
                title = title[0:max_length]
            status = "#{}: {}... {}".format("".join(category.split()), title.rstrip(". "), shorturl)
            try:
                status = unicode(status).encode("utf-8")
            except UnicodeEncodeError:
                pass
                # TODO: add logging

            # tweet new status
            # tweets.append({'title': "{}...".format(title.rstrip(". ")), 'url': shorturl})
            ttitle = "#{}: {}...".format("".join(category.split()), otitle[0:100].rstrip(". "))
            tweets.append({'title': ttitle, 'url': shorturl})
            try:
                update_status_twitter(status)
                item.put()
            except:
                pass

    return tweets

if __name__ == '__main__':
    # testing routines
    # example_url = generate_rss_from_pubmed('"PLoS Comput Biol."[jour]')

    # ALl new entries from 01/04/2015
    # example_url = "http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/erss.cgi?rss_guid=1z3zFLTMk-jx9dXqtE4SfGE05yDieJhVzE72yLMWr0JyN7xEQ0"
    # fee_a_bot(example_url)
    # PlosOne example
    example_rss_guid = "1vMcRd_vquRX1CBvT4N0TK0nWJfp2afjnnSfhZ6IFOQwlrgkoj"
    twitter_bot(example_rss_guid)

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During the transition period, the UK will maintain the principles of free movement within the EU, meaning that UK citizens will be able to move freely within the EU with their goods and services. EU citizens will continue to have the same right to live and work in the UK as before. There is a difference between the following categories: (i) a person residing in State A and engaged in self-employment in State B; and (ii) a person who resides in State A and is self-employed in State A and at the same time provides services in States B and C, either through the occasional provision of services or through the ancillary establishment. The first category corresponds to that of a marginal self-employed person, while the second category does not. The EU`s long-standing social security coordination regulations provide a mutual framework for protecting the social security rights of people moving between EEA states (and Switzerland). The regulations specify in which country a person is insured, require equal treatment in access to benefits, allow the aggregation of insurance periods in different countries and allow the "export" of certain benefits. A well-established system of administrative cooperation underpins the rules. 3. The Withdrawal Agreement shall be without prejudice to the provisions relating to a common travel area between the United Kingdom and Ireland and to the rights of British and Irish nationals in the other State. Irish citizens in the UK do not need to apply for permanent resident status to protect their rights, and UK citizens in Ireland are not required to register their residence. Other EEA and Swiss citizens must have worked in the UK before 31 December 2020 to benefit from this programme. If you have not done so, you will need to apply for a visa from 1 January 2021 to work in the UK. The Withdrawal Agreement guarantees your rights and allows you to reside in the EU country where you live after 31 January 2020. They will continue to have roughly the same rights to work, education and access to public services and benefits as before the UK left the EU.
Your current healthcare rights in your country of residence will remain unchanged as long as you are covered by the Withdrawal Agreement. If the UK pays for your healthcare, for example through the S1 programme, this is included. The protocol continues to recognise the common travel area between Ireland and the UK and the rights it grants to Irish and UK citizens in each country If you are an Irish citizen and wish to continue living in the UK, you do not need to contact the EU settlement system. Your rights to live, work and access public services in the UK are protected by the Common Travel Area Agreement. Spain is the country of residence of the largest community of British citizens in Europe and a significant number of Spaniards live in the United Kingdom. For the Spanish Government, the issue of safeguarding the rights of citizens who exercised their right to free movement before the withdrawal of the United Kingdom is a priority, and the emergency measures in preparation are aimed at achieving this objective. The JAI will monitor the UK`s implementation of the parties to the civil rights agreements. The European Commission will play the same role on behalf of EU Member States with regard to UK citizens living in the EU. Like the Commission, the JAI will be empowered (but not obliged) to conduct investigations at the request of the Secretary of State, ministers of decentralised territories or complaints from persons falling within the scope of the agreements. He can also initiate his own requests.
The IMA also has the power to intervene in legal proceedings and to apply for judicial review (in Scotland, the supervisory power of the Court of Session). The UK`s withdrawal from the EU did not change any of the UK`s existing inheritance tax rules. New information on cross-border banking and pensions Your right to live, work and access services such as healthcare in the UK has not changed. Summary 1. The UK left the EU on 31 January 2020. The Withdrawal Agreement set out the terms for the UK`s withdrawal and ensured a smooth exit and an orderly transition to the future relationships of people, businesses and organisations in our country. A transitional period is now in effect and ends on December 31, 2020. The European Commission and the JAI must report annually on the implementation and enforcement of the provisions on citizens` rights in va, including the number and type of complaints received. The United Kingdom has an agreement with the countries of Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein of the European Free Trade Association (EEA-EFTA), which protects citizens` rights. The section on civil rights in the AO is unchanged from the AO previously negotiated by the May government. Although some provisions may be controversial, citizens` rights were agreed at a relatively early stage in the negotiations between the EU and the UK.
