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Biographie
Mikami est né dans le village de Sai dans le Nord de la péninsule de Shimokita dans la préfecture d'Aomori. Il est issu d'une famille de médecins du domaine de Morioka servant le clan Nambu depuis huit générations. En 1884, accompagné de son père Shikei, il se rend à Tokyo pour entrer à l'école anglaise de Mita. Pendant ses études, il est fortement influencé par le spécialiste de littérature, Shiken Morita. Il quitte l'école et devient journaliste au Yomiuri Shimbun. Après la mort de son père en 1893, il arrête ses études de médecine et entre à l'école Tokyo Saisei Gakusha l'année suivante. Deux ans plus tard, il passe les deux examens qui lui permettent de devenir docteur en médecine.

En 1902, Mikami retourne dans son village natal pour se dévouer à la médecine, cependant, la guerre russo-japonaise éclate deux ans plus tard, et il s'engage dans l'armée impériale japonaise où il est assigné dans la  division de la  comme médecin. En , il est assigné dans une unité de terrain en Mandchourie. Quand son hôpital de campagne est encerclé par l'armée russe, Mikami bricole un drapeau orné d'une croix symbolisant la Croix-Rouge avec des bandages blancs triangulaires et des morceaux de couverture rouge. En voyant ce drapeau, les Russes n'attaquent pas. Mikami est ainsi autorisé à s'occuper des blessés des deux camps. L'incident est popularisé par la Croix-Rouge comme une preuve tangible de l'humanitaire de la convention de Genève.

Après le conflit, Mikami vit entre Sai et Tokyo, progressant par lui-même dans la médecine. Il lit une grande variété de livres sur la médecine, la politique, la religion, l'histoire et la littérature. Il apprend le français à partir d'un simple dictionnaire afin de réaliser son rêve d'enfance de lire Les Misérables dans la langue originale. Il reste actif dans la Croix-Rouge japonaise jusqu'à sa mort en 1963.

En 1963, lorsque le comité international de la Croix-Rouge fête le centenaire de sa fondation à Genève, le drapeau de Mikami est exposé. Sa maison dans son village datant de l'époque d'Edo est devenu un musée historique local, ouvert au public du  au  chaque année.

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Sai Village Board of Education. The Hand-Made Red Cross Flag Which Saved Lives. pamphlet

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Personnalité de l'Ère Meiji
Naissance dans la préfecture d'Aomori
Naissance en novembre 1869
Décès en octobre 1964
Décès à 94 ans
Personnalité japonaise de la guerre russo-japonaise

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Rick Kruys (* 9. května 1985, Utrecht, Nizozemsko) je nizozemský fotbalový záložník hrající v současné době za klub SBV Excelsior. Mimo Nizozemska hrál ve Švédsku.

Klubová kariéra
Rick Kruys začal s profesionálním fotbalem v klubu ze svého rodného města FC Utrecht. V srpnu 2008 odešel do švédského klubu Malmö FF, se kterým vyhrál v roce 2010 Allsvenskan (švédskou nejvyšší ligu). V sezóně 2011/12 hostoval v FC Volendam.

V červenci 2012 se vrátil do Nizozemska a podepsal smlouvu s klubem SBV Excelsior.

Reprezentační kariéra
Hrál na domácím Mistrovství světa hráčů do 20 let 2005 v Nizozemsku, kde jeho tým vypadl ve čtvrtfinále proti Nigérii v penaltovém rozstřelu.

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Die Johannes-Nepomuk-Statue auf dem Museumsplatz (vormals Messeplatz) bei der Mariahilfer Straße im 7. Wiener Gemeindebezirk Neubau ist eine der zahlreichen Darstellungen des heiligen Johannes Nepomuk in Wien. Die Statue steht unter Denkmalschutz ().

Geschichte
Die bisherigen Informationen über die Statue des heiligen Johannes Nepomuk auf dem Museumsplatz bei der U-Bahn-Station Museumsquartier besagten, dass diese laut der Inschrift im Sockel 1760 errichtet und 1862 erneuert worden sei. Forschungen des Bundesdenkmalamtes über das k.k. Oberststallmeisteramt brachten auch die zuvor unbekannte Geschichte der Statue zu Tage.

