Paul knows the wisdom of this idea. Originally from a village in Kamuli District, Paul graduated from university and realized finding a job in the city was not easy. He applied for many jobs and volunteered, but was discouraged when nothing led to employment.
Discouraged and unsure what to do next, Paul received an invitation from Ali Kaviri, one of his friends and a DOT facilitator, to participate in a DOT Uganda program. Though he was initially skeptical, he went from his village to Kampala to attend the program.
Paul learned important business skills, such as how to develop a vision, map resources, identify opportunities, and much more. The DOT program also helped Paul clarify what he wanted to do: help children and youth. He realized he didn't need to find a job to do it.
When he conducted a market survey, Paul found the best starting point for him was his village. There was an opportunity for him to transform the lives of children and youth in Kamuli District, and he seized it.
Paul had started a development agency a few years earlier. Invigorated by his DOT training, he re-launched Tinkasoft International with new enthusiasm.
Tinkasoft works to bring an end to extreme poverty in Uganda by empowering children with the skills and knowledge to lead a positive and happy life. It helps children develop the skills they need for a purposeful and fulfilling life; skills such as teamwork, social responsibility, critical thinking, and budgeting and saving. It also relies heavily on mentorship, providing children with trusted mentors to guide and support them.
"I like working with children and youth because they have the energy, have new ideas and they are always willing to learn. All they need is someone to mentor them," says Paul.
Since Paul launched Tinkasoft International in his home district, Tinkasoft has reached thousands of children. Strong partnerships with schools and organizations including Peace Corps Uganda and Educate! Uganda have made it possible for Tinkasoft to transform many communities beyond Kamuli. Tinkasoft participants have won national business competitions and have launched startups. In 2014, Paul was awarded a Tumaini Award for his work in children's education.
Paul views technology as the backbone of Tinkasoft International. "Without technology we cannot exist." Tinkasoft relies on digital tools to reach those who need its services, and Paul teaches youth and Tinkasoft volunteers how to use their smartphones and laptops as mobile offices.
His experience at DOT was critical in giving him the digital skills he needed to run Tinkasoft, just as it was important in helping him cultivate the knowledge and networks to get the organization off the ground.
"I am beyond grateful to the DOT team, truly encouraging young people" says Paul.
DOT has truly encouraged Paul to think big. He plans to expand Tinkasoft to all regions of Uganda, and wants to work with more NGOs in the future.


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There seems to be a lot of solo piano and cinematic classical music these days on the playlists – am I right or am I right? Among the saturation of the "plinking" [as one "journalist" referred to it], a few stand out nevertheless. What the onslaught within the genre accomplishes is a stricter competition for success, and yet it's fun to think of all the solo piano players fighting for the felt-tipped throne upon the stage (is Nils Frahm still the regent of the kingdom?). Some come and go, alighting and then burning up. Some stay, improving on their skill. Some lurk in shadows only to jump out and strike with sounds of their sharpened sword (or is it dulled instead?), on which they've laboured for the many years in the dark. Is this our new knight in his shining armour? Okay, I'll stop with the analogy, and you'll forgive me for the quip.
Ô Lake
Ô Lake is the project of Sylvain Texier with Refuge being his debut release on a French Patchrock imprint. Besides the splendid piano chords and blissful melodies that ring out long after they're gone, the album incorporates a string ensemble and some drums. I've previously premiered a video by Texier, for "Holocene," and named his music gentle and serene, so it was only a matter of time before I'd praise his full release at length. I read my own review and still agree: "with genuine sound poetry, the musician drives us to new beautiful shores where the words are absent…" so what's there left to say? I may have lost the adjectives to give this music all its due, but I have not run out of the desire to go on and listen. And so I let the album gently end and start again. "In the deep forest of a meditative landscape, we found the 'Refuge', delicate notes in the course of a steep and misty pathway, prolonged by infinite 'Reveries', blurred silhouettes in a glowing 'Morning', drifting in the unknown, for a new weightless journey, or the endless return to a shiny world under the snow." Highly recommended for those who love to drown in the waters of the melancholy piano music, alive with textures, soundscapes and space.
Richard Luke
Glass Island
Glasgow-based Richard Luke has already appeared on these pages with a video premiere of his "Everything a Reason" piece from Glass Island debut on the ever-beautiful Moderna imprint. The images themselves convey the delicate and the melancholy aesthetic of the track, which permeates throughout the album on twelve pieces with an outer layer of hope. The solemn piano is joined by Amira Bedrush-McDonald's violin, some field recordings of the waves, and soft organic time-based space effects. The duo was inspired by the monumental music from Jon Hopkins, but also from the modern post-rock music of Sigur Rós and Arcade Fire. The combination of these elements is present on these works, polished to shine by the magical touch of Taylor Deupree's mastering hand. "The songs are at once tense and disquieting, but with an ever glowing optimism […] The songs have confidence and strength, but also fragility and drama that makes them almost wistful and nostalgic." Wonderful to play on repeat on your peaceful walks along the choice terrain, or with a candlelight soft-glowing in the night. Watch that video again, then visit Moderna to buy the album!
Alex Kozobolis
London-based Phases imprint, which I have just mentioned with the writeup on Peter Sandberg's Motion release, signs Alex Kozobolis for his third full-length album, titled Somewhere Else. Recorded and mastered by Ed Hamilton (who previously appeared on Futuresequence and hibernate), the eleven neo-classical solo-piano vignettes shimmer and shine through the clouds of a weather in your mind. The pieces are raw, presented in the nude of the instrument, and thus are very honest and sincere. The melodies are whimsical and playful, but not without a hint of slight regret, as heard on the beautiful two-minute "Nothing Actually Happened" track. "From reflections on childhood memories to elegies for lost friends, every track carries an evocative title and presents an attempt to distil one or more past experiences in miniature by capturing fragmentary snapshots of moments, characters, and life-phases. The record as a whole stands out as a deeply reflective work – a musical approach to autobiographical writing." The recording is intimate, visceral and off-the-cuff, which will appeal to fans of close-recorded piano hammers, felt and strings. If Kozobolis is a familiar name, it's because you may have seen it appear in photography credits on many modern marvels. Be sure to also check out his self-titled debut release on 1631 from 2016.
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Big Names on the NBA Trade Block
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Stoudemire is the Suns' most attractive asset, a 26-year-old All-Star power forward who could bring back young talent, draft picks and financial relief in the form of expiring contracts. But, after firing coach Terry Porter and recommitting to an up-tempo style of play, Phoenix may stand pat at the Feb. 19 trading deadline.
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The Nets launched their rebuilding plan last summer by dealing Richard Jefferson's long-term contract to Milwaukee. The next logical move in that strategy would be to deal Carter, who has two years and more than $33 million left on his deal after this season. The Spurs and Mavs are among the teams rumored to be interested.
Chris Kaman and Marcus Camby
The Clippers are devoting $19 million to the center position while challenging for the NBA's worst record. Cleveland would love to get its hands on Camby, whose contract expires after next season. Kaman, who has been out since late November with a foot injury, could be more difficult to move because he has three more years and $34 million remaining on his deal.
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Felton, the fifth pick in the 2005 draft, becomes a restricted free agent after the season and the Bobcats have impressive rookie D.J. Augustin waiting in the wings. Forward Gerald Wallace also could be available. Charlotte already has made three trades this season as the roster is reworked to fit coach Larry Brown.
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The Bucks would have trouble re-signing impending free agents Ramon Sessions and Charlie Villaneuva without dealing one of their big contracts. With Michael Redd out for the season after ACL surgery, Jefferson becomes the most likely high-priced player to be dangled.
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Andre Miller
The Sixers are stuck around .500 and have yet to extend the contract of Miller, who is making $10 million in the last year of his deal. As important as the 32-year-old point guard is in leading their young nucleus, the 76ers could decide to deal him if a contract extension looks unlikely.
The No. 4 pick in the 2007 draft has been linked to several trade scenarios this season. Conley, however, has played better lately as he tries to prove that he's the long-term answer at point guard for the rebuilding Grizzlies.
Wally Szczerbiak
Szczerbiak, a career 14.5-point scorer, owes his place on the trade block to his $13.8 million expiring contract, which is the Cavs' best chip if they intend to upgrade in anticipation of a playoff matchup against the defending champion Celtics.
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Dr. Wolfgang Hoppmann was born in 1958. He has two degrees in Mechanical Engineering PhD and Economics Bs.
He is the Director of the technical department of Karl Schmidt Spedition GmbH & Co. KG and the CEO of the Schmidt group in GCC. He started in the Schmidt group in 1998 and is responsible for the conceptional design of all logistic processes as well as the engineering of the logistical platforms of the Schmidt-Group.
After study at the university of Aachen and Siegen and an interim study in US of seven month, he worked at the BASF site in Ludwigshafen as an Engineer in the Central Engineering Department in the Petrochemical sector before he joint the Schmidt-Group.


