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Yorkshire Wildlife Trust NEW
https://www.ywt.org.uk/
Location: Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Type: VOLUNTEER / INTERNSHIPS & EXPEDITIONS
Sea Watch Observer Volunteer
For over 13 years the North Sea Wildlife Trusts have worked to conserve our marine wildlife and habitats, with the aim of contributing to achieving The Wildlife Trust's national vision for our seas. Our vision is for:
Marine wildlife to recover from past decline as our use of the seas' resources become environmentally sustainable
The natural environment to adapt well to a changing climate, and ocean processes help to slow down climate change
People to be inspired by marine wildlife and value the sea for the many ways in which it supports our quality of life
Sea Watch Foundation (SWF) is a national marine environmental charity working to improve the conservation of whales, dolphins and porpoises in the seas around Britain and Ireland. SWFs aims are to:
Involve the public in scientific monitoring
Raise awareness and understanding of marine mammals and the threats they face and
Educate, inform and advise for better environmental protection
Are you passionate about protecting marine wildlife? Do you have a special interest in cetaceans (whales, dolphins, porpoises)? Could you help us to learn more about the regions cetacean populations by regularly carrying out surveys? Cetaceans are a common sight in UK waters, with regular sightings of minke whales, harbour porpoise, white beaked dolphins and even humpback whales, off the Yorkshire and north east coastline. Despite this, cetaceans face numerous threats from human activities. If we are to protect cetaceans in our waters then more information on their numbers and locations is required. The North Sea Wildlife Trusts (Durham, Tees Valley, Yorkshire and Lincolnshire) and Sea Watch Foundation are teaming up to improve data collection in this area and would like the help of passionate volunteers to become dedicated Sea Watch Observers to help us achieve this.
By becoming a Sea Watch Observer you will provide important information about how, where and when cetaceans use our coastal waters, enabling us to better protect these animals using conservation measures. Anyone can be an Observer; all you need is enthusiasm, a pair of binoculars and a little patience. If you enjoy spending time by the coast regularly, why not take time to record what you see – and what you don't?!
We will provide full (mandatory) training on how to undertake dedicated cetacean surveys for all volunteers. Liaising with the project co-ordinator, you will decide on a 'watching station' on the coastline from which to regularly conduct surveys. Although any information on cetaceans is useful to us, it is essential that Observers regularly collect "effort related" data. "Effort-related" data means that observers time their watch and collect environmental data every 15 minutes during the watch. There is no set time/date for a watch period, as long as time, date and location are carefully noted, along with any sightings information.
The volunteer will contribute information to a national database on cetaceans by conducting land-based sea watch surveys from your local coastline. Tasks the volunteer will undertake include:
Recording cetacean sightings data (and relevant environmental data) from a designated 'watching station' on the coast You will use paper data sheets. We will work with each volunteer to agree on a watching location that works for us and the volunteer
Submitting your survey data to the regional co-ordinator on a regular basis
Reporting your sightings, particularly unusual ones, to the regional co-ordinator as soon as possible (various platforms available including phone, email and dedicated Facebook group)
Helping with outreach events (optional)
Passion for conservation of the marine environment
An interest and knowledge of British cetaceans or the enthusiasm to learn
Attendance at Sea Watch Observer training course is mandatory
Ability to record sightings information accurately and in detail (recording forms provided)
Ability to survey outdoors for approximately 1 hour
Proactive with the ability to work independently and unsupervised
A mature and responsible attitude
Flexible and adaptable approach as you may volunteer outside of normal office hours
An understanding of health and safety and the risks involved with working by the sea
Desirable or willingness to learn:
Knowledge of the marine environment
A basic knowledge of cetacean identification
First aid qualified (if helping with events)
Close proximity to watching station
Volunteers should be 18 or over, or if 14-18 should be supported and supervised by a responsible adult and have parental/guardian consent to take part.
Attendance at Sea Watch Observer training course is essential. The next online course will take place on Saturday 4th March 2023 and will be a half day course from approximately 9am until 1pm.
By joining the network of Sea Watch Observers in this region and across the country, you will be contributing to the national database of information held on cetacean species in UK waters and so have a direct part to play in their conservation. You'll learn about the cetaceans frequenting the north east coastline and gain experience in field work, plus:
Relevant training for the role e.g. Risk Assessments, Health and Safety, Observer training
Become a valuable member of a professional team
Experience of working within a large conservation organisation
Opportunity to learn more about cetaceans
Opportunity to get involved in a national citizen science project
Access to our internal volunteer training programme
Dedicated equipment provided
Opportunity to meet with other Observers in the are
There is plenty of flexibility in this role as you can choose when you would like to carry out your sea watches. Ideally you will undertake at least one survey per month but you can complete as many as you wish – the more data we receive the better! As a regular volunteer you will also be invited to attend optional volunteer thank you days throughout the year.
If you are interested in applying, please send in a completed application form which can be downloaded from our website by the closing deadline being Thursday 9th February 2023. Please then send your completed application to your local Wildlife Trust:
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust – volunteering@ywt.org.uk
Durham Wildlife Trust – dkealoha@durhamwt.co.uk
Tees Wildlife Trust – education@teeswildlife.org
Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust – dmiller@lincstrust.co.uk
Applications for Yorkshire: Due to the large geographic area of Yorkshire and the popularity of the Sea Watch Observer volunteer role, in the first instance preference will be given to those living within 50 miles of the coast (roughly equivalent to a 1 hour drive).
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Human Rights Champion: Titouan Bernicot
UN Human Rights 2022 funding appeal
Women and peace
A young conservationist is planting corals to restore the South Pacific Ocean
Titouan Bernicot, a marine conservationist from French Polynesia, has been working to restore depleting coral reefs in the South Pacific Ocean. "Corals are the rainforest of the seas, the ocean lungs. They are so important for our planet well-being and for us as humans," he says.
HC calls for decisive action as hate speech grows worldwide, exacerbated by COVID-19
Speaking to the Italian Senate's Extraordinary Commission against intolerance, racism, anti-Semitism and incitement to hatred and violence, the High Commissioner recommended specific reforms to build policies and narratives that emphasise our common humanity and rights.
Bachelet outlines funding needs required to support her "agenda of rights"
UN Human Rights Chief, Michelle Bachelet, launches a USD 400.5 million funding appeal for 2022, urging States and private donors to support her "agenda of rights" through her Office's 103 field presences, staff at headquarters, and global partners.
Bachelet calls for increased support for women to participate in peace
Speaking to the Security Council, the High Commissioner said that in Afghanistan, Sahel countries, Myanmar and elsewhere, violations of women's rights "significantly undermine global efforts to prevent conflict and sustain peace."
Human Rights Day: All human, all equal
On Human Rights Day this year, we're calling for a new social contract with equality at its core. By addressing deep-seated discrimination with human rights, we can move towards a fairer and more inclusive world – because we're all human, and we're all equal.
Papua New Guinea Bachelet warmly welcomes Papua New Guinea's decision to repeal the death penalty, and urges all States that retain it to take a similarly progressive and courageous step.
Sudan visit postponed UN Expert Adama Dieng's first visit ot Sudan has been postponed. Dieng calls on the authorities to share new dates as soon as possible. He will continue to engage with civil society and others, to closely monitor and assess the human rights situation.
Serbia forced labour Experts raise serious concerns about alleged forced labour of approximately 400 Vietnamese migrant workers, who are reported to be victims of trafficking in Serbia.
Yemen conflict Amid a deeply concerning escalation of the conflict in Yemen, we call on all parties to ensure the protection of civilians and civilian objects, in line with their obligations under international law. As has been shown time and time again, there is no military solution to this conflict.
Sudan clampdown The human rights situation in Sudan continues to be of serious concern, with peaceful protesters killed or injured on a near-daily basis by security forces, as well as a clampdown on critics of the authorities and on independent journalists.
Afghanistan: Women and girls Taliban leaders in Afghanistan are institutionalizing large scale and systematic gender-based discrimination and violence against women and girls, experts say.
Ethiopia We are alrmed by the multiple, deeply disturbing reports of civilian casualties and destruction due to airstrikes in Ethiopia's Tigray region. At least 108 civilians have reportedly been killed and 75 others injured in just 14 days. We call for the protection of civilians.
Bosnia and Herzegovina / Serbia We are deeply concerned by incidents in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Serbia glorifying atrocity crimes and convicted war criminals and targeting certain communities with hate speech. The authorities must condemn and refrain from any advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred.
Syria: "Historic conviction" Bachelet hails the conviction by a German court of a senior Syrian intelligence official of crimes against humanity and urges other States to investigate and prosecute international crimes using principles of universal and extra-territorial jurisdiction.
Kazakh protests Amid alarming reports of deadly violence in Kazakhstan, Bachelet urges all, including security forces, protesters and others, to refrain from violence and to seek a peaceful resolution of grievances.
Switzerland UN expert postpones visit to Brian K. after positive steps by authorities.
