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Day 334: Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels (1998)
After today's film, there are only 32 days left in the year which means the finish line isn't too far away and I've begun my quest to watch films people recommend. The film I chose for today is a film that a friend of mine suggested since I expressed my love for the film Snatch. Snatch was directed by Guy Ritchie who also directed today's film Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels. Eddy (Nick Moran) fancies himself to be a really good card player, but that changes when he plays the game with the wrong people. You see Eddy and his friends now owe Hatchet Harry (P.H. Moriarty) 500,000 lbs (which in today's money is over 6 million US dollars). He has one week to get Harry his money or their fingers will be chopped off which in turn sends groups of all different thugs on one heck of a collision course. The film also stars Jason Flemyng (Snatch) as Tom, Dexter Fletcher (The Elephant Man) as Soap, Jason Statham (Crank) as Bacon, Vinnie Jones (Swordfish) as Big Chris, Lenny McLean (The Fifth Element) as Barry The Baptist, Frank Harper (Bend It Like Beckham) as Dog, Steven Mackintosh (Underworld: Evolution) as Winston, Sting as JD, Vas Blackwood (Mean Machine) as Rory Breaker, and Alan Ford (Snatch) as the Narrator.
I love the style of Guy Ritchie who kind of mixes the world of music videos with his films in where the music is almost an integral part of the film. The music at times can set up the moods of scenes or tell you what kind of characters have shown up on screen. There is one scene where the music is normal until it changes to something crazier when shady characters show up all of a sudden. The soundtrack itself is absolutely brilliant and a must have for any fan of music. The film itself is well written and absolutely brilliant. I loved every moment of the film including the setup of what was going down to the mystery of what in the heck is going to happen next. The acting was also superb from every angle as we get some memorable characters in this film. Two of my favorite characters from the film are these lowlifes by the name of Gary (Victor McGuire) and Dean (Jake Abraham) who are tasked to steal some guns, but in fact set up a giant sh** show that goes down in the last half of the film. I also loved the tones of the film because it has that British feel to it where it's cloudy and gloomy looking like the weather outside in England. I definitely loved the film and I can see why it was recommended to me in the first place. I am going to give the film an A- for a final grade.
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7. decembra 2022 je bilo aretiranih 25 članov desničarske teroristične skupine, ki so v Nemčiji načrtovali državni udar. Skupina "Domoljubna zveza" (nemško Patriotische Union) ali Zbor (Der Rat), je nemška desničarska ekstremistična skupina pod okriljem gibanja Reichsbürger. Cilj skupine je bila ponovna vzpostavitev nemške monarhije po tradiciji nemškega cesarstva. Skupina je želela v Nemčiji izzvati kaos in državljansko vojno, da bi ta prevzela oblast. Skupina se je zavzemala tudi za nasilo zavzetje Bundestaga in množične usmrtitve.

Več kot 3000 policistov je po vsej Nemčiji preiskalo 130 lokacij in izvedlo več aretacij in med drugimi aretirali Heinricha Reussa, potomca družine Reuß, sicer znanega tudi kot princ Heinrich XIII., pa tudi nekdanjo poslanko Alternative za Nemčijo Birgit Malsack-Winkemann. V skupini so sodelovale tudi aktivne vojaške in policijske osebe. Operacija proti skupini velja za največjo v zgodovini Nemčije, generalni državni tožilec Peter Frank pa je skupino razglasil za teroristično organizacijo.

Člani
Nekateri izmed več kot 50 organizatorjev naj bi bili člani gibanja Reichsbürger, gibanja skrajno desničarskih skupin, ki zavračajo sedanjo politiko Nemčije in si želijo povrnitve stanja iz časa Nemškega cesarstva (ali "Drugega rajha"), ki so povezani z nasiljem in antisemitizmom. Skupina je bila razdeljena po področjih odgovornosti. Zvezni državni tožilec je dal aretirati 25 oseb, 52 jih je osumljenih.

Tolpa je vključevala tudi več nekdanjih članov Kommando Spezialkräfte (KSK), vključno z nekdanjim štabnim narednikom padalskega bataljona Bundeswehr, Rüdigerja von P. GSG-9 je preiskal KSK v vojašnici Graf Zeppelin blizu Calwa. Rüdiger von P. naj bi vodil »vojaško vejo« gibanja. Zvezni državni tožilec von P. skupaj s Heinrichom Reussom opisuje kot vodjo. Von P. naj bi poskušal novačiti policiste in vojake.

Odvetnica in sodnica v deželi Berlin Birgit Malsack-Winkemann je bila določena za bodočo pravosodno ministrico. Od 2017 do 2021 je bila kot poslanka AfD članica nemškega parlamenta in je bila aretirana 7. decembra 2022. Skupina je vključevala vsaj še enega lokalnega politika AfD iz Olbernhaua v Saškem rudogorju.

Drugi člani so bili zdravniki, vsaj eden je bil podjetnik.

Po poročanju Der Spiegel je skupina "Patriotic Union" imela nenavadne količine denarja, s katerim so kupovali orožje ter tudi satelitske telefone. Ena od posesti, Jagdschloss Waidmannsheil v Bad Lobensteinu, ki je v lasti Reussa, služi kot poslovni naslov za več podjetij, povezanih z londonskim podjetjem za upravljanje premoženja Heinrich XIII. Prinz Reuß & Anderson & Peters Ltd. Posestvo je preiskala policija.

Ideologija in cilji
Cilj skupine je vzpostaviti monarhijo, podobno Nemškemu cesarstvu leta 1871. Od novembra 2021 je mreža načrtovala oborožen napad na Bundestag, pa tudi javne aretacije politikov, da bi izbruhnili javni nemiri. Zveza je domnevala, da bi se deli nemških varnostnih organov potem združili s teroristično skupino, kar bi vodilo v strmoglavljenje trenutne oblasti in posledičen skupinski prevzem oblasti.

Nekateri zarotniki so bili domnevno privrženci QAnon in zanikovalci Covida. Načrtovani državni udar je vključeval napad na Reichstag, stavbo nemškega parlamenta, napad pa je navdihnil napad na Kapitol 6. januarja 2021.

Preiskave in aretacije
Nemški policijski organi skupino preiskujejo od pomladi 2022. Skupino sestavljajo tudi deli radikaliziranega nemškega gibanja Querdenken. Reuss je bil izhodišče za preiskave Zveznega urada kriminalistične policije (BKA) pod kodnim imenom "Shadow". Poleg tega je bilo v operacije vključenih več državnih kriminalističnih uradov in državnih organov za ustavno varnost. Po podatkih nemških oblasti je bil državni udar načrtovan od novembra 2021 in naj bi šlo za nasilno, teroristično strmoglavljenje sedanje vlade. Policija je zanje prvič izvedela aprila 2022, ko je aretirala člane tako imenovanih United Patriots, ki naj bi načrtovali ugrabitev Karla Lauterbacha, nemškega zveznega ministrstva za zdravje. Septembra 2022 so začeli z natančnim spremljanjem 52 osumljencev.

Pri aretaciji zarotnikov je sodelovalo okoli 3000 policistov, večinoma iz južnonemških dežel Bavarske in Baden-Württemberga, vključeni pa so bili tudi ljudje v devetih drugih nemških deželah ter v Avstriji in Italiji. Med aretiranimi ljudmi so bili aristokrati, vključno s članom hiše Reuss, Heinrichom Reussom, nekdanjo poslanko skrajno desne stranke Alternativa za Nemčijo Malsack-Winkemannovo ter nekdanjimi in aktivnimi pripadniki vojske. Aretirali so tudi Rusinjo, zarotniki pa naj bi nameravali sodelovati z Rusijo, vendar je tiskovni predstavnik ruskega veleposlaništva v Berlinu kakršnokoli vpletenost zanikal.