Every month 2 For The Show features TWO of Canada's BEST stand-up comedians, along with a collection of the finest up-and-coming acts.
Hosted by Ryan Horwood, this month we have Ali Hassan and Michelle Shaughnessy.
Ali Hassan is the host of LAUGH OUT LOUD on CBC Radio, and is a frequent guest host of q. He has also appeared at Just For Laughs in Montreal, and performed at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival.
Michelle Shaughnessy was a finalist in SiriusXM's Top Comic competition, and has appeared at both the Winnipeg and Halifax Comedy Festivals.


if i work on it for a while go a way afew hours later (just guessing) i come back to find some buzzing? distortion on the audio. if i reboot its ok.
just thought someone should know. for the next update.
What kind of case are you using ? Is there enough ventilation? You may want to try running it with the side cover off and a fan pointed at the card.
There were audio problems in the previous versions, but the current card/software has been rock solid audio wise.
i never had this problem befor i got the new card. I have a cube case and enough fans to be anoying. like i said all i have to do is reboot. not turn it off and its fine.
Just guessing, but it might be a software driver issue from an older build.
I'd try a total uninstall/reinstall as well as a registry cleanout and see if that makes a diff.
I just installed the new VT and it's my first Newtek product. Everything seems peachy except for the audio. All audio using the VT is horribly distorted, no matter what I seem to do (short of not using the VT). It's not a ventilation problem, as the case is well ventilated and I've been checking the temperature since installing... I haven't straight off the VT card, all audio and video has been running from the SX-84.
Is your card installed in a 32-bit or 64-bit slot?
Just a thought . .. under VT sometimes the audio would drop out after playing for 30 minutes, etc. One fix was to make sure all of the IDE hard drives, CD-RWs, DVD burners were set to DMA and not PIO.
This problem has been fixed and will be in the next update.
Which problem? Is there an audio glitch in the software? Will it allow for simultaneous standard audio cards and drivers? Or will it be ASIO based??
The audio glitch in the software. It resulted from external events causing performance hits on the RTME. The "hit recovery" code had a small problem that would cause the software to lose track of the audio hardware's state.
This sounds like a potential wide-spread problem, any idea when the next update will be out?