New UK bill discriminates Experts express serious concern over UK's Nationality and Borders Bill, saying it breaches country's obligations under international law.
Switzerland Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent to visit Switzerland from 17 to 26 January.
Iran: Juvenile execution Experts dismayed by decision by Iranian authorities to proceed with execution of juvenile offender Hossein Shahbazi despite repeated calls to halt it.
Kazakhstan: Experts urge probe Experts call on Kazakhstan authorities and security forces to halt unrestrained use of force, including lethal force, against protesters.
Guantanamo Bay UN experts said the continued operation of Guantanamo Bay was a stain on the US Government's commitment to the rule of law.
Tajikistan / UPR Tajikistan's human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Tanzania / UPR Tanzania's human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Burundi: Torture complaints Committee against Torture has deplored Burundi's lack of cooperation in the individual complaints procedure.
End detention of migrants States have to immediately stop detaining migrant children and ultimately putting an end to the detention of all migrants.
Venezuela: Violation of due process guarantees Venezuela violated a jurist's rights to be tried by an independent tribunal, the Human Rights Committee said
Mexico: Detention and torture of human rights defender CAT has called on Mexico to stop criminalizing legitimate human rights work, after deciding on the case of a human rights defender who was detained and tortured for a crime that he didn't commit.
CERD's country reviews UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination today issued its findings on Chile, Denmark, Singapore, Switzerland and Thailand.
CAT's findings UN Committee against Torture published findings on the Plurinational State of Bolivia, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Nigeria, Serbia and Sweden.
Ecuador: prisons violence Two UN anti-torture bodies expressed alarm at the ongoing violence in Ecuador's prison system.
SPT announces visits for 2022 UN Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture will visit Argentina, Ecuador, Lebanon, Turkey and Tunisia in 2022.
Enhancing participation and protecting civic space
Hate speech Speaking to the Italian Senate's Extraordinary Commission against intolerance, racism, anti-Semitism and incitement to hatred and violence, the High Commissioner recommended specific reforms to build policies and narratives that emphasise our common humanity and rights.
Annual Appeal 2022 Presenting the Office's Annual Appeal for 2022, the High Commissioner said that to work towards resilient societies where equal opportunities are universal, "the commitment of States is not only important, it is urgent." This year's Appeal is calling for a total of US$400.5 million
Women and peace Speaking to the Security Council, the High Commissioner said that in Afghanistan, Sahel countries, Myanmar and elsewhere, violations of women's rights "significantly undermine global efforts to prevent conflict and sustain peace."
Sustainable Development The next years "will fundamentally test global human rights leadership" said Deputy High Commissioner Nada Al-Nashif. Speaking at the fourth Human Rights Council intersessional meeting focusing on Human Rights and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, she echoed the Secretary-General's call for a 'renewed social contract anchored in human rights.'
Ethiopia At a Special Session of the Human Rights Council on Ethiopia, the Deputy High Commissioner detailed alleged violations and abuses of human rights in the context of the conflict; growing humanitarian needs; and thousands of arrests, mainly of Tigrayans, under the state of emergency.
Ukraine Deputy High Commissioner Nada Al-Nashif briefed the Human Rights Council on multiple issues involving civic space and fundamental freedoms in Ukraine from 1 November 2019 to 31 October 2021, including in territory controlled by the Government, territory controlled by the self-proclaimed 'republics' in eastern Ukraine, and the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol
Nicaragua The Deputy High Commissioner updated the Human Rights Council on Nicaragua, especially on the electoral process and the elections held in November. She stressed that restrictions and human rights violations "created an environment unconducive to genuine and free elections."
Afghanistan At a Human Rights Council briefing, Deputy High Commissioner Nada Al-Nashif detailed a wide range of severe human rights issues and said policies now "will define Afghanistan's pathway into the future".
Intersessional seminar on the negative impact of the non-repatriation of funds of illicit origin to the countries of origin on the enjoyment of human rights From: 08-02-2022
Intersessional panel discussion on the challenges and good practices in the prevention of corruption, and the impact of corruption on the enjoyment of human rights in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic From: 15-02-2022
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1. The Holy Martyr Boniface was the slave of a rich young Roman woman named Aglaida and he dwelt with her in an iniquitous cohabitation. But they both felt the sting of conscience and they wanted somehow to be cleansed of their sin. And the Lord granted them the possibility to wash away their sin with their blood and to finish their life in repentance.
On the eve of their arrival an angel appeared to Aglaida in her sleep and told her to prepare herself to receive her former slave, now the brother and fellow-servant of the angels. Aglaida summoned the clergy, and she received the holy relics with great reverence. Then she built a church on the site of his grave and dedicated it to the holy martyr. There she enshrined his relics, glorified by numerous miracles.
After distributing all her wealth to the poor, she withdrew to a monastery, where she spent fifteen years in repentance, then fell asleep in the Lord. She was buried beside Saint Boniface. The sins of the one were washed away by his blood, the other was purified by her tears and asceticism. Both were found worthy to appear unsullied before our Lord Jesus Christ, Who desires not the death of a sinner, but that he should turn from his wickedness and live (Ezek. 33:11).
2. Saint Aglaida (Aglae) was a rich Roman woman and carried on an immoral relationship with her slave Saint Boniface. But they both felt the sting of conscience and they wanted somehow to be cleansed of their sin. And the Lord granted them the possibility to wash away their sin with their blood and to finish their life in repentance.
3. Saint Gregory, Bishop of Homer (Omirits), the son of Agapius and Theodota, was filled with the grace of God and possessed gifts of healing and wonderworking even in his youth. The Providence of God led him to hierarchical service. While still a deacon at Mediolanum (Milan) he heard the foretelling of his destiny from a hermit, and then he received confirmation of these words from another spirit-bearing Elder who lived an ascetic life in the mountains.
When Gregory went to this holy schemamonk for guidance, a miracle occurred. As he approached the mountain, he saw a fiery column in the air. He soon realized that the fiery column was actually the man of God coming toward him. That night he saw the Elder standing in the air above the ground. The Elder revealed to Saint Gregory that he must go to Rome to pray in the church of Saints Boniface and Aglaida. Then he would go to Alexandria and to become a bishop. Then he would arrive in the city of Negran in the land of Homer (in southern Arabia) to proclaim the Gospel.
Saint Gregory felt himself unworthy of this, and wished to remain with the ascetic as his disciple. So that Gregory should have no doubts of the veracity of his words, the Elder revealed that he knew a secret about him. In a vision, Gregory had seen the First-Ranked Apostles Peter and Paul, and they had placed a bishop's omophorion upon him.
Saint Gregory stayed a short time in Carthage (North Africa) serving as a deacon, then arrived in Rome. He went to the church of Saints Boniface and Aglaida, then to the tomb of Saint Peter. There he was granted a vision of the holy Apostle, who told him to walk the path of virtue and to live according to God's will. That night he saw the Apostle Paul in a dream bringing to him a cup filled with oil, foretelling that he should receive the grace of the priesthood and the episcopacy.
During this time the armies of the Ethiopian emperor Elesbaan (October 24) vanquished the Himyarite king Dunaan, who was of Jewish background. The city of Negran was liberated, and Christianity restored in the land of Homer. But all the clergy had been cruelly exterminated by Dunaan, and therefore Elesbaan sent emissaries to the Patriarch of Alexandria asking him to send a bishop to Negran, and clergy for the churches.
While he was praying, the holy Apostle Mark appeared to the patriarch, bidding him to find a deacon named Gregory, who was to be ordained to the priesthood, consecrated as a bishop, and then to be sent to Elesbaan. The patriarch did this. During the service a miracle took place. Saint Gregory's face shone with the grace of the Holy Spirit, and from his vestments came a sweet fragrance like myrrh or incense, filling the whole church with the scent.
Arriving in Homer, Saint Gregory began to set the Church in order, preaching to both pagans and Jews. After three years Elesbaan returned to Ethiopia, leaving the noble Abramius behind as King of Homer. Saint Gregory crowned and anointed Abramius as king. Soon he issued a decree that all his subjects be baptized.
Then certain prominent Jews turned to the emperor saying that it was better for people to believe willingly rather than under compulsion. They requested that he should permit a debate on faith to be held between them and the Christians, vowing that if the Christians proved victorious in this debate, the Jews would then accept Baptism.
The Jews were given forty days to prepare for the debate, which lasted for several days. Saint Gregory refuted all the arguments of the head of the Hebrew elder, Rabbi Ervan, using only texts from the Old Testament. In a vision Ervan beheld the holy Prophet Moses, who worshipped the Lord Jesus Christ. The prophet told Ervan that Ervan was in opposition to the truth and would be defeated.
By the grace of God Christian truth prevailed in the debate, but Ervan would not acknowledge his defeat. He made a last desperate attempt. He said, "If you want me to believe in your Christ, and to acknowledge that yours is the true God, then show Him to me, bishop!" The saint replied: "Your request is impertinent. It is not with man that you contend now, but with God. However, the Lord can do what you have asked in order to convince you.
Like Saul, who was struck blind by the Heavenly light on the road to Damascus, the Jews were struck blind. Then they believed in Christ and they implored the holy bishop to heal them. Upon receiving holy Baptism, all of them were healed. Rabbi Ervan received the Christian name Leo (meaning "lion").
After this most extraordinary miracle, Saint Gregory guided the flock of Homer for another thirty years. He reposed in the year 552 and was buried in a crypt in the cathedral of Afar.