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I know everyone's different and there really is no way of knowing.
However, I can't help but wonder if I've may have been doing some extreme harm by starting the diet then stopping for a few weeks then starting again, and again. I've been on the diet since May of last year. When I go off it's for about 2 weeks. It seams that each time I go off the diet and come back to it my die off is worse. Does anyone have experience with this?
There is a possibility you don't have candida and have something similar such as h.pylori or SIBO. Die-off shouldn't last this long and so you may have other bugs in your gut.
One of my tests came up positive for a small amount of h.pylori. I did a few rounds of something my naturopath suggested. I assumed it would be taken care of by the Candida diet. Maybe I should get clear about that.
Why am I so sure that I have Candida? I did the diet and the antifungals for a long time but didn't give up cheese. When I gave up cheese last spring it took 2 days before I was in so much pain with the worst migraine of my life, I almost went to the emergency room. The rest of the week the headache continued.
Also, I went to about 15 obgyn's in my 20's for a yeast infection. Every one of them said I didn't have a yeast infection, and there was nothing wrong with me. One day my yeast infections went away and that is exactly when all my REAL health problems started. Haven't had a yeast infection since, until the little die off reactions.
I understand there are no tests for Candida, I would like to be sure that's what I'm dealing with.
There's so many potential factors, its hard to say what is causing it. You could have a histamine problem, you could have liver issues, you might not be detoxing enough, you could have an immune disorder, etc.
If you don't kill it off aggresively with large doses of antifungals, it could also be getting killed and then coming back (if fed by things such as rice, fruit, pork, etc) and thus the numbers don't change.
You might also have a different gut flora overgrowth due to low levels of HCL (hydro-chloric acid), etc. Something else might be thriving in there, we just don't know.
Mooch what is uvi usi. Or whatever that ur taking sorry if I spells wrong?
I think this is possibly a combination of being more in touch with your body (so you just notice more), and also the way your immune system responds (which may be a bigger reaction). When I quit eating gluten a few years ago, my sensitivity to it sky-rocketed, it seemed, when I would accidentally eat something (it took a while to work out the details, ha). I became slightly less sensitive after a year, but even now, it requires very little gluten for me to notice symptoms. I suspect that after years of fighting a continuous onslaught of gluten, my immune system was like "oh hey, cool, a break," and then when I would eat or touch the wrong thing, it would be like "OMG WHAT ARE YOU DOING, DUMMY, NOOO." Maybe your immune system just has more resources for the attack now?
Also, whoa, I had never thought about fibromyalgia being related to candida. Whoa.
That's interesting, did you have a psychical sensitivity to gluten before you went gluten free?
I didn't, it only came up in my food allergy tests so I cut it out. It's been 4 years since I cut gluten out of my healthy diet. What I mean by that is that I would have a meal containing gluten about once a month. (this is prior to starting the candida diet last May) I would never get any kind of reaction from the gluten meal. I, like you, have been on some form of restrictive diet for the last 4 years, I would like to think I was approaching it with total body awareness.
~If I eat sugar I will get raged! Yes, uncontrollable anger, and it will happen immediately or up to 12 hours later.
I'm interested in this theory that my immune system may have a bigger reaction. Could that mean that it's healing, since it can now recognize these problem foods and is sending me warnings by way of the symptoms?
It seems possible that your immune system has more energy to put into attacking wheat when it shows up once in a while since you're not constantly keeping it busy/downtrodden.
I definitely noticed a physical/contact issue with gluten several months to a year before quitting eating it…I just didn't realize that was the problem. I started using "natural" shampoo for my crazy dandruff (which turned out to be a gluten-allergy symptom!), and the shampoo I was using contained hydrolyzed wheat protein. It made my scalp SO much worse! Like, painful and insanely itchy and it would end up weeping/bleeding from the combination of being super inflamed and me itching it. I only made the connection somewhat later.
Sugar rage!! I believe it. There's an article I posted on Orka's grains thread that discusses gluten-related behavioral/neurological symptoms, too. It's pretty interesting.
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Sri Lanka Journal of Forensic Medicine, Science & Law
Reading: Legislation made four decades ago on "smelling of liquor": erroneous in the context of curre...
Legislation made four decades ago on "smelling of liquor": erroneous in the context of current scientific knowledge
S. Kodikara ,
University of Peradeniya, LK
About S.
Department of Forensic Medicine, Faculty of Medicine
S. Wijerathne,
Teaching Hospital, Kandy, LK
K. M. Kudagama,
Teaching Hospital, Rathnapura, LK
R. P. Jayasooriya,
Base Hospital, Mahiyanganaya, LK
A. Dayapala,
Base Hospital, Avissawella, LK
D. Subasinghe
Private Lawyer, LK
Science has evolved radically during the last few decades. Therefore, certain legislation made based on the scientific knowledge of a particular era, should be reviewed in the context of new knowledge in the field of science.
Section 11 of the 'Offences committed under the influence of liquor (special provisions) act no. 41 of 1979' states that 'A person shall be presumed to be under the influence of liquor if at or about the time of the commission of the act he is smelling of liquor …. unless evidence to the contrary has been adduced.' An endorsement to the presence of breath smelling of alcohol by the medical expert in the Medico-Legal Examination Form could lead to a conviction under this act.
Ethyl alcohol is almost odourless and its smell is due to the presence of volatile substances called congeners produced simultaneously during the process of fermentation of ethyl alcohol. Therefore, the odour of alcohol frequently detected on people after consumption of alcoholic beverages is not due to alcohol, but to by-products of alcohol manufacture known as congeners.
In addition, this odour may persist in the tissues for several hours even after the alcohol has been eliminated from the body.
Therefore, the legal presumption that alcohol is present in blood, based upon the smell of liquor is erroneous. Conviction upon smelling of liquor should be stopped with immediate effect and the said legislation should be amended. Further, the Medico-Legal Examination Form should also be amended in this regard.
Keywords: Ethyl alcohol, Smelling, Liquor, Congener
How to Cite: Kodikara, S., Wijerathne, S., Kudagama, K.M., Jayasooriya, R.P., Dayapala, A. and Subasinghe, D., 2020. Legislation made four decades ago on "smelling of liquor": erroneous in the context of current scientific knowledge. Sri Lanka Journal of Forensic Medicine, Science & Law, 11(2), pp.47–49. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljfmsl.v11i2.7861
Published on 17 Dec 2020.
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Kodikara, S., Wijerathne, S., Kudagama, K.M., Jayasooriya, R.P., Dayapala, A. and Subasinghe, D., 2020. Legislation made four decades ago on "smelling of liquor": erroneous in the context of current scientific knowledge. Sri Lanka Journal of Forensic Medicine, Science & Law, 11(2), pp.47–49. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljfmsl.v11i2.7861
Kodikara S, Wijerathne S, Kudagama KM, Jayasooriya RP, Dayapala A, Subasinghe D. Legislation made four decades ago on "smelling of liquor": erroneous in the context of current scientific knowledge. Sri Lanka Journal of Forensic Medicine, Science & Law. 2020;11(2):47–9. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljfmsl.v11i2.7861
Kodikara, S., Wijerathne, S., Kudagama, K. M., Jayasooriya, R. P., Dayapala, A., & Subasinghe, D. (2020). Legislation made four decades ago on "smelling of liquor": erroneous in the context of current scientific knowledge. Sri Lanka Journal of Forensic Medicine, Science & Law, 11(2), 47–49. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljfmsl.v11i2.7861
Kodikara S and others, 'Legislation Made Four Decades Ago on "smelling of Liquor": Erroneous in the Context of Current Scientific Knowledge' (2020) 11 Sri Lanka Journal of Forensic Medicine, Science & Law 47 DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljfmsl.v11i2.7861
Kodikara, S., S. Wijerathne, K. M. Kudagama, R. P. Jayasooriya, A. Dayapala, and D. Subasinghe. 2020. "Legislation Made Four Decades Ago on "smelling of Liquor": Erroneous in the Context of Current Scientific Knowledge". Sri Lanka Journal of Forensic Medicine, Science & Law 11 (2): 47–49. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljfmsl.v11i2.7861
Kodikara, S., S. Wijerathne, K. M. Kudagama, R. P. Jayasooriya, A. Dayapala, and D. Subasinghe. "Legislation Made Four Decades Ago on "smelling of Liquor": Erroneous in the Context of Current Scientific Knowledge". Sri Lanka Journal of Forensic Medicine, Science & Law 11, no. 2 (2020): 47–49. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljfmsl.v11i2.7861
Kodikara, S., et al.. "Legislation Made Four Decades Ago on "smelling of Liquor": Erroneous in the Context of Current Scientific Knowledge". Sri Lanka Journal of Forensic Medicine, Science & Law, vol. 11, no. 2, 2020, pp. 47–49. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljfmsl.v11i2.7861
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During the BONES panel at Comic-Con in 2009, series star Emily Deschanel revealed that she really wanted the chance to direct an episode of the show — but creator Hart Hanson was wary of the idea, since Deschanel already works crazy hours.
It seems, however, that her persistence has paid off.
Deschanel tells GIVE ME MY REMOTE that she will be directing a BONES ep this year.
And when will it go down? Deschanel was good enough to give GMMR the exclusive on that, saying that she'll be shooting her episode in January, right after the BONES crew comes back from their holiday break.
Does she want her hour to be a big event? After all, her co-star David Boreanaz got to helm the 100th ep.
Are you stoked Deschanel will be directing BONES?
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Actor-turned-directors always seem to direct right after the holidays. Last year Krasinski and NPH did the same. Wonder if it's because it gives them more time to prep? Or…maybe it's just a coincidence.
Awesome! Emily's dad is a cinematographer/director as well, perhaps the talent runs in the family. She'll probably do a great job!
I noticed that HH was wary of letting her direct an episode, stating that she had such a crazy schedule. My comment is: is her schedule any more crazy that David's? Female v. Male Director standards?
I'm thrilled! David did an amazing job, and I have no doubt her episode will be equally fabulous.
I'm sure she'll do great. Thanks for sharing this!
@AnnieZ Her schedule is probably a bit heavier than David because of the lab scenes and also her dialogues must be more difficult than his.
That's wonderful news! I'm so excited for Emily to direct, it'll be such a great opportunity for her. It's fantastic that she's taking on such a big role! Good on her!!
BRILLIANT! Looking forward to the finished product! Good luck with it Emily! I used to be married to a director so I know the pressure is intense!
I've been watching Bones for a long time now, I enjoy the feel of the show and who better than one of it's stars to get the feel right. I'm sure Emily will do great!
I'm very excited for her to direct! I'm sure that the reason why it's been so long in coming is that she does have a heavier filming schedule than David Boreanaz since she also has the lab scenes to film. How exciting for her to finally get to do something she's so obviously and clearly desired for a few years!!
About friggin' time. I know she'll do a great job!
THAT SHOW IS WHAT I LOOK FORWARD TO WATCH EVERY WEEK, SHE SHOULD DO WELL.
I'm sure she's going to do a great job. She has a true Fan's feeling about the show as well. I think that her schedule, that Hart referred to was in reference to all the volunteer work that Emily is involved with. Not meant to be a sexist thing at all. Also, her dialogue is a lot heavier, she's in more scenes, not just the scenes with David but with the squints…nearly every scene involves bouncing off of her. And just the natural tendency that it takes all woment longer in the makeup and hair department before each show. Unless of course the man has a lot of prosthetic make up etc.
Anyway. I"m looking forward to her debut. I'm sure if she has any questions she can lean on her Dad for a littl advice.
This is GREAT!!!! Emily is a FANTASTIC actress and it is soo great that she wants to try something completely different like directing! She is so multi-talented that it's amazing! I'm sure she will be an AMAZING director! Hats off to you Emily!!!
(fridays @ 9.8c during summer) i am locked in for another great episode.
have good chemisrty,thank you FOX for another hit.
LOVE BONES – cannot wait for the episode she directs – as smart as she obviously is she will do great.