The section "New citizens` rights in EU countries" has been added, which explains how to get advice in the EU country where you live. Your children`s rights to British citizenship have not changed. The European Commission provides information on citizens` rights in each EU country. Its helpdesk offers advice on your rights and a way to resolve issues with public authorities in EU countries. Seek advice on your rights in an EU country, or file a complaint directly with the public authorities of the EU country where you live, or seek legal recourse in court. The current rights of British and Irish nationals in the common travel area will not be affected by the UK`s withdrawal from the EU. Check out the shared travel area guide. As the UK becomes a third country, citizens need to become familiar with the consequences of the UK`s withdrawal from the European Union. In this overview, we look at the wab part 3 measures on civil rights and some of the issues they raise. Va allows for a "declaratory" or "constitutive" system to verify a person`s rights. The system set up by the United Kingdom – the EU Settlement Scheme (`the EUSS`) – is `constitutive`. This means that individuals must successfully submit an application to the EUSS in order to obtain the protection provided for in the VA.
Individuals can directly invoke the Withdrawal Agreement to assert their rights. The UK`s only land border with the EU is between Northern Ireland and Ireland. There has been much discussion about how to reconcile the need for a European border with the historic agreements between the UK and Ireland. The VA Citizens` Rights Provisions establish a framework for maintaining the legal residence (and rights) of EU citizens living in the UK and UK nationals living in the EU at the end of the transition period (or "implementation phase"). Individuals can rely directly on the VA to assert their rights. The provisions apply only to persons who are in a cross-border situation at the end of the transition period (in the mcA Explanatory Notes, they are referred to as the "protected cohort"). The rights of those moving between the UK and the EU after the end of the transition period will be the subject of future negotiations – the Political Declaration sets out the general framework agreed by the UK and the EU for future mobility schemes. The European Commission reflects the arrangements that have been made for normally employed UK citizens. Cross-border work is a right enjoyed by the UK as a member of the single market, which may have left the UK, but British nationals who live and work there have not done so.
The Peace Agreement and the Movement grants a right of appeal against decisions restricting the right of residence. 2. The Government has made it clear that its priority is to ensure the safety of EU citizens living in the UK and UK nationals living in the EU. The second part of the Withdrawal Agreement gives citizens the certainty that the rights of their citizens will be protected. People who fall within the scope of Part Two of the Withdrawal Agreement will have broadly the same rights to work, study and access public services and benefits as they currently do, as these rights derive from the UK`s accession to the EU. Other EEA and Swiss citizens who live in Ireland but work in Northern Ireland (or any other part of the UK) or who have recently worked must apply for the UK Frontier Worker Permit scheme in order to continue working there after Brexit. Our aim is to put pressure on the Specialised Committee on Citizens` Rights between the European Commission and the UK Government to address these issues. We want self-employed UK nationals who were legally resident in the EU before Brexit to be able to continue working beyond the EU`s borders. We believe that we are an independent cohort that has exercised its former rights to free movement. These rights are particularly restricted by the Withdrawal Agreement, which puts us in a worse position than third-country nationals such as American journalists. Depriving ourselves of our means to earn a living because we have chosen to live here would be discriminatory. (In this overview, for the sake of simplicity, we refer to the VA and the agreements as a whole, and when we refer to the EU, we mean not only the EU27, but also Switzerland and the EEA-EFTA states).
These provisions will only enter into force if the end of the transition period passes without an agreement between the UK and the EU. Article 14 provides for regulatory powers (including, in turn, "Henry VIII" powers) to ensure that national legislation complies with the provisions on non-discrimination and equal treatment of persons residing and working in the United Kingdom on the basis of the VA. The explanatory notes indicate that the powers could be used, for example, to ensure that EU citizens who currently use benefits and services can continue to do so on the same basis after the end of the transition period. .
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Guilt, blame and responsibility: men's understanding of their role in the transmission of BRCA1/2 mutations within their family.
Men and women who have a family history of breast and/or ovarian cancer may be offered a predictive genetic test to determine whether or not they carry the family specific BRCA1/2 mutation. The sons and daughters of mutation carriers have a 50 per cent chance of inheriting a mutation, which will increase their risk of developing cancer. Little is known about at-risk men's feelings about the part they play in the transmission of BRCA1/2 mutations within their families. This study investigated high risk men's responses to BRCA1/2 predictive genetic testing. Seventeen in-depth interviews were undertaken with carrier (n= 5) and non-carrier men (n= 12). All men described genetic testing as a familial duty. It is observed that carriers and non-carriers mobilised differing explanations about their role in the aetiology of risk. It is noted that men engage in a form of narrative reconstruction in which they draw upon discourses of guilt and blame or fate and predestiny in an effort to present themselves as morally responsible or blameless. It is argued that narrative reconstruction enables these men to reconcile their genetic identity, self and family.