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Q: unexpected token , in jsx of react Trying to render some jsx using seperate functions:
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                    increaseArea="-10%"
                    label="Radio, defaultChecked disabled"
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I don't see anything wrong but I can't compile my 2 function above. The error in my console showed this
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A: Your parenthesis was in the wrong place. Here's the fix:
renderCheckbox(){
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                    increaseArea="-10%"
                    label="Checkbox"
                  />

        )
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                    increaseArea="-10%"
                    label="Radio, defaultChecked disabled"
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        )

      }

A: It should be this: end bracket is missing:
renderCheckbox(){
        return(

            <Checkbox
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                    increaseArea="-10%"
                    label="Checkbox"
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            )

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By Occasional Contributors | 3 Minutes Read November 25, 2015
Hospital privacy breach results in OSC laying charges
The Ontario Securities Commission has announced a series of criminal and quasi-criminal charges following an investigation related to the misuse of confidential patient information from the Rouge Valley Health System and the Scarborough Hospital.
Article by Occasional Contributors / Business, Information Technology, Privacy / criminal and quasi-criminal charges, cybersecurity, data protection, health information custodians, Ontario Securities Act, Personal Health Information Protection Act 2004, privacy breach, The Ontario Securities Commission
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What critical elements should appear in every third-party service provider contract?
Whenever data leaves the control perimeter of a company, there is a risk that the data will not be protected at the same level of security that is required by company policy. It is essential that data created, stored, manipulated or transmitted by a third party on the company's behalf be accorded the level of protection that is defined by the company's standards and policies.
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Protecting sensitive data against the insider threat with data masking
With an overabundance of information being stored or created in electronic format, and various tools for turning data (i.e., personally identifiable information, intellectual property, credit card) into cash, goods, and other services, the risks of doing business have increased. We are hearing more and more about attacks where the target is sensitive data, and the perpetrators are those with elevated levels of trust and access within the business.
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The girl in the above middle picture really looks like Ushio (from Clannad After Story). What do you think?
Another plus with this artist is that the girls always look to be in motion too, even when they're just sitting there. In fact, they're never just posing, it's more like they're caught in the middle of something, like photographs.
What other ones do you have? Do you have that one that was released on pireze?
Yeah, I have that one. The titles I have and know are Several Various, Onepi, a Chroma, llex pedunculosa, influence, Partial Shade, Sunlit, and Roku Hana.
And I can't count ._.
lol. Counting is overrated XD Are those all pretty too? In the same style?
I just found one more, 'Cold Day.' I would say most of those are the same style except for llex pendunculosa and influence, which are from 2004 and 2003 respectively. They have more of the evolution of his style, and llex pendunculosa doesn't even have backgrounds, just characters on white, which is quite a difference from what he does now.