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The group said the purchase of Bachcare gives it a foothold in the southern hemisphere and represents its first move into international markets.
Bachcare, which currently manages over 2,000 properties in more than 150 locations, will continue to target the domestic New Zealand market, operating under its existing brand.
Founder Leslie Preston will stay on as CEO.
Sykes Holiday Cottages said it will support Bachcare's ambitions to expand beyond New Zealand.
"There are huge synergies between our business and the one that Leslie has built over the past 16 years," said Donoghue.
Chester-based Sykes Holiday Cottages employs more than 500 people and last year served more than 1.5 million holidaymakers.
Last year, it grew bookings by more than a third and saw enquiries from new owners rise by the same amount.


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According to Alexander Wang's Latest Collection with Adidas Originals, Clubbing Is a Sport
The designer's collaboration with the sports brand is now in its fifth season.
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Adidas Originals x Alexander Wang Season 5 campaign. Photo: Johnny Dufort/Courtesy of Adidas Originals
The partnership between Alexander Wang and Adidas Originals is still going strong with the debut of their newest collection — the collaboration's fifth season — on Monday. While Wang made us one with Mother Nature last fall, he's now gone back to his #WANGFEST roots.
Inspired by the idea of clubbing as a sport — which, if you've ever been to a party thrown by Wang, it very well could be — the New York designer created apparel and sneakers that pay homage to '80s-era fitness. Dubbed "club-leisure," each garment is made to take you from the gym to the dance floor, like a crop top-meets-sports bra hybrid or a pair of sleek bike shorts. Cozy hoodies, sweatpants and T-shirts made from cotton French terry will help you on your rest days, too. The clothing's graphics are a throwback, as well, with a mix of vintage-style fonts in neon and pastel colors that make up the phrases "Wangbody" and "Pro-Flex."
For footwear, Wang introduced a new low-top sneaker, the AW Wangbody Run, inspired by the '90s and Adidas's own Marathon TR shoe. Previous collections' AW Bball Soccer and AW Bball sneakers are revamped in new colorways, including an off-white "chalk pearl" and pink.
The fun part of this collection is, however, the campaign, for which Wang casted models Dakota Moore (in the photo above and gallery below), Noami Janumala, Avi McClish and Olivia Burgess. Photographed by Johnny Dufort and styled by Haley Wollens, the imagery takes on the feel of an '80s-era instructional video for dance fitness, choreographed by Tanisha Scott, who's worked with Rihanna and Beyoncé. Let's hope there's a video component with this collection, too.
The fifth season's first drop will be available on Saturday, April 20 at select retailers, Adidas Originals and Alexander Wang flagship stores and both of the brands' websites. Until then, see the rest of Dufort's campaign for Adidas Originals by Alexander Wang Season 5 in the gallery below.
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I definitely recommend this hostel. It has security locker that you can set your own digit number. There are some hostels that cost less but it's worth paying. Mr Singh is always kind and helpful so I felt like it's my home. If you travel alone, you can always have good company in front of the hostel. I've got to talk with some travelers, and it was amazing how we share our experiences.


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est un daimyo converti au christianisme sous le nom de baptême portugais Agostinho (parfois traduit en Augustin Konishi).

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Fils d'un marchand prospère de la région de Sakai, un officiel de haut rang dans l'administration de Toyotomi Hideyoshi, il suit les traces de son père et entre au service d'Hideyoshi.