Gegenwärtige Statue
Wegen der geplanten Errichtung der sogenannten Lastenstraße, die den Schwerverkehr, dem das Befahren der Wiener Ringstraße verboten war, aufnehmen sollte, war geplant, die vor den Hofstallungen stehende Johannes-Nepomuk-Statue an einen anderen Standort zu versetzen. Wegen des schlechten Zustands dieser Statue erschien dem Oberststallmeister Karl Ludwig Graf Grünne dieses Vorhaben aber nicht sinnvoll.

Nach der Bestimmung des neuen Standortes vor dem südlichen Seitentor der Hofstallungen wurden von Grünner Anton Dominik von Fernkorn mit der Anfertigung einer neuen Statue und Josef Andreas Kranner mit der Errichtung des Postaments beauftragt. Finanziert wurde das Vorhaben vermutlich durch eine Spendensammlung unter den Bediensteten der Hofstallungen.

Die Statue des Heiligen wurde am 8. November 1862 aufgestellt. Die feierliche Einweihung erfolgte aber vermutlich erst am 16. Mai 1863, dem Namenstag Johannes Nepomuks.

Johannes-Nepomuk-Statue von Kladruby
Das tatsächliche Alter der ersten Johannes-Nepomuk-Statue vor den Hofstallungen in Wien lässt sich nicht ermitteln. Ob die auf dem Sockel der neu errichteten Statue angegebene Jahreszahl 1760 auf einer willkürliche Schätzung oder unterdessen verlorenen Informationen beruht, ist nicht bekannt.

Ende 1862 plante Oberststallmeister Karl Ludwig Graf Grünne, die alte Statue der Stadt Wien für eine "Sammlung monumentaler Baufragmente Alt Wiens" zu überlassen. Nach Restaurierungsarbeiten wurde die Statue Johannes Nepomuks jedoch an der Straße vom Nationalgestüt Kladruby nad Labem zur Elbe an einem kleinen Kanal aufgestellt. Anlass für diesen Gesinnungswandel war vermutlich ein Elbehochwasser, das Ende 1862 große Schäden in der Region angerichtet hatte.

Literatur
 Mario Döberl: Die Johannes von Nepomuk-Statue vor dem Wiener Museumsquartier – Ein Werk Anton Dominik Fernkorns. In: Österreichische Zeitschrift für Kunst und Denkmalpflege, Bd. 60 (2005), Heft 3/4,