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LEVEL CROSSING A WIN FOR WYNDHAM AS MORE DESIGNS CONFIRMED
Designs have been confirmed to remove level crossings at Old Geelong Road in Hoppers Crossing and Werribee Street in Werribee, with work set to get underway by mid-year.
The Andrews Labor Government today announced a combined $355.5 million package to deliver these works, that will further ease congestion and improve safety in the area.
Designs have been completed on a new road bridge to remove the Old Geelong Road level crossing and a rail bridge to remove the Werribee Street level crossing.
At Hoppers Crossing, the new road bridge will be built closer to the city, creating a direct link to the Princes Freeway. The existing Old Geelong Road crossing will be closed to traffic, with a new overpass and forecourt built near Hoppers Crossing Station to create a safe, pedestrian-friendly public transport and shopping precinct.
At Werribee Street, a rail bridge will cater to the existing tracks and allow for future growth, like the planned Suburban Rail Loop network improvements which will connect Wyndham Vale and Werribee.
Raising the rail line between the Werribee Racecourse and Werribee River will create new open space – while a temporary track will be built to ensure important freight services can continue to run during construction.
The project team will continue to provide updates on the revised designs to the community in the coming weeks, ahead of construction getting underway by mid-2020.
In partnership with the Level Crossing Removal Project, McConnell Dowell, Arup, Mott MacDonald and Metro Trains Melbourne have been awarded the contract to deliver the work. This alliance has removed three level crossings across Melbourne, most recently completing a new road bridge in Laverton to remove the Aviation Road crossing.
These designs follow the announcement of the new road bridge that will remove the Cherry Street level crossing in Werribee, to be constructed between Tarneit Road and the Princes Highway.
All three designs in the area minimise road and rail disruptions during construction, and all three level crossings will be gone for good in 2022.
For more information and to sign up for email updates, please visit www.levelcrossings.vic.gov.au.
Quotes attributable to Member for Werribee Tim Pallas
"We're removing all three level crossings in Wyndham to create benefits now and into the future – incorporating community areas into the designs to keep Wyndham people connected."
"We're keeping the west moving while we do these important works – including temporary tracks so vital freight services can keep running during construction."
Quote attributable to Member for Tarneit Sarah Connolly
"We know how important good access is to Hoppers Crossing Station and local businesses, which is why we're building a new pedestrian overpass to make the precinct safer and more accessible for those on foot or on their bike."
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"Commuters using Old Geelong Road and Werribee Street are often stuck in long queues while the boom gates are down. These works will make those dangerous bottlenecks a thing of the past."
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Comprehensive list of commercial and residential air conditioning companies in Livonia, MI offering installation, repair and maintenance services.
ACCA is the nationwide trade association representing heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration HVACR contracting businesses. ACCA Southeast Michigan has a tradition of serving the community, said Paul Stalknecht, ACCA president and CEOP. The chapter was recognized for two projects: the Al Keats Seniors Day/Project Heat and participation in the 2005 Habitat for Humanity Blitz Build.


