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Huge Drug Bust at Nightclub Owned By Prominent Tycoon's Brother: Police
Kann Vicheika
FILE PHOTO - A Cambodian drug expert prepares drug pills during a ceremony to mark the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, June 26, 2018.
The raid on the Rock Entertainment Center on Saturday netted 29 alleged drug dealers, 231 alleged users, 50 kilograms of drugs and one pistol, according to a police spokesman.
PHNOM PENH —
Police have detained more than 250 people on drug charges in a raid on a Phnom Penh nightclub owned by the brother of one of Cambodia's richest men.
In a statement released on Saturday, City Hall said the raid occurred shortly before 2 a.m. on Saturday morning, leading to the mass detentions.
The Rock Entertainment Center, owned by Kith Theang, the elder brother of Royal Group chairman Kith Meng, who is a close associate of Prime Minister Hun Sen, was closed to allow the authorities to investigate.
Chhay Kimkhoeun, a National Police spokesman, said the 29 dealers would be taken to court.
He would not comment on any action that may be taken against Theang, saying that "it could ruin people's reputation".
Am Sam Ath, a senior investigator for rights group Licadho, said the crackdown was indicative of the wider drug abuse problem in Cambodia.
"If we look at the crackdown now, it's different from before. We see this time it is a large-scale case that we have never seen before. So we want the crackdown to be effective so that we can find all people who have been involved. Secondly, there must be further implementation of this approach elsewhere, where there are subsequent doubts."
Under Cambodia's law on controlling drugs, the owner of an establishment that permits illegal drug-taking could face up to five years in prison.
According to official figures, Cambodian authorities recorded some 8,000 drug cases last year, detaining more than 16,000 people and seizing more than 530 kilograms of illegal drugs.
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Robyn Denholm
Global Chair,
Tesla Inc.
Robyn is the global Chair of Tesla and has been on Tesla's Board of Directors since 2014. She has extensive experience as a senior technology executive and non-executive director in Australia, the US, and Europe.
Having spent the better part of the last 20 years building my career in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area, I am often asked to reflect on the things the Silicon Valley business ecosystem does that Australia can adopt to thrive. I think it comes down to a quote from one of America's most famous founders: "With great risk comes great reward." No, not a startup founder, but rather Thomas Jefferson who in 1776 took a world changing risk with his peers and founded the United States of America.
The willingness to take risks continues to permeate through the US and is a core part of the ideology in the 'home of the brave'. American founders take heart that their audacious ideas will be treated seriously by the best and the brightest. Should they fall short of their ambitions, they can wear their scars with pride, knowing that investors (particularly in Silicon Valley) will value it as a lesson learned, rather than treat failure as a black mark. A continuous learning culture is a very real asset in any business.
This risk appetite enables founders to not only create companies that challenge the status quo but grow them to be immensely successful. I've been fortunate enough to work with 3 such founders.
At Sun Microsystems, founder Scott McNealy (and his co founders) thought that there must be a better way of computing than a mainframe, and went on to develop the Unix workstations that put compute on the desktop. From this idea Sun Microsystems grew to a global phenomenon and became the "dot in Dotcom".
At Juniper Networks, Pradeep Sindhu thought there must be a better way of routing things around the internet and developed a fundamentally different way of doing this, inventing a purpose built processor and operating system. Juniper Networks challenged giant companies with their mission to "connect everything and empower everyone".
Elon Musk has founded and co-founded several companies including Tesla, where I have been on the board of directors since 2014. The mission of Tesla is to accelerate the world towards sustainable energy. Tesla is doing that by producing amazing electric vehicles, and scalable residential and commercial clean energy generation and storage products, providing better alternatives to the current fossil fuel powered vehicles and energy generation.
Today these 3 examples appear to be obvious success stories, but the reality is each have overcome tremendous hurdles and changed industries with bold, risky concepts. There is in the US a willingness from a range of stakeholders, investors, consumers, suppliers and board members to support companies that are taking monumental risks, and in my opinion it is the only way that we're going to have an impact on big issues. From addressing the transport demands of congested and urban cities to challenging the world order on climate change, tackling major world issues through technology is a high-risk, high reward scenario.
There's no question the rewards are out there. And the risk of failure is very high. But by making failure as acceptable and manageable as possible, the downside is minimised while the upside remains there for the taking. That tips the whole equation towards high value outcomes. To be clear I'm not advocating to abandon legal/regulatory or ethical responsibilities as reputation is everything in business, but rather to take strategic or business risk.
Risk taking is fundamental to a vibrant startup community and by definition an innovative and growing economy, but it is not fully ingrained in the Australian mentality. Yet. Maybe it is that we have become complacent as a result of 25 years of unprecedented uninterrupted economic growth! It's not the Australian way that I remember from my childhood, where "having a go" not just on the sporting field but in starting your own business was more the norm.
As a country and a startup community we have much to be optimistic about. Over the last decade we have made significant strides in fundamental ingredients necessary to enable innovative startups to be born and thrive. We have a phenomenal education system, we have made significant inroads in having ready capital for new ventures, and we have some great role model entrepreneurs who have given future generations home grown icons to aspire to be. However, there's one thing holding us back: our appetite for risk.
In order to take Australia to the next level in a global digital economy, we need to see corporations, investors, board members and governments embracing risk. That means investing in long-term R&D, partnering with innovative young companies, and becoming swift adopters of technology. Too many are coasting, maintaining the status quo or improving only incrementally. It's holding us back.
Nowhere is this clearer than on R&D. Australia still consistently underperforms OECD averages when it comes to gross R&D spend, and our R&D rates are dropping. In an era where technological advances are more economically valuable than they've ever been, we are reducing our capacity to generate them. There's an important onus on leaders across all areas of the economy to fix that slide.
According to the Global Innovation Index, Australia has recently fallen out of the world's 20 most innovative economies, coming in at 22nd. At the same time, and in my view not unrelated, Australia is experiencing its weakest economic growth rate since the Global Financial Crisis in 2009, and is forecast to slow at approximately twice the speed of other developed economies – shrinking from a growth rate of 2.8% in 2018 to 2.1% in 2019.
To continue to grow our economy and build the society we want to live in, Australia needs to embrace the notion that taking smart big risks can bring great rewards. In an age where technology is changing everything, we need to do more to understand how we support the growth of a thriving, globally competitive Australian tech sector. And we need to promote and celebrate those founders, investors, companies, board members and governments that continue to reward risk to change the world. By doing so we will encourage the next wave of our bright young minds to not take the safe career route but to reach for the stars and in the process create an even better Australia.