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PATIENTS IS A VIRTUE
Providers of patient service solutions for pharma companies share insights on the nuances of the "consumer" connection and the shifts taking place in making patient-centric programs and tools more alive for patients
http://www.pharmexec.com/patients-virtue
Who better to talk patient centricity in pharma than with experts at patient services providers? In this article, we speak to professionals from EVERSANA, Cardinal Health, ICON, IQVIA, McKesson, and PharmaCord that have been offering solutions for pharma to deliver to patients for many years. Here, they offer their take on the shifts that are bringing these programs more alive for patients. From new ways to target patient populations, to new approaches for training and customized programs for brands, understanding patients' needs is at the forefront of the providers' focus.
When speaking about patient services on the commercial side of pharma, the discussion is around hubs or specialty pharmacy services for patients. From pre-authorization services, to co-pay advice, medication questions, and more, traditional hubs are call centers that can handle a speed up the process of getting patients on medications post-prescription. Those were, again, traditionally set up for large-population, blockbuster drugs with a competitive treatment landscape. Alleviating the burden on both the physician and the patient in regard to the supply chain remains the ultimate goal.
But with personalized and precision medicine, the landscape has shifted and now includes small patient populations prescribed a complex therapy, which may be very expensive with very few suppliers.
Then factoring in social media and the internet, where there is information overload, exponential opportunities for patients to find and interact with each other, and a growing influence of a "consumer" mindset on the "patient" experience, this is where we find the patient services industry today.
David Hileman, chief operating officer of patient services provider PharmaCord, says there is a definite evolution in trying to deliver existing patient services, shifting from what has become a commoditized approach to a more tailored, individualized approach. Hileman says that when PharmaCord was launched in January 2017, its intent was to take advantage of newer technologies, as well as a broad spectrum of talent and experience, and apply them to the traditional way of conducting patient services. Hileman himself has been in the industry for over 20 years and has seen the patient-centric movement take shape.
"Today, the [patient] engagement aspect starts with technology," he says. "How do we on behalf of our manufacturing partners engage with the patient population and how do we configure our tools and services to meet the patients where they are? For example, we know that millennials access information differently than other patient populations, so we've decided to use technology to structure that connectivity and pull data from different places, so we know where the patients are on their journey."
Further, Hileman noted that many manufacturers are seeking providers who bring forward new approaches rather than focusing on task execution. They are looking for partners to help with the development of solutions. "We are taking a much more consultative approach with them to leverage expertise for the best solution in design, development, and deployment," says Hileman.
Matt McCarty, global head of patient engagement commercialization and outcomes at ICON, noted that patients are increasingly using digital and social media as part of their consumer behaviour in other areas of their lives and expecting a similar quality of experience, convenience, and digital enablement in their healthcare. According to industry research, 80% of internet users have researched health topics online and 32% post about the health experiences of family and friends on social media.
While the internet and digital influence on consumers cannot be understated, another important trend is an increase in patient involvement in their own health or conditions. Tara Herington, vice president, Cardinal Health Sonexus™Access and Patient Support, says that patients' needs have definitely shifted over the years. "As they take on a greater financial responsibility for their drugs, they are asking more questions and demanding more information," she tells Pharm Exec.
This, in turn, has influenced how Herington's company interacts with and incorporates patients into its practices. Examples include town halls that include patient speakers who share their stories living with chronic or terminal diseases, which Herington calls "powerful." She says, "They tell us how their medications and the patient services support make a positive impact on their lives; that keeps our vision in line with the patient."
More recently, Herington says her company changed the name of the "call center" to a "patient engagement center." Sonexus regularly, in a de-identified way, shares insights learned from patients and providers to offer a deeper view into the patient journey for manufacturers. This includes things like pinpointing why uptake may be decreasing due to patient transportation difficulties, to patient comments regarding a media story. This information, says Herington, is qualitative. Sonexus is also beginning to use a quantitative process—natural language processing—that can go through thousands of call recordings to glean insights for brand teams.
Sonexus has also incorporated more of the "consumer" touch in approaching patients on the other side of the phone through its training. For that, Sonexus' engagement employees have been trained with programs developed by Zappos and former Ritz-Carlton trainers. Herington says their "white glove experience" approach to customers translates very well to what patients expect from service interactions today.
Similarly, Kathi Henson, chief patient service officer at EVERSANA, notes that her company regularly incorporate what its employees are hearing from patients into insights for their Patient Conversation Workshops. These insights translate into tweaks and fixes into current patient programs, such as frequency in contact or additional education.
EVERSANA, like the other patient services providers, offer customizable programs that transcend large populations in chronic disease states, to smaller rare diseases. "We have definitely seen a lot of energy around rare diseases," says Henson. "For the patients, we seek to understand the smaller populations and their needs. We have found that the reimbursement side is one of the most challenging for them."
Another challenge, notes Henson, is that in some of these smaller populations, these therapies provide treatments where none had existed before. For example, for some metabolic diseases, where prognosis in infancy was grave, these advances and treatments have led to patients living relatively normal lives into adulthood.
"This presents a whole set of new patient services as you transition from childhood to adulthood. Mom and dad took care of you and now you are going off to college and this is a huge transition for them emotionally, as well as from a financial or reimbursement standpoint," says Henson. "And comorbidities that come along as they get older—how do we direct them to the best services? Not to mention the adherence issue. If the parents were making sure their kids take the medicine, what happens when they are on their own? They need support in many areas. In building a best-in-class care team, we recognize that each patient is unique in order to provide value across the patient lifecycle."
Support around the patient
Hileman says, "You have to meet the patient where they are and that evolves over time." He used epilepsy as an example, where nearly 500,000 children have the active form of the disorder.
Devon Womack, VP of sales and customer engagement for RxCrossroads by McKesson, says patient interactions, especially in the chronic disease space, as expected, can last for years. Patients with chronic diseases not only need support in navigating initial insurance coverage and co-payment support, but with ongoing adherence management as well. Where support services become increasingly helpful for the chronic disease population is when patients change insurance, or another round of verification is required, or they reach insurance caps and need financial guidance.
In the future, Womack sees the need to meet these patients not only where they are in their treatment journey, but in the way they choose to interact with access, adherence, and affordability programs along that journey through technology or contact center support. "We are seeing a rise in requests for online services," says Womack. "We think it's because patients are more comfortable online, but they are asking for more virtual support." Think telemedicine, where nurses can describe or instruct over the web how to use an injector or inhaler to patients or caregivers. Womack says those services, too, are tailored to the patient population.
"Patients in their 30s or 40s, who don't have the time to wait for an in-home visit, are very likely candidates for virtual services," she says. "Also, caregivers or parents. We see an increase for online instructors where it makes sense."
Heather Gagnier, senior director, offer development, patient engagement at IQVIA, observes that many patients today are on information overload and require advanced engagement programs to gain access to therapy and remain on therapy. "Technology or digital approaches alone do not engage and motivate patients," she says. "A combination of personal interactions and digital approaches provide patients with the best possible support and drive better patient outcomes. The most successful patient support solutions are a combination of multiple services and offerings that the patient can customize to create a personalized continuum of services."
And while keeping in mind that technology alone may not be a motivator, Gagnier notes that more patients are embracing technology and are expecting more interactive, mobile health tools to help manage their disease. "We design our technology tools to reduce barriers to adoption for patients," she says. "This is a critical guiding principle as we engage with our clients on the development of new solutions."
Support for pharma
For ICON, part of its role is to consult and inform manufacturers on how to better structure and initiate patient-facing programs. Kelly Franchetti, RN, CCRN, VP of global patient insights and engagement at ICON, says, "We work with the manufacturers to discover what works for their company and how to navigate the patient voice and within patient advocacy."
For years, the assumption has been that in order to develop successful branding and advertising strategies, marketers only need to engage in creative concept testing via traditional market research. Whether through surveys or focus groups, the belief was show potential consumers the imagery/concepts and get their reactions. This assumption is built on the belief that marketers already understand the consumer (in this case a patient) and can identify what will resonate and motivate them. In recent years, it has become clear that developing branding and advertising strategies for consumer products is not the same as developing one for the pharmaceutical industry. As a result, more and more companies have begun to recognize the value of engaging directly with patients and including the patient voice as the foundation of a successful brand strategy.
Change is slow and not all companies recognize the importance of developing and nurturing high-value advocacy relationships on the commercial side. For many, patient advocacy and patient engagement are seen as a means to an end or a way to quickly access and leverage a database of patients. However, to truly understand the value of direct patient engagement and advocacy, companies need to take the time to understand how to grow successful, mutually beneficial relationships.
Gretchen Goller, global head of patient recruitment with ICON, says that while pharma companies are increasingly putting the title of chief patient officer on their payroll, it may still only be a transactional motivation. "What they need would be an entire group of people that involve the patient every step of the way," she says. "They could grow that role into a department, and that's what they look to us for."
In Franchetti's experience, many times her team is brought in in to "sell the concept up" to the C-suite. "For example, in medical affairs, they see the need to bring the patient-centric concept in because they see the benefit," she says. "They want to get the buy-in from their senior and executive leadership to adopt it." Goller agreed that patient centricity needs to start at the top.
Where they do see successes in breaking down the silos that exist in large pharma, and in regard to patient-centric initiatives, is in the rare disease space. "Those companies really are driving the industry with their patients and family relationships on the clinical side, and the ability to leverage that transition to the commercial side," says Franchetti.
The pharma industry is largely made up of internal silos where the clinical teams are firewalled from the commercial teams. In order to create effective change, the two sides need to share insights. A patient who enrolls in a clinical trial will be a consumer of the drug post-approval. Why not share the information internally, rather than have each team reinvent the wheel and lose time later.
Lisa Henderson is Editor-in-Chief of Pharm Exec. She can be reached at lisa.henderson@ubm.com. Follow Lisa on Twitter: @trialsonline
About PharmaCord
PharmaCord is the connector between manufacturers, patients, physicians, and payors. The company provides customized patient solutions which span four core service categories; access services, patient support, pharmacy services and manufacturer services. These integrated services are designed to increase accessibility, clinical oversight and market acceptance of prescription therapy. Independently owned and organically built, PharmaCord is free from any competing priorities, enabling it to design and implement patient access and support programs that align with the objectives of its biopharmaceutical clients. PharmaCord's experienced team coupled with its proprietary CORscendÔ technology platform optimizes workflow to deliver improved program execution, more rapid therapy initiation and increased patient engagement. To learn more about how PharmaCord improves commercial outcomes for manufacturers by providing the right connections, visit pharmacord.com.
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Trump Says He Holds Putin Personally Responsible for Election Meddling
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US President Donald Trump told CBS News in an interview aired Wednesday that he holds Russian President Vladimir Putin personally responsible for Moscow's alleged meddling in the 2016 US presidential election.
When asked in an interview with CBS if he held Putin responsible for the alleged interference, Trump said, "Just like I consider myself to be responsible for things that happen in this country, so certainly as the leader of a country you would have to hold him responsible, yes."
When asked what he said to Putin about the issue that has dogged US-Russia relations, Trump replied that he was "very strong on the fact that we can't have meddling, we can't have any of that."
WATCH: President Trump tells @jeffglor he would hold Russian President Vladimir Putin "responsible" for election meddling https://t.co/qVLUBKNW8j pic.twitter.com/eXXVDZDecB
— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) 18 июля 2018 г.
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White House: 'Threat' From Russia Still Exists
Moreover, Donald Trump said in a television interview he accepted Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats' view that Russia continues to be a threat to the US election system.
"He's an expert, this is what he does, he's been doing a very good job. I have tremendous faith in Dan Coats, and if he says that I would accept that. I will tell you though: it better not be, it better not be," Donald Trump told CBS News in an interview.
Trump said at the White House on Wednesday that Russia is no longer targeting the United States. "No," Trump said when asked if Russia was still targeting the country. Trump also added that his administration is doing very well with Russia. He said no other US president has been as tough as he has been on the Kremlin and Putin knows it — and is not happy about it.
However, White House Spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders said later on Wednesday that Trump had not denied that Russia was trying to influence the election when he answered "no" to a reporter's question, but was instead simply refusing to answer any questions.
Sanders added that Trump made it very clear to Putin during their meeting in Helsinki, Finland, on Monday that Russia needs to stay out of US elections.
On Monday, Trump and Putin held their first ever full-fledged meeting in Helsinki's presidential palace. The two leaders discussed numerous issues of mutual interest, as well as some international and regional problems.
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Trump on Twitter: 'Putin and I Got Along Well Which Truly Bothered Many Haters'
Trump said earlier on Wednesday that he got along well with Putin in Helsinki and promised that "big results" would come from the summit.
"So many people at the higher ends of intelligence loved my press conference performance in Helsinki. Putin and I discussed many important subjects at our earlier meeting. We got along well which truly bothered many haters who wanted to see a boxing match. Big results will come!" Trump tweeted.
The US president pointed out that opponents of Trump's attempt to establish good ties with Putin would even prefer a military conflict with Russia instead of tolerating improvement of relations.
Some people HATE the fact that I got along well with President Putin of Russia. They would rather go to war than see this. It's called Trump Derangement Syndrome!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 18 июля 2018 г.
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Coats Refuses to Comment on Reports Trump Asked Him to Push Back on Russia Probe Stories
The US president came under fire for downplaying the intelligence assessment that Russia allegedly interfered in the 2016 election during a joint presser with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday.
The US intelligence community released a report in January 2017 which it concluded that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
Russian officials have repeatedly denied the allegations, noting that no evidence has been revealed to back up the claims. Moreover, Russian officials have said the allegations have been made up as an excuse for a candidate's election loss and to deflect public opinion from actual instances of election fraud, corruption as well as other issues.
Criticism Unlikely to Keep Trump From Meeting Putin Again – Ex-US Diplomat
Albright Goes Off on Trump, Calls Him 'Gift That Keeps Giving to Putin'
Finnish Media Under Fire for Focusing on FLOTUS's Style at Trump-Putin Summit
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Elebaires Spanish Language School > Blog > After school activities > Picada Fridays!
Every Friday, we invite Elebaires students to a picada with friends, drinks, and traditional argentine foods. This is a great opportunity for all the students to get to know each other and exchange cultures. We have had students from Germany, Holland, Australia, Japon, Astonia, United States, Korea, Canada, England and more to share a meal and welcome the weekend with us!
Before the weather turned chilly, we had the picadas in the park right in front of the Congresso building. However, as the winter months are approaching, we have moved the picada location to inside the school. This past week we ate empanadas of pollo, carne, cebolla y queso, jamon y queso, caprese, y verdura. These are all traditional flavors of Argentina and the students loved them! Out of 90 empanadas, there wasnt a single one left behind. The students also enjoyed beer and wine as we sat together, listened to latin music, and practiced the language skills that we had learned that week.
During past picadas, students have also enjoyed handmade argentine pizza, chori pan, and tortas. We hope to keep this tradition alive and are always looking forward to the next picada. We are eager to listen to any suggestions that the students might have for making each one even better than the last. Everyone is welcome to join the picada and start the weekend off right with Elebaires!


