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The meeting of the Board of the Ministry of Communications and Informatization
08.08.2017 #events #tech
The results of the socio-economic development of the industry for the first half of 2017 were considered during the meeting of the Board of the Ministry of Communications and Informatization on August 3, 2017.
To the attention of certificate holders, applicants for the certification and those, who accept declarations
04.08.2017 #services
The Law of the Republic of Belarus "On conformity assessment to Technical Requirements and accreditation of conformity assessment authorities" came into force on July, 30 2017.
On the outcomes of the World Telecommunication Development Conference
25.10.2017 #ITU
The World Telecommunication Development Conference of the International Telecommunication Union, which was devoted to the theme "Iinformation and Communication Technologies for Sustainable Development Goals", concluded its work In Buenos Aires (Argentina).
Preparation and testing at EMC Laboratory
EMC Laboratory under JSV Giprosvjaz conducts assessment of telecommunication equipment.
Changes in the Rules for the telecommunication services provision
24.07.2017 #regulation
The Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus № 518 dated from July 12, 2017 made some additions and changes to the Rules for the telecommunication services provision and the Rules for the of lines, communication structures and radio communications protection in the Republic of Belarus.
ITU Regional Workshop on the Internet of Things (IoT) and Future Networks
22.06.2017 #events #ITU
ITU Regional Workshop on the Internet of Things (IoT) and Future Networks was held in Saint Petersburg, Russia on June, 19-20.
Three-fold IP traffic increase is predicted by 2021
13.06.2017 #tech #analytics
According to the Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI) Complete Forecast released in June 2017 global IP traffic is expected to increase three-fold and to reach 278 exabytes per month by 2021.
The European Commission wishes to promote free Wi-Fi connectivity for citizens and visitors in public spaces
06.06.2017 #tech #EU
The European Parliament, the Council and the Commission reached a political agreement on the WiFi4EU initiative and its funding on 29 May 2017.
The 2017 Session of ITU Council
The 2017 Session of ITU Council was hold in Geneva on May 15-25, 2017
World Telecommunication and Information Society Day
World Telecommunication Day has been celebrated annually on 17 May since 1969, marking the founding of ITU and the signing of the first International Telegraph Convention in 1865.
JSV Giprosvjaz specialists designed the project "Reconstruction of a complex of Dinamo Stadium objects in Minsk. Radio communication"
Specialists from the communication systems and networks department of JSV "Giprosvjaz" together with the specialists from the department of communications equipment power supply and architecture and construction department have designed the project "Reconstruction of a complex of Dinamo Stadium objects in Minsk. Radio communication"
The meetings of the Working Groups of the RCC Commission on regulation of radiofrequency spectrum and satellite orbits were held in the Kyrgyz Republic
27.04.2017 #RCC
The meetings of the Working Groups of the RCC Commission on regulation of radiofrequency spectrum and satellite orbits were held on April 10-13 in the Kyrgyz Republic.
JSV Giprosvjaz will take part in TIBO-2017
The Ministry of Communications and Informatization of the Republic of Belarus together with the interested parties will hold the XXIV International Forum on Telecommunications, Information and Banking Technologies "TIBO-2017" on April 18-21, 2017.
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Articles published in "The Villages Mag"
The railway viaduct, an important feature in our landscape, was built as part of the Manchester and Crewe Junction Railway between 1840 and 1842. The line was opened as part of the Manchester to Birmingham Railway Company as far as Sandbach on 13th May 1842. The engineer in charge of construction of the line was George Watson Buck a canal and railway engineer, and a stone with his name and the date 1841 was placed at Goostrey station where it can now be seen mounted on a wall on the Manchester platform.
Holmes Chapel's population easily doubled during the construction of the viaduct. In the census in 1831, the population was 406. During construction in 1841, it rose to 1008, and afterwards in 1851 it fell back to 555. Over 500 people were involved in the building of the viaduct – masons, bricklayers, carpenters and a vast number of "navvies" whose dress and outlook made them a distinct social class. There was no accommodation for such numbers in the village, and most lived in a camp adjacent to the viaduct. Because of demands on local bakers, sometimes navvies had to walk four miles to Middlewich for a loaf of bread.
The viaduct is the longest on the line at 1794 feet with 23 arches each of 63 feet span, a considerable feat of engineering for over 150 years ago. Stockport viaduct is higher, but is also slightly shorter.


GPU maker nVidia has scored two big deals in as many months. The first was its long-awaited cross-licensing deal with Intel to bring nVidia chipsets over to the Pentium 4 side of the market. Today comes news that nVidia has inked a royalty-based deal with Sony to provide graphics technology for the next-generation PlayStation 3 (PS3). Given Sony's dominant market position in the console gaming world, this is a big design win for nVidia, and it counterbalances the two deals archrival ATI has in place to power the next-generation Xbox and Nintendo console platforms.


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Lüttgen Lühnsdorf war eine wüste Feldmark in der Nähe von Kranepuhl im Fläming, im 21. Jahrhundert ein Ortsteil der Gemeinde Planetal im Landkreis Potsdam-Mittelmark in Brandenburg.

Geografische Lage
Die wüste Feldmark lag südsüdwestlich von Kranepuhl an der Kreuzung der Wege von Kranepuhl nach Grubo sowie Buchholz b. Niemegk und Bad Belzig. Dort existiert ein Flurname wüste Höfe, auf der Scherben und Fundamente einer Dorfkirche gesichert werden konnten.