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i personally think he would find more confidence and learn how to read the game better as a striker. His pace would have more effect when the defenders are facing him as opposed to when he is on the wing, the defenders are on there side allowing them to turn much faster than when they are in the centre of the park.
i think its more constructive criticism than anything. he has shown potential in those games he did all right, and we think and want him to do better.
and +1 to playing on loan. kid that age should be playing as much as possible so come season start, he can hit the ground running.
i think its more constructive criticism than anything. he has shown potential in those games he did all right, and we think and want him to do better. and +1 to playing on loan. kid that age should be playing as much as possible so come season start, he can hit the ground running.
The whole Dino phenomenon was just a bit of fun. I think everyone knew he wasn't all that good, but just went along with the banter for laughs. It was actually helping us on the field getting him pumped up the way we did. But in the end there was a reason Popa let him go.
With Kubi it is more that we want him to do well as he is still young and has time on his side, so we talk more seriously about him. Totally different situation to Dino.
I wanted Dino to do well because he clearly put in the effort and deserved the rewards. In the end, he gave us one of the most memorable goals of the season.
Laughs? I wanted Dino to do well because he clearly put in the effort and deserved the rewards. In the end, he gave us one of the most memorable goals of the season.
I'm saying that the whole Dino cult like figure that was created was a bit of a laugh. I never said I didn't want him to do well or that he didn't put in the effort. But at the end of the day we needed someone better than him in the position he was playing. We should be grateful for being able to snap up a player like Juric.
Calling Dino a cult figure pretty much sums it up. He is a figure of our support for the underdog.
Good point re Appiah having an off season spell with a PL side. I wonder if Popa entertained the thought.
I think no one is actually criticizing him, we all know he is a raw talent and very young, just needs some fine tuning.
Loan idea is good but should been done after Our season finished as PL season is just about to finish.
I dont think a PL side will help Kubi at this stage of his career to tell you the truth. Everytime he has come on for us he has done ok. At the PL level he would just stand out again. He needs to develop at the A league level. Keep giving him as many minutes as you can especially the last 20-30 mins of matches. He will slowly but surely get better and better. I think he is a good young player and I would prefer we developed him at a level that will challenge him. Like what they are currently doing. They know what they are doing.
Kubi given 1 year contract extension.
Good move by the club to hang onto him.
The best way for him to improve is through experience.
Anyone else heard about Appiah-Kubi apparently dropping the Kubi from his name so it's just Kwabena Appiah?
I've noticed that all the material from the club which mentions him has just referred to Appiah lately, I thought that may be the case.
Maybe he was sick of it being mangled whenever the crowd called out his last name in the warm up?
I always thought the "Kubi!!" when we called out his name sounded awesome.
i agree, just like terry mcflynn is his name, but he will forever be known as hopeless.
according to his facebook, he will miss the first four games with an injury.
Playing his second game back, he scored two goals (both penalties), in today's NYL match!
2nd game back, happy to score 2 goals.
This kid put in a solid shift today. Popa looked very pleased when he took him off. He really has great movement and speed on the ball.
All he is missing is that final pass sometimes. And he should probably be a bit more selfish. There were a few moments he could have taken a shot himself or gotten past the defenders near the 18 yard box, but instead decided to go for a pass.
But good on him.He will only keep improving.
It's going to be a fight for that right wing position between this guy and Gol Gol next season. I hope both can push each other next season.
Yeah agree with what's been posted overall quite a consistent performance like to see him do this 3 weeks in a row now.


For their first bridal camp he chose an island. Long weeks beforehand he had thought of this place, and set his heart upon it. Once established in his mind, the thought became a picture that he saw waking and sleeping. He had stopped at the island many times alone, and in all seasons; but at this special moment of the year he liked it best. Often he had added several needless miles to his journey that he might finish the day at this point, might catch the trout for his supper beside a certain rock upon its edge, and fall asleep hearing the stream on either side of him.
Always for him the first signs that he had gained the true world of the mountains began at the island. The first pine trees stood upon it; the first white columbine grew in their shade; and it seemed to him that he always met here the first of the true mountain air--the coolness and the new fragrance. Below, there were only the cottonwoods, and the knolls and steep foot-hills with their sage-brush, and the great warm air of the plains; here at this altitude came the definite change. Out of the lower country and its air he would urge his horse upward, talking to him aloud, and promising fine pasture in a little while.
Then, when at length he had ridden abreast of the island pines, he would ford to the sheltered circle of his camp-ground, throw off the saddle and blanket from the horse's hot, wet back, throw his own clothes off, and, shouting, spring upon the horse bare, and with a rope for bridle, cross with him to the promised pasture. Here there was a pause in the mountain steepness, a level space of open, green with thick grass. Riding his horse to this, he would leap off him, and with the flat of his hand give him a blow that cracked sharp in the stillness and sent the horse galloping and gambolling to his night's freedom. And while the animal rolled in the grass, often his master would roll also, and stretch, and take the grass in his two hands, and so draw his body along, limbering his muscles after a long ride. Then he would slide into the stream below his fishing place, where it was deep enough for swimming, and cross back to his island, and dressing again, fit his rod together and begin his casting. After the darkness had set in, there would follow the lying drowsily with his head upon his saddle, the camp-fire sinking as he watched it, and sleep approaching to the murmur of the water on either side of him.
So many visits to this island had he made, and counted so many hours of revery spent in its haunting sweetness, that the spot had come to seem his own. It belonged to no man, for it was deep in the unsurveyed and virgin wilderness; neither had he ever made his camp here with any man, nor shared with any the intimate delight which the place gave him. Therefore for many weeks he had planned to bring her here after their wedding, upon the day itself, and show her and share with her his pines and his fishing rock. He would bid her smell the first true breath of the mountains, would watch with her the sinking camp-fire, and with her listen to the water as it flowed round the island.
Until this wedding plan, it had by no means come home to him how deep a hold upon him the island had taken. He knew that he liked to go there, and go alone; but so little was it his way to scan himself, his mind, or his feelings (unless some action called for it), that he first learned his love of the place through his love of her. But he told her nothing of it. After the thought of taking her there came to him, he kept his island as something to let break upon her own eyes, lest by looking forward she should look for more than the reality.
Hence, as they rode along, when the houses of the town were shrunk to dots behind them, and they were nearing the gates of the foot-hills, she asked him questions. She hoped they would find a camp a long way from the town. She could ride as many miles as necessary. She was not tired. Should they not go on until they found a good place far enough within the solitude? Had he fixed upon any? And at the nod and the silence that he gave her for reply, she knew that he had thoughts and intentions which she must wait to learn.