Eddie Rhodes, age 59, of Nebo, passed away peacefully Saturday, February 9, 2019 at his residence with his loving wife Kathleen by his side. A native of Guilford County, he was born on July 19, 1959, to the late Bill Rhodes and Dorothy Dehart Rhodes. Preceding Eddie in death is a brother Bobby Rhodes.
Eddie enjoyed spending his time relaxing by going trout fishing. He will be remembered for his caring heart towards others and his honesty. Eddie was a devoted daddy who loved and cherished his children and grandchildren, who were his entire world. Eddie was a loving husband and will be missed by his friends and family that loved him dearly.
Surviving Eddie are his wife, Kathleen Rhodes of the home; three children, Candyce Smith of Nebo, Brandon Rhodes of Marion, and Jason Rhodes and fiancé Jordan of Nebo; two sisters, Regina Thomas and husband Jackie of Nebo and Jolena Metcalf and husband Richard of Morganton; a brother, Davy Rhodes and wife Jan of Nebo; two grandchildren, Rivers Smith and Raegan Rhodes; a special friend Kim Rhodes, who is the mother of Brandon and Jason and numerous loving nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life will be held on Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. at Westmoreland Funeral Home in Marion with Rev. Bobby Dobson officiating. The family will receive friends from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. prior to the service at the funeral home. In lieu of, memorials may be made to the Rhodes family at P.O. Box 247, Marion, NC, 28752.


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Mach 1 Club - I have spark, fuel, but wont start.
Mach 1 Club > Mustang Mach 1 Garage > Engines & Performance > I have spark, fuel, but wont start.
Full Version: I have spark, fuel, but wont start.
1969 Mach1 351 W Edelbrock 4100 Carburetor. Everything else is stock.
Here is the short story, I hope. Two days ago she was driving really well. We went to a gas station and got about 1/2 tank. On the way home she began to sputter. The next day she made it to work, but it was a struggle getting home. Now she wont start at all. Cranks ok, strong Batt.
Spark is good at the coil and plug.
Fuel is getting to the carburetor.
Pulled a couple of plugs and they look good.
Im sure I'm missing something, but I can't figure it out.
Also shot a little starter fluid in the carb, still no go. I don't like using the stuff so I only did that once.
(05-17-2012, 03:01 PM)Mcanical Wrote: [ -> ] 1969 Mach1 351 W Edelbrock 4100 Carburetor. Everything else is stock.
Mymachone has given you some very good advice.
My first thought was also of a timing problem but as I continued reading the symptoms my end thought was of a fuel issue. How old was the gas that was all ready in the tank? For some reason it sounds as though gas is bad. Although I would have also thought that a little shot of starting fluid would have given the engine some life.
Start with the basics - check you points, spark plugs, etc. Do you have an after market tach? If so disconnect that.
Let us know how this first round goes.
check your compression on a couple of cylinders, that will solve the timing question. starting fluid should over ride the bad fuel issue.
were the plugs you checked wet?
I am thinking along the lines of a clogged carb.
If the plugs are wet then maybe not, water in gas maybe.
I am also wondering why it didnt try to start when the "ether" was tried.
Pull off the distributer cap to make sure the rotor rotates.
If you have a bad tach it would cause this....you would have to bypass the tach at the tach itself and see....However if the plugs are getting the spark I would doubt that the tach is the culprit.
Check the fuel filter to see if its clean.
Thanks for the help. Still working on it.
The car has been a daily driver so the fuel hasn't been an issue, although I'm starting to think I got a tank of nasty instead of a tank of fuel last fill. Fuel filter has been replaced and I do get fuel all the way to the carb.
today I'm going to go through the timing and make sure everything is firing at the right time.
Points are electronic. cap and rotor look good... not new but good.
plugs are dry. they look a little used but in decent shape. I may replace them for good measure anyway along with the cap and rotor.
I haven't checked the Dissy gear yet, great next step. Thank you.
I'll keep you updated. Thanks again.
Well... I"m breaking into the timing chain next. I had a friend come over and we think the timing chain may have jumped a tooth.
Any recommendations on a more aggressive cam?
I am wondering that if all the plugs are totally dry then is it possible that the idle or main jets are clogged in the carb?
If fuel doesnt reach the cylinders then this may be the culprit.


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