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I think there are two types of people in the world: morning people and those who aren't morning people. I have always been part of the first group. It doesn't take me long to get up in the a.m., and once I'm up, I'm up. No need for coffee or even hot chocolate to get me going. Leaving for Baguio at 3 am? I'm there. Breakfast on a Sunday at 7? No problem. I also do my most challenging work in the morning, which includes my routine at the gym and writing my food articles.
At 6 am, I'm working my way into the Guadalupe Public Market. The buses on EDSA wheeze and weave their way through the metropolis' major highway, every honk from their horns a strident complaint at being up so early. As I enter the market, I leave the cacophony behind and am swallowed up by a gentler buzz and tranquility of people who thrive at what others would call a still-ungodly hour.
The first thing I see is this buko stand, and it reminds me of the buko pie that I made not too long ago. Around me, vendors are hacking away at meat, scaling fish, and measuring out instant coffee into mugs along with generous spoonfuls of sugar and Coffeemate. The place is busy but there's a sense and order to it all.
"Ate, ano yon?" (Literally, "What is it?") Vendors ask as I approach. Most point out their wares, thick fillets of fish, gleaming shells of mussels, etc. A few vendors ham it up once they see me taking out my camera. "Psst, psst! Pic-tyur!" They exclaim. A bakla, or effeminate man (to put it mildly) even hoists his leg onto the counter and strikes a pose. "Ay, ang ganda ko!" He shrieks when I show him the photo I've taken of him.
Here, the fish are so fresh that they're still jumping about, eagerly gulping their last breaths. The fishmongers are so adept at scaling the tilapia that their eyes are everywhere but on the fish. Clams are squirting seawater from their shells, and the market's aisles are strewn with large containers of just-caught catch from the sea. This is as close to my food source as I can get here in the city. Some stalls over, seafood like squid and baby crabs are lined up attractively, waiting for the next lucky buyer.
Filipinos have a penchant for tingi, or buying just enough for one or a few uses. Here's an example of a sari-sari store selling everything from peppercorns to vegetables. Right beside it is a stall that sells greens and canned goods, the most popular of which are corned beef and evap (evaporated milk).
Other stores sell pre-packaged portions of sugar and rice. And of course my favorite, eggs!
Something that I've not seen before in other markets is this line-up of assorted bagoong (fish paste) made from fermented small fish (dilis) and tiny shrimps. Each bagoong varies in texture and is suited to specific dishes.
A man passes by me, pads of paper resting on his shoulder. These are the "receipts" that each vendor will give his customer to account for the wares sold. Obviously homemade and bound together with adhesive, these little notepads have a certain charm for me. Each pad with about 250 sheets is selling for only P20!
Ducking into an alley, I come across stalls selling processed meats. I gawk at the tall piles of sliced ham and marvel at the chubby spirals of longganiza (local sausage). An old childhood favorite, fishballs, is packaged in plastic waiting for me to take it home.
I read an article in this month's Preview magazine (the bible of local fashionistas) that uber designer Louis Vuitton has "upgraded" the local bayong by coming out with his versions in finely braided leather. And just to keep that LV panache, each bayong is boldly stamped with the Louis Vuitton Trunks and Bags logo. Good grief. Does he know how inexpensive a genuine bayong from the palengke is??! Since I have as much interest in fashion as a hotdog would have for a bicycle, I'd rather stick to the original, thanks.
One of the best native meals I know is tuyo (salted fish), hot rice, and a sawsawan (sauce) of vinegar, patis, sili (chili pepper), and a touch of toyo (soy sauce). Eaten with tomatoes and chunks of green mango, it spells home. Here, this vendor is selling all the different kinds of dried salted fish I could ever want.
Ah, coconuts! And camote (sweet potato) too, one of my favorite things in the world! Here are the coconuts used to make niyog, or the grated coconut meat that will be squeezed to produce coconut milk and coconut cream.
It's been an hour since I got to the market. My stomach is grumbling so on my way out, I stop at a carinderia to buy some kakanin (rice cakes). This will be a good breakfast along with some homemade tsokolate. Going to the market always gets me hungry.
I looove kakanin! I love it when my mom goes to the market and brings home all sorts of suman, puto, kutsinta, and other very yummy kakanin.
Ack! Now for some reason, I want sapin-sapin. hahaha!
Enjoyed your photo essay, makes me feel homesick looking at your photos and imagining the typical market noises and smells. I love going to "wet markets" but I've never been to Guadalupe Market despite having lived in Makati for a number of years. Seemed such a pain to get there what with all the buses and jeepneys crowding the area. Always ended up in either in Farmers Market or Baclaran's Seafood Market.
hmmm.. i never really knew there was a market at guadalupe.. i thought the area near the river was the market for that area..
i also love going to the local market here in pasig.. lots of things to buy so i make sure i only carry enough money for my budget or else i end up buying a lot of things which i really don't need.. i also enjoy buying different kakanins from the market but for some reason i stopped buying them.. hehehe.. i still love to buy my fresh produce there sicne i feel it's where you can buy the freshest catch but unfortunately, i've been buying my stock mostly from the groceries.. thanks for sharing the photos.. at least now i know there's a market somewhere there.. hehehe!!
Nice photos-really reminded me of home…..Ang sarap talaga ng ating mga pagkain, talagang fresh and masarap….Thanks again for the post….
Is it just me or is there something very unusual about Guadalupe market? Everything seems to be stacked so cleanly? The Buko area surprisingly looks clean, the alimasag are arranged in neat rows, the plastic packs of sugar are stacked in an orderly fashion, and so are the niyog for gata, the rice sacks, the tuyo and the kakanin! Amazing. As if someone very OC went around and arranged the stuff the vendors are selling, hehe. I'm impressed.
nothing beats our "palengkes" and your photo essay just shows why. it's cool that you featured this.
My only regret is that Guadalupe is too far for me to do my groceries. Wonderful post, Lori.
Wow, what a marvelous photo spread. Nothing fails to assault all your senses than a day at the palengke. Great job!