Geschichte
Im Jahr 1361 erschien das Dorf in villa Lutteken Ludersdorff erstmals in den Akten. Im Jahr 1388 lebte in lutken ludirstorff ein Richter, der ½ Schock an Abgaben leisten musste. Dieser Richter wurde 1419/1420 erneut erwähnt und besaß zu dieser Zeit die Gerichtsbarkeit und zwei Hufen. Das Dorf gehörte vor 1426 bis um 1550/1552 der Vogtei bzw. Pflege bzw. Amt Belzig und wurde 1426/1427 als Ludirstorff parua bezeichnet. Ein Einwohner aus Dahnsdorf besaß im Jahr 1506 die wüste Gerichtsbarkeit zum Lehen. Die Fläche von Lüttgen Lühnsdorf umfasste im Jahr 1550 insgesamt 28 Hufen und wurde von den Einwohnern aus Dahnsdorf und Kranepuhl genutzt. Im genannten Jahr besaß ein Einwohner aus Dahnsdorf die nach wie vor wüste Gerichtsbarkeit mit mittlerweile zwei freien Hufen zum Lehen. Im Jahr 1565 griffen drei Einwohner aus Dahnsdorf auf je zwei Hufen sowie elf weitere Einwohner aus Kranepuhl auf einmal vier, achtmal zwei und zweimal eine wüste Hufe zu. Ein Einwohner besaß noch ein Stück Acker, das als die Straße bezeichnet wurde. Diese Nutzung hatte über viele Jahrzehnte Bestand.

Im Jahr 1718 wurden sechs Hufen aus Lüttgen Lühnsdorf als wüste Hufen in Dahnsdorf geführt. Weitere 22 Hufen belegten die Einwohner aus Kranepuhl. Auf jeder Hufe brachten sie drei Dresdner Scheffel Aussaat aus. Die Bezeichnung der Feldmark änderte sich im Jahr 1743 zu Lüttgen-Lünsdorf. Die letzte urkundliche Erwähnung existiert aus dem Jahr 1822. Zu dieser Zeit wurden nach wie vor sechs Hufen von Dahnsdorf und 22 Hufen von Kranepuhl genutzt. Die wüste Feldmark ging danach in Dahnsdorf und Kranepuhl auf und wurde nicht wieder besiedelt.

Literatur
 Peter R. Rohrlach: Historisches Ortslexikon für Brandenburg. Teil V: Zauch-Belzig. Erstauflage. Verlag Hermann Böhlaus Nachfolger, Weimar 1992. (Verlag Klaus-D. Becker, Potsdam 2011, ISBN 978-3-941919-82-2, S. 243–244)

Wüstung im Landkreis Potsdam-Mittelmark
Ersterwähnung 1361
Planetal

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Guns N' Roses Film Las Vegas Show In 3D - Rock Fuel Media Inc.
Guns N' Roses' Las Vegas residency promised fans the chance to see Axl Rose and his new Guns perform in an intimate setting. Now it looks like everyone else will soon get the chance to see Rose in 3D.
According to a posting on the band's Twitter account, GN'R's show Wednesday night (November 21) was filmed in 3D. GN'R also tweeted a picture of a behind the scenes look at the taping along with the caption "3D 2D looks like 10 cameras on this Street Of Dreams #AppetiteForDemocracy." It still remains unclear, though, as to what will become of this 3D taping (as Chinese Democracy proves, a "sure thing release" doesn't exist in the world of Guns N' Roses).
However, the real question is "Do we really want to see Axl Rose and the new Guns N' Roses on a movie screen in 3D?" Hell, even the idea of seeing Slash in a 3D film doesn't sound all that appealing. Then again, we admit that we were at first hesitant about the Metallica 3D film. Plus, seeing Rose in 3D might prove to be a nice alternative to waiting three hours in a theatre for an in-person live performance (at the very least, he can't pull a no show in a 3D film).