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I cannot ever thank his breeders, Roseann and Rich Deutsch of Kloud Burst Alaskan Malamutes, enough for the favor they did in allowing me to bring this kind and gentle boy home.
Ashlar was a very good sled dog, as his reaching, free-flowing stride made it easy for him to keep going all day. For a big boy, he was still extremely light on his feet, and yet with the CLEAN movement that I find so desirable in a working dog. He had beautiful side-gait, with no excessive "kick" in the rear- instead moving with an efficient, tireless drive. Ash's fun side was always been just under the surface, though- as evident in his frequent leaps off the ground. He loved both work and play.
Ashlar has did a little bit of training in agility- he earned 1 AKC Novice Standard (preferred) leg in June 2006, with a 1st place! He earned both his WTD and WPD in early 2003, and his CGC in 2002. Ash had such a loving character- he was my constant shadow at home, following me everywhere I go. He was like a great innocent- honest in character, and completely without guile or deviousness- it would never occur to him to disobey deliberately...though he did sometimes seem to forget what he was supposed to be doing!
In early 2007, Ashlar suffered a serious back injury from a fall on the ice, leaving him temporarily paralyzed. In light of his injury, I could not see risking his health in trying to attain the final leg toward his weight pulling title- to me, it was just not worth it! We were happy that he could walk again- the fact that he recovered enough to once more enjoy running and jumping in agility is amazing!! He only competed lightly however, so as to not put too much stress on him, and stayed in competition right up into his 11th year, even completing a couple of titles in CPE agility, where he enjoyed the benefit of a very low jump height. He lived a very long life, and was healthy right to the end.


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Conister Bank's parent company Manx Financial Group PLC announces £2.7 million profit before tax and a 13.8% increase of total assets to £196.9 million.
Manx Financial Group PLC, the locally based AIM listed financial services group, which includes Conister Bank Limited, Edgewater Associates Limited, Manx FX Limited and Conister Finance & Leasing Ltd recently published its Annual Report.
Jim Mellon, who is executive chairman of Manx Financial Group PLC, commented "I am pleased to announce that the outcome for 2018 showed a broadly similar profit to 2017, despite the figures including the expense of further investments in infrastructure, the most important being the opening of a new UK full-service HQ in Newbury and a significant upgrade in our IT infrastructure. We have continued to strengthen our Balance Sheet and our new business pipeline remains buoyant for all our core activities. As a result, we are in an excellent position to report further success, both at the Interims and at the full year".
Conister Bank Limited exceeded its targets for the year with new lending increasing by 38.4% to £102.1 million (2017: £73.7 million), driven by a 41.9% uplift in lending on the Isle of Man and a substantial increase in demand for its structured product range in the UK.
Net loan book growth of 21.0% to £148.3 million (2017: £122.5 million) has been achieved with no deterioration in loan book quality with performing loans remaining at 97.2%. In anticipation of this increase in UK demand, the Bank opened a fully equipped new office in both Newbury and Manchester.
Operating expenses decreased by £0.2 million to £6.0 million (2017: £6.2 million), but this masks the investment made in technology, which will underpin the Bank's growth in 2019 and beyond. The Bank successfully installed a new deposit system in 2018 and this has helped manage the growth of the deposit base by 11.4% to £158.5 million (2017: £142.3 million).
Douglas Grant, Managing Director of Conister Bank Limited, commented on the Bank's performance, "Despite the shadow of economic uncertainty, Conister Bank exceeded expectations for the year and achieved record lending in 2018. Our balanced approach to acquiring businesses; servicing the UK wholesale funding market and developing online lending to our island community, allows us to enhance our customer's experience and develop customer centric products".