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Back to Preventive health
Primary health networks and health pathways
Resources for viral hepatitis and sexual health
'Sexual health is a state of physical, emotional, mental and social wellbeing related to sexuality. Sexual health requires a positive and respectful approach to sexuality and sexual relationships, as well as the possibility of having pleasurable and safe sexual experiences free of coercion, discrimination and violence.' World Health Organization
The Department of Health and Human Services funds and supports a range of local and statewide services for blood-borne viruses and sexually transmissible infections.
The key objectives of this work are to:
reduce the incidence, prevalence and burden of blood-borne viruses and sexually transmissible infections
promote access to prevention, screening, treatment, care and support services
improve literacy about sexual health and sexually transmissible infections
reduce stigma and discrimination related to sexual health and blood-borne viruses
work to strengthen the Victorian response to blood-borne viruses and sexually transmissible infections through integrated service delivery
drive innovative, contemporary and evidence-based approaches to inform policy and programmatic responses to blood-borne viruses and sexually transmissible infections.
PrEP: HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis
The Commonwealth Government recently approved the listing of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). From 1 April 2018 individuals at medium- to high-risk of HIV can access PrEP through the PBS to help them reduce their risk of HIV.
The updated Victorian guidance on pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) provides information for health professionals on how to prescribe PrEP.
Find out more about PrEP and how to prescribe it
Streetshot program
Streetshot is a unique photography competition where young people share with others what they understand about hepatitis through their own personally crafted images and stories. It provides a visually dramatic platform for people to communicate their perspective on the dangers, the fears, the risks and the power of knowledge in relation to this condition, in a powerful and evocative manner.
Read more about the Streetshot program, as well as the 2018 competition entries and winners
Victorian HIV strategy 2017-2020
Through the Victorian HIV strategy 2017-2020 the Victorian Government will improve prevention, testing and treatment of HIV. In collaboration with affected communities we will also reduce HIV stigma and discrimination. A key target of the strategy is to have 95 per cent of people with HIV diagnosed, accessing the best treatment, and achieving undetectable viral load by 2030. The strategy also seeks to eliminate HIV-related discrimination and stigma.
Read more about the HIV strategy.
The department works with key stakeholders to implement national and Victorian strategies and legislation to encourage sexual health and the management of blood borne viruses and sexually transmitted infections.
Health Pathways provides clinicians with a single website to access clinical referral pathways and resources.
The Department of Health & Human Services works with stakeholders to provide sexual health and viral hepatitis programs and services including health promotion, screening and diagnosis, and research.
Assistance is available for health services to promote good sexual health practices and for the management of blood-borne viruses and sexually transmitted infections.
Email:bbvsti.information@dhhs.vic.gov.au
Victorian Sexual Health and Service Needs
The Victorian Sexual Health and Service Needs Review will support the strengthening of Victoria's Health System and optimise Victorians' sexual health outcomes.
STI Testing week
STI Testing Week is a timely reminder for anyone who is sexually active to take action and look after their sexual health.
Exciting HIV prevention drug now available through Medicare
PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is 99% effective at preventing HIV.
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BBV/STI maps contains data about where services are delivered and interacts with the Public Health Emergency Surveillance System or PHESS database.
The data access and mapping tool will assist you with your service and program planning.
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Hep B Help
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Australian national PreP guidelines
Australian STI and HIV Testing Guidelines for men who have sex with men (MSM)
Australian STI Management Guidelines
Victorian patient delivered partner therapy clinical guidelines
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NHS managers take less sick leave
NHS managerial and clerical staff have taken less days off sick this year compared to 2009/10, official figures have shown.
Figures released by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) show that on average infrastructure support staff took 8.4 days off sick in 2012/13.
In 2009/10 support staff took 8.8 days off but in 2011/12, support staff took less time off (8.2 days).
Managerial and clerical staff take off less time than the majority of clinicians, with nursing and health visiting staff taking 10.6 days off sick in 2012/13 on average.
Ambulance staff took the most time off, with 14.7 days in 2012/13. However, hospital doctors took the lowest number of days off, with just 2.8 days on average.
HSCIC chair Kingsley Manning said: "Today's report offers a crucial insight into the level of sickness absence within the NHS and therefore provides a health check of the very professions which care for the sick within our society.
"As the NHS is one of the biggest employers in this country, this data is absolutely essential for health service employers locally and nationally, as well as the government, to gain an insight into the many staff groups that keep the health service operational 365 days of the year."
The report showed that sickness absence was highest among the lowest-paid. Within the lowest pay band 6% of staff were ill on an average day.
The lowest rate of absence was in the highest pay band, with just 1.22% ill on the average day.
The full report is available on the Health and Social Information Centre website.


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Avant is a name that has been used in the context of being original or innovative but the singer/songwriter from Cleveland has transformed the word into a powerhouse brand. Since breaking out on the music scene with his first platinum hit singles, "Separated" and "My First Love"—he has been on a non-stop journey having released seven albums in the last 15 years.
His new album, The VIII (eight)is sure to capture true fans and R&B music lovers with his magnetic voice and beautifully, interwoven lyrics. Each song on the album is a labor of love and reflects different observations around him.
"I try to keep everything in perspective as things just go on in life. I'm a writer that writes from real life—a narrative. I try to write from what I see," he said. "I keep it fresh and new for the people."
With various changes taking place in the music industry, Avant feels he's in a better place more now than ever. He has survived the roller coaster of changes that R&B music has encountered and credits hard work and persistence as a key formula to success.
"What's the state of R&B, right now? I think it's in a good state and the reason is when I came into the game, it was at its highest. Money was everywhere—it was beautiful. Rap came in and dominated. But there's another form of how you do music and younger people need to understand there's another way to deal with people," Avant explains.
Over the years, Avant has accumulated an impressive catalog of hits that has included "Read Your Mind", "Makin' Good Love", "Don't Take Your Love Away" and "You and I" featuring Keke Wyatt among other chart toppers. On The VIII, he continues to create his signature formula of success, touching the emotional chord of the listener.
Produced by Travis Spells, "Find a Way" is a homage to the fans for staying loyal but all the while referring to the loyalty of a woman who has waited for a man to find a way back to her heart.
"Take it There" is about the fantasy of creating an environment for your lover. He explains, "Its how I can go into my backyard, and we can make this feel like a beach. As a writer, it's important to bring that visual across."
Growing up in Cleveland, he was surrounded by musical influences such as the O'Jays and Levert but was honored to be influenced by male counterparts–Babyface, Michael Jackson and Luther Vandross. "Think about music without a movie—if you don't have music in a movie, you have nothing but blank space and people talking. It's important for people to get back to the need of 'good' music."
Avant has toured with some of the biggest names in the R&B world from Joe, Jagged Edge and Keith Sweat. He is preparing for the new album release, The VIII in September 2015. This spring he released the debut single from the album, "Special" which is romantic song that breathes new life into love and commitment.
He adds, "That song explains to people that you have to find someone who makes you feel like you hit the lottery or celebrate having a child to also getting married. When you have a person that makes you feel like this before it even happens—that's the right one for you."
With the anticipation of a new album on MO-B Entertainment being distributed through Capitol Music Group, he is preparing to hit the road and introduce followers to his new music. Avant sums up his love affair with his fans on the song "Doesn't Matter".
"I'm letting you know if I fall in love with you, my love will never change. I don't exactly know where we are but my life will always remain the same. That's real—that's relationships."
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The following is the qualification system and list of qualified nations for the table tennis at the 2023 Pan American Games competition.

Qualification system
A total of 88 athletes will qualify to compete (44 men and 44 women). Each nation may enter a maximum of 6 athletes (three per gender). In each gender there will be a total of 12 teams qualified, with one team per event reserved for the host nation Chile. Six places will be allocated for singles events (by gender) to athletes that have obtained the best results at the qualification tournament for singles events of the Pan American Games. Athletes qualified through various qualifying events.

The top two teams (for men and women) at the 2022 Pan American Championships, the top two teams (not already qualified) from the Caribbean, Central America, South America and the top team from North America, and the two best teams from the Special qualification event will each qualify a team. As stated earlier, Chile also qualified a team in each event. The last 6 spots will be awarded to individuals, with a maximum of two per nation.