They passed through the gates of the foot-hills, following the stream up among them. The outstretching fences and the widely trodden dust were no more. Now and then they rose again into view of the fields and houses down in the plain below. But as the sum of the miles and hours grew, they were glad to see the road less worn with travel, and the traces of men passing from sight. The ploughed and planted country, that quilt of many-colored harvests which they had watched yesterday, lay in another world from this where they rode now. No hand but nature's had sown these crops of yellow flowers, these willow thickets and tall cottonwoods. Somewhere in a passage of red rocks the last sign of wagon wheels was lost, and after this the trail became a wild mountain trail. But it was still the warm air of the plains, bearing the sage-brush odor and not the pine, that they breathed; nor did any forest yet cloak the shapes of the tawny hills among which they were ascending. Twice the steepness loosened the pack ropes, and he jumped down to tighten them, lest the horses should get sore backs. And twice the stream that they followed went into deep canyons, so that for a while they parted from it. When they came back to its margin for the second time, he bade her notice how its water had become at last wholly clear. To her it had seemed clear enough all along, even in the plain above the town. But now she saw that it flowed lustrously with flashes; and she knew the soil had changed to mountain soil. Lower down, the water had carried the slightest cloud of alkali, and this had dulled the keen edge of its transparence. Full solitude was around them now, so that their words grew scarce, and when they spoke it was with low voices. They began to pass nooks and points favorable for camping, with wood and water at hand, and pasture for the horses. More than once as they reached such places, she thought he must surely stop; but still he rode on in advance of her (for the trail was narrow) until, when she was not thinking of it, he drew rein and pointed.
She looked, and saw the island, and the water folding it with ripples and with smooth spaces The sun was throwing upon the pine boughs a light of deepening red gold, and the shadow of the fishing rock lay over a little bay of quiet water and sandy shore. In this forerunning glow of the sunset, the pasture spread like emerald; for the dry touch of summer had not yet come near it. He pointed upward to the high mountains which they had approached, and showed her where the stream led into their first unfoldings.
"To-morrow we shall be among them," said he.
"Then," she murmured to him, "to-night is here?"
He nodded for answer, and she gazed at the island and understood why he had not stopped before; nothing they had passed had been so lovely as this place.
There was room in the trail for them to go side by side; and side by side they rode to the ford and crossed, driving the packhorses in front of them, until they came to the sheltered circle, and he helped her down where the soft pine needles lay. They felt each other tremble, and for a moment she stood hiding her head upon his breast. Then she looked round at the trees, and the shores, and the flowing stream, and he heard her whispering how beautiful it was.
"I am glad," he said, still holding her. "This is how I have dreamed it would happen. Only it is better than my dreams." And when she pressed him in silence, he finished, "I have meant we should see our first sundown here, and our first sunrise."
She wished to help him take the packs from their horses, to make the camp together with him, to have for her share the building of the fire, and the cooking. She bade him remember his promise to her that he would teach her how to loop and draw the pack-ropes, and the swing-ropes on the pack-saddles, and how to pitch a tent. Why might not the first lesson be now? But he told her that this should be fulfilled later. This night he was to do all himself. And he sent her away until he should have camp ready for them. He bade her explore the island, or take her horse and ride over to the pasture, where she could see the surrounding hills and the circle of seclusion that they made.
"The whole world is far from here," he said. And so she obeyed him, and went away to wander about in their hiding-place; nor was she to return, he told her, until he called her.
Then at once, as soon as she was gone, he fell to. The packs and saddles came off the horses, which he turned loose upon the pasture on the main land. The tent was unfolded first. He had long seen in his mind where it should go, and how its white shape would look beneath the green of the encircling pines. The ground was level in the spot he had chosen, without stones or roots, and matted with the fallen needles of the pines. If there should come any wind, or storm of rain, the branches were thick overhead, and around them on three sides tall rocks and undergrowth made a barrier. He cut the pegs for the tent, and the front pole, stretching and tightening the rope, one end of it pegged down and one round a pine tree. When the tightening rope had lifted the canvas to the proper height from the ground, he spread and pegged down the sides and back, leaving the opening so that they could look out upon the fire and a piece of the stream beyond. He cut tufts of young pine and strewed them thickly for a soft floor in the tent, and over them spread the buffalo hide and the blankets. At the head he placed the neat sack of her belongings. For his own he made a shelter with crossed poles and a sheet of canvas beyond the first pines. He built the fire where its smoke would float outward from the trees and the tent, and near it he stood the cooking things and his provisions, and made this first supper ready in the twilight. He had brought much with him; but for ten minutes he fished, catching trout enough. When at length she came riding over the stream at his call, there was nothing for her to do but sit and eat at the table he had laid. They sat together, watching the last of the twilight and the gentle oncoming of the dusk. The final after-glow of day left the sky, and through the purple which followed it came slowly the first stars, bright and wide apart. They watched the spaces between them fin with more stars, while near them the flames and embers of their fire grew brighter. Then he sent her to the tent while he cleaned the dishes and visited the horses to see that they did not stray from the pasture. Some while after the darkness was fully come, he rejoined her. All had been as he had seen it in his thoughts beforehand: the pines with the setting sun upon them, the sinking camp-fire, and now the sound of the water as it flowed murmuring by the shores of the island.
The tent opened to the east, and from it they watched together their first sunrise. In his thoughts he had seen this morning beforehand also: the waking, the gentle sound of the water murmuring ceaselessly, the growing day, the vision of the stream, the sense that the world was shut away far from them. So did it all happen, except that he whispered to her again:- "Better than my dreams."
They saw the sunlight begin upon a hilltop; and presently came the sun itself, and lakes of warmth flowed into the air, slowly filling the green solitude. Along the island shores the ripples caught flashes from the sun.
"I am going into the stream," he said to her; and rising, he left her in the tent. This was his side of the island, he had told her last night; the other was hers, where he had made a place for her to bathe. When he was gone, she found it, walking through the trees and rocks to the water's edge. And so, with the island between them, the two bathed in the cold stream. When he came back, he found her already busy at their camp. The blue smoke of the fire was floating out from the trees, loitering undispersed in the quiet air, and she was getting their breakfast. She had been able to forestall him because he had delayed long at his dressing, not willing to return to her unshaven. She looked at his eyes that were clear as the water he had leaped into, and at his soft silk neckerchief, knotted with care.
"Do not let us ever go away from here!" she cried, and ran to him as he came.They sat long together at breakfast, breathing the morning breath of the earth that was fragrant with woodland moisture and with the pines. After the meal he could not prevent her helping him make everything clean. Then, by all customs of mountain journeys, it was time they should break camp and be moving before the heat of the day. But first, they delayed for no reason, save that in these hours they so loved to do nothing. And next, when with some energy he got upon his feet and declared he must go and drive the horses in, she asked, Why? Would it not be well for him to fish here, that they might be sure of trout at their nooning? And though he knew that where they should stop for noon, trout would be as sure as here, he took this chance for more delay.
She went with him to his fishing rock, and sat watching him. The rock was tall, higher than his head when he stood. It jutted out halfway across the stream, and the water flowed round it in quick foam, and fell into a pool. He caught several fish; but the sun was getting high, and after a time it was plain the fish had ceased to rise.
Yet still he stood casting in silence, while she sat by and watched him. Across the stream, the horses wandered or lay down in their pasture. At length he said with half a sigh that perhaps they ought to go.