Sure we already know all the big events in Canada – Osheaga, the Calgary Stampede, Canada Day on Parliament Hill – but what about the lesser known celebrations and festivals across the country?
Did you know Canada is home to the world's largest fireworks competition, or that in Saskatchewan they've perfected the art of tailgating?
This guide will give you some ideas about unique things to do and see in Canada, starting this summer. While you're here, hire a local guide in Canada to take you out for a REAL travel experience!
Vancouver is home to the world's largest fireworks competition. It happens over several weeks every summer, and it's called The Vancouver Symphony of Fire. It's been happening every year since 1990, and it attracts the world's best fireworks pyro-technicians and designers.
Since over 400,000 people show up each year for the festival, keep in mind the best viewing points will be very crowded. English Bay Beach is the best place for viewing, but you have to arrive very early. It's best to arrive on foot, as many of the roads are closed and parking can become a nightmare. There are also many concession stands and food vendors here, as well as plenty of restrooms!
Don't forget, there are even more weird things about Vancouver you have to discover while here.
Every October, Cape Breton (Nova Scotia) puts off an island-wide, nine-day celebration of Celtic Culture. It's the largest in North America, in fact. Each year, 47+ concerts are held at venues all across the island, in everything from 18th century reconstructed chapels to brand spanking new facilities and community halls. People come from all over the world, including Ireland, Scotland, Norway, Denmark, and even Cuba. It's all about live music, Celtic culture, and appreciating Cape Breton's natural beauty.
Why is the festival held in the autumn? Cape Breton is world renowned for its unbelievable autumn foliage. Everything is dressed in vibrant reds, oranges, yellows, and golds. As a festival-goer, you can travel from event to event. Visit the gorgeous Bras d'Or Lakes, or drive through the Cabot Trail. If you want to do one of the best hikes in Canada, walk the Skyline Loop. You'll get stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, AND some epic foliage action.
One part hippie mayhem, one part awesome country music, the Ness Creek Music Festival found in Saskatchewan may be hard to reach for some… but it's completely worth it. This festival is based on the former "Ecological Fair," featuring ecological workshops and displays with local musicians playing on a small stage. Nowadays it's a 4-day celebration with over 30 main stage performances.
There's also a Workshop stage, an Eco-Village, a community kitchen, an area for children, drum and dance circles, sharing circles, and after hours venues… meaning you really get to party hard in rural Saskatchewan. This entire area is stunning, also: Ness Creek and Ness Lake make for some wonderful scenic backdrops. If you want a real fun experience, opt to camp out.
It might come as no surprise, but there are actually MANY poutine festivals in Canada! One of the biggest is in Drummondville, Quebec. This event is literally a celebration of Quebec's famous dish: French fries smothered in cheese curds and a special poutine sauce. It may sound strange, but it's actually delicious. If you feel like clogging your arteries and listening to some big bands in the process, this is the festival for you!
But poutine popularity has spawned a handful of other festivals across Canada as well, including in Ottawa and in Montreal (for the first time ever this year). How can you dedicate a whole festival to poutine, you ask? Well, let's just say people get creative. Poutine with meat? Poutine with veggies? Poutine with everything you can think of? Yes. It happens.
Who knew that Saskatchewan pulled off such epic festivals? Craven Country Jamboree is about as country as it gets. Some of the biggest country music acts have performed here, including the likes of Garth Brooks, Toby Keith, Tim McGraw, Willie Nelson, and even Johnny Cash. It's held every summer at the end of July, and hosts 23,500 people. Despite its huge numbers, the Craven Country Jamboree is not exactly well known across Canada.
There are campsites around the festival for people travelling to the festival, as well as bus services from Regina and Moose Jaw. If you want a REAL tailgating experience, this is the place to do it! Join all the other prairie cowboys for parties out of the boxes of their trucks, sipping cold Budweiser beer and soaking up the country livin'.
This might be the biggest little festival in Canada. Situated in St. John's, Newfoundland, you'll find one of the summer's craziest parties. George Street is renowned for having more pubs and clubs per square foot than any other street in North America, and even though St. John's is a small town, it sure knows how to party.
For one week at the end of every July, George Street closes up its entrances and turns the entire street into one big concert/festival/party. You pay a fee to get onto the street, and then you're able to buy alcohol from vendors and wander between bars at will (without having to pay cover charges). Throughout the week, big name bands from across Canada and the USA play on the centre stage. Don't miss Saturday Night, with its traditional Newfoundland "Kitchen Party" (with local music), or the "World's Biggest Screech-In" where you'll be initiated as a Newfoundlander.
Yup, this exists. It's considered the most nonviolent conflict resolution game in the world – Rock, Paper, Scissors, and if you've had any childhood at all, you've played it at least once in your life.
It's not just a child's game though, clearly. People take this seriously. The stakes are high at this awesome competition found in Toronto, Ontario. Even better: it's held at the delicious Steam Whistle Brewing company. You can follow up some intense Rock Scissors Paper sessions with a pint of good local brew.
Did you know that Canada has its own Oktoberfest? Held every year in Kitchener and Waterloo, Ontario, it's considered the second largest Oktoberfest in the world. With its beer-based celebrations, there's also a major parade held on Thanksgiving Day.
Why is there an Oktoberfest in Ontario? Both Kitchener and Waterloo have strong German influences, and Kitchener was even once called Berlin. The festival's mascot is Onkel Hans, a large man in Bavarian dress with a thick moustache. Throughout the festival, events take place all over the cities. As you can imagine, things can get a little boozy. Book your accommodations in advance for this one!
Found in Nanaimo, British Columbia, this four-day marine festival ends with a 36-mile bathtub race across the straits of Georgia. The finish line is typically at Departure Bay, but this year they've moved it to the Maffeo Sutton Park in downtown Nanaimo.
The competitors ain't messing around either: each bathtub costs about $3000, and has an 8 horsepower motor. Folks take this game so seriously, there's even a Royal Nanaimo Bathtub Society, and the race has been going on for 48 years.
Yes, there is an Elvis Festival in Collingwood, Ontario. Every summer, this tiny town plays host to hordes of visitors who pay tribute to the music and legend of Elvis Presley. You'll find Elvis impersonators, tribute artists, and diehard fans roaming the streets and impersonating Elvis.
Events include: a most decked-out Cadillac competition, a full carnival, meeting champion tribute artists, and even an Elvis themed wedding. We're serious.
Do you have a favourite Canadian festival? Let us know!
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Frederick Gomez (ur. 25 października 1984) – arubański piłkarz występujący na pozycji obrońcy, obecnie zawodnik SV Racing Club Aruba.

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Gomez rozpoczynał karierę piłkarską w wieku 21 lat w zespole SV Racing Club Aruba. Już w swoim debiutanckim sezonie – 2005/2006 – wywalczył tytuł króla strzelców ligi, natomiast w rozgrywkach 2006/2007 został wicemistrzem kraju. Rok później osiągnął już tytuł mistrzowski i osiągnięcie to powtórzył podczas sezonu 2010/2011. W 2012 roku triumfował w pucharze Aruby – Torneo Copa Betico Croes.

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W seniorskiej reprezentacji Aruby Gomez zadebiutował w 2002 roku. Wystąpił w dwóch meczach wchodzących w skład eliminacji do Mistrzostw Świata 2006, na które jego drużyna ostatecznie się nie zakwalifikowała. Brał także udział w kwalifikacjach do Mistrzostw Świata 2014, gdzie strzelił pierwszego gola w kadrze narodowej – wpisał się na listę strzelców w wygranej 4:2 konfrontacji z Saint Lucia. Strzelił także bramkę w rewanżowym spotkaniu z tym samym rywalem, przegranym 2:4, a Arubańczycy odpadli po rzutach karnych, tracąc szansę dostania się na mundial.

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Q: Cannot set properties of null (setting '0') when trying to pass data into datetime field I am working on a housing application that currently uses a datetime field for move in date and move in time. I don't really like how the datetime format looks on the frontend, but I want to keep it in my SQL database, so my idea on how to execute this was:
1: When page is loaded, split the datetime field into seperate date and time fields.
2: If the user make changes to the date or time and clicks "update", then the fields will be merged back into the datetime field.
I thought it would be simple, but when I try to do this, I get the error "Cannot set properties of null (setting '0')"
Here is a simplified version of my code. I am using Vue Bootstrap for this application.