Qualification timeline

Qualification summary

Men

Women

References

Pan American Games Qualification
Qualification for the 2023 Pan American Games

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Discover in this unique village: historic fountains, tithe manors, a yellow sandstone church with a 13th century "Opening Virgin" statue.
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Q: not getting the right value from my query in typeORM i want to get the discoveries of  my user table but i don't think i have got the right syntax, i have researched typeorm website but they didn't fetch a the lower entity in a many to one relation.
i have a table of users and their discoveries, but i want to get all the one discovery of a particular user. and also get all their discoveries in another query.
below is a function as a callback to a connected function for getting the discoveries
const fetchDiscovery = (DiscoveryObject, connection) => {
  let fetchedDiscovery;
  let DiscoveryRepository = connection.getRepository(DiscoverySchema);

    fetchDiscovery = await DiscoveryRepository.findOne({
      DiscoveryTitle: DiscoveryObject.DiscoveryTitle,
      userID: DiscoveryObject.userID,
    });
    const fetchDiscoveries = await DiscoveryRepository.find({userID: DiscoveryObject.userID,
    });
  console.log(
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  );
  return fetchDiscovery;
};

my problem here is how do i fetch the Discovery of a user. i have not find any idea to do this in all my time researching about the topic.


This week was really good we did a ton of work! We found a lot of great people too. This Monday we found the mother of a less active Young man and her and her neighbor are now taking the lessons and we have a lesson with them in an hour from now. Also we have this other lady that we talked with Monday night that you could just see the hunger as we talked to her about the church and the Book of Mormon and such. We won't be teaching her for a while for her work and such but we'll see how it goes with her. We're going to have to go by and invite her to General Conference. We also have someone who actually has a date set to get baptized. It's a great story. First off all of the stores in Argentina to buy food in are really small corner shops type of thing so we have four within about 2 blocks of us. All of them except one were closed a little while ago because of vacations but the one that was open we went to buy some food and after we had bought the food the lady at the counter said, "Elder". Our ears kind of perked up like a dog that hears a whistle and she says, "What does my son have to do to get baptized?" We'll we told her that we would like to come back when she was available and tell her all about it. So a little while later we do that. The son, Ivan is his name, comes to church and now he's going to be getting baptized the 10th of April. His mother Lidia isn't married and for that reason alone isn't already baptized so we're trying to work with her on that. They're also going to come to conference this weekend too.
Speaking of which I'm so excited for! We have it here at 1 in the afternoon and at 5 and priesthood at 9. So kind of late but I'm really excited to go and bring a lot of people too! Well everyone enjoy conference. It's the most wonderful time of the year hahaha. It's really something amazing to have a living prophet, a living church. We enjoy so many blessings that others just don't have in their lives. Conference is one of the best ways to find out what we need to do to avoid a lot of heartache and misery by following what the prophet and apostles say!
Well have a great week chou!
NOTE: DUE TO THE SHORTAGE OF TIME AND THE PERSONAL NATURE OF THIS WEEKS EMAIL THERE WILL BE NO BLOG ENTRY FROM ELDER SANDS THIS WEEK.
As so many have reminded me, I have arrived at my hump day, well tomorrow really, but some have asked me to put together some thoughts of sorts about this year down here in Argentina.
Well as all missionaries will say, I've loved it, although some of it wasn't exactly the easiest, still I have enjoyed it all. A mission is something very unique. We have all types of experiences; it's really like a roller coaster. We involve ourselves so much in what we do, and in who we talk with, that we really forget about ourselves. When that happens, we see the miracles in the work. I've seen many miracles in the course of my mission and I know the best is still in store. I don't know exactly how, but I know I'm a better person than I was when I left. I can tell I'm doing more, I feel the spirit more and I wish I could show you all everything that's been happening.
There are so many people here that need the gospel and when someone who was looking for it finally finds it, or someone who didn't know they were looking for it finds it, it's the best. You see the hope in their eyes and the spirit touches their hearts.
So now for the other half of my mission. I sincere hope is to use everything I've learned and apply it all to what I'm doing. I hope to help every person I can and every person that will let me.
Thank you all so much for your support and your love. I know Heavenly Father loves us and he wants the very very best for us. For that reason he sent his son to suffer for us so that we might one day live with him again. Jesus Christ is the Son of God and he loves us more than we can even imagine. The book of Mormon is the word of God. I know that for myself because of the things the spirit tells me when I read it. It really does contain the fullness of the gospel and when we abide by its precepts we really do come closer to God. Joseph Smith was a prophet of God sent by him to restore his church upon the earth and to translate the Book of Mormon. We now have a prophet, Thomas S. Monson, who leads and guides this church under the direct direction of the Savior. I know all of this without a doubt and that's why I'm out here; helping the people of Argentina come to that same knowledge.
Thank you all again for your love and support!
NOTE: 13 NEW PICTURES THIS WEEK! CLICK ON THE PICTURES TO THE RIGHT TO VIEW THE PICTURE ALBUM.
It's amazing what the Lord will do for his servants. I read a letter sent by the wife of the mission President of the Santiago East Mission. Just incredible! Many good principles.
Well transfers happened and I'm still here in independencia Olavarría so I'll have been here for six months. My companion is Elder McGahan from Utah. It's always a little weird to get a new companion. Everyone is so different and have different ways of doing things. It's always a bit of a challenge to change like that because you get comfortable with the same things but that isn't always good for the work. I'm excited to try and work in a different ways this transfer. We'll see how it goes.
As for investigators, same old story. People go to church that don't want to get baptized and all those that want to get baptized don't go to church. However, some people's schedules should be a little bit more open right now so we'll see if we can't try to see if there's anything with them now. We're going to be trying a lot of new ideas this transfer so I'll tell you all how it goes.
Have a great week and I have a challenge for you all; talk to someone who's not a member or who doesn't go, about the blessings they can receive from listening to the missionaries or going to church. You'll be doing them and yourselves a huge favor!
To start off I don't think I ever answered the question of Kayte Marx. The mission is really the best two years of my life even though I don't haven't been out two years yet. I love it! It's not the easiest nor the funniest but it is the best, absolutely!
Also to Sister Jones, I just got your letters from January and February and thanks and yes my companion is a really hard worker. In fact he has gone through 6 pairs of shoes. I don't have such bad luck as I'm still on my first but they are a little worn out.
My mission president said something wise, that to measure the success of a missionary is to see where he and the ones he's baptized are spiritually ten years after the mission. So I won't really know for a while just how successful I am, but I'm working on everything I can so that I can say, according to this measure, that I was a successful missionary.
This week, well I'm not going to lie, it could have been better. It was a lot of bad timing and not being in the area. That never helps of course but we're hoping we can get people to church. That is really the only hard part for these people. There are tons of people who we can teach and they'll know that the Book of Mormon and the Church are true but they still won't want to go. If it weren't for that, half of Argentina would already be members, but that's the challenge. As for investigadores well that are coming to church we don't have anyone that isn't waiting for something. One family, flia Villar, still needs to be taught a lot and the others need to get married and another is waiting for a brother to get back on track so he can baptize her or just doesn't want to. That's really it right now. We'll really have to start over with new people next week.
As for the earthquake in Chile, well nothing here happened. I guess going across the country of Chile, across the Andes and then going another 700 miles was just too far the effects to be felt. But there are a couple of missionaries in my zone that their families that were greatly affected. And we do however have two chilanos and one of her family lost everything and she was saying everything! That's sad but everyone here is fine.
Oh transfers, I'll find out what happens this Friday so we'll see who my comp will be and or if I go.
Letters would be greatly appreciated by Elder Sands during his mission.
This blog contains the mission experiences of Elder Acea Sands who is serving in the Arizona Scottsdale Mission from January 14, 2015, Elder Sebring Sands who served in the Brazil Campinas Mission from March 30, 2011 - March 19, 2013, Elder Levi Sands who served in the Argentina Bahía Blanca Mission from March 18, 2009 - March 23, 2011 and Sister Karyl Sands who served in the Germany Frankfurt Mission from June 14, 2006 - November 23, 2007.
They serve these missions for the Savior Jesus Christ and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.