"If we are to get anywhere to-day," he answered.
"Need we get anywhere?" she asked.
Her question sent delight through him like a flood. "Then you do not want to move camp to-day?" said he.
At this he laid down his rod and came and sat by her. "I am very glad we shall not go till tomorrow," he murmured.
"Not to-morrow," she said. "Nor next day. Nor any day until we must." And she stretched her hands out to the island and the stream exclaiming, "Nothing can surpass this!"
He took her in his arms. "You feel about it the way I do," he almost whispered. "I could not have hoped there'd be two of us to care so much."
Presently, while they remained without speaking by the pool, came a little wild animal swimming round the rock from above. It had not seen them, nor suspected their presence. They held themselves still, watching its alert head cross through the waves quickly and come down through the pool, and so swim to the other side. There it came out on a small stretch of sand, turned its gray head and its pointed black nose this way and that, never seeing them, and then rolled upon its back in the warm dry sand. After a minute of rolling, it got on its feet again, shook its fur, and trotted away.
Then the bridegroom husband opened his shy heart deep down.
"I am like that fellow," he said dreamily. "I have often done the same." And stretching slowly his arms and legs, he lay full length upon his back, letting his head rest upon her. "If I could talk his animal language, I could talk to him," he pursued. "And he would say to me: 'Come and roll on the sands. Where's the use of fretting? What's the gain in being a man? Come roll on the sands with me.' That's what he would say." The Virginian paused. "But," he continued, "the trouble is, I am responsible. If that could only be forgot forever by you and me!" Again he paused and went on, always dreamily. "Often when I have camped here, it has made me want to become the ground, become the water, become the trees, mix with the whole thing. Not know myself from it. Never unmix again. Why is that?" he demanded, looking at her. "What is it? You don't know, nor I don't. I wonder would everybody feel that way here?"
"I think not everybody," she answered.
"No; none except the ones who understand things they can't put words to. But you did!" He put up a hand and touched her softly. "You understood about this place. And that's what makes it--makes you and me as we are now--better than my dreams. And my dreams were pretty good."
He sighed with supreme quiet and happiness, and seemed to stretch his length closer to the earth. And so he lay, and talked to her as he had never talked to any one, not even to himself. Thus she learned secrets of his heart new to her: his visits here, what they were to him, and why he had chosen it for their bridal camp. "What I did not know at all," he said, "was the way a man can be pining for--for this--and never guess what is the matter with him."
Then he had finished talking, still he lay extended and serene; and she looked down at him and the wonderful change that had come over him, like a sunrise. Was this dreamy boy the man of two days ago? It seemed a distance immeasurable; yet it was two days only since that wedding eve when she had shrunk from him as he stood fierce and implacable. She could look back at that dark hour now, although she could not speak of it. She had seen destruction like sharp steel glittering in his eyes. Were these the same eyes? Was this youth with his black head of hair in her lap the creature with whom men did not trifle, whose hand knew how to deal death? Where had the man melted away to in this boy? For as she looked at him, he might have been no older than nineteen to-day. Not even at their first meeting--that night when his freakish spirit was uppermost--had he looked so young. This change their hours upon the island had wrought, filling his face with innocence.
By and by they made their nooning. In the afternoon she would have explored the nearer woods with him, or walked up the stream. But since this was to be their camp during several days, he made it more complete. He fashioned a rough bench and a table; around their tent he built a tall wind-break for better shelter in case of storm; and for the fire he gathered and cut much wood, and piled it up. So they were provided for, and so for six days and nights they stayed, finding no day or night long enough.
Once his hedge of boughs did them good service, for they had an afternoon of furious storm. The wind rocked the pines and ransacked the island, the sun went out, the black clouds rattled, and white bolts of lightning fell close by. The shower broke through the pine branches and poured upon the tent. But he had removed everything inside from where it could touch the canvas and so lead the water through, and the rain ran off into the ditch he had dug round the tent. While they sat within, looking out upon the bounding floods and the white lightning, she saw him glance at her apprehensively, and at once she answered his glance.
"I am not afraid," she said. "If a flame should consume us together now, what would it matter?"
And so they sat watching the storm till it was over, he with his face changed by her to a boy's, and she leavened with him.
When at last they were compelled to leave the island, or see no more of the mountains, it was not a final parting. They would come back for the last night before their journey ended. Furthermore, they promised each other like two children to come here every year upon their wedding day, and like two children they believed that this would be possible. But in after years they did come, more than once, to keep their wedding day upon the island, and upon each new visit were able to say to each other, "Better than our dreams."
For thirty days by the light of the sun and the camp-fire light they saw no faces except their own; and when they were silent it was all stillness, unless the wind passed among the pines, or some flowing water was near them. Sometimes at evening they came upon elk, or black-tailed deer, feeding out in the high parks of the mountains; and once from the edge of some concealing timber he showed her a bear, sitting with an old log lifted in its paws. She forbade him to kill the bear, or any creature that they did not require. He took her upward by trail and canyon, through the unfooted woods and along dwindling streams to their headwaiters, lakes lying near the summit of the range, full of trout, with meadows of long grass and a thousand flowers, and above these the pinnacles of rock and snow.
They made their camps in many places, delaying several days here, and one night there, exploring the high solitudes together, and sinking deep in their romance. Sometimes when he was at work with their horses, or intent on casting his brown hackle for a fish, she would watch him with eyes that were fuller of love than of understanding. Perhaps she never came wholly to understand him; but in her complete love for him she found enough. He loved her with his whole man's power. She had listened to him tell her in words of transport, "I could enjoy dying"; yet she loved him more than that. He had come to her from a smoking pistol, able to bid her farewell--and she could not let him go. At the last white-hot edge of ordeal, it was she who renounced, and he who had his way. Nevertheless she found much more than enough, in spite of the sigh that now and again breathed through her happiness when she would watch him with eyes fuller of love than of understanding.
They could not speak of that grim wedding eve for a long while after; but the mountains brought them together upon all else in the world and their own lives. At the end they loved each other doubly more than at the beginning, because of these added confidences which they exchanged and shared. It was a new bliss to her to know a man's talk and thoughts, to be given so much of him; and to him it was a bliss still greater to melt from that reserve his lonely life had bred in him. He never would have guessed so much had been stored away in him, unexpressed till now. They did not want to go to Vermont and leave these mountains, but the day came when they had to turn their backs upon their dream. So they came out into the plains once more, well established in their familiarity, with only the journey still lying between themselves and Bennington.
"If you could," she said, laughing. "If only you could ride home like this."
"With Monte and my six-shooter?" he asked. "To your mother?"
"I don't think mother could resist the way you look on a horse.
But he said "It this way she's fearing, I will come."
"I have made one discovery," she said. "You are fonder of good clothes than I am."