En 1592, il participe à l'invasion de la Corée et à la conquête du sud de la péninsule. Le manque de troupes le force à négocier une trêve avec les Chinois. En 1597, Hideyoshi lance une deuxième vague d'invasion mais rencontre rapidement une forte résistance. La mort d'Hideyoshi en 1598 précipite le retour de Konishi au Japon où la guerre de succession fait rage.

Il affronte Tokugawa Ieyasu à la bataille de Sekigahara. Capturé le  sur le mont Ibuki et refusant le suicide, pratique contraire à ses croyances chrétiennes, il est décapité le  à Kyoto.

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Vets and doctors warned of potential epidemic
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Jacqui Norris with Richard Malik, Tanya Sorrell, Ed Breitschwerdt and Michael Ward at the 2014 Zoonoses conference
Bartonella could be responsible for a hidden epidemic of disease in animals and humans, according to a US veterinary infectious disease expert.
Edward Breitschwerdt, from the Centre for Comparative Medicine and Translational Research at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine, updated doctors and veterinarians at the Australasian Society for Infectious Diseases Zoonoses conference in Brisbane last month.
He warned that Bartonella species, a group of Gram negative rods, represented an occupational hazard for veterinarians in particular, with exposure possible via many routes including insect vectors, scratches and bites, needle-stick injury and potentially inhalation of flea faeces. Phylogenetically, the disease is closely related to Brucella species and can cause similar chronic, relapsing disease manifestations that are challenging to diagnose and often refractory to treatment.
Breitschwerdt said bartonellosis is difficult to diagnose in humans and animals because it is caused by an intracellular bacteria that is difficult to detect or isolate, may be acquired from a range of reservoirs and can be transmitted by multiple vectors and means.
Bartonella species are also associated with a range of disease presentations in both human and canine patients, including peliosis hepatis, bacillary angiomatosis, endocarditis, myocarditis, granulomatous lymphadenitis, encephalitis, immune mediated thrombocytopenia and immune mediated haemolytic anaemia.
One of the major challenges in Bartonella research has been cultivating the organism. Bartonella species prefer to grow in an insect growth medium, which isn't surprising given transmission of these bacteria by a variety of insect vectors including fleas, ticks, lice, keds, mites, sand-flies and even spiders.
Five different Bartonella species have been isolated from the cat flea alone.
"Unfortunately we're still teaching veterinary students that fleas are obnoxious critters that cause itch and induce allergies in pets," Breitschwerdt said. "But fleas also transmit Bartonella. The message should be 'kill fleas, kill fleas, kill fleas'".
Potential natural reservoirs include rodents, companion animals, wildlife species, ruminants and even people. Many animals are asymptomatic. Needle stick transmission of Bartonella henselae and Bartonella vinsonii have been reported, in one case from a dog to a veterinarian during fine-needle aspiration of a cutaneous mass.
"Bartonellosis is the most important one health problem for the veterinary profession due to the large number of vectors and reservoirs, the diverse modes of transmission and challenges associated with both diagnosis and treatment ," he said.
Breitschwerdt urged veterinarians to take precautions to reduce the risk of infectious disease transmission in the workplace. Further studies are underway to characterise Bartonella syndromes in humans and animals, and to understand further the incidence of bartonellosis in the veterinary profession.
Veterinarians with an interest in infectious diseases can join the Australasian Society for Infectious Diseases. For information visit www.asid.net.au
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"And we don't like Ralph Nader. At all," the letter said.
Prentice-Hall acknowledged the letter Monday but said it was sent as an April Fool's Day prank by a secretary.
Peter Minichiello, a company spokesman, said the secretary is no longer with the New York company.
"Thank you for your recent submission. Unfortunately, you, or whoever is in charge of this project, chose the wrong sponsor.
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Minichiello said an apology was sent to the Nader associate and "indirectly to Nader."


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A woman went to the Burkburnett Police Department to report the sexual assault of her thirteen-year-old daughter. The woman said that on Feb. 25 Kylar Dale Williams was at her house to spend the night with her sons. She said her daughter later began having pain and was taken to United Regional Health Care in Wichita Falls where a sexual assault examination revealed the girl has suffered sexual trauma. The girl said she and Williams were sitting on the couch when he began molesting her. She said she told him not to do it, but he continued.
Williams was arrested Monday and charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child. His bail was set at $25,000 and he was in the Wichita County Jail Tuesday.


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Bristol city centre's limited supply suppressed any ability for take-up growth during 2018
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Bristol's office market is one constricted by tight and limited supply. This lack of supply saw 2018 city centre take-up fall broadly in line with the long term average but 13% below 2017. In total, Bristol city centre saw 532,000 sq ft of office space taken during 2018 across 105 deals, of which 129,000 sq ft could be considered Grade A. However, in Bristol's out-of-town market take-up was 26% above the 10-year annual average, ending 2018 with a total office take-up of 401,000 sq ft.
Bristol city centre saw 532,000 sq ft of office space taken across 105 deals during 2018
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The most active sector in the city centre during 2018 was TMT which accounted for 29% of total take-up. Followed by business and consumer services which took 19% and insurance and financial services who took 14% of city centre take-up.
The most notable key deals in the city centre were seen at Palmer Capital/Cubex's speculatively built Aurora building at Finzels Reach, with occupiers such as Parmenion Capital (31,233 sq ft), Experis (5,002 sq ft) and Amdaris (3,194 sq ft) all signing up to space in advance of practical completion at the building.
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The serviced office sector was also particularly active in Bristol city centre, during 2018 there was a 328% increase in take-up to this sector. Runway East were a key deal signing for 30,000 sq ft at 1 Victoria Street. The success of the serviced office sector in Bristol has been facilitated by serviced office occupier's preference for large deals, allowing them to acquire large chunks of Bristol's office supply.
Over the past five years the average deal size to a serviced office provider has been 11,000 sq ft, while over the same period the average deal size to all other sectors was just 5,000 sq ft.
In Bristol's out-of-town market take-up was dominated by the public services education and health industries which accounted for 35% of total take-up. Other active sectors included engineering who took 14% of take-up and retail and leisure who took 9% of take-up.
Bristol city centre currently has a vacancy rate of just 3.6%, and it is clear that take-up will continue to be impacted by lacking supply until new developments become available.
Speculative development has made a comeback in Bristol
Bristol's office market supply has been rapidly decreasing since 2010 and currently sits at just 450,000 sq ft of which less than 100,000 sq ft is Grade A. As such, Bristol doesn't currently have enough available office supply to meet the demand for one year of take-up. Speculative development is therefore a welcome addition to the market and very much required to meet Bristol's current demand.
Bristol currently has two speculative developments under construction both due to complete in 2020. AXA/Bell Hammer's Assembly Bristol is now under construction and will provide 200,000 sq ft of Grade A space together with public realm and riverside walkway, it is due for completion in October 2020. The Distillery building being developed by Royal London is due to complete in April 2020 and will provide an additional 90,000 sq ft in three separate buildings to Bristol's supply.
Bristol currently has a number of schemes in the pipeline totalling up to 850,000 sq ft. Some of these schemes could be delivered as soon as 2021 but others may slip into 2022 and beyond. Bristol is therefore on track to have a steady delivery of Grade A space becoming available, however supply will remain extremely tight until at least summer next year.
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Over half of Bristol's office investment deals occurred within the city centre, totalling at £159 million.
One key city centre investment deal included Royal London purchasing The Aurora building on Finzels Reach during Q3 for £62 million reflecting a 4.75% yield. The new development completed in August 2018 and provided a total of 95,531 sq ft of Grade A office space to Bristol city centre. The development let quickly and was 85% pre-let on completion.
Key Grade B deals included the sale of the Crescent Centre for £15 million to Commercial Real Estates Group, and Floreat's purchase of Castlemead for £32.75 million reflecting a 7% yield.
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Permitted development has structurally altered Bristol's supply and continues to have an impact. Supply of both Grade A and Grade B space will therefore continue to decrease during 2019 – with the earliest speculative developments not completing until quarter four 2020.
With current supply levels being so low in order for 2019 take-up to surpass 2018 levels we would need to see prelet transactions at the speculative developments currently under construction in the city centre.
Rental growth of Grade A and refurbished space is expected. We forecast top Grade A rents to exceed the current £35 per sq ft benchmark in 2019.
3 Glass Wharf is due to reach practical completion this quarter, although the development is fully pre-let to HMRC the new development will add 107,000 sq ft of Grade A office space to Bristol's office stock.
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I decided to go to hypnobirthing as a few friends had recommended it and as I was, like most, petrified of giving birth. I thought anything was worth a shot, but I'm a real cynic and deep down thought it would be an expensive waste of time (sorry Liz!).
When I started hypnobirthing, I was suffering from severe morning sickness and feeling thoroughly depressed and struggling to bond with bump. But I threw myself into it and listened to my affirmations, did all I could to maintain a positive attitude and a belief that my body was made for this and I practiced the breathing techniques regularly. I also spent a hell of a long time on my gym ball, eating dates and drinking raspberry leaf tea! Despite the continual vomiting and nausea, this all really helped me to build and maintain a positive attitude in relation to the pregnancy and birth which, I believe, had a massive impact on my birth experience.
On D-Day, minus one week, my waters broke around 1pm. I surprisingly stayed calm, then calmed my mum down (who was starting to flap and pack HER bag!). I waited for labour to kick-start, but nothing happened, so in the evening I was called down to the birth centre for some monitoring and a sweep. Around 10pm, with still nothing happening and only 1 cm dilated, my husband and I left the hospital to drive home. Annoyingly, the motorway junction was closed and the journey took an hour in standstill traffic. I still wasn't having what I thought were contractions, but felt an uncomfortable pressure.
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Within around 3 hours, I had given birth to a baby boy, 8lb2, with no stitches needed. I didn't have any pain relief or gas and air. I would like to say I was a warrior and resisted it. But as soon as I got into the bath, I was in the zone, just trying to just get through each contraction and I didn't think to ask for any. My routine during contractions, when it was starting to get too much, was to breathe deeply and plead with myself that three breaths and this one will be over! The midwife couldn't believe how 'relaxed' and quiet I'd been and laughed out loud when I told her calmly it was starting to burn a bit when he was crowning!
I had as good a birth experience as I think I could have had (I've even described it as amazing!) and I think keeping positive and maintaining calm breathing was a major factor in that. Obviously, it still wasn't pleasant and I was so lucky that my baby was in a good position and everything went smoothly. But my labour was very intense (with no noticeable early labour at all) and I really believe that hypnobirthing helped me to not panic and to go with it to let nature take its course.
Thanks Liz, after a horrendous, depressing pregnancy of constant vomiting, my birth experience has given me something positive to look back on (and I might, just might, be convinced to go through it again)!