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Parish Council Meeting – 2nd July
26th June 2018 by Steve Diamond
The agenda for the Parish Council Meeting to be held on Monday the 2nd July at 7:30pm can be found on the Parish Council pages of this website.
Everyone is welcome to attend all Parish Council meetings.
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Parish Clerk awarded OBE
18th June 2018 18th June 2018 by Steve Diamond
We are delighted to pass on the news that Broadmayne's Parish Clerk, Dr Janet Davis, has been awarded an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List, for services to 'the Natural Environment and Walkers in Great Britain'.
broadmayne.org sends Janet our warm congratulations
Janet worked for the Ramblers organisation for 32 years and their news item reporting the award is reproduced below.
Janet Davis, our retired senior policy officer has been awarded an OBE in the 2018 Queen's birthday honours list.
The accolade, for services to the environment and walkers in Britain, reflects Janet's many years of work as a guardian and champion of the path network, as well as her expertise on rights of way law and practice. Her work has helped thousands of people to access the countryside and enjoy the benefits of walking.
It also acknowledges Janet's long career with the Ramblers, Britain's walking charity, where she was employed for more than three decades (1984 – 2016). Throughout that time, Janet worked on countless path issues, getting involved in legal action and working with legal advisors on high-profile cases through to the House of Lords. Many of these cases created vital legal precedents.
Janet has also offered advice and training to Ramblers volunteers, equipping them with the skills and knowledge to deal with local path problems. During her time with the Ramblers she played a central role in securing better laws to protect public paths, from obstruction and failure to reinstate after ploughing for instance, and in pivotal legal cases which established important principles for the addition of paths to the official maps.
Although Janet has retired from the Ramblers, she is still a member of the Department for the Environment and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) Stakeholder Working Group, which worked on the rights of way provisions which appear in the Deregulation Act 2015. The Act makes important changes to the process of recording public rights of way, via a package of reforms that will be beneficial for walkers and landowners alike.
Speaking of the award, Janet said: "I am a walker myself and so have been incredibly lucky to work in a job which meant I could help to protect and improve our wonderful path network so that everyone can have the opportunity to explore and understand both our countryside and the paths within out towns and cities.
"It was also an enormous privilege to work alongside the Ramblers incredible team of volunteers for so many years and to help them to resolve problems on the path network. The Ramblers is a team and so I am accepting this award for all of them."
Janet received a degree in life sciences and a PhD in freshwater ecology from the Polytechnic of Central London before working at Imperial College, London on environmental policy. She joined the Ramblers in 1984 to help monitor the implementation and effectiveness of the 1981 Wildlife and Countryside Act, which had amended the process for creating, changing and recording rights of way. She soon became a specialist on rights of way law, as well as an expert on a broad range of policy issues, from agriculture to the environment.
Our chair, Kate Ashbrook said: "In her 32 years with the Ramblers Janet quietly and effectively made a huge difference for walkers, by giving our volunteers the confidence to defend the path network and helping them to understand and use the law to the advantage of the walking public. Janet: we salute you"
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Check out my remodel of my upstairs bathroom. It's fresh, feminine, spa-like and I love it!
I went all-in and overdid it a bit, but I'm so pleased with how it came out.
Here are the before images. Pretty sad looking, huh?
This tiny bathroom needed a bit more space. The attic was just behind the wall, so that's where I expanded.
I removed the tub and flipped the shower to the opposite wall and built it out there in the attic space. I captured some dead space in the wall for a built-in linen cabinet too. It made room for a wider, custom-vanity — designed by moi ;-) — and a much roomier bathroom!
This was my daughter's bathroom, so I just couldn't help but go a little feminine with it in style.
Think: Tiffany blue — aka: Benjamin Moore's "Spring Sky".
I wanted a spa-like vibe too, so I set the tone with the sliced pebble floor, the large white subway, and the seagrass baskets. Those gleaming sconces and plumbing fixtures give the bathroom a little polish and sparkle.
See how I painted the ceiling the color of the wall? In this small space I didn't want to chop things up any more than I had to. Besides... That luscious color deserved to be there in a big dose.
Finally, I finished this pretty little space off with a few plates on the wall. Because what girl doesn't like a little Anthropologie in her bathroom?


208 Miles and a lot of laughs. Reach the Beach Relay 2014.
Well, I went from one racing adventure to the next. Last weekend I was racing my first triathlon, the Lobsterman Olympic Distance Triathlon. This week I was recruited at the last minute by Back of the Pack Runners to join their 12 person relay team for the New Balance Reach the Beach Relay. I have raced this relay 6 times before however had taken last year off due to the tendonitis in my foot and wasn't originally planning to race this year either since The Lobsterman was the weekend before. However with about a week to go I received a message from one of Organic Runner Dad's cousins saying they were in desperate need of a 12th runner to complete their team. Somehow the stars aligned and I was able to be available on race day. Thankfully I have plenty of miles under my belt to race an event like this as I was handed 3 legs totalling 19.9 miles!
I am so happy that I had the opportunity to race Reach the Beach again this year as it was a two day laughter and sweat filled adventure with an amazing running team. Running an overnight relay brings out the craziness in people . . . in a good way. Running a relay adds the team element back into a sport that is typically a solo sport. The camaraderie that develops as you check of the miles is one of the best qualities about running Reach the Beach. As you ride and run 208 miles from Cannon Mountain the Hampton Beach, NH your van becomes a rolling "party" on wheels, you turn into a crazy cheerleader for your own runners and the many teams who share the road with you on their crazy quest. The race course is lined with flashing lights on runners in the middle of the night running determined to reach their "campsite" (a van, or a sleeping bag laid out if you are lucky enough you might even score a tent in tent city.
I am thankful to have had this awesome opportunity to race with the Back of the Pack Runners this weekend. Our team reached the beach in 31:03 and placed 85th out of 190 teams in the Freestyle Open Division. The adventure is now behind me but the laughs and the new friends will be with me as I move forward. There are already plans in the works to race again next year!
If you raced the New Balance Reach the Beach Relay this year congratulations on making it to the beach! If not, you should definitely check out this unforgettable race! Have you ever raced a team relay event before? If so which one?
Cheers for Beers. Harpoon Brewery provided the perfect post race beverage!
So many relays this weekend! (Well, two :-)) I love reading everybody's recaps and reliving my own Ragnar SoCal experience. Overnight relays really are the experience of a lifetime. Glad you had a great time!
I know! The Ragnar Race sounded like it was a blast too! This was my seventh time and it was still an incredible time! Which relays have you done?
I love this race every time I do it! It looks like you had a blast with your team! I know, I can't believe we still haven't met up. We need to remedy this situation!!
I LOVELOVELOVED following along on social media too as this is an experience ILL never have.
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#LivingVicariously is great too! Reach the Beach is a like a crazy ridiculous running party on wheels. This was my seventh time and I've had fun every year!!!
Looks like you had a blast! I didn't do it this year, but I have run Hood to Coast for the two years before that! So fun!
I've yet to run a relay! They look like SO much fun! Congrats on your team's finish!
Thanks Heather! It is a such an awesome adventure! You should put it on your bucket list! Looks like you had a blast this weekend to at the O2X Summit Challenge. Congrats!
It was a blast! I think we need to pull together a blogger team for one of these relays! It would be such fun! Hope everything is going well with sweet little Julia!
I have never done a team relay but they all look so fun. Glad you had such a great time and I enjoyed your pics too.
If you ever have the chance to do a relay I would definitely reccomend it! Such fun! Do you have any races or big runs planned?
What an unforgettable experience that must have been. If you ever hear of a team needing a runner think of me!
So fun, reading the updates always makes me want to do a relay.
I would highly recommend it Abby. Such an incredibly fun time with lots of running thrown in!
3rd time running RTBNH- 1st time with a full team of 12, though! Scored the double medal for also running Ragnar FL Keys in February. All great experiences and hard to describe to anyone who hasn't run one – right??? Good times!!!
Nice work on the double medal!!! It was so fantastic this year at RTBNH!
I hear the Ragnar races are great and Reach the Beach has actually teamed up with Ragnar. Running from Chattanooga to Nashville TN sounds like it would be a blast!
Great job! My best running friend ran Reach the Beach this year on New Balance Canada's #Teameh and she had a blast! Last year I ran Ragnar So Cal with Running Rachel and it was so much fun – I love team relay races! I was supposed to do Ragnar Niagara this year and I volunteered last year in order to get free entry but the race was cancelled/post-poned until 2016. I'm glad you had a great time!
Awesome! She must have loved it!
Looks awesome! I would love to do it someday!
You would have a such a blast!