<template>
        <b-form-row>
          <b-col lg="6">
            <b-form-group :label="$t('Date and time')">
              <date-time-picker
                v-model="tenancy.moveInDate"
                :format="format"
                :show-second="false"
                type="datetime"
              />
            </b-form-group>
          </b-col>
        </b-form-row>

        <b-form-row>
          <b-col lg="6">
            <b-form-group :label="$t('Move in date')">
              <b-date-picker  v-model="tenancy.date"/>
            </b-form-group>
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        </b-form-row>

        <b-form-row>
          <b-col lg="6">
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              <b-time-picker  v-model="tenancy.time"  />
            </b-form-group>
          </b-col>
        </b-form-row>

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     data() {
      return {
        tenancy: {
          moveInDate: moment('DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm'),
          date: moment('DD/MM/YYYY'),
          time: moment('HH:mm'),

        }
      }
    },
    computed: {
      format() {
        return localeOptions[this.$i18n.locale].datepicker.format + ' LT';
      }
    },
    methods: {
      update(){
        this.tenancy.moveInDate[0] = this.tenancy.date;
        this.tenancy.moveInDate[1] = this.tenancy.time;
       }
    },
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      this.tenancy.date = tenancy.moveInDate.split('')[0]
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A: Dates are never going to be simple, sorry. You're off to a bad start attacking them with string methods. Moment is deprecated, and you should be able to do without it. This is doesn't directly fix your problem, but I really recomend you set yourself some rules for date handling. Mine would be: dates should be date objects in your model, formatted at the last moment for display. On the wire, they should be ISO UTC date strings. In the database, they should be UTC datetimes. If you then need to split a datetime into date and time, the date object has all the methods you need: toLocaleTimeString(), toLocaleString(), toLocaleDateString() etc.

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This post has been sitting in my drafts abandoned for weeks now and since I didn't have anything scheduled for today, I thought I would finally share it with everyone. I also think the timing of this post is actually perfect especially after some of that "anti-blogger" sentiments spreading on Twitter last week - let's not rehash that ugly situation. Anyways, book blogging is such a community collaboration and I think we tend to be very undervalued by industry professionals for all the work we do. In times like these (and anytime honestly), we need to be supportive of our fellow bookworms and show them that we are there for them. In this post, I am highlighting 6 simple ways you can do that.
This is really the easiest way to probably show your appreciation for a blogger. I can tell you that it always makes me happy and proud when someone decides to follow my blog. I've been doing this blogging thing for 7 years and that ecstatic feeling as you watch the follower count go up has yet to go away.
If you have a social media account such as Twitter and Facebook, be sure to share the posts you like from your favorite bloggers. Admittedly, I am quite bad at this, but I am trying to get better at it! If I see a blogger tweet a link to their post on my timeline, I will very likely retweet the link.
If you're a fellow blogger yourself, you can show your appreciation for a blogger by sharing/featuring their blog button on your webpage. A lot of bloggers have custom blog buttons with their names on it and I find that that's a simple and efficient way to help boost your fellow bloggers.
I personally don't have any affiliate links on the blog here (I should get to that at some point!), but most book bloggers do. If you decide to purchase a book or anything else from Amazon, check to see if any of your favorite bloggers have affiliate links and consider making your purchases through those links.
How do you normally show appreciation for your favorite bloggers? Anything you personally would love?


STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK has filed H1B LCAs and Green Card PERM applications for different fiscal years. The applications filed by STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK could have been certified, denied or withdrawn during the same period. Please click on the links below to view the detail H1B LCA and Green Card PERM certification history of STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK including the status, offered salaries, work locations, job titles and nationalities at STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK.
Note: Before STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK can hire foreign nationals , it must file labor certifications with DOL (Department of Labor). The application can be approved, withdrawn or denied by the DOL. To hire a candidate temporarity, H1B LCAs are filed. For permanent hiring, Green Card PERM applications are filed by the employer on behalf of the candidate.


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Useful Area information for STUBBS ROAD, PONTEFRACT, WF8 3LP
Stubbs road is in Selby in the county of North Yorkshire which resides in the Yorkshire and The Humber region of England. The postcode is within the Whitley ward, which is in the constituency of Selby and Ainsty. This page is a collection of useful information for Stubbs road, Selby, and the neighbourhood in which it resides.
We found 6 house sales in WF8 3LP. The most recent transaction was number 2 that sold for £205,000 on 05 Jul 2019. The most expensive house purchase so far has been number 1 that sold for £250,000 on 25 Jul 2017 and the lowest has been number 2 that sold for £55,750 on 31 Jan 2002. If you are interested in more detailed information then keep reading as we give insights about all of them in this page later on.
Regarding the Index of Multiple Deprivation, WF8 3LP has a score of 16945 out of 32844.
MOUNT PLEASANT - WF8 3LW
WINDYRIDGE - WF8 3LQ
CHURCHFIELD LANE - WF8 3SN
NEW ROAD - WF8 3LH
£55,750 on 31 Jan 2002
2, STUBBS ROAD, WF8 3LP, PONTEFRACT, LITTLE SMEATON, SELBY Leasehold, Semi-Detached house Sold for £205,000 on 05 Jul 2019
1, STUBBS ROAD, WF8 3LP, PONTEFRACT, LITTLE SMEATON, SELBY Leasehold, Terraced house Sold for £250,000 on 25 Jul 2017
2, STUBBS ROAD, WF8 3LP, PONTEFRACT, LITTLE SMEATON, SELBY Leasehold, Semi-Detached house Sold for £188,995 on 23 Sep 2016
3, STUBBS ROAD, WF8 3LP, PONTEFRACT, LITTLE SMEATON, SELBY Leasehold, Terraced house Sold for £117,500 on 09 Dec 2011
2, STUBBS ROAD, WF8 3LP, PONTEFRACT, LITTLE SMEATON, SELBY Leasehold, Semi-Detached house Sold for £155,000 on 23 May 2003
2, STUBBS ROAD, WF8 3LP, PONTEFRACT, LITTLE SMEATON, SELBY Leasehold, Semi-Detached house Sold for £55,750 on 31 Jan 2002
9 - DE - Semi-skilled and unskilled manual workers; those on state benefit/unemployed, & lowest grade workers
Shared Ownership: 1
Council: 12
Private rented: 5
The most common ethnicity is White. Residents have the following ethnicities: 280 White, 1 Gypsy, 0 Indian, 0 Bangladeshi, 0 Other asian, 0 Black, 2 Mixed.
Pakistani: 0
Detached: 86
Terraced: 7
Flat: 0
Muslim: 0
GCSES 1 to 4 any grades: 66
The median age of this location's residents is 47.0 while the mean age is 44.20141. The most frequent age group is Fourty-five to fifty-nine. These conclusions are made from the following data: 0-4 years: 8, 5-7 years: 14, 8-9 years: 8, 10-14 years: 17, 16-17 years: 8, 18-19 years: 8, 20-24 years: 9, 25-29 years: 7, 25-29 years: 7, 30-44 years: 43, 45-59 years: 74, 60-64 years: 20, 65-74 years: 34, 75-84 years: 19, 85-89 years: 5.
This location in Pontefract is categorised as Rural village.
Three: 1
According to the latest census which took place in 2011, this postcode had a population of 10 people that includes overnight visitors as well as permanent residents. Furthermore, there were 4 households.
Many postcodes have been retired over the years but WF8 3LP is not one of them and it was first introduced on 01 Jan 1980.
Some might find it useful that this area's grid reference number is SE531164. The grid reference number uses cartesian coordinates.
The district code of WF8 3LP is E07000169 and its county code is E10000023.
The geographic X and Y coordinates are the approximate centre of the location covered by WF8 3LP postal code.
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LITTLE SMEATON
Selby and Ainsty
Selby 010C
Selby 010