It would be deeply appreciated. More power to you, and keep the mouthwatering desserts coming!
That was a pleasant, and fragrant, trip back to my own memory lane. My mother had an office in Guadalupe in the late seventies and as a young boy, I would often accompany her early in the weekends to the palenke. I can still remember the smell of this market's fresh (and sometimes not so fresh) treasures mixing with the early morning humidity. Not a bad way to start the day.
I do my market at guadalupe and it's nice to see photos of my "suki" vendors in your website. There's my shrimp suki, the unforgettable bading where I get my espada, madam auring of the buko section…very amusing indeed. Great feature!
Hi Lori! Oohh I especially love your post about our "palengkes" 🙂 With all the wonderful food and desserts we find in different restaurants and cafes nowadays, it's still exciting for me to go to the wet markets and supermarkets to get the ingredients myself. I love seeing fruits and vegetables that I never knew existed or see "rare" fish right in front of me out of water (like baby shark! Good thing I didn't encounter it underwater!). You're such an inspiration to me!
Great pics LORI. Hope to see more of these photo essays in the future.
This is one of the best articles you created. I grew up in the market in and I always cherrish those days that I spent in the market sa Dagonoy Market, San Andres Bukid, Binan Market, Tanauan Market, Sta. Rosa Market, Calamba Market. Sabi nila mabaho daw ang palengke but you know what? I treasure those moments talaga. Talagang talaga. Now here I am in Los Angeles but sometime I got a local market sa Mexico at pareho din sa atin.
Great article and nice photos…It reminded me of my grandfather whom I used to accompany in the Mercados ( as he would refer to the palengke ).
Thank u for this onE!
i am really this thankful to you for sharing such wonderful photographs i love visiting markets and especially when i travel i love to go to the local markets and to the supermarkets which sell day to day item , places of historic importance are the next on my list.
i may never have the opportunity to actually visit this wonderful market but visually and mentally i could and i could see myself moving along the market alleys and having a good time.
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Great photo essay! Manila markets are indeed excellent.
thanks for featuring Guadalupe Market where we always buy our food stuff. You forget to go at the pork/ meat/chicken section. Your photos are great especially the area of the kakanins. Great job!
I especially love the 5th photo (from top). The tindera made sure the crabs were displayed with their carapace down to reveal the apron: all females! What a thoughtful – and effective – marketing ploy!
Wow, you are a great writer and photographer. I came across your site via Serious Eats and you can count me among your new admirers. I'm a U.S. born Filipino and am jealous of all the bounty you have at your local markets.
This is what I call "palengke" and your gorgeous photos brought it to life.
Good Job on this Lori! I fell in love with the Palengke hehehe..
Nice photos! all the more that I missed home…. sarap talaga ng food sa tin.. babalik at babalikan ninuman..
galing galing mo talga ate lori! i really love this site!
Your post about the palengkes would make any overseas Pinoy homesick. Inspite of the abundance of pinoy groceries here in LA, nothing really beats the palengkes in the Phils. I miss the fresh seafood and of course our local mangoes!!! The top foods to eat when I go back to the Phils? Inihaw na pusit, kinilaw na tanigue and manggang hilaw!!!
im an avid fan of your blog and you know what? your blogs and pictures inspired me to be a food photographer myself 🙂 i don't know much about photography, lighting and angles but i'm learning 🙂 i bought my own camera to capture my "food moments" and everything in between and now i can't live without it. i love this "palengke" blog, i never thought that Guadalupe Market has so much in store for a food lover like me. I always wanted to go there but i usually end up at Farmer's market or at the Salcedo "Saturday Only" Market. Maybe i'll try to drop by and do my shopping there. thanks! love love it!
one of the reasons i miss home is because of food. reading this blog, i miss home more.
i love the tingi culture in the philippines. servings and packages here in the US are so big (probably a big factor why obesity is such a huge problem here) that i can't buy too many different things because they might just spoil. i live alone, so unless i wanna bloat (or be a glutton), i stick with just buying an item or 2, finish them in a week, and off to the grocery again for the next food to eat.
I liked your pictures and essay. You made a lot of effort to put this together. It's wonderful to see how the market looks like nowadays. I have lived here in US and I have travelled to most part of the states in this country. I have never seen this site in any of their market or grocery. I never been home since 1987 hopefully to come home this year. I am amazed how our people have really taken so much care and love for their source of living. I am very proud of their artistic way of making their "tinda" more pleasing to the eye. You should continue writing more and continue your photography you can send them to me and I would love to read them. I hope Lori liked your pictures.
I prefer to go to the groceries than in the market place in buying foods or my other needs. Groceries offers no pressure, there's no unpleasant smell, or any other things that makes me not visit a market place. I hate sticky and dirty place. Anyway, thanks for posting I enjoyed reading your post and the pictueres are nice. I try to go there some other time.
The picture story is great, in my childhood my mom and I frequent the market the Paco market to be exact, and really such a joy and fun to go to(you missed the toy stalls of plastic, wood etc. of w/c every child will be wringing your pants or shirt to buy the small lutu-lutuan or kotse kotsehan made in tin cans….
I grew up in Guadalupe and these pictures make me proud, not only of being a Guadalupenan but also for having such rich and exciting culture. Look at the photos: they are real, they are colorful. when I was a little girl, I used to go to the place where the market is now located, and wait with my grandma for the delivery of tuba (coconut wine). We carried the 5 gallon tuba (walking), to Jacinto St. (sa Kanto ng Guadalupe Nuevo), where my grandma operates a tubaan. We used to have a store sa talipapa sa malapit sa kanto (I used to mangoes from Divisoria).My grandpa owned a barber shop and my father owned a tailoring shop sa kanto ng Guadalupe. Thanks for posting the pictures; they are really unique to our culture. They bring back good memories.