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Q: Angular - ExpressionChangedAfterItHasBeenCheckedError I have a stackblitz here - https://stackblitz.com/edit/svg-donuts-fhnnmo?file=src%2Fapp%2Fdonuts.component.ts
I have three donut charts created with svg stroke-dasharray
The position of each segment should follow on from the previous chart segment
So the first charts segment is 60% then the second charts segment should start at 60%.
I can set the segment position using:
Circumference − All preceding segments' total length + First segment's offset = Current segment offset
In the ngFor loop I'm calling a updatePercent function to get the length of the previous segments and starting position.
This works for the first and last segements but not the middle one.
In the console I'm getting the error ExpressionChangedAfterItHasBeenCheckedError and the console log seems to continue more than I was expecting.
What does ExpressionChangedAfterItHasBeenCheckedError mean
import { Component, Input } from '@angular/core';

@Component({
  selector: 'donuts',
  templateUrl: './donuts.template.html'
})

export class DonutsComponent  {
  @Input() donutData: any;

  public startOffset = 25;
  public strokeDashOffset;
  public firstOffset;
  public previousValues = [];

  updatePercent(i:number, donut:any){
    if(donut){
      if(i === 0){
        this.firstOffset = donut.percent
        this.previousValues.push(this.startOffset)
        this.previousValues.push(this.firstOffset)
        this.strokeDashOffset = this.startOffset
      }else{
        this.previousValues.push(donut.percent);
        console.log(this.previousValues.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0))
        this.strokeDashOffset = 100-this.previousValues.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0);
      }
    }
  }
}

A: in this file donuts.template.html

      {{updatePercent(i, donut)}}
      <svg width="100%" height="100%" viewBox="0 0 42 42" class="donut">

{{updatePercent(i, donut)}}  line in loop is causing this problem. Because you are changing the model before the angular completes its one cycle of change detection.

A: It's an error call to function in .html
You can change the code like
//In your component, use @Input() set, to give value to the donuts
  _donutData:any  //<--create a new variable
  @Input()
  set donutData(value)
  {
    this._donutData=value;
    //with each value, you calculate the percent
    this._donutData.forEach((x,i)=>{
       this.updatePercent(i, x)

    })
  }

//You donnut.html

      <svg width="100%" height="100%" viewBox="0 0 42 42" class="donut">
        <circle class="donut-hole"
         ...


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HomeBlogElectriciansEffective lighting tips for your home!
To help you plan effectively the lighting system of your home we are happy to share some tips with you. The first step is to divide your house into 3 light zones and plan is based on them.
General/Ambient Lighting: It is the overall lighting of the home, through natural resources. It is the main part of the home and ensures that there is an optimal use of natural light. While planning you should take advantage of the sections that are well-lit. For bigger rooms, you might need to change some of the fixtures in the ceiling. Natural sunlight streaming through your living room and the kitchen is a great way to begin the day.
Task or Accent lighting: Identify the key tasks and relevant areas like chopping, studying, reading and relaxing that you do. Plan your lights with these areas in mind to ensure that your daily chores are not affected and there is seamless continuity. For example, ensure there is additional lighting in your living room at the location you would like to read. In the kitchen, the focus light should be near the wash-basin or cabinet to help you search for things.
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What do ŠKODA employees wish for the upcoming year? Find out what they hope for themselves, their relatives, and all people everywhere in the year 2017.
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1 How do you invoke the View/IDE Log Action programmatically?
How do you invoke the View/IDE Log Action programmatically?
Problem: In a NetBeans Platform application, it is conceivable that the Output window's only use could be to show logging messages to the user. In this case, since the Output TopComponent is always persisted, and the IDE log is only attached via an Action, the Action should be invoked whenever the Output window is open.
Solution: We can create an Installer class which will search for the existence of the Output window, and conditionally fire the action which attaches the IDE Log.
Installer classes (those that extend ModuleInstall) will fire their restored() methods before the Windows System is available. This is a problem, since we need to be able to interrogate the TopComponent.Registry to determine if the Output window is open.
The answer is to use the WindowManager.getDefault().invokeWhenUIReady() method.
//The TopComponent we're interested in isn't immediately available.
//This method allows us to delay start of our procedure until later.
We find the Output TopComponent by the WindowManager.getDefault().findTopComponent() method. We must know the ID of the TopComponent we are searching for. In this case, it is "output".
This is easily accomplished by using the methods of the TopComponent class.
We can get a Lookup for a portion of the System Filesystem using Lookups.forPath(). Browse your layer file in context to determine where the instance of the action is stored. In our case, it is in Actions/View.
Now that we have a lookup to the appropriate folder of the System Filesystem, we need to know the instance file name of the Action we want to retrieve and invoke. We get this information from browsing our layer file in context. In our case, it is "org-netbeans-core-actions-LogAction". We then invoke actionPerformed() to fire the action.
Here is the completed Installer class, with logging.
* whenever the Output window is open.
Place this file in the root package of your installer.