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Tupolev Tu-144 Supersonic Transport
The Tu-144 was to be the Soviet Union's entry into the high-prestige word of supersonic passenger travel. At the beginning of the 1960s, supersonic transports were expected to be the way of air travel in the future. Every industrialised nation was either involved with planning one, or enviously looking on. The SST was the prestige project. In the Soviet Union, the design bureau of Andrei Tuploev was assigned the task of developing the aircraft. Tupolev's son Alexei was chosen to head the project. Tupolev chose to develop the aircraft in two stages. The first would be an aerodynamic prototype to prove the delta wing concept and aerodynamics, with the fully-developed aircraft to follow along later. This allowed the Soviets to score a propaganda victory by flying the prototype on Dec 31st, 1968 even though it was much smaller and quite different from the aircraft's final configuration. The Tu-144 fell victim to the Soviet Government's indifference to civil aviation, and was handicapped by its politically driven introduction into service before its flight testing and development were complete. The aircraft put into service were handicapped by their engines' high fuel consumption, and by cabin noise levels that were embarrassingly loud. After several inflight equipment failures that were kept from being disasters only by the extreme professionalism of the flight crews, the Soviet Government, not wishing to have a propaganda disaster on their hands, suspended the passenger service less than a year after it began.
The Tu-144 was always in the shadow of Concorde, and its public perception never recovered from the 1973 Paris Airshow disaster where the second development aircraft crashed while attempting to avoid a French Air Force Mirage that may have approached too closely. The exact circumstances of this crash have never been made completely clear. In the latter half of the 1990s, RA-77114 was rebuilt using a set of engines from a Tu-160 and used as a flying laboratory by NASA and several Russian design companies. It made a series of 27 flights exploring the mechanics of supersonic flight. The data obtained from these flights will be kept for use in future supersonic designs.
The kit is packed very tightly into its long narrow box. It's quite large for a supersonic airliner, noticeably larger than Concorde, and the model is quite complicated. It is moulded in a slightly tan grey plastic on 6 sprues plus one of clear for the windows and stand. The plastic has a satin finish, and is soft and easy to work with. The kit depicts an early production TU-144. The Tu-144D's Kolesov RD-36-51 engines are not included, nor are the Kuznetsov NK-321s that powered the Tu-144LL project of the late 1990s. These may be borrowed from a Zvezda or Trumpeter Tu-160
The fuselage is two halves from cockpit to tail. The cabin windows are open, with clear parts provided for them. The cockpit windows are a two piece cockpit cab cover similar to a Heller or Minicraft cockpit, but the two parts make for a tricky glue join in the clear plastic. It would have been simpler to have a one piece cockpit. The panel lines are very fine, nicely engraved and match up well. The vertical fin is moulded into the right fuselage half. The drooping nose is separate, with a clear visor cover. The fuselage is moulded to show the nose drooped. If you want to show yours raised, you will have to trim off the mounting tab under the cockpit. The characteristic canard foreplanes may be mounted extended or retracted. They were often extended when the aircraft was on the ground with the nose lowered, although the aircraft were just as often parked with the nose up and canards retracted. The fuselage halves in my copy are slightly warped, making joining them together a challenge. I may resort to internal bracing to hold the shape properly
The wings are each comprised of a one piece lower section and upper right and left halves. The elevons and their actuators are separate. There are 5 ejector pin towers left over inside the lower wing section which must be trimmed down in order for the wings to fit properly. Take care not to trim out the circular pedestals nearby; those are needed to establish the correct wing thickness. The elevons have static discharge wicks moulded into their trailing edges. They are quite delicate while at the same time being out of scale. Care will have to be taken to ensure they are not broken off during construction.
Since this aircraft was a tailless delta, there is no empannage as such to discuss.
The engines are quite complicated, and include a section of the bottom of the wing centre section. The intakes, including the main landing gear bay, are built from top and bottom sections and inserted into the main engine fairings. Cleaning up the gap should be done before gluing the intake assembly into the engine nacelle. There is an intake guide vane and boundary layer separator plate to insert into the intakes. At the aft end, the nozzles of the Kuznetsov NK-144 engines and a curved section slide into the engine nacelle. The two engine nacelles mate together to form the lower centre section of the wing and a portion of the aft fuselage. Take care to achieve a correct fit in this complicated assembly
The landing gear struts and wheels are finely moulded and nicely detailed. The main struts are fairly complicated, and ICM has included an addendum sheet to the instructions showing their recommended assembly sequence. The nose gear strut is similarly well detailed and has 6 small clear landing lights. They could use some brake lines and whatever else the modeller likes, but will look good without them. The wheels themselves are properly thick and the detail moulded into the hubs is very good. There is an option for raised gear, and a stand is provided. As with all 1/144 kits, the gear doors are fairly thick but the real aircraft's main gear doors were quite thick. The nose gear doors are a trifle too thick, but there is no significant detail inside them, so they may be sanded down if you wish. ICM did make an effort to get the edges thin.
I don't compare models to drawings or published measurements. When assembled it looks like a Tu-144
The decal sheet provides for the only two Tu-144s that flew scheduled passenger services. CCCP-77109 flew the first commercial service between Moscow and Alma Ata (now Almaty, Kazakhstan) in November of 1977. CCCP-77110 was the display aircraft at the Paris Air show in June of 1977. Apart from the registrations, the only differences are the АЕРОФЛОТ titles and the Paris Air Show display numbers. The decals are printed in ICM's familiar matte finish. They have good registration, but the edges of the cheatlines are slightly blurry. No window decals are provided.
I removed the major parts from the sprues and taped them together to test the fit. The long fuselage seam is going to be a challenge, as is the very complicated fit of the engine nacelles into the lower wing and aft fuselage. When placed beside my Revell Concorde, the size of the Tu-144 becomes apparent. When comparing the wings, remember that the Tupolev's elevons have not been fitted.
CCCP-77110 in Paris, June 1977.
CCCP-77110 preserved in Ulyanovsk, looking a little worse for wear after enduring 30 Russian winters.
Highs: Delicate parts with a lot of detail for 1/144 scale. Fine engraving and a subject that hasn't been done to death.
Lows: Warped fuselage and complicated assembly make this one a little more difficult than your usual airliner. No window decals.
Verdict: The only other Tu-144s in this scale are the very expensive Bra.Z resin kit or the nearly impossible to find Entex kit of the prototype.
Suggested Retail: C$46.99
NATIONALITY: Russia
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There's this little button you have to click to make the review go live. Guess who forgot to click it? It should work now...