My work is most effective when working with an athlete, coach or team who have a desire to change and improve; the client must want and be ready for my support. My approach is always client-centred; I ensure that I am meeting the needs of the client and that the process is client-led at all times. Furthermore, I work with individuals on the basis that they are a person first and an athlete second. Although improving sporting performance is a key goal, it is not the only aim of my support. I believe that when it comes to behaviour change, the relationship shared between the client and I is the most important factor and this, in combination with a tailored intervention, can elicit desired change. Finally, sport psychology is not a quick fix and my work looks to gain an understanding of the root issue before attempting to resolve it, as opposed to solely treating the symptoms. It's like having a cold – you can use a tissue to blow your nose and deal with one of the symptoms, however unless you treat the root cause, you will still have a cold.
My support is tailored to individuals; as individuals are unique, my support is unique to them. As a result, the process is different for each individual. However, the process will always begin with a FREE introductory session, used to diagnose the issue and form an effective relationship. This initial meeting will be used to estimate the consultation period and establish priorities that we will work on together over the agreed number of sessions. This meeting will also be used to explain how both my support and the process works, and talk you through my contract detailing expectations and terms of my support. Importantly, I offer complete confidentiality to all my clients and so should we decide to work together, we will do so privately.
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AlertGenerator.php (a script that displays a modal)
<?php

//Current modal code
//

{TITLE}

{CONTENT}

<button class="w3-button w3-round-medium fir-white" onclick="hideModal();">Dismiss</button>

/*
Pretty code:

{TITLE}

            {CONTENT}

<button class="w3-button w3-round-medium fir-white" onclick="hideModal();">Dismiss</button>

 */

class AlertGenerator
{
    public static function createAlert(string $title, string $content)
    {
        self::validateSession();
        $_SESSION['alert']['title'] = $title;
        $_SESSION['alert']['content'] = $content;
    }

    public static function displayModal()
    {
        echo '

{TITLE}

{CONTENT}

<button class="w3-button w3-round-medium fir-white" onclick="hideModal();">Dismiss</button>

' . PHP_EOL;
    }

    public static function showAlert()
    {
        self::validateSession();
        if(array_key_exists('alert', $_SESSION))
        {
            if(!array_key_exists('title', $_SESSION['alert']) || !array_key_exists('content', $_SESSION['alert'])) return;

            $title = addslashes($_SESSION['alert']['title']);
            $content = addslashes($_SESSION['alert']['content']);

            if(empty($title) || empty($content)) return;

            echo '';
        }
    }

    private static function validateSession()
    {
        session_start();
    }
}

Example usage:

    <?php HeadGenerator::generate('Login', true); ?>

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/font-awesome/4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css">

<?php AlertGenerator::displayModal(); AlertGenerator::showAlert(); NavBarGenerator::defaultNav(); ?>

    [... website content ...]

Example usage creates modal only using  at the bottom.
This is an error I receive: Uncaught TypeError: can't access property "text", title is null
My debug functions in the .js file don't send any output.
My expectations
I'd like to make the modal visible right after the showModal(x, y) function.
Additional notes:
When modal code is created by a PHP script, the console error mentioned above appears. When I include the modal code manually (commented modal template in the Example usage), a console error doesn't appear.
Does anyone know how can I resolve this issue?
EDIT ALPHA
I forgot that I used functions to create . You can be sure that all the required scripts are included.

A: When you call <?php AlertGenerator::displayModal(); AlertGenerator::showAlert();[...] you get the modal HTML and result of echo ''; right next to each other.
When the page loads, the  part gets run before the page finishes loading. showModal() accesses title but it's not set yet! title is set only after page is loaded, i.e. in jQuery's $.ready() callback.


Jennifer Garner has given a rare glimpse into her family life with husband Ben Affleck.
In an insightful new interview with InStyle, the 42-year-old actress reveals how she and Ben still make family and personal time for each other despite his busy schedule.
'You can't expect to be courted all the time, and I don't want to court him right now - I don't have the energy!' the actress reveals.
The 13 Going On 30 actress reveals that she is currently taking charge of family life, looking after children Violet, 8 Seraphina, 5, and Samuel, 2.
'Right now he's acting in Batman, this huge movie that will shoot for six or seven months,' she reveals.
'At night, after I put the kids to bed, I'll sit with him at the monitor. And sometimes you have to say, "This is all good, but I need a date."
Jennifer also admits that Ben is 'in charge of laughter' when it comes to parenting, while she is left with all the organizing.
'I know who wants what lunch, and I've done all the school paperwork and filled out the emergency cards. Ben doesn't even know that stuff exists. He is in charge of laughter'.
However, Ben's time away filming Batman does it have its advantages, as Jennifer recently revealed her husband is looking 'buff' after his countless trips to the gym to shape up for his role as Batman in upcoming blockbuster, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.