He grinned. "I cert'nly like 'em. But don't tell my friends. They would say it was marriage. When you see what I have got for Bennington's special benefit, you--why, you'll just trust your husband more than ever."
She undoubtedly did. After he had put on one particular suit, she arose and kissed him where he stood in it.
"Bennington will be sorrowful," he said. "No wild-west show, after all. And no ready-made guy, either." And he looked at himself in the glass with unbidden pleasure.
"How did you choose that?" she asked. "How did you know that homespun was exactly the thing for you?"
"Why, I have been noticing. I used to despise an Eastern man because his clothes were not Western. I was very young then, or maybe not so very young, as very--as what you saw I was when you first came to Bear Creek. A Western man is a good thing. And he generally knows that. But he has a heap to learn. And he generally don't know that. So I took to watching the Judge's Eastern visitors. There was that Mr. Ogden especially, from New Yawk--the gentleman that was there the time when I had to sit up all night with the missionary, yu' know. His clothes pleased me best of all. Fit him so well, and nothing flash. I got my ideas, and when I knew I was going to marry you, I sent my measure East--and I and the tailor are old enemies now."
Bennington probably was disappointed. To see get out of the train merely a tall man with a usual straw hat, and Scotch homespun suit of a rather better cut than most in Bennington--this was dull. And his conversation--when he indulged in any--seemed fit to come inside the house.
Mrs. Flynt took her revenge by sowing broadcast her thankfulness that poor Sam Bannett had been Molly's rejected suitor. He had done so much better for himself. Sam had married a rich Miss Van Scootzer, of the second families of Troy; and with their combined riches this happy couple still inhabit the most expensive residence in Hoosic Falls.
Did this bride and groom enjoy their visit to her family? Well--well, they did their best. Everybody did their best, even Sarah Bell. She said that she found nothing to object to in the Virginian; she told Molly so. Her husband Sam did better than that. He told Molly he considered that she was in luck. And poor Mrs. Wood, sitting on the sofa, conversed scrupulously and timidly with her novel son-in-law, and said to Molly that she was astonished to find him so gentle. And he was undoubtedly fine-looking; yes, very handsome. She believed that she would grow to like the Southern accent. Oh, yes! Everybody did their best; and, dear reader, if ever it has been your earthly portion to live with a number of people who were all doing their best, you do not need me to tell you what a heavenly atmosphere this creates.
And then the bride and groom went to see the old great-aunt over at Dunbarton.
Their first arrival, the one at Bennington, had been thus: Sam Bell had met them at the train, and Mrs. Wood, waiting in her parlor, had embraced her daughter and received her son-in-law. Among them they had managed to make the occasion as completely mournful as any family party can be, with the window blinds up. "And with you present, my dear," said Sam Bell to Sarah, "the absence of a coffin was not felt."
But at Dunbarton the affair went off differently. The heart of the ancient lady had taught her better things. From Bennington to Dunbarton is the good part of a day's journey, and they drove up to the gate in the afternoon. The great-aunt was in her garden, picking some August flowers, and she called as the carriage stopped, "Bring my nephew here, my dear, before you go into the house."
At this, Molly, stepping out of the carriage, squeezed her husband's hand. "I knew that she would be lovely," she whispered to him. And then she ran to her aunt's arms, and let him follow. He came slowly, hat in hand.
The old lady advanced to meet him, trembling a little, and holding out her hand to him. "Welcome, nephew," she said. "What a tall fellow you are, to be sure. Stand off, sir, and let me look at you."
The Virginian obeyed, blushing from his black hair to his collar.
Then his new relative turned to her niece, and gave her a flower. "Put this in his coat, my dear," she said. "And I think I understand why you wanted to marry him."
After this the maid came and showed them to their rooms. Left alone in her garden, the great-aunt sank on a bench and sat there for some time; for emotion had made her very weak.
Upstairs, Molly, sitting on the Virginian's knee, put the flower in his coat, and then laid her head upon his shoulder.
"I didn't know old ladies could be that way," he said. "D' yu' reckon there are many?"
"Oh, I don't know," said the girl. "I'm so happy!"
Now at tea, and during the evening, the great-aunt carried out her plans still further. At first she did the chief part of the talking herself. Nor did she ask questions about Wyoming too soon. She reached that in her own way, and found out the one thing that she desired to know. It was through General Stark that she led up to it.
"There he is," she said, showing the family portrait. "And a rough time he must have had of it now and then. New Hampshire was full of fine young men in those days. But nowadays most of them have gone away to seek their fortunes in the West. Do they find them, I wonder?"
"Yes, ma'am. All the good ones do."
"But you cannot all be--what is the name?--Cattle Kings."
"That's having its day, ma'am, right now. And we are getting ready for the change--some of us are.
"And what may be the change, and when is it to come?"
"When the natural pasture is eaten off," he explained. "I have seen that coming a long while. And if the thieves are going to make us drive our stock away, we'll drive it. If they don't, we'll have big pastures fenced, and hay and shelter ready for winter. What we'll spend in improvements, we'll more than save in wages. I am well fixed for the new conditions. And then, when I took up my land, I chose a place where there is coal. It will not be long before the new railroad needs that."
Thus the old lady learned more of her niece's husband in one evening than the Bennington family had ascertained during his whole sojourn with them. For by touching upon Wyoming and its future, she roused him to talk. He found her mind alive to Western questions: irrigation, the Indians, the forests; and so he expanded, revealing to her his wide observation and his shrewd intelligence. He forgot entirely to be shy. She sent Molly to bed, and kept him talking for an hour. Then she showed him old things that she was proud of, "because," she said, "we, too, had something to do with making our country. And now go to Molly, or you'll both think me a tiresome old lady."
"I think--" he began, but was not quite equal to expressing what he thought, and suddenly his shyness flooded him again.
"In that case, nephew," said she, "I'm afraid you'll have to kiss me good night."
And so she dismissed him to his wife, and to happiness greater than either of them had known since they had left the mountains and come to the East. "He'll do," she said to herself, nodding.
Their visit to Dunbarton was all happiness and reparation for the doleful days at Bennington The old lady gave much comfort and advice to her niece in private, and when they came to leave, she stood at the front door holding both their hands a moment.
"God bless you, my dears," she told them. "And when you come next time, I'll have the nursery ready."
And so it happened that before she left this world, the great-aunt was able to hold in her arms the first of their many children.
Judge Henry at Sunk Creek had his wedding present ready. His growing affairs in Wyoming needed his presence in many places distant from his ranch, and he made the Virginian his partner. When the thieves prevailed at length, as they did, forcing cattle owners to leave the country or be ruined, the Virginian had forestalled this crash. The herds were driven away to Montana. Then, in 1889, came the cattle war, when, after putting their men in office, and coming to own some of the newspapers, the thieves brought ruin on themselves as well. For in a broken country there is nothing left to steal.