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Rusty graduated from Tennessee Temple University with a Bachelors in Science and Biblical Studies. He has been happily married for 9 years to his beautiful wife Brittany. He and His wife enjoy spending time with their daughter Hannah, doing outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and walking through the city. Rusty's personal hobbies include working out, doing cross-fit, mountain biking, and relaxing at home watching his favorite TV Show, "The Office."
I am so grateful and honored for the opportunity God has entrusted me with to lead our team here in Chattanooga. In every decision we make from the hiring of our guys, to the billing in the office, we want to make sure we are always putting our best foot forward and bringing honor and glory to His name. I am fully committed to that task and want to lead our team by example. I pray our strength, commitment, and reputation is built upon that hope alone.


2800 people try to get "Banned" Air Jordan I "Bred" on Grand Opening Day September 3rd. It was great start up for Tokyo Sneaker Scene.
Running around to show the new backpack from Shimano.
SHIMANO Urban Daypack (T23) - SKV?
Queen + Adam Lambert - The 3rd and final show of the three shows at Budokan Tokyo in September 2016. I got a nosebleed seat again for the final show.
Banner making movie, Tokyo 23 FC (5th division, Japan.) fans.
Maybe the best live performance of DYKWIM. To get the highest quality available, I synced to the video the mp3 audio from the bootleg. Enjoy!
奥野敦士 TOKYO23 渋谷 On Air West ROGUE.
Tour of Square Enix store in Tokyo, Japan.
Kamelot, Insomnia @ Liquid Room Tokyo, 23/05/2016.


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The record-breaking partial federal government shutdown is in its fifth week. Across the country, 800,000 federal employees are on furlough, not getting paid and not working. Here in Shelburne, the ripple effects of the shutdown are evident.
Craig Stevens, owner of Wild Hart Distillers, is facing his own issues because of the government shutdown. Three of his new labels for liquors are stuck at the Alcohol and Tax and Trade Bureau for review, which is impacting sales of the three new products.
"While it isn't the same as not having a paycheck, it is definitely reducing our ability to generate revenue during winter, which is a slower time for our retail sales than summer," Stevens said.
Stevens submitted three labels for two new liquors – a peach cordial and an aged gin – and labels for 50 ml bottles, or "nips," to be approved in December just after the shutdown began. Distillers have to submit labels to the bureau for approval.
It was the last step in the series to get the products to market, which is coming as Stevens tries to expand his business into another state.
Two other government shutdowns have occurred since Stevens opened Wild Hart in 2016. One was three days over a weekend last January, and the other was less than a day last February. Neither affected Steven's business because they were so short.
"We reached a record (for the shutdown), we could have never thought it would go on this long," Stevens said. "We sent the formula in November, we received the O.K., then we created the labels, and submitted them.
Across U.S. Route 7, Shelburne Vineyard is facing similar issues with labels. Two labels for wines are likely to get caught up in the backlog, said vineyard owner Ken Albert.
Shelburne Farms is also facing disruption from the shutdown.
"The shutdown is affecting some of our educational programs, including our educational partnership with the National Park Service and our USDA Farm to School programs," said Holly Brough, the farm's director of communications.
Furloughed federal workers across the country will miss their second paycheck since the shutdown began Friday if government operations do not resume after press time Wednesday, including the 686 federal workers in Vermont. An additional 1,500 Vermonters work for agencies that don't have federal money appropriated to pay for them, according to the Legislature's Joint Fiscal Office.
Food banks across the country and in Vermont have been reaching out to federal employees who may be facing cash flow problems.
Banks are also working to provide federal employees on furlough or working without pay to obtain low-interest loans and bill payment schedules. The VSECU credit union, which anyone living or working in Vermont is eligible to join, is providing $3,000 low-interest loans to federal employees living without a paycheck. That's an increase from the $1,500 loans the credit union offered in December. Members of the credit union will also be eligible for the Skip-A-Payment program fee waiver.
On Jan. 22, Gov. Phil Scott directed the Vermont Department of Labor to provide federal workers in Vermont who are deemed "essential" and "excepted" to work without pay the same Unemployment Insurance benefits as other furloughed employees.
As for federal assistance programs, the state is continuing to fund them through February.
"We heard this week in committee that many of the programs funded by the federal government that go through the Vermont Department of Children and Families should be OK until the end of February and then things could get scary," said Rep. Jessica Brumstead, D-Shelburne, who serves on the House Committee on Human Services.
"Vermont's Department for Children and Families will be issuing most February 3SquaresVT (or SNAP) benefits early, on Jan. 20. These benefits will be for the entire month of February, so it is important that participants budget accordingly," Brumstead added.
Local business owners are also offering deals to federal employees, many of which can be found on social media. Yoga Roots posted to its Facebook page Friday that is offering month-long passes to federal employees at its two locations in Shelburne and Williston. Sugarbush Resort and Mad River Glen are offering free skiing and snowboarding deals to federal employees as well.
The government was still shut down as of press time. The U.S. House of Representatives voted on a series of funding bills to reopen the government on Jan. 3. The Senate is scheduled to vote on different funding bills today to reopen the government.
VtDigger contributed to the reporting.