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Physician assistant department trains students to Stop the Bleed
Faculty from the department of physician assistant studies trained clinical students how to take action to help save lives at trauma scenes before emergency medical responders arrive.
The aim of the March 29 Stop the Bleed training was to prepare bystanders to be immediate responders by equipping them with interventions they can use to help people injured in high-risk scenarios, such as serious car accidents or attacks of violence.
"People need to be able to see something and do something," said Roland Paquette, MPAS, PA-C, assistant professor. He explained that students aren't typically trained on how to respond to the kind of emerging scenarios the training covered.
Faculty showed the 47 students how to make tourniquets and pressure dressing from torn T-shirts to control bleeding, as well as how to protect airways, maintain temperature and perform other interventions.
Half of the students surveyed after the training indicated they were interested in teaching others what they had learned, Paquette said. He said he hopes they will do just that, leading to an ever-widening pool of trained lay responders.
The training was held just two days before National Stop the Bleed Day.
Uncontrolled bleeding is the most common cause of preventable trauma death, according to Stop the Bleed, a national campaign initiated by the White House.


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From the pitch to the airwaves
By Colm Gannon Galway Advertiser, Thu, May 21, 2009
Switch on your television this summer and if you tune into the RTÉ News any week there is championship action and you are sure to be see the face or hear the voice of a Mayo man. Last year Kilmaine native Jonathan Mullin was appointed RTÉ News first ever GAA correspondent, and he took some time out to speak about his love for the games and where he sees the association going forward in the next few years.
While a lot of sports journalists might be failed players who are trying to make up for their lack of ability on the field with the pen, the next best thing to actually being out there, Jonathan is bit different. He knew his way enough around the park to pick up a Connacht minor medal in 1996 with Mayo and was the joint manager of the Mayo ladies' senior team from 1998 to 2001, the start of a glorious period for ladies' football in the county when Mayo won four All-Ireland titles in five years, the first two coming under Mullin's watch in 1999 and the second the following year.
While the inter-county scene may be where all the glory is, the club is still the heartbeat of the game according to Jonathan, something that will live with you till the day you die. "I suppose it's only when you move away from home that you do realise how important that the club is to you. They are the lads you grew up playing with and gave you the love of the game. When you're not a home, you are always trying to check out the results to see how they got on and hear how the game went. You do miss it. You'll always have the passion for your club, it's your place, and you'll have that till the day you die."
While every village and town in the country is dotted with clubs of varying size and success from the smallest Junior B side to the most successful senior side who contest All Ireland finals, it's the people who put in the work over the years to keep the games going that has got the GAA to its 125th birthday and will keep it going on further, according to Mullin.
"The club is a very important thing, it's fundamental to the success of the games. The club ties communities together and gives them a sense of identity. It's also where everyone who ever kicked a ball or swung a hurl got their love for the games. There are small clubs around the country where thousands of people put in hours of work every week to keep them going and they are the real GAA people who keep everything moving on, they are the bedrock of the success of the association."
Being the face of GAA for RTÉ is a glamorous job, but it also comes with its costs in relation to actually getting out on the field and playing, something that Mullin admits he does miss. "I definitely miss playing, I haven't played football since 2003, so I don't know if I'd be much use or if they'd want me. But it's a sacrifice you have to make for your career, as any sports journalist in the country will tell you. You are working when the games are on."
Where to in the
future for the GAA
With the GAA celebrating 125 years, and the profile of the games growing dramatically over the past 20 years, what now for the future of the association? Mullin has some ideas that he hopes to see happen and see the association grow even more over the next 125 years. "There are a number of places that the GAA can go from now on, there is a whole global market out there to catch. While the GAA is doubtful to ever become a major sport and overtake the likes of soccer in other countries, it is in the position to make itself a very strong minority sport in other countries. You only have to look at last year's European games, where there were 90 teams taking part, we have the international rules but that's not really the same thing as seeing the games grow in their own right on an international scene."
As Mullin said earlier, the club is the bedrock of the association, but there are differing issues in different areas that have to be looked at to make sure the clubs remain that bedrock.
"There is a whole large issue of urbanisation in the past decade or so, where there are now towns and villages that have had an influx of thousands of people and thousands of children. Clubs can be struggling to cope in providing adequate coaching and playing time for the next generation of children due to the sheer size of the influx of numbers.
"Work has to be done to ensure that they are catered for in the games and keep playing, rather than losing them to other sports. And we also have the other end of the spectrum in more rural counties, the where depopulation of rural areas is leading to clubs struggling to survive. I know Séan Feeney (Mayo county secretary ) thinks this is a major issue and is working to counteract it."
From manager to interviewer
Waiting to interview the winners and losers of an All-Ireland final may be part of the Kilmaine man's job, but he also knows the feeling of being on the end of a winning and losing result in an All-Ireland final, thanks to his time on the sideline with the Mayo ladies.
Those couple of years were good times he remembers fondly. "They were great times, we had a great bunch of girls who gave their all every day on the training field and every match they played which they were rewarded for. It was something that I was extremely proud to have been involved in and will always remember."
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Impossible as it is to escape the omnipresent clutches of Facebook I have tweaked the banner heading of my (closed) Jazzers Group to "Jazz&Jazzers" rather than "Jazz&Jazz".
There's that old saying "If you can't beat them, join them!" But I'd much rather my followers joined me here on Jazz&Jazz than on Facebook and Social Media.
Well, well, well! Jazz & Jazz, Jazz & Jazzers and, no doubt, a multitude of variations and emphasis changes plus, with the wind in the right direction, a couple of key changes down the line. If, as I surmise, the lovely chaps at FaceBook are responsible for all these nonsense requests, then I suggest they sit down and listen to a couple of Louis and/or Ellington tracks and then realise where it is all coming from on these sites. And a bit of a patience tester for you Peter old chum!
Thanks for this response, Peter. Yes, I wish Facebook et al would realise and give more recognition to the origins of much of what they feature (in your words "realise where it is all coming from on these sites") – ie by drawing on the original work of independent sites such as Jazz&Jazz. I could simply not share Jazz&Jazz features on Social Media – but sadly they hold the monopoly on public opinions and responses. All I can do is continue to plead with my followers to post their comments and observations here on Jazz&Jazz Speak Your Mind rather than on, or at very least as well as on, Facebook and other Social Media sites.


"The Vampire Diaries" will end after Season 8, which premieres this fall, it was announced at the San Diego Comic-Con Saturday.
Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder star on The CW's supernatural drama.
The network also unveiled a goodbye reel for fans during the show's panel.
The end of "The Vampire Diaries" had been rumored since original series star Nina Dobrev chose to leave the show after Season 6.
In April, Somerhalder apparently told fans that Season 8 would be the final season, though no official announcement came at the time.
The eighth and final season of "The Vampire Diaries" premieres Friday, Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. ET on The CW.


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Cirrostratus (Cs, chmura warstwowo-pierzasta) – chmura w postaci przejrzystej, mglistej i często prawie niewidocznej zasłony, nie daje opadów. Składa się głównie z kryształków lodu w kształcie blaszek. Często powoduje powstawanie zjawiska halo wokół Słońca oraz Księżyca, czasami jedynie halo jest jej wyraźnym objawem.

Należy do chmur wysokich, występuje na wysokości od 6 do 12 km.

W zasłonie tworzącej chmurę cirrostratus można czasem obserwować efekt prążkowania – takie chmury nazywa się wtedy cirrostratus undulatus (Cs un).

Chmury cirrostratus można od chmur altostratus odróżnić tym, że są cieńsze – nigdy nie zasłaniają całkowicie słońca – a często wręcz są na tyle cienkie, że bardzo trudno je odróżnić od niepokrytego nimi nieba.

Mogą się kończyć ostrą granicą lub przechodzić płynnie w chmury cirrus.