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Question for any mom's with babies with allergies. My baby started having streaks of blood in his poopy diapers over a month ago. I brought him to the pediatrician and he said this is almost always caused by milk protein allergy and to cut out all dairy from my diet. Also said to avoid soy as babies who are allergic to milk often are also allergic to soy. He is EBF.
So I cut out all dairy. I look at ingredient labels and I don't even eat things that say "may contain traces of dairy." I've cut out soy completely off and on for weeks at a time but am not sure it is doing anything, and it is hard to cut out. But he STILL has blood in his diapers. And it seems to be growing more frequent. For the past couple of weeks he hasn't had a single day where there wasn't at least small amount of visible blood specks I'm his diaper. Sometimes it's a lot. It doesn't seem to have a clear correlation with what I've eaten. There have been only a couple times I think I've accidentally eaten butter.
I've reported this to the doctor and our nurse twice and they kind of just tell me to not worry about it too much and maybe traces of dairy are getting in somehow. But I am so careful and check all ingredient labels.
Is there anyone whose baby also had a milk protein allergy?? Did their symptoms disappear when you eliminated milk? I'm starting to feel like I need to cut out wheat, eggs, and nuts as well because cutting out milk doesn't seem to do anything. I also have an issue with breastmilk oversupply and read this could be related, but our nurse said that couldn't be it.
I'd call again and if they don't take it seriously switch doctors.
Once I switched to dairy free I almost immediately noticed a difference, although it sometimes takes 2 weeks to get dairy out of your system and then of course 2 weeks for LO. But I've never actually seen it last up to a month with no difference. Definitely speak to your doctor.
Following. Wish I had answers but am in a similar situation. My LO (little one) has bloody streaks in her stool also. I've cut out dairy for 5 weeks and I've always been gluten free. My ped chalked it up to a small rectal tear or something from straining. But I don't know how much sense this makes - her EBF (extended breastfeeding, exclusively breastfeeding) poo is basically liquid. Soy is the next step but it's so hard. I don't have tons of time to cook right now because I have a Velcro baby and all gluten free packaged items pretty much have soy in it.
I cut our dairy and soy and saw some improvements but not great. Once I cut out egg and wheat as well things finally are back to normal. There's a really good Facebook group for people will dairy soy allergy ect that's been helpful.
Following. Wish I had answers but am in a similar situation. My LO has bloody streaks in her stool also. I've cut out dairy for 5 weeks and I've always been gluten free. My ped chalked it up to a small rectal tear or something from straining. But I don't know how much sense this makes - her EBF poo is basically liquid. Soy is the next step but it's so hard. I don't have tons of time to cook right now because I have a Velcro baby and all gluten free packaged items pretty much have soy in it.
Yeah, it is so hard once you have multiple allergies! It feels like soy is in everything!! I wish you luck and I'm sorry about your little one's struggles!
Wow, that is a lot. Did it get easier? I'm thinking I will try and cut out more possible see if the blood goes away. I'm determined to keep breastfeeding, but does it ever make you want to switch to the dairy soy free formula? My baby seems to get really fussy around the diapers that have a lot of blood in them. I feel so bad for him. It all just makes me want to buy some coconut ice cream and cry, Haha! Thank you for your input.
If you don't see a difference, then add dairy back in. If your kiddo is having the issue when you are dairy free then it's not related to eating dairy.
Unfortunately dairy or dairy derivatives such as casein, caseinates, or whey is in almost everything. Soy is an alternative to dairy. So pretty much dairy free products are supplemented for soy.
My youngest has a dairy sensitivity/allergy, not sure which. He had super mucusy diarrhea 10+ times a day and vomiting several times a day. We cut out most dairy/soy but impossible to cut out all cooked in dairy. You would pretty much only eat fruit and veggies, some meats. We tried several types of formula for supplementing such as sensitive, gentle, soy, spit up, and now on Alimentum. Alimentum has been helping, no more diarrhea and vomiting/spit up is less but he is also on reflux meds to help.
If lo is still having bloody stools I would recommend getting a referral to a GI and allergist to make sure nothing else is going on.
It can take up to 3 weeks for any allergen to leave your system, also eating out is hard because lots of places use butter and you don't know what kind of oil they are using!
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After Arjun Aloysius's daring escape last week, it was the former Central Bank Governor Arjuna Mahendran's turn to take the witness box to give evidence before the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the issuance of Treasury Bonds at the Central Bank. And that's exactly what happened this week which saw several previously surfaced matters arising once again, following the conclusion of Perpetual Treasuries Ltd CEO Kasun Palisena's evidence.
On Tuesday (19) Mahendran's testimony began after his counsel claimed that he would testify, although not being legally required to so, as he is a 'foreign citizen'.
Mahendran's Counsel Romesh de Silva PC making a statement prior to the witness's arrival claimed that his client is giving his testimony, as a Singaporean citizen, to prove his innocence and to support the Commission. He also added that his client should be treated with "respect, dignity and decorum" when cross-examined by counsel of the Attorney General's office, failing which he reserves the right to withdraw from the proceedings at any point.
The Commission acknowledging the statement responded that Mahendran will be treated as every other witness who appeared before the Commission, with utmost respect. Accordingly, Mahendran's testimony wasled by his Counsel where he moved to establish clarifications on several allegations which had been levelled against him.
Commissioner Chitrasiri further conceded that Mahendran cannot take the same position Perpetual Treasuries Arjun Aloysius took previously, where he refused to give evidence on the basis that he might be incriminating himself. The Commission noted that compelling Aloysius to give evidence could have led to a review of the case in Superior Courts. Noting that Mahendran cannot resort to the same position, the Commission claimed that his evidence will continue as usual. The Commission made the order to clarify their actions, in the face of recent media reports.
Mahendran testifying before the Commission noted that prior to his appointment as the CBSL Governor, he had vacated the directorial positions of all the companies he had chaired. He also said he had not held any positions while holding the Governor's positions and had not maintained shares from other companies too.
Mahendran's Counsel also said that his client had maintained an 'open door policy' during his tenure at the CBSL, where he had had a casual relationship with his colleagues.
However, he also noted that after taking up the position he had been informed of a Rs 39 billion loss since 2013 and 2014 at the CBSL, which he had remedied by reconstructing several departments. Accordingly, he had established three clusters which were divided among the three Deputy Governors.
On his relationship with his son-in-law Arjun Aloyisus, of the Perpetual Treasuries Ltd., Mahendran was asked whether he had discussed official matters with him on any occasion. This he completely denied. He also noted that the fact that Aloysius had married his daughter back in 2012 was common knowledge among the country's decision-makers as many politicians and members of the business community had been present at the wedding.
The issue regarding the meeting between Mahendran, then Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake, Minister Kabir Hashim and Malik Samarawickrama was also brought up. Here Mahendran claimed that the meeting that took place on 26 February – one day prior to the controversial Treasury Bond auction – was to inform the CBSL of the Government's requirement of Rs 75 billion for uncompleted road development projects. Consequently, he noted that he had requested a letter confirming this meeting from Karunanayake prior to his appearance before the second Committee on Private Enterprises (COPE) in June 2016.
This matter surfaced initially when Karunanayake was giving evidence before the Commission earlier this year. The issue of this undated letter was questioned and was clarified as to have been an oversight according to the former Finance Minister.
On Friday during the cross-examination of Mahendran the matter of the letter resurfaced. Acting Solicitor General de Livera alleged there's an 'absolute contradiction' in the statement made to Parliament by Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe on 17 March 2015 and a letter issued by the former Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake with regard to funds said to have been requested from the Central Bank.
De Livera went as far as to suggest that Mahendran had "concocted" his testimony about two Government Ministers, namely Karunanayake and Kabir Hashim, asking the Central Bank to raise Rs 75 billion for urgent road development projects, leading up to the 27 February 2015 auction.
The Prime Minister had in his statement, de Livera recollected, that there had been an urgent funding requirement of Rs 15 billion, which he said was a 'glaring contradiction' to Karunanayake's statement in the letter. Mahendran disagreed, claiming that there had been references to medium-term and short-term requirements. Rs 15 billion had been initially needed by at least the beginning of the following week, and a further Rs 75 billion subsequently.
At this point, de Livera accused Mahendran of lying, calling this particular testimony a material contradiction. Citing testimony by senior Treasury officials who, according to de Livera, had said there was no documentation for such a request to their knowledge.
Asked if Mahendran still advances his assertion that there was this urgent funding requirement in the face of "all this evidence," the former Governor said it was "verbally indicated" to him by the ministers and that it was on the back of his mind on 27 February, the day of the auction.
When he was being led on the evidence, Mahendran relayed the occurrences that took place on the day of the auction. He claimed that he visited the Public Debt Department while the auction was ongoing in order to see the results. On both occasions, he had been accompanied by several other officers including two Deputy Governors. He highlighted that until he received the bid sheet later that day he had not been aware of the identity of the bidders in the auction.
Mahendran claimed that the allegations being made against him, by the Attorney General's Department, are based on factually incorrect assumptions which he went on to clarify.
It was during the cross-examination of evidence however, where it was suggested that Mahendran had interfered with the due process in the 27 February 2015 Treasury Bond auction, thereby influencing its outcome. The allegations were completely denied by Mahendran. He claimed that bids were accepted in concurrence with the then CBSL Deputy Governors and senior Public Debt Department (PDD) officials, with the objective of raising funds to meet the unprecedentedly massive requirements of the government.
ASG Dappula de Livera in his cross-examination of Mahendran said the former Governor had manipulated the due process, with an undisclosed motive in mind.
"I totally reject that," said Mahendran.
Suggesting that Mahendran had forcibly accompanied his two deputy governors, Dr. Nandalal Weerasinghe and Ananda Silva with him to the PDD the second time he is said to have visited it, de Livera said the evidence the two had given under oath was that neither of them knew where they were even going.
A sum of Rs 172 billion had to be raised in March 2015, and Mahendran, he claimed, did not have the "foggiest" idea on how the CBSL was going to do that. The witness claimed that he was expecting guidance from the deputy officers, adding that he had then suggested to them to go along with him to the PDD to see how much money the auction had raised.
At this point, Commissioner Justice Prasanna Jayawardena inquired, since Mahendran could not have known how much had bid by way of private placements, if he had testified earlier that he discussed the small amounts raised (through private placements) in his office, would that testimony have been false. Mahendran agreed.
De Livera then recounted that, at the PDD, Mahendran was with the two deputy governors, then Superintendent of Public Debt Deepa Seneviratne and her two Additional Superintendents U. L. Muthugala and Dr. M. Z. M. Aazim. The Acting Solicitor General put to the former Governor that, once Superintendent Seneviratne had told him that some 20 billion had been received, he had instructed her to "take 20." Both Seneviratne and Dr. Aazim, said de Livera, had objected to their Governor's proposition.
De Livera, however, maintained that the Additional Superintendent had argued with the Governor on the basis that accepting 20 billion would've created a shock in the market, to which, according to de Livera, Mahendran had said "take 10." "I don't recall that," responded Mahendran, reiterating that he had simply asked Dr. Aazim how much would've been a reasonable amount to accept.
When de Livera suggested that he had insisted on accepting 10 billion, Mahendran said he did not insist on the amount, but had simply asked Dr. Aazim to, once again, suggest a "reasonable" amount as the Central Bank had to raise Rs 13.5 billion by the following Monday.
De Livera then said Mahendran had told the PDD officials to go back to the pre-September 2014 rate and told PDD Superintendent Seneviratne to take 10 billion.
Mahendran denied this, claiming that he had said, "if I were you, I would accept 10 billion" to her and had walked off.
According to Mahendran's testimony yesterday, 13.5 billion was the realistic amount CBSL could've raised, given the fact that private placements had apparently not generated much. He claimed that Dr. Aazim had told him that if a line was drawn at the 10 billion mark, it would've been the rate at which the coupon equaled the highest bid – 12.5 per cent would correspond to the 12.5 per cent of the highest bid under10 billion. The weighted average rate of all the bids would be 11.73 per cent, he said, adding that he had then asked him what the weighted average rate of the previous 30-year bond auction held in May 2014 had been.