BISER is an International Initiative of Women from/for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The organization was named after the Verdanatic and traditional jewel of bosnian women, the symbol of tears.
As you can see on the photo, BISER is a small organization, but the women engaged in it, are not only highly educated but also very efficient.
"BISER" was founded in the summer of 1992 when the first pieces of information about mass rapes started pouring in. Right away the identical scenario emerged - the crimes took place simultaneously in various places, and using the same methodology.
It was visible that a perfect organization was behind these crimes (buildings like school and factories for detaining people were prepared in advance, keys and locks were on the right doors, transport was organized and all those small things were clicking that normally never function in Bosnia).
The results of this monstrous and, unfortunately, very successful project, whose wounds are far from being healed, are frightening. Only today do we know that the purpose of such cruelty was to make return and reconciliation impossible.
Dumbfounded by the horror happening everywhere around us we instinctively did the right thing - we started to count. Very soon we had the data about the number of women in camps (in Zagreb at that time), about children and the elderly; we knew what size of clothes and shoes they wore. At the beginning we did what was most urgent, such as providing food, clothing, cooking stoves, coal and firewood. During the first year of the war we managed to bring into Bosnia-Herzegovina a million German marks worth of aid.
Gradually it was becoming clear to us that we had to get organized to be able to resist such an organized destruction of people. The organizational structure had to be stable and yet flexible enough to make us capable of adjusting to unexpected situations. It was perfectly clear to us that we should not just respond to situations, but to be proactive in our approach.
We knew that dealing with war and its consequences was going to be an extremely difficult job. During our work we developed a self-sustaining mechanism, which enabled us to do a lot with a relatively small input.
Agora for Women, social inclusion of women in our own centers.
1. Offering help to the socially most vulnerable women - through employing educated women on the jobs of supporting, treating, educating and counseling of socially vulnerable women.
2. Offering limited support for major self-support - by initiating mechanisms of self-healing to make women capable of helping themselves.
3. Acquisition of our own premises - The Agora for Women - since the public space was occupied by men we tried and succeeded in buying houses arranged into the women's multi-service centers (MUSA) in which the activities of "BISER" were carried out, especially those intended for women from rural areas.
4. Organization of network - the centralized one for major, strategic projects and fundraising and decentralized one for working with women in the field in order to take into account local specificities.
5. Integrative approach - according to which all offers are accessible to all women and free of charge to avoid any kind of segregation or stigmatization.
Most of the women-refugees from B-H stayed in the refugee camps in Zagreb, but many of them also had private accommodation. These women needed a place which could replace their home, a place where they could read newspapers, have a cup of coffee, exchange information - something like a living room. Next to the "living room" we furnished an instruction room for sewing, a universal classroom which we used for teaching foreign languages, analphabetic courses, playing room for children and the like. We also had a small doctor's office, which heard some of the most horrible stories of the B-H war.
The first MUSA center (multiservice center for women) was founded in Zagreb in 1993, the next one in Tuzla in 1995, then in Travnik in 1996 and in Sarajevo in 1999.
The first activities in the centers were working activities - the so called occupational therapy, which was the beginning of treatment of the victimized women, but in which the women were able to acquire specific skills to help them to sustain themselves later on.
It some times took three courses for some of the women to be able to sew up a skirt because they were simply not able to concentrate. But after several months they were even capable to instruct others. In 1993, owing to this program, we managed to find employment for over 30 women. Today the Travnik ready-made clothes factory regularly employs women trained in "BISER."
The scope of our work broadened since we wanted to respond to the situation and to the needs. The next step was to transform the space originally conceived as the "living room" into an Agora for Women. The complete public space was occupied by men and accessible only to a small circle of women - the educated ones from urban environments. Therefore in our centers we developed clubs where women could get together, create friendships and social links, find consolation or information how to find help.
In "BISER" we never organized the classical psychotherapy since we had modest funding and that form of help was a luxury for us. Besides, we noticed that the classical methods of psychotherapy did not give good results in women coming from rural environments, whose educational level was rather low and we mostly worked with such women. Therefore we established a principle that therapy should be based on the local culture and specificities and that its results should be visible in a relatively short period of time. MUSA centers were ideal for that: between 1000 and 5000 women passed through them each year.
40% of the calls were for the women under 40 years of age.
Respect of human rights in general and women's rights in particular is instrumental for the development of democracy. In this process it is necessary for women to take over responsibility for themselves. We were very much aware of that and we wanted to teach women democracy. The question was, how to teach it? We did not like the idea of distributing pamphlets or preaching. We thought that democracy should be trained. Therefore we included all women in debate clubs and also induced them to practice tolerance towards the opinions of others. Through the trial and error method we trained them in everyday situations to be able to speak up and fight for themselves.
Unfortunately, in January 2001 we spent the last funds for financing the MUSA centers and now they are all closed.
The B-H society is patriarchal and traditional one and it entered the new social transformations with a heritage according to which man is the one that works and provides for the family. This patriarchal structure is, unfortunately, often supported by women. But after the war many of those men of the house and breadwinners were not here: they were killed in the war, or crippled, or unemployed. Many women are now in the situation to take over the role of breadwinners. Some of them pity themselves for being forced to take over the man's role. Along with the male role they automatically take over the male, authoritative model of behavior, instead of relying on feminine traits such as tenderness, communication and cooperation. They become unhappy, lose their personality, lose orientation in their relationship with children and thus transmit the trauma to the next generation. But most of tern are not able to find employment, because of their poor education as well as due to an unfavorable economic situation in them country.
The experience in our work with women has shown that the poorer and less educated the women are, the more difficult their destiny turns out to be.
Those that attacked B-H targeted their attacks on its "foundations" - the women. It would be naive to think that this special strain of genocide took place just in Bosnia and that it would never be repeated anywhere in the world.
The women's community in B-H is divided into a small segment of educated women from urban environment and a great number of women from the country, many of whom have been forced by the war to come to towns, where they do not "live" but simply "vegetate," pushed to the margins of society. These are the "socially vulnerable women who can be divided in two subgroups - the mothers and the daughters. I am sure that all of the mothers who went through our courses will not allow their daughters to grow up without education. All women that went through our training are aware that their daughters - the new generation of the Bosnian women - must be educated to be able to take an active part in the economic and social life and become its most creative and most productive part.
Women will inevitably have to develop skills and qualities which will enable them to survive and to provide for their children. The change of structure will definitely take place, the only question is whether it will happen in 10, 20 or 30 years from now.
Women make up about 60% of the B-H population. Displacement and forced migrations caused by the war have changed the structure of urban population - it is now larger than the rural. Country women, now living in towns, were brought up in a different system of values and trained for different kind of work and life. It is indicative to look at the educational level of unemployed women registered in the employment offices in five major B-H towns: Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Tuzla, Mostar and Travnik.
These tables show clearly that B-H is lacking that segment of skilled and educated women which is, in the normal circumstances, the moving power of development. The percentages of unskilled women are extremely high. In the conditions of global economy and quickly changing technologies B-H needs a strategy for restructuring of the country and a strategy for development. Enormous funds have been spent on the reconstruction of material structures, and very little or nothing on education and training of citizens who are expected to meet the requirements imposed by the transition period and beckoning globalization.
The problems we are facing are complex and the task of rebuilding of the B-H society and economy is overwhelming. A lot has been done, but not nearly enough. Much more has to be done in the sphere of spiritual healing of the Bosnian society The wealth of Bosnia-Herzegovina is in its social culture, and the proponents of that culture are women.
The only solution is in better education, democracy, and development of civil society in combination with individual responsibility of all citizens. Although B-H politics proved to be incompetence in its elementary task -care for citizens - the responsibility for the existing situation has to be shared by each individual member of the B-H society.