Pojawienie się chmur cirrostratus może, podobnie jak w przypadku chmur cirrus, być zwiastunem nadchodzącego frontu ciepłego, czyli pogorszenia pogody. Chmury mogą także towarzyszyć frontowi chłodnemu, a dokładniej, cumulonimbusom. Jeśli kowadło cumulonimbusa rozpościera się wystarczająco wysoko, to z jego wysokich części mogą tworzyć się chmury cirrostratus.

Symbol, którym oznacza się chmury typu cirrostratus:

Przypisy

Zobacz też
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 cirrus
 cirrocumulus
 altostratus

Rodzaje chmur


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You are here : Home > News > International news > How coronavirus is affecting Peru
How coronavirus is affecting Peru
CAFOD has worked with local partners to distribute 600 hygiene kits to vulnerable families living in Peru.
A country vulnerable to climate change, Peru has long struggled with poverty, gender inequality, and violence.
Now, Peru is struggling to cope with coronavirus. With the second highest number of cases in Latin America, the hospitals and health system are in a state of collapse, and the economic outlook is bleak.
What challenges are there to surviving lockdown and fighting coronavirus?
The total number of coronavirus in Peru has now surpassed a million. Peru has been in a national state of emergency since 15 March 2020, now extended until at least 31 January 2021. Day to day, this means a countrywide overnight curfew, and social and family gatherings are prohibited. Children have not been permitted to go outside for more than half an hour since March and cannot do so without adult supervision.
In Lima, major hospitals are once again in a state of near collapse. Reports state that this week Lima had only 16 ICU beds available for a population of 10 million. Along the coast, hospitals are full.
Those who live in poverty or are unemployed have suffered the most. Overcrowded homes provide a breeding ground for the virus. Staying at home is impossible for those who need to go out to work each day to put food on the table. Most people buy their food from local crowded markets where physical distancing is almost impossible. Many people don't have clean water to wash their hands.
The number of infections amongst miners has been high, with the government failing to ensure that safety measures and protocols are adequately implemented to protect miners and their communities.
Indigenous people living in the Peruvian Amazon are also very vulnerable to the effects of coronavirus. Remote indigenous communities often live far away from hospitals and often lack the resistance to diseases that other populations have. Miners, but also others, including government officials who have failed to observe health precautions, have brought the virus to these communities. This has had a devastating impact.
How have the challenges evolved over the past year?
A post-Christmas increase in cases and a renewed fear of infection mean that many children – who have been out of school since December 2019 – are losing hope of returning to the classroom in March, after the summer holidays have ended.
Moreover informal unemployment, which was already at 70 per cent pre-pandemic, has risen to at least 80 per cent. This means that millions of people do not have job security and cannot access help, so are forced to make impossible choices: top up their phones so their children can access education or pay for food to feed their families.
In Peru, just 30 per cent of the population has stable internet access and during the pandemic, this has meant many families have struggled to access educational resources. Local organisation Warmi Huasi, who CAFOD supports, has been providing education materials.
One mother explained:
"As a mother, during this emergency of COVID-19, everything has become difficult. The entire education system has changed, and virtual classes have affected mothers and fathers a lot. For me personally, it became very difficult as we did not have the internet, just one mobile phone that I used mostly for work. I have five children. How were they meant to access classes or teachers without the internet or a phone?
"Other mothers and I all form part of the 'Homework Club'. It has been supporting us a lot. We can now contact the teacher who helps us with any questions we may have. We ask him for support with any subject that we don't know about, and he gives us that help."
Education is not the only issue facing young people in Peru. During the pandemic, cases of domestic violence have been increasing. Warmi Huasi has been facilitating discussions to help raise awareness of the issues.
"One of the issues [we've discussed] is that of violence, who to call and what to do," explained one participant. "We've also talked about the quarantine, the pandemic, everything that is happening to us, and how to deal with it all."
Another teenager explained how these discussions and social networks have been vital:
"It is very important to talk about violence because there are many women who, out of fear, do not report it. In our homes with the stress that parents have, children can suffer violence in the family or with others, and that also affects their rights."
How has the government responded to coronavirus?
Very early on into the pandemic, Peru imposed one of the strictest lockdowns in the world, recognising that it needed to limit infection levels due to an extremely weak and inadequate healthcare system.
Despite this, there has been no levelling off: the number of cases and deaths continues to climb. Insufficient resources have been put into the healthcare system, and the government has not done enough to protect healthcare workers. Many have died. Hospitals around the country are overwhelmed, and doctors and nurses have demanded more and better equipment to treat coronavirus patients.
How has CAFOD responded to coronavirus in Peru?
Families coming to collect food from a community kitchen are asked to wear a face mask and respect physical distancing.
CAFOD is working closely with local partners on the ground to reach those affected by the virus, prioritising people living in poverty, those in isolation, and those who are unemployed.
With your help, we are supporting local organisations to:
Provide food and financial support to families and Venezuelan migrants who are particularly vulnerable.
Use community kitchens to prepare free food that people can collect.
Purchase medicines for those that are sick and without income.
Provide training to local partners on safe distribution of food and hygiene kits.
Distribute hygiene and PPE kits including facemasks, hand sanitiser and cleaning products.
Provide correct information in local languages about coronavirus, through leaflets, radio programmes and social media.
Provide psychological support to families and children to deal with stress.
Provide educational support to children who are unable to access online education.
What are the ongoing challenges in Peru?
Peru is the second most vulnerable country to climate change in the world. The country is reliant on its glaciers to provide water for drinking, raising crops, livestock and generating energy. However, these are disappearing at an alarming rate. Peru also faces natural hazards such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
With the expansion of the mining industry over the past 30 years, environmental and social damage has been widespread, leading to water pollution and significant health problems among local communities. Those who speak out against the negative effects of the extractive industry and campaign to protect their environment and defend their human rights often face threats, attacks and, in some cases, death.
Before the crisis, over 20% of Peru's population were living in poverty. The lack of job opportunities in rural areas has encouraged many people to move to the outskirts of Peru's cities in search of a better life, where they often live in cramped and extremely basic conditions. Women, and particularly indigenous women, often have fewer educational and economic opportunities compared with men, and their jobs are often low-paid and insecure.
"Peru has survived disasters in the past. New heroes have emerged. Overworked doctors, nurses, police, army, and street cleaners are applauded every night.
"Today the sun shines, the birds sing, nature has a wonderful respite. The River Rimac - once declared in the top ten dirtiest rivers in the world - is crystal clear, free from mining waste."
Father Peter Hughes, a missionary priest and a longstanding partner and friend of CAFOD
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The Girls' Basketball Team won its first game of the season 63-60 against the Windward Wildcats at home today.
Sophomore standout Jayla Ruffus-Milner '18 led the Wolverines in scoring with 20 points, while Sidney Tsutsui '17 and Lauren Lapersade '17 put in strong performances as well with 15 and 12 points, respectively.
The squad maintained a comfortable lead throughout the game, and was ahead by as many as 19 points in the fourth quarter until the Wildcats mounted a comeback effort to bring the game down to the wire.
The Wolverines will hope to carry the momentum from this early-season win into the Redondo Union High School Tournament Nov. 30, when they take on Crenshaw.


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Q: как я могу выводить в консоль все запросы к API? main.ts
import { NestFactory } from '@nestjs/core';
import { AppModule } from './app.module';

async function bootstrap() {
  const app = await NestFactory.create(AppModule,
    {
      logger: console,
    }
  );
  await app.listen(4000);
}
bootstrap();

A: Подключите его как middleware: https://github.com/expressjs/morgan


I have a rear end collision at fault but no citation less then a year old and Ive still managed to find a reputable company willing to hire/accept me for paid cdl training. Its tougher yes to find companies that will accept you when your driving record/criminal record is anything other then perfect, but the point is to not let it eat you up. theres hundreds of companies out there, and i guarantee you at least 10% of them would give you a chance, especially if your charges are as old as you say they are.