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Press release, Viscom AG: Future-Oriented Investment in High-Quality X-ray Tubes
Future-Oriented Investment in High-Quality X-ray Tubes
Hanover, Germany, July 2019 – Viscom has invested in the development and production of microfocus X-ray tubes. The primary focus of this investment comprises three new X-ray laboratories with certified radiation safety up to 300 kV and 1500 W. This expansion facilitates the further development of global business in the direct radiation and transmission tube segments.
Microfocus X-ray tubes are distinguished by their especially small focal spot size, which enables them to generate extremely sharp images. To meet even the most exacting technological standards of performance, resolution and stability in the future, Viscom has established a state-of-the-art competence center for X-ray tubes in a 250 m² section of hall 5 on its Hanover campus. As of June 2019, numerous closely related processes have been brought together here under one roof, including development, production, final inspection and customer-specific adaptation of the tubes.
Extremely sophisticated superstructures and testing are now implemented in the new competence center for X-ray tubes. Optimal safety is offered by walls and ceilings of radiation-shielding concrete with a density of 3.2 t/m³ as well as leaded gates and cable conduits, safety switches and camera surveillance.
Two of the three areas shielded from radiation are used primarily for putting the products into service shortly before delivery. The continuous tests and stress tests can be conducted simultaneously on two separate data processors and controllers. The third X-ray laboratory is used mainly for ongoing development of the complete tubes and the corresponding individual components. All product functions are tested.
Microfocus X-ray tubes from Viscom are used in Viscom's high-quality inspection systems, which are deployed primarily for quality control in electronics manufacturing around the globe. They also are used in X-ray laboratories and installed as components in premium machinery. Thus, a wide range of objects in many different industries, from small workpieces to entire car bodies, can be reliably inspected and measured, also in combination with X-ray computer tomography.
Viscom offers both direct radiation and transmission tubes with voltages of up to 250 kV. Extensive approvals and permits are available for operation worldwide, including in North America and France. "The right product selection is based on the desired performance range, the required resolution and the intended application," explained Christian Wolff, who is responsible for global sales of X-ray solutions at Viscom.
The wide range of microfocus X-ray tubes offered by Viscom extends up to a maximum of 500 W for particularly fast inspections or, as an option, especially high inspection quality for large and solid objects. According to Wolff, "The outstanding versatility of Viscom's X-ray tubes is currently a unique selling point in the market. For example, our XT9250D-500W offers impressively high resolutions as well as inspection optimized in terms of time, which is exceedingly important when used in production lines. These features make it an outstanding choice for industrial use in particular."
In addition to product adaptations such as special drill holes for fasteners, Viscom develops special, customized tubes. Among other things, they can be equipped with special cooling systems or a radiation shield. Viscom's proprietary VXC operating software is always included as standard, and is used to control the entire X-ray process. Other software applications then take over further steps via interfaces, up to and including image analysis and 3D reconstruction – like the high-performance XMC software, which is available for Viscom's manual inspection systems.
1_The new X-ray laboratories enable Viscom's staff to conduct final inspections of finished X-ray tubes, among other things
2_Inspection of the interface to the X-ray controller on a new microfocus transmission tube
About Viscom
Viscom AG develops, manufactures and sells high-quality inspection systems. Our range encompasses the full spectrum of optical and X-ray inspection systems. Viscom is one of the world's leading providers of assembly inspection systems for the electronics manufacturing industry. The company's systems can be networked and customized to meet specific customer needs. Viscom's headquarters and production site are located in Hanover, Germany. Viscom has a large international network of subsidiaries, applications centers, service centers and representatives. Founded in 1984, Viscom has been listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (ISIN: DE0007846867) since 2006. For further information, visit www.viscom.com.
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I am planning on adding a "Pros and Cons" section to all of the tank pages as well, so I will ask you guys every once in a while about a tank that I might need information on about its pros and cons.
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