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Ex Xbox Community Manager Says PS4/PC No Man's Sky Is "Stale"; Hopes There's More Post-Launch
Aernout van de Velde • Mar 8, 2016 09:00 AM EST
Microsoft's former Canadian Xbox community manager, Raj Patel, has shared his view on PS4/PC title 'No Man's Sky', and he clearly isn't too excited.
No Man's Sky is a sci-fi title set in "an infinite procedurally generated galaxy". At least, that's how developer Hello Games describes its upcoming science fiction game.
No Man's Sky is a science-fiction game about exploration and survival in an infinite procedurally generated universe.
While many are truly hyped for the game, this doesn't seem to be the case for Xbox's former Canadian community manager. Patel, who is now marketing manager at Icejam Games, took to Twitter to share that, from what he has seen so far, the game already looks "stale". According Patel, he has seen every gameplay image of the game, but they all look like they could take place on the same planet. So much for an 'infinite universe', reads Patel's tweet.
Every gameplay image I've seen of No Man's Sky looks like it could take place on the same planet. 'Infinite universe' eh? I don't see it.
— Raj Patel (@Rajio) March 7, 2016
The ex Xbox community manager adds that the game does have potential, but he hasn't seen the fun, yet. Please note that Patel only commented on things that have been publicly shown.
No Man's Sky already seems "stale" says Patel
@ItzSynz Yeah, I mean it has potential and COULD be great but from what I've SEEN so far, it already seems stale.I haven't seen the fun.
@BlueHeelerKY I've seen everything that has been publicly shown. As my tweet indicated I'm commenting on what i've seen.
When linked to a Kotaku article about the game, Patel replied that he still didn't see the 'infinite' part of the title.
@LoR1975 yeah i still don't see it. maybe there is more to it that we'll see post-launch.
Patel adds that he hopes that there's more to the game that has been shown so far.
@BlueHeelerKY you would hope so. i guess we'll see post launch
The release date for the long awaited game from Hello Games was announced last week, alongside the game's minimum PC requirements.
No Man's Sky will be releasing on June 21, 2016. The sci-fi adventure survival will be released in Europe a day later, while the gamers in the UK will have to wait till the 24th of June. For more info on No Man's Sky, check out the game's official website right here.
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Barefooters are used to folks with bogus liability fears. They forget the real liability issues associated with shoes (and not just glass slippers).
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Let me wrap up the trip that my son and I made out west. After leaving Great Basin National Park we headed straight home. We did make one short stop, though, at the Cahokia Mounds across the Mississippi from St. Louis.
I'll have one more post about this trip where I reflect on trying to do the whole thing barefoot and not really succeeding.
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I'm still working on writing up my visit Out West this past June. (I keep getting interrupted by having to do other things.) As you may recall, last time my son and I were in Great Basin National Park, and we'd hiked to the Rock Glacier and the Bristlecone Pine Grove on the side of Wheeler Peak.
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Or would I need to work with a new function?
To clarify: I want to HIDE 1 specific category so it doesn't show up.