But the railroad came, and built a branch to that land of the Virginian's where the coal was. By that time he was an important man, with a strong grip on many various enterprises, and able to give his wife all and more than she asked or desired.
Sometimes she missed the Bear Creek days, when she and he had ridden together, and sometimes she declared that his work would kill him. But it does not seem to have done so. Their eldest boy rides the horse Monte; and, strictly between ourselves, I think his father is going to live a long while.


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As noted last week, my reviews of Game of Thrones have shifted to The A.V. Club, but I will continue to link them here for regular readers. Warning: These are reviews intended for book readers, so if you want to know absolutely no small details about the story as told in the books, you may want to steer clear.
As Olenna Tyrell sits in her garden at King's Landing, she schools one of her young charges on the silliness of the House Tyrell words. "Growing strong," she argues, lacks any of the strength associated with "Winter is coming" or "We do not sow"; the golden rose, meanwhile, certainly doesn't strike fear in the way the direwolf or the kraken might.
And while Olenna is willfully eliding the thorns of which she is queen, and the way we could see Margaery's growing power in King's Landing as evidence of the sigil's representativeness, I also think there's something about Game of Thrones' approach to storytelling here. This is a show where stories don't always progress like direwolves or krakens, often growing incrementally on a week-by-week basis. Watching the show, you sort of have to take the Tyrell words as your motto: if you give stories time to grow, you may well be rewarded.
"And Now His Watch Is Ended" concludes on one of the series' best sequences, Daenerys' overthrow of the slavers of Astapor and her triumphant freeing of the Unsullied. It's incredibly satisfying, perhaps impressively so given that it is told through a grand total of four scenes over the first three episodes. It's a unique story structure for the series, as it really lacks any relationship to other ongoing storylines: while Joffrey's talk of Targaryens certainly reminds us of Dany's claim to Westeros, her actual storyline has to serve as its own engine. This isn't a new phenomenon for Dany, but this is the most effectively her storyline has been managed, in part because the four scenes we get are paced extraordinarily well.
It's a model the show would do well to follow, and one the show will have to navigate at least once more this season.


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Zimbabwe: Small-scale farmers use cell phones to get information on markets, inputs and weather (By Nqobani Ndlovu, for Farm Radio Weekly)
Nqobani Ndlovu | September 9, 2013
Gladmore Nyathi struggled for many years to find a market for his chickens. Mr. Nyathi is a small-scale poultry farmer in the Natisa area of Kezi, about 40 kilometres south of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second largest city. But he didn't have enough customers, so he had to travel to Bulawayo.
Then Mr. Nyathi discovered that his cell phone could reduce his marketing costs, and the time he spent looking for buyers.
Mr. Nyathi says it was difficult before he started using his cell phone. It cost him $60 US to hire a car to go to Bulawayo with his chickens, with additional costs for fuel.
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As a member of the Zimbabwe Farmers Union, Mr. Nyathi can now use the organization's text message platform to help him buy and sell farm produce. Small-scale farmers pay a registration fee of $10 US to the Union and a monthly subscription fee of $5 US.
Mr. Nyathi explains: "All that I have to do is to send a text message to Zimbabwe Farmers Union that I want to sell my chickens. And, within minutes, I receive a message of the available markets."
After identifying a market, Mr. Nyathi contacts potential buyers. He says, "We negotiate via text messages, and I receive payment on delivery. There are no stresses related to where I will find the markets."
Morison Mugwiyo is another small-scale farmer who benefits from his cell phone. The Farmers' Union cell phone platform makes it easier to find farming inputs when they are needed. Mr. Mugwiyo says: "In the past, the onset of the farming season was stressful because more time was spent looking for affordable maize seeds in Bulawayo. Now, it takes only a matter of minutes to have that information."
Finding markets and inputs is not the only way farmers are benefiting from cell phones in Zimbabwe. Berean Mukwende is the Vice President of the Zimbabwe Farmers Union. He says the Union sends information on farm produce prices to its members. Farmers can then make a decision, before planting, on which crops to grow. Mr. Mukwende says farmers also request agricultural information via text messages.
Mr. Julios Nyoni is a small-scale tobacco farmer in Zimbabwe. He is happy with the cell phone services offered by the Zimbabwe Farmers Union, and thinks the service has come at the right time. Mr. Nyoni says the weather has become unpredictable because of the changing climate. But, he says, "I am now able to practice crop rotation because of reliable weather information and advice from Zimbabwe Farmers Union on what to plant, when and where."


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A: I guess, you are asking about policy ordering... There can be multiple policies in the PDP policy store.  For each XACML request, PDP would pick the applicable policy (or policies) based on  policy's  Target element. When more than one policy is applicable for the request. Then PDP needs to combine the results of all applicable policies based on the policy combining algorithm. Applicable polices are evaluated based on the order that they have defined. Order of polices can be configured using Identity Server management console.. I guess you can find on this using this blog post...

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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt's security detail has cost taxpayers about $ 3.4 million so far, up more than 30 percent from his predecessor during an equivalent period, according to details released by the agency, which said Pruitt's life had been threatened. Pruitt, who environmental groups have accused of lax enforcement and cozy ties with industry, requested 24-hour protection beginning on his first day in office. It was an unusual measure for the nation's top environmental regulator, and Pruitt and the agency have said it was justified by a high number of threats to his life.


I think that support to emerging evaluators should be included as a priority in IOCE 2015 work programme. To find a good focus for this work: What would be the most important objectives for IOEC in this area? What value can a global network add to activities already started or planned at national and regional level?
I believe that the most important objective for IOCE in this area is to broaden its membership base and "pass on the (evaluation) torch" in order to groom new leadership for the future and to acknowledge the needs and priorities of young evaluators.
I also concur with the need and importance to associate youth to the #EvalYear agenda and beyond it. Let me add that an IDEAS Board member facilitated a workshop and shared a pilot work on Mentoring Emerging Evaluators during the National M&E Week celebrations in Kenya in November 2014. At the same time, this is one of the recently approved initiatives by the IDEAS Board and will be worked on in preparation for the official launch during the Global Assembly 2015.
I fully agree with the attention to be given to Emerging Evaluators in 2015 and beyond. For your information, RFE is working on the launch of the Francophone Network of Emerging Evaluators (RF-Ee). Led by an international steering committee coordinated by Jerome Gandin (SQEP) and myself, the RF-Ee has as general objectives to provide a platform/space for Emerging Evaluators to facilitate their professional development and strengthen the quality of their practice in evaluation; promote the role of Emerging Evaluators within the Francophone Evaluation Community, through the VOPE and other associations in evaluation. The RF-Ee targets students in evaluation, graduates and young professionals under 3 years of experience in evaluation.
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Meeting of Emerging Evaluators from francophone Africa.
This meeting was held on the sidelines of the Impact Evaluation Training Seminar for professionals from Francophone Africa organized by the CLEAR Francophone in Dakar (Senegal) .