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Our late great Nazrin Hassan, former CEO of Cradle Fund, who does not stand for showy and shallow events would have loved it. It has been just over one year since his untimely passing hit the Malaysian ecosystem.
MTW offers a platform for Malaysian ecosystem players and those aspiring to join the ecosystem, be they locals or from overseas to come together and in a condensed period, experience and get a taste for the Malaysian tech and innovation ecosystem.
"MTW was proof that the silos are starting to come together, from government to regulators to corporates to startups," says Fadzli Shah Anuar, head of strategy for Malaysian Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) which was one of the key supporters of the event.
Yet MDEC was not the main driver of the MTW, which was actually private-sector led. This would have pleased Nazrin to no end as he always believed that the Malaysian ecosystem can only move up to the next level when the private sector takes over the reins from government. I think MTW can become the most visible example of this transfer of responsibility. There is still lots of work to be done, but we are on the right path.
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Q: Multiple authors and readers restricted by role Is there a feature or plugin that will allow me to have multiple authors on a site.  An author must be able to specify which user group they want to be able to read the post.  Ideally users will be able to belong to more than one group.

A: This is a multi-part question, so I'll break it down.
You're already able to have multiple authors on a site, with Wordpress's default setup. There are several ways to restrict the categories they publish to. One is through categories. This would rely on the honor system, and on them selecting the correct category. It's also the easiest to implement (in fact, it might not need any implementation). So whether you want to go this route depends on the level of trust you have in your authors.
If your trust level isn't that high, you can do a more formal author restriction via custom post types. These can be created manually, which is how I've done it. They can also be created with plugins; I've never done this personally, but here are some options: https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/custom+post+types/
Once you've created the custom post types, you should be able to use a plugin like User Role Editor to limit certain authors to only posting to certain post types: https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/
So that's all on the content creation side. As far as displaying different results to different users, the complexity depends on if this is a public or private site. If it's public, then just show users the feed for that category or custom post type, and you're done.
If it's private, you might do something similar, but restrict access to those pages through a membership plugin. I used Cart66 at an old job; it worked all right but there are better dedicated solutions out there now.
I hope this helps! :)

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La famiglia delle comete halleidi (in inglese Halley-Type Comets, HTC) è costituita da comete periodiche con periodo compreso tra 20 e 200 anni, come la cometa da cui la famiglia prende il nome, ossia la 1P/Halley, il cui periodo è di 76,2 anni.

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Originatisi probabilmente nella nube di Oort, la maggior parte dei membri di questa famiglia, di cui i primi furono individuati nel periodo della scoperta della periodicità di parte delle comete, proviene dall'area compresa tra le orbite di Saturno e Nettuno. Nel corso del tempo e del loro moto di rivoluzione, le orbite di questi corpi celesti possono essere perturbate dai giganti gassosi così tanto da far sì che la cometa passi da un'orbita ellittica, non necessariamente posta sul piano dell'eclittica, a un'orbita iperbolica che le consente di liberarsi dall'attrazione gravitazionale del Sole, uscire dal Sistema Solare e fermare la fase di degassamento, o viceversa far sì che la cometa si immetta su un'orbita che possa portare anche a un impatto.