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A: Why not to use the codex version?
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also do you remember in_category() ?
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A: I think you need to do something like this, if i got ur question correctly :)
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COVID-19 deaths increase by 80% in Africa, driven by Delta variant -WHO
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) says COVID-19 deaths have increased by 80 per cent in the past one month in Africa, mostly driven by the highly transmissible Delta variant.
The Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus said on Friday at his regular COVID-19 briefing that the Delta variant had been detected in at least 132 countries.
Ghebreyesus said almost four million cases worldwide were reported last week to WHO and the agency expected the total number of cases to pass 200 million in the next two weeks.
"And we know this is an underestimate.
"Infections have increased in every region of the world, with some even reaching 80 per cent more in the past month. In Africa, deaths have increased by 80 per cent over the same period,'' the official warned.
The director-general blamed the rise of cases on increased social mixing and mobility, the inconsistent use of public health and social measures, and inequitable vaccine use.
He said "hard-won gains" were in jeopardy or being lost, and health systems in many countries were increasingly overwhelmed.
"WHO has warned that the COVID-19 virus has been changing since it was first reported, and it continues to change. So far, four variants of concern have emerged, and there will be more as long as the virus continues to spread.''
In June, the WHO chief announced the setting up of a technology transfer hub for mRNA vaccines in South Africa as part of WHO's efforts to scale up production of vaccines and their distribution in Africa.
"Today, we have taken another step forward, with a letter of intent that sets out the terms of collaboration signed by the partners in the hub.
"WHO: the Medicines Patent Pool, Afrigen Biologics; the Biologicals and Vaccines Institute of Southern Africa; the South African Medical Research Council and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention," he explained.
According to him, WHO's goal remains to aid every country in vaccinating at least 10 per cent of its population by the end of September.
"At least, 40 per cent by the end of this year, and 70 per cent by the middle of next year.
"We are a long way off achieving those targets. So far, just over half of countries have fully vaccinated 10 per cent of their population, less than a quarter of countries have vaccinated 40 per cent, and only three countries have vaccinated 70 per cent."
The WHO head reminded that the global distribution of vaccines remains unjust, in spite expert warnings and appeals, and said that all regions remain at risk, "none more so, than Africa".
"On current trends, nearly 70 per cent of African countries will not reach the 10 per cent vaccination target by the end of September," he cautioned.
Ghebreyesus also announced that on response to the Delta surge, the WHO's Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator was inaugurating the Rapid ACT-Accelerator Delta Response, or RADAR, and issuing an urgent call for 7.7 billion U.S. dollars for tests, treatments and vaccine.
Lead WHO epidemiologist and COVID-19 technical lead, Dr Maria Van Kerkhove, explained that the Delta variant had certain mutations that allow the virus to adhere to human cells more easily and that experts were also seeing a higher viral load in individuals infected.
She called Delta "dangerous and the most transmissible SARS-CoV-2 virus to date," adding "there are some laboratory studies that suggest that there's increase replication in some of the modelled human airway systems.
In terms of severity, Kerkhove highlighted that there had6 been an increase in hospitalisations in certain countries affected by the variant, "but we haven't yet seen an increase in mortality".
According to the WHO expert, there is some data that suggest that people vaccinated can get infected and transmit the variant, the likelihood is much reduced after the second dose has been administered and reached full effectiveness.
She also clarified that Delta was not specifically targeting children as some reports had suggested, but warned that as long as the variants were circulating, they would infect anybody that was not taking proper precautions.
"Its in the virus's interests to evolve, viruses are not alive they don't have a brain to think through this, but they become more fit the more they circulate, so the virus will likely become even more transmissible because this is what viruses do, they evolve they change overtime.
"We have to do what we can to drive it down", she added, reminding that public health and social measures do work against the Delta variant, and that the vaccines do prevent disease and death."
Dr Michael Ryan, the Executive Director of WHO Health Emergencies, said that even with the virus getting "faster and fitter" the game plan does not change, but it needs to be implemented more efficiently.
"Delta is a warning that this virus is evolving, but it is also a call to action before more dangerous variants emerge," he said.