Chaired by Prof. Marie Gervais ( IOCE and RFE ), Co-Chaired by Samuel KOUAKOU (2IEval , Côte d'Ivoire) and Bourahima Konkobo (EE, Burkina Faso ), the meeting allowed the Emerging Evaluators from Francophone Africa to be better informed on the activities of Evalpartners and to strengthen networking among Emerging Evaluators in their respective countries .
Emerging Evaluators met during IDEAS General Assembly in Bangkok, Thailand.
A special session was chairing by Awuor PONGE, IDEAS Board's member, on "Emerging Evaluators and Mentoring". This valuable session helpeddisseminate funding from Brasil, Nepal, Nigeria and Egypt.
We learnt a lot from presentations made as well as from lessons from studies.
A new base of collaboration among Emerging Evaluators was launched for developing innovative activities/ideas for the future of our network.
The day after the special session, there was a meeting of Emerging Evaluators Leaders from Africa (Samuel KOUAKOU "Côte d'Ivoire", Awuor PONGE "Kenya", and Taiwo ADESOBA "Nigeria") for strategizing on designing an Agenda for the future of Emerging Evaluators in Africa.
We all believe in that Friedensreich Hundertwasser said " When we dream alone it is only a dream, but when many dream together it is the beginning of a new reality."
We are confident that a new reality for Emerging Evaluators will begin after the NEC/IDEAS conference 2015 held in Bangkok, Thailand.
Thank you, Samuel, for sharing this exciting news. Please know that I, and all my colleagues in the American Evaluation Association, congratulate you on establishing the group Emerging Evaluators in Africa, and that we wish you every success as you organize and develop. I also hope you will continue to keep all of us in the IOCE informed of your progress along the way. Congratulations again on this very important step.


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The signiferi of the Roman legions were the ranks entrusted with various tasks to do with standard-bearing. Early in the Roman Republic the single rank signifer performed all these tasks but later in the Empire the tasks became more specialist with different ranks created for specific tasks, including the aquilifer (eagle standard bearer for the whole legion), imaginifer (bearer of the portrait of the god-like Emperor), and the draconarius (bearer of a cavalry standard).

See also
Aquilifer
Signifer
Imaginifer
Vexillarius
Draconarius

References

Military ranks of ancient Rome
Ancient Roman titles

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Economou:The economy will not shut down, the market will remain open
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"The measures for the unvaccinated implemented from Monday in several areas are aimed, first of all, at their own protection - not at some form of revenge - and secondly as an indirect means of pressure for more people to get vaccinated," government spokesperson Yiannis Economou clarified in an interview with the public broadcaster ERT on Wednesday.
"Already in the last month we have 500,000 appointments for a first shot, something which is very important, while the appointments for a booster shot of the vaccine are also going very well," he added.
Economou said that the government has been following a balanced strategy from September 2021, with the economy and education fully operational and society open on the one hand and, on the other hand, the battle on the healthcare front to increase vaccination coverage and support the National Health System.
He reiterated that the most important thing at present, as Christmas approaches, is to do everything possible to keep the market open by implementing the protection measures. "The economy is not going to shut down. We are not going to return to a life that is circumscribed," he said.
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Have cleared names for the next Indian Army chief and IAF chief, says Manohar Parrikar
India IANS Dec 16, 2016 12:47:32 IST
New Delhi: Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Friday that he will soon name the next Indian Army and Indian Air Force chiefs.
He was speaking after paying tributes at the Amar Jawan Jyoti in New Delhi on Vijay Diwas or Victory Day that is observed on 16 December to mark the military triumph over Pakistan in 1971 which led to the creation of Bangladesh.
The Defence Minister, however, did not give a timeline for naming the new chiefs. Asked whether the line of succession might be broken in the appointment of the next army chief, Parrikar said cryptically: "Line of succession is decided by the people."
The Indian Army chief, General Dalbir Singh Suhaag, and the Indian Air Force Chief, Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha, are both set to retire on 31 December.
File photo of Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar. PTI
A file with nominations for the new chiefs is with the Prime Minister's Office, and a formal announcement is expected after parliament's winter session concludes on Friday, sources said.
The sources also added that the Eastern Army Commander, Lt General Praveen Bakshi; the Southern Army Commander, Lt. General PM Hariz and the army vice chief, Lt Gen Bipin Rawat are in the fray to succeed General Singh .
Air Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa, a Kargil war veteran, and the IAF vice chief is in the fray for the top job.
Talking about the significance of 16 December, Parrikar said it was a day when India achieved a "decisive victory".
"I don't have to stress on the importance of this great day. This is the day when we achieved a decisive victory and created a new country," he said.
On the next canisterisated test for Agni V missile, the minister said he would not like to comment much on it and said: "Testing goes on, I will not comment much. We have achieved 100 percent success in all the tests this year."
Updated Date: Dec 16, 2016 12:47:32 IST
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Avoiding your Pap smear and HPV screening? These routine tests could save your life
Women in Singapore are now much more aware of how important cervical cancer screening is, yet we remain resistant to it. CNA Lifestyle asked doctors how these checks are critical in prevention.
There are two types of cervical cancer screening: Opt for a Pap smear if you're between 25 and 29 years old; do an HPV test if you're aged 30 and above. (Photo: iStock/Chinnapong)
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The first time I heard the term "Pap smear" was two years ago, when my mum did it as part of her routine health checkup.
I was 26 then, and had many questions about the test. I found out later that Mum, too, had done her first Pap smear test only at the age of 40.
It turns out that even though women in Singapore are mostly familiar with it (it's also called a Pap test), many are still resistant about going for it.
The Pap smear looks for abnormal cells in the cervix and is used to screen for cervical cancer.
Based on the 2019 National Population Health Survey, only 76.5 per cent of adults between 25 and 29 years old knew about Pap smears, as compared to 91 per cent of those between 30 and 69 years old.
"Younger women below 30 don't see the value of and need for screening because the absolute numbers of cervical cancer among the young are low," said Professor Tay Sun Kuie, Senior Consultant, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Singapore General Hospital.
When routine screening was temporarily suspended during the circuit breaker last year, the number of women going for screening became visibly fewer, said Prof Tay of Singapore General Hospital. It has since resumed. (Photo: iStock/CatLane)
Meanwhile, women between 30 and 45 years tend to dismiss screening, which they deem a low priority due to busy work schedules and the fear of pain associated with the test, Prof Tay added.
According to an ongoing study by Ferne Health, a women-focused sexual health platform, the top barriers preventing women from going for a Pap smear include the lack of knowledge of it, fear of discomfort, and the embarrassment of exposing one's private parts in the clinic, especially to a male doctor.
"Many women have heard stories from their friends about how painful (the procedure) is," said Liu, the founder of Ferne Health.