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This article, originally published in Educational Measurement: Issues and Practice in 2006, defines Evidence-Centered Design and discusses its implications for large-scale tests such as state accountability measures.
This PowerPoint covers the principles of Evidence-Centered Design and using an evidence-based approach to designing assessments, and walks through the steps of a development framework.
The Framework for Collecting Evidence for Test Validation defines categories of evidence and their supporting documentation at each phase of the test development process.
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View the Country Report for the United Kingdom in the Oxford Compendium of National Legal Responses to Covid-19
The United Kingdom has been caught between multiple crises across 2020 and 2021. Having officially left the European Union on 31 January 2020 after a fraught period of withdrawal negotiations and exceptional internal political upheaval, its response to the outbreak of the pandemic was slower than its neighbours elsewhere in Europe. Despite having nationalised health service, one of the world's finest medical academies, and a clear (if late) commitment by national and devolved governments to taking public health interventions seriously, the UK nevertheless managed to have one of the highest case fatality rates in the world. It did so despite having imposed three 'lockdowns' which included stay-at-home orders from 26 March 2020 and first relaxed on 13 May; from 5 November - 3 December 2020; and from 5 January 2021 to 1 June 2021. The combined effect of a strong lockdown and rapidly deployed vaccination campaing in early 2021 resulted in a sharp drop in fatalities across early 2021. On 17 July 2021, most of the remaining restrictions on venues and gatherings were lifted in what was referred to as 'freedom day' by the Prime Minister. Within weeks, mask wearing in public transport and shops dropped precipitously, sometimes disappearing altogether, while contact-tracing check-in to venues disappeared and Covid-19 passes were considered but set aside. While fatality rates did not rise substantially, infection rates remained stubbornly high across the 2021. By 8 December 2021, over 80 percent of the adult population being fully vaccinated (with nearly 40% receiving a third, booster shot). It seems likely that a combination of high vaccination and high immunity from widespread previous infections has managed to allow the population to avoid the worst of the autumn 2021 wave that swept several European neighbours.
Formally a country with unitary rather than federal government, the UK nevertheless devolves substantial legislative authority to the Scottish Parliament, Northern Ireland Assembly and Welsh Parliament (Senedd), with each also having devolved governments. Relations between the nationalist Scottish Government and the UK have been fraught, with a 2014 independence referendum held in Scotland resulting in a narrow margin (55%) in favour of remaining in the United Kingdom. The clear pro-EU remain vote in Scotland, coupled with a widely perceived superiority of the Scottish Government's response to the pandemic, has added considerable support to calls for a second independence referendum. Scottish elections were held on 6 May 2021, returning 64 of the 65 seat-majority to the Scotish Nationalist Party. A coalition/confidence and supply agreement was concluded with the Scottish Green Party in August 2021, with both parties backing an independence referendum. The UK Government currently refuses to allow this.
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Submission deadline: March 18, 12:00 p.m.
The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum is calling for artists for a juried exhibition entitled, Historic Grounds & Modern Gardens. The submission deadline is March 18, 12 p.m. and the exhibit will run April 11-June 23, 2019 with a reception on Thurs., April 11, 2019, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Open to all artists, this exhibition will be juried by artist and Trustee Gail Ingis who will select approximately 30 works from digital submissions. Size limited to not more than sixty inches on any side. Media limited to paintings and drawings including, oil, acrylic, pastels, ink, graphite, mixed media, etc. No photographs, prints or Giclées. Fee: $40 for 2 entries, $10 each for additional entries. File size must be minimum 5×7" and high resolution, 300dpi.
This juried exhibition will be held in the Billiards Room at Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum. Artists can enter their work by visiting the museum's website at lockwoodmathewsmansion.com. The jurying process will be conducted online. For additional information email info@lockwoodmathewsmansion.com.
Accepted artwork must be framed and wired ready for hanging. Labels will be provided by LMMM and attached to the artwork. The exhibit will be hung by LMMM. Artists will receive 70% of proceeds from artwork sold; 30% will support the museum's educational and cultural programs.
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GhPage Sports International Sports Cristiano Ronaldo reveals the difference between himself and Lionel Messi
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Cristiano Ronaldo reveals the difference between himself and Lionel Messi
By Derrick Selikem
Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo has highlighted one key difference between himself and Barcelona's Lionel Messi.
According to the 33-year-old, the fact that he has won multiple Champions League with various clubs shows he is the ahead of his rival.
Ronaldo clinched the Champions League on five occasions with different clubs which include the 2008 triumph with Manchester United, winning it on 4 times with former club Real Madrid whilst Lionel Messi has lifted the European title on four occasions all with Barcelona.
Speaking in an interview, Ronaldo said, "The difference with Messi is that I played for several clubs and won the Champions League with different clubs."
"I was the top scorer in the Champions League six seasons in a row. There aren't many players who won five Champions League trophies, so this is why I feel that I can identify myself with this tournament", he added.
"Messi is an excellent player who will be remembered not just for his Ballon d'Or wins, but also for having improved – like me – year after year.
"I wake up every morning with the idea in my head of training with the objective of achieving something more, not just to earn money.
"Thank God, I don't lack money, so what I want to earn is a place in the history of football", he further explained.
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Following the Swiss Federal Council's decision on February 16, 2022, the Covid-certification requirement and the obligation to wear a mask will be lifted with immediate effect. Visitors to the exhibition may of course continue to wear a mask voluntarily.
Daily 11am - 6pm, except Tuesday
Feb / Saturday / 2pm
Let yourself be carried away in the magic moment of photography and be transported to the island of Corsica. In the guided tour, various (intimate) insights into the exhibition "of Corse" will be given. The artists will guide you through the exhibition and answer your questions about what it means to take a photo, to photograph others or yourself, to work artistically together in a group and much more. The tour is held in German and is free of charge, registration via: info@kbhg.ch
Feb / Tuesday / 6pm
Reading by Andres Bruetsch in German
« Sein Name Pejdr Vuolp» the new novel by Andres Bruetsch, telling the story of Lina, who sets out on a journey by motorcycle from Budapest to the Engadine in search of her biological father. The young woman experiences the adventurous journey as an encounter with an initially repulsive stranger. Hope gives way to disappointment, unexpected truths continue to drive the research and ultimately become for Lina the discovery of her own identity.
The reading will be accompanied by Matthias Müller on the clarinet.
Free entrance, limited space, registration via: info@kbhg.ch
Feb / Thursday / 5pm
Feb / Friday / 6pm
How can nine different voices be united within one exhibition? What does it mean to take a photo, of yourself, of others, or of nature and light? These and other questions will be asked and discussed in the Artist Talk with: Felicitas Schwenzer, Charlotte Grimm and Monika Jia Rui Scherer. The talk will be held in German and moderated by Raphael Suter. Participation is free of charge, registration via: info@kbhg.ch
Feb / Sunday / 2pm
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Contemporary Myths from the Arabian Gulf
Evaporating Suns is an exhibition on contemporary myth from the Arabian Gulf that showcases 13 artists. The show unpacks the tension set in the spectrum that lays between myth and fact. Myth is presented as a social function that acts as a marker of time and place. It plays a formative role in understanding the laws of change. Myths allow us to validate belief systems through emotion over information—an evocative hint of a truth is much more powerful than a statistic one, especially when trying to sway a society. The participating artists have worked on popular folklore and myths in the Khaleej (Arabian Gulf). Their work has instigated new fantastical dimensions related to subjects of environment, gender, and societal power structure. In the spectrum drawn, fact is presented in opposition towards myth, two sides of the same coin. Fact is drawn as the solidification of myth, the removal of its magic, and its sanctity: fact becomes the framework that dissolves and demystifies.
This exhibition presents artists from the Arabian Gulf building their universes and rewriting the parallel history of their contemporary societies. Cynicism, satire, fiction, and non-fiction become a host of tools to face a main opponent: fact, truth, and its derivations.
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