Secondo alcuni studi, così come esiste la possibilità che i centauri, ossia planetoidi ghiacciati che descrivono un'orbita intorno al Sole compresa fra quelle di Giove e Nettuno senza mai arrivare così vicino alla nostra stella da avviare il degassamento, possano trasformarsi in comete gioviane a causa della modifica della loro orbita dovuta all'interazione gravitazionale con i giganti gassosi, esiste anche la possibilità che essi, sempre per lo stesso motivo, possano trasformarsi in comete halleidi.

Membri
Secondo alcuni modelli, il numero attuale di comete halleidi aventi diametro maggiore di 2,3 km e una distanza al perielio inferiore a 1,8 au è nell'ordine del centinaio.

Oltre alla già citata Cometa di Halley, che è stata la prima cometa periodica scoperta, tra i più famosi membri della famiglia della comete halleidi figurano:

 23P/Brorsen-Metcalf
 38P/Stephan-Oterma
 55P/Tempel-Tuttle
 109P/Swift-Tuttle

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Comete periodiche


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Once your child has reached the stage of being able to listen and actively follow basic instructions, they can come try the Kinder Gym class. In this parent-participant class, you are right there on the floor guiding your child along a multitude of different activities, sharing in their joy of learning in their early years. Kinder Gym is the first stepping stone to allowing children to build their independence and overcome personal obstacles through learning and play. Kinder Gym aims to improve skills such as coordination, balance and strength in a fun, colourful environment.
Prep gym is a new style transition class aimed to aid in the changeover from play-based Kindergym to real gymnastics. This class is designed for children who have actively progressed through Kinder Gym, or, are new to gymnastics but are confident in being on the floor by themselves. Prep Gym starts to introduce children to basic gymnastic skills and movements whilst still incorporating play and having fun. "Preppies" participate in a range of activities on various apparatus, improving not only the physical aspects associated with gymnastics but also learning how to interact with their coaches and fellow peers. This class also encourages independent learning and discovering how to overcome personal challenges.
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Gain valuable on-the-job experience through an optional internship. Bachelor of Science in Public Health Health Promotion and Behavioral Science Concentration. In a bachelor's program, the same concepts and theories are studied, but on a deeper level. Bachelor's graduates will not qualify for becoming a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) either. Health Sciences Bachelor Degree. Behavioral scientists work in a variety of different disciplines, settings, and industries. This school offers both a Bachelor's of Science in Applied Health Science Degree program and a Master's of Science in Applied Health Science Degree program. With a career in behavioral science/health education, you help to improve public health by encouraging healthy lifestyles through behavior change and educational outreach. Behavioral and Community Health helps students understand the psychological, social, and cultural circumstances that affect people's chances for a healthy life. The total cash compensation, which includes bonus, and annual incentives, can vary anywhere from $112,635 to $137,572 with the average total cash compensation of $124,969. Designed to broaden your skills and abilities, the specialization does not require more credits than the Behavioral Science major itself since the credits of the specialization are … However, a number of interesting applied behavior analysis jobs open up with a bachelor's degree alone. School of Arts & Sciences, Fremantle Campus. Behavioral Science Salary Expectations: Psychology and Behavior Analysis Psychology Salaries. $107,004. For example, a student who wants to learn about criminal behavior might major in psychology. A Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) provides students interested in the field of health care with the tools they need to jump into a variety of medical-related careers, both hands-on and administrative. According to the National Science Foundation's 2013 National Survey of College Graduates: The median annual salary for psychologists was $80,000. Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Science. The A.A. in Behavioral Science is an interdisciplinary degree program designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year institution to earn a bachelor's degree in a social science. Most bachelor of arts and bachelor of science graduates take advantage of this by seeking employment. State Wise ADN VS BSN - Salary Comparison Bachelor of science in nursing salary is higher than the average ADN salary in every state. The Wilmington University bachelor's degree in Behavioral Science focuses on the impact of social issues, environments and cultural influences on individual and group behaviors. The tuition cost for the bachelor's program is $19,736 per year for residents of Indiana and $41,186 per year for non-residents. A BHS degree focuses on the application of science to health including the study of medicine, nutrition and other health-related topics. Mental health case managers can earn an annual salary … Years Higher Education 6 - 9. The Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness program is designed to prepare you to pursue a variety of career opportunities in health care and health and wellness-related industries. Bachelors Degree in a Behavioral Health Science preferred (counseling, clinical social work, ... A QMHA requires a Bachelor's degree in a behavioral science field from an accredited college or ... Report job. Online Health Science Degree- A Convenient Entry into Healthcare Careers. in Behavioral Science program prepares students for a multitude of careers in educational, industrial and social industries. The Behavioral Science Major with Specialization in Health Services Management is a 36-credit major. Course. Course Bachelor of Science (Health Sciences) Admission criteria Guaranteed ATAR 70 CRICOS 003691K Duration 3 years full-time Credit 600 Location Curtin Perth. We offer a competency-based curriculum that addresses the growing need for skilled, direct service providers. $74,775. Those who major in health science have broad opportunities within the workforce and, as such, a health science salary tends to be commensurate with one's experience and education.. The average Behavioral Health Therapist salary is $59,940 as of October 28, 2020, but the salary range typically falls between $53,923 and $74,246. Statistical Analyst. The Drexel Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Counseling (BHC) prepares students for careers in mental health and addictions treatment. Employment Outlook and Salary Information.