On Saturday, the Richmond Museum of History celebrated Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. Students from Manzanita Charter School brought faded photographs of deceased parents and grandparents, paper flowers, and skulls made from colored sugar to display on an altar at the museum.
Museum assistant Plinio Hernandez invited visitors from the neighborhood to place the names of their dead loved ones on a communal wall next to the display. Hernandez included the names of five residents who were shot in the Iron Triangle neighborhood where the Museum is located. "We wanted to show respect and honor," said Hernandez.
Though it was a small event, Hernandez said he hopes that it will inspire larger participation in the future.


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use std::str::FromStr;

#[derive(Clone)]
pub enum Feed {
    Atom(atom_syndication::Feed),
    RSS(rss::Channel),
}

impl FromStr for Feed {
    type Err = &'static str;

    fn from_str(s: &str) -> Result<Self, Self::Err> {
        match atom_syndication::Feed::from_str(s) {
            Ok(feed) => Ok(Feed::Atom(feed)),
            _ => match rss::Channel::from_str(s) {
                Ok(feed) => Ok(Feed::RSS(feed)),
                _ => Err("Could not parse XML as Atom or RSS from input"),
            },
        }
    }
}

impl ToString for Feed {
    fn to_string(&self) -> String {
        match self {
            &Feed::Atom(ref atom_feed) => atom_feed.to_string(),
            &Feed::RSS(ref rss_channel) => rss_channel.to_string(),
        }
    }
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod test {
    use std::fs::File;
    use std::io::Read;
    use std::str::FromStr;

    use super::Feed;

    // Source: https://github.com/vtduncan/rust-atom/blob/master/src/lib.rs
    #[test]
    fn test_from_atom_file() {
        let mut file = File::open("test-data/atom.xml").unwrap();
        let mut atom_string = String::new();
        file.read_to_string(&mut atom_string).unwrap();
        let feed = Feed::from_str(&atom_string).unwrap();
        assert!(feed.to_string().len() > 0);
    }

    // Source: https://github.com/frewsxcv/rust-rss/blob/master/src/lib.rs
    #[test]
    fn test_from_rss_file() {
        let mut file = File::open("test-data/rss.xml").unwrap();
        let mut rss_string = String::new();
        file.read_to_string(&mut rss_string).unwrap();
        let rss = Feed::from_str(&rss_string).unwrap();
        assert!(rss.to_string().len() > 0);
    }

    // Source: https://github.com/vtduncan/rust-atom/blob/master/src/lib.rs
    #[test]
    fn test_atom_to_string() {
        let author = atom_syndication::PersonBuilder::default()
            .name("N. Blogger")
            .build()
            .unwrap();

        let entry = atom_syndication::EntryBuilder::default()
            .title("My first post!")
            .content(
                atom_syndication::ContentBuilder::default()
                    .value("This is my first post".to_string())
                    .build()
                    .unwrap(),
            )
            .build()
            .unwrap();

        let feed = atom_syndication::FeedBuilder::default()
            .title("My Blog")
            .authors(vec![author])
            .entries(vec![entry])
            .build()
            .unwrap();

        assert_eq!(feed.to_string(), "<feed xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom\"><title>My Blog</title><id></id><updated>1970-01-01T00:00:00+00:00</updated><author><name>N. Blogger</name></author><entry><title>My first post!</title><id></id><updated>1970-01-01T00:00:00+00:00</updated><content>This is my first post</content></entry></feed>");
    }

    // Source: https://github.com/frewsxcv/rust-rss/blob/master/src/lib.rs
    #[test]
    fn test_rss_to_string() {
        let item = rss::ItemBuilder::default()
            .title("My first post!".to_string())
            .link("http://myblog.com/post1".to_string())
            .description("This is my first post".to_string())
            .build()
            .unwrap();

        let channel = rss::ChannelBuilder::default()
            .title("My Blog")
            .link("http://myblog.com")
            .description("Where I write stuff")
            .items(vec![item])
            .build()
            .unwrap();

        let rss = Feed::RSS(channel);
        assert_eq!(rss.to_string(), "<rss version=\"2.0\"><channel><title>My Blog</title><link>http://myblog.com</link><description>Where I write stuff</description><item><title>My first post!</title><link>http://myblog.com/post1</link><description><![CDATA[This is my first post]]></description></item></channel></rss>");
    }
}


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Ruchill Church Hall est une mission conçue par Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Elle a été construite pour l'Église libre d'Écosse et achevée en 1899. L'édifice est situé au 15/17 Shakespeare Street à côté du canal de Forth et Clyde dans le quartier de Maryhill. L'église adjacente a été construite plus tard, conçue par un autre architecte.

Le bâtiment comprend deux salles, dont la salle principale comporte une section divisée par une cloison pliante coulissante, et deux salles de réunion. Il est utilisé activement par la congrégation de l'église et est ouvert tous les jours, offrant des installations communautaires ainsi qu'un "salon de thé Mackintosh" fournissant des thés et des collations dans la salle principale pour ceux qui veulent visiter.

L'édifice est listé en catégorie A des monuments classés d'Écosse, soit un édifice d'importance nationale ou internationale et exemple pertinent d'un style spécifique.

Galerie

Notes et références

Références

Liens externes

 Site officiel

Monument classé de catégorie A
Édifice religieux en Écosse
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I think the main advantage these warships will have, now that Chinese have their own more modern cruiser designs, is just the AK-130 guns for shore bombardment. Other than that I think this is a really expensive refit which likely has poor economics similar to the Type 051B's or even worse. But the refits do not take up a lot of valuable dry dock space. So perhaps that is another reason why they pushed for something like this.
Back when the Chinese's most advanced designs still used antiquated short range missiles with ancient electronics these ships provided a substantial leap in anti-shipping capability. Now not that much anymore. It will be interesting to see how the Chinese will upgrade them though. Especially when we consider that the design of this ship is pretty tight as it is. If you change one system you easily bump into another. The Chinese ship designs in comparison are lot more modular.
If the Sovremenny switched to YJ-12 that alone marks a major boost in antiship capability. The Moskit-E only has 120km range, though it does fly an all low flight profile. I don't know but its possible China also has the Moskit MVE version which has the 240km range but with a higher more vulnerable flight profile. Given that the YJ-12 is much lighter than the Moskit, its possible the refit ship can carry more missiles.
Having YJ-12 alone, like the 051B MLU having it, gives the 956E destroyers superior antiship capabilities over the 054A and even the 052C which all have subsonic missiles. In the future, the 054A and the 052C need to be MLU'd to the YJ-12.
For close ranged defenses, these ships packs it. Not only has the two dual cannon AK-130s, but has four AK-630 or H/PJ-13 along with a 24 missile launcher for HQ-10. The combined output of the two AK-130 means a firing rate of 160 to 180 rounds a minute of 130mm shells, and that's not something just for shore bombardment but for aerial defense.
I didn't know that 051B had replaced 16 YJ-83 to YJ-12 ? .. are you sure about that? how many YJ-12?
Did you miss that? Its been pasted all over a while. In photos, close ups even, right down to the metal plaque in the canisters that ID the missile. Like tourist pictures on the ship during a recent open house visit while on Shenzhen. The ship carries four YJ-12 canisters in its normal state, but each canister can be stacked with a second if the situation calls for it. That is what someone belonging to the ship said when asked about it. Just go and check the thread about the ship.
Good gosh! How long are these doing to take to finish?
My impression is that the refits aren't expensive.
It becomes expensive when you start putting in high performance and long range radars, which does not appear to be the case.
So if they keep the hull, and then just fit in Frigate level weapons and electronics, it should still result in a cost effective overhaul for a Frigate.


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