Keeping these reasons in mind, CNA Lifestyle talked to experts to gain a clearer understanding of the screening process – and why it's such a critical health check for women.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PAP SMEAR AND HPV SCREENING
First up, the Pap smear is just one of two health tests to screen for cervical cancer. The other is the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) screening, also called an HPV DNA test. Which one you do depends on how old you are.
Said Dr Qi Maili, a consultant at KKH's Department of Gynaecological Oncology: "The purpose of Pap smear is to identify abnormal changes in the cervical cells while HPV screening tests for the presence of high-risk cancer-causing HPV strains."
According to Ministry of Health guidelines:
If you're below 25 years old: There's no need to do a Pap smear yet. "This is regardless of sexual exposure," said Prof Tay.
If you're 25 to 29 years old: Do a Pap smear once every three years, if you are sexually active. "Only women who are sexually active need a Pap smear test," said Dr Wong Wai Loong, Head and Senior Consultant, Department of Gynaecological Oncology at KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH). If you're immunocompromised, do a Pap smear every year.
If you're 30 and above: Do an HPV test once every five years, which should be your primary screening. "An HPV test has been proven to be more effective than Pap smear," said Dr Qi. Even if you do regular Pap smears, she recommends having an HPV test at your next screening. If you're immunocompromised, do an HPV test once every three years.
"Women in the immunocompromised group are recommended to be screened for life," said Dr Ida Ismail-Pratt, an obstetrician and gynaecologist at The Obstetrics & Gynaecology Centre at Mount Elizabeth Novena and a member of Singapore Cancer Society Women's Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Committee.
According to national screening guidelines, women who are immunocompromised can be categorised into three groups: Those who are HIV-positive, have had solid organ transplants, or are taking more than two immunosuppressive medications.
Explaining why HPV screening isn't necessary for women below 30 even though HPV infections tend to be more common in this age group, Dr Qi said: "At this age, infections with HPV can be easily cleared by one's own body and doing an HPV test may be unnecessary."
One of the most common misconceptions of cervical cancer screening, Dr Wong said, is that you can skip it if you've been vaccinated against HPV. HPV vaccination is recommended for both women and men aged nine to 26 years.
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"No vaccine prevents all types of HPV that can cause cervical cancer. Women are recommended to continue with regular cervical screening," he explained. Besides, he added that preventing cancer is more effective than treating it.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM BOTH TESTS
The Pap smear and HPV screening are done in the same manner, said Dr Qi.
What can you expect from both Pap smear and HPV test? Dr Qi of KKH said: "Both involve inserting an instrument called a speculum gently into the vagina to obtain the necessary cells from the cervix for examination." (Photo: iStock/JodiJacobson)
When it comes to what you should (and should not) do before and after the two tests, Prof Tay recommends:
Scheduling your screening appointment only when your period is completely finished. For a Pap smear, you can do the test from day 10 (of your period) to the day before the onset of the next period. "The quality of cells shed from the cervix are at the best state for examination," he explained.
Going for HPV tests at any time, as long as you're not on your period. Optimal samples, Prof Tay said, are those containing little or no "contaminants".
Delaying any cervical screening tests for seven days after the last medication application to avoid any potential chemical effects on the tests.
He added that you can have sex, with or without using a condom, before and after a Pap smear or HPV test.
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If you are worried about the cost, affordable options are available. First, if you are a Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) card holder, the National Cervical Cancer Screening programme gives you free screening – or at a highly subsidised rate of S$2 or S$5, which includes a GP consultation.
Polyclinics, too, offer affordable rates for Singaporeans, at S$15 for a Pap smear and S$22.50 for an HPV test.
Additionally, the Singapore Cancer Society (SCS) offers free cervical cancer screening for women aged 25 and above at their clinic. The whole procedure, Dr Ida said, takes about five minutes without consultation.
You should receive your test results within one to two weeks, Prof Tay said, although it depends on the laboratory. "The exact timing of receiving the results is mostly administrative – rather than the test procedure itself," he said.
If the screening shows mild abnormal results, you may need to repeat the test in a year's time, or at an earlier interval. But depending on the exact nature of the abnormalities, Prof Tay said that your doctor may want to run more possible tests.
A GROWING TREND: HOME-SAMPLING HPV KITS
Only home sampling kits for HPV are available in Singapore currently, not Pap tests. Although, Liu from Ferne Health said the platform is working with its device manufacturing partner to roll one out. She added that a clinical trial in Europe is underway.
In Singapore, home sampling HPV kits are becoming popular with women looking for cervical cancer screening, primarily because of the convenience, comfort and privacy they offer.
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Prof Tay explained that with such a kit, a woman introduces a device into her own vagina to obtain a sample. Then, the collected sample has to be delivered to a medical clinic by hand or by post.
The concept of self-sampling HPV tests, he added, started 10 years ago with a small number of gynaecologist clinics in Singapore. But it wasn't until recently that these entered the Singapore market – Ferne Health introduced its HPV kit (S$200) last year.
Inside a self-sampling HPV kit, there's a cervical cell brush, set of instructions, customer information form, unique ID card, specimen bag and return envelope. (Photo: Ferne Health)
Similarly, healthcare provider Raffles Medical Group also offers HPV self-sampling kits (S$147.66). You simply have to return the sample to any Raffles Medical clinic within 48 hours of collection.
Thereafter, and similar to what happens when you get an HPV screening at a clinic, the samples are analysed in a lab and the results mailed back to you. If you buy a kit from Ferne Health, you'll get the results within three to five days.
After you receive the results, you should arrange a consultation with your doctor to help you understand the findings, said Prof Tay. Follow-up instructions may be necessary.
While home sampling kits offer women convenience and privacy, they do have their disadvantages.
Some women aren't sure if they're collecting the sample correctly, and they may also worry about accidentally contaminating the sample.
Be comfortable and relax, and adjust positions if you feel any discomfort, suggested Liu, adding that the (video) instruction reflected on the Ferne Health website is quite straightforward.
"An important tip to note is to avoid taking samples during the menstrual cycle as the sample would be contaminated by blood," she reminded.
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The work start and end dates, as well as the number of guaranteed days, must always be indicated in your hiring contract.
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Employment contract : When should I sign?
You are the only person authorized to sign your employment contract.
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At the latest, upon your arrival, and before you have performed any work. The producer should provide you with a copy.
Before performing any work, or at the latest, before the end of the first meal on the first day of shooting or filming.


The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis announced today that the goods and services deficit was $51.1 billion in January, down $8.8 billion from $59.9 billion in December, revised.
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Exports are 25% above the pre-recession peak and up 3% compared to January 2018; imports are 11% above the pre-recession peak, and up 2% compared to January 2018.
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A 50-year-old man was injured by ammonia leakage at a farm in Steinkjer. Health service had reached the spot and taken care of the man, and the fire department quickly entered the leakage area with chemical divers. The emergency services arrived at the place just after 3:00 AM to Thursday.
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