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Posted on December 31, 2020 by Brian Williams
Welcome to the penultimate Coffee Spot Awards Shortlist for 2020, the Brian's Coffee Spot Special Award, which was won last year by Kafi. In past year's, this has been a special award for those Coffee Spots which don't quite fit into the other categories, but which nonetheless I absolutely love… It's also a chance for me to recognise and reward those wonderful Coffee Spots that I come across during the year and which mean something special to me.
This year's Award is slightly different in that I've narrowed the criteria to be those Coffee Spots whose response to the COVID-19 pandemic has been outstanding in some way.
You can see the shortlist after the gallery.
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There are eight Coffee Spots on the shortlist this year, all listed in order of publication.
The Flower Cup
Let's get started in Chester with The Flower Cup. I was very impressed with the way The Flower Cup adapted to re-opening during the pandemic, from the clever use of putting plants on chairs to ensure social distancing, to the serving of takeaway customers from the door so that they didn't have to come inside. The Flower Cup has also been shortlisted for the Best Breakfast and Best Flat White Awards.
Canopy Coffee
Canopy Coffee in my hometown of Guildford reopened as a takeaway coffee shop in May, transforming the shop and its work flow along the way. You can read more about the steps Canopy took in this article, as well as the reasoning behind the decisions. Canopy Coffee had also made it onto the shortlists for this year's Best Takeaway Coffee and Most Popular Coffee Spot Awards.
Notes, Trafalgar Square
In July, I sat in a coffee shop for the first time in three months and I don't think I could have made a better choice than Notes on St Martin's Lane. I was very impressed with steps Notes had taken, particularly the on-line ordering app (this shortlist entry applies equally to Notes, King's Cross, by the way). Notes (Trafalgar Square) has also been shortlisted for the Best Flat White and Coffee Spot with the Best Lighting Awards.
The Press Room, Surbiton
Another that has impressed me with the way it handled the requirements of reopening during the pandemic was The Press Room in Surbiton, from its door control policy down to its separation of takeaway customers from those in the shop. The Press Room has also been shortlisted for the Best Coffee Spot near a Railway Station and Coffee Spot with the Best Lighting Awards.
Kaffeine
Back in London and staying with familiar themes of door control and dealing with takeaway customers, it's Kaffeine (and, by extension, Kaffeine Eastcastle). It's also the attention to detail and the little things, like bottles of hand sanitiser on each table and a list of what to do/not to do. Kaffeine has also been shortlisted for this year's Happiest Staff Award.
Quarter Horse Coffee Roasters
Moving on to Birmingham and to Quarter Horse Coffee Roasters, which made the most of the enforced shutdown over the summer to remodel the coffee shop and attached roastery. This shortlist entries applies equally to the roastery and coffee shop side of the business, where it was clear that a lot of thought had gone into keeping people safe during the pandemic. Quarter Horse has also been shortlisted for the Best Roaster/Retailer Award.
Next on the shortlist is The Collective in Caversham and represents a slight change in emphasis. The Collective is on the shortlist largely in recognition that it chose to open for the first time in the middle of the pandemic. Opening a new coffee shop is a stressful business at the best of times, but this year it has been even worse. The Collective has also been shortlisted for the Best Breakfast and Most Popular Coffee Spot Awards.
Glasgow Coffee Festival
The final entry on the shortlist is also something a little different. Plenty of coffee festivals were simply cancelled this year, or moved onto online presentations. Not the Glasgow Coffee Festival. With the people unable to come to the festival, the festival went to the people, moving to the streets and coffee shops of Glasgow. The Glasgow Coffee Festival has also been shortlisted for the Best Saturday Supplement Award.
And the winner is Kaffeine
Runners-up: Canopy Coffee and The Press Room, Surbiton
Don't forget to check out the other 19 Coffee Spot Awards for 2020.
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A study out of Cambridge UK by de Lauzon-Guilain et al found that exclusively breastfed infants in the county of Cambridgeshire were rated by their mothers to laugh less, cry more, and be more irritable than their formula-fed or mixed-fed counterparts. These results have puzzled and surprised many who do research in breastfeeding.
On March 7, a Joint Letter went to Congress signed by over 120 organizations, asking for $15 million from the Prevention and Public Health Fund for for breastfeeding in Fiscal Year 2012.
Milestone: Brigham & Women's is Baby-Friendly!
Anna Jaques is 14th Baby Friendly Hospital!