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Gain valuable on-the-job experience through an optional internship. Bachelor of Science in Public Health Health Promotion and Behavioral Science Concentration. In a bachelor's program, the same concepts and theories are studied, but on a deeper level. Bachelor's graduates will not qualify for becoming a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) either. Health Sciences Bachelor Degree. Behavioral scientists work in a variety of different disciplines, settings, and industries. This school offers both a Bachelor's of Science in Applied Health Science Degree program and a Master's of Science in Applied Health Science Degree program. With a career in behavioral science/health education, you help to improve public health by encouraging healthy lifestyles through behavior change and educational outreach. Behavioral and Community Health helps students understand the psychological, social, and cultural circumstances that affect people's chances for a healthy life. The total cash compensation, which includes bonus, and annual incentives, can vary anywhere from $112,635 to $137,572 with the average total cash compensation of $124,969. Designed to broaden your skills and abilities, the specialization does not require more credits than the Behavioral Science major itself since the credits of the specialization are … However, a number of interesting applied behavior analysis jobs open up with a bachelor's degree alone. School of Arts & Sciences, Fremantle Campus. Behavioral Science Salary Expectations: Psychology and Behavior Analysis Psychology Salaries. $107,004. For example, a student who wants to learn about criminal behavior might major in psychology. A Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) provides students interested in the field of health care with the tools they need to jump into a variety of medical-related careers, both hands-on and administrative. According to the National Science Foundation's 2013 National Survey of College Graduates: The median annual salary for psychologists was $80,000. Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Science. The A.A. in Behavioral Science is an interdisciplinary degree program designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year institution to earn a bachelor's degree in a social science. Most bachelor of arts and bachelor of science graduates take advantage of this by seeking employment. State Wise ADN VS BSN - Salary Comparison Bachelor of science in nursing salary is higher than the average ADN salary in every state. The Wilmington University bachelor's degree in Behavioral Science focuses on the impact of social issues, environments and cultural influences on individual and group behaviors. The tuition cost for the bachelor's program is $19,736 per year for residents of Indiana and $41,186 per year for non-residents. A BHS degree focuses on the application of science to health including the study of medicine, nutrition and other health-related topics. Mental health case managers can earn an annual salary … Years Higher Education 6 - 9. The Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness program is designed to prepare you to pursue a variety of career opportunities in health care and health and wellness-related industries. Bachelors Degree in a Behavioral Health Science preferred (counseling, clinical social work, ... A QMHA requires a Bachelor's degree in a behavioral science field from an accredited college or ... Report job. Online Health Science Degree- A Convenient Entry into Healthcare Careers. in Behavioral Science program prepares students for a multitude of careers in educational, industrial and social industries. The Behavioral Science Major with Specialization in Health Services Management is a 36-credit major. Course. Course Bachelor of Science (Health Sciences) Admission criteria Guaranteed ATAR 70 CRICOS 003691K Duration 3 years full-time Credit 600 Location Curtin Perth. We offer a competency-based curriculum that addresses the growing need for skilled, direct service providers. $74,775. Those who major in health science have broad opportunities within the workforce and, as such, a health science salary tends to be commensurate with one's experience and education.. The average Behavioral Health Therapist salary is $59,940 as of October 28, 2020, but the salary range typically falls between $53,923 and $74,246. Statistical Analyst. The Drexel Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Counseling (BHC) prepares students for careers in mental health and addictions treatment. Employment Outlook and Salary Information. Unclaimed Funds California, Healthwise Protein Snacks, Kovakkai Crispy Fry, Audubon Experience New Orleans, Bracket Seeding 16 Teams, Pacha Kaya Curry, Kitchfix Rochester Ny, Segue 1 Diameter, Cambridge Igcse Mathematics Core And Extended Textbook Answers, Frigidaire Ac Econ Mode, Prince2 2017 Practitioner Exam Questions And Answers, Weather In Machu Picchu Peru In August, Performance Metrics Template, More


i have been have problems with my car cutting out once it hits like a pound or two of boost it will like fall on its face. i talked to someone at cobb tuning and he said sense my car is has never been on a dyno and tuned correctly i need the restrictor pills so it will not confuse the boost solenoid.. has anyone heard of this? my car has catless uppipe, catless downpipe, catless 3" exhaust, induction pipe short ram intake, and big top mount intercooler.
there is a restrictor pill in the vac pipes and it will affect it heavily if its not the right size etc.
if your running all those mods without a map then drive it as little as possible and hope no damage has been done already.
He bang on when he says its not been setup correctly.
I have the Cobb accessport stage two map on it now i have a buddy up here with same mod but has a mbc. And yeah vaccination lines do not have a restrictor pill at all so im going to try and get those today.
sound slike it just needs a good once over by a mechnic to put right whats wrong. Is it a full custom map for just a flash map?
Just the stage two map that comes on the Cobb accessport. And i have no good mechanics within 3 hours.
once you know what size and where you can make one if you cant find one with some small drill bits.
well update on the pill i got the complete stock vac lines from turbo to waste gate and from t to the boost solenoid.. i was able to boost up to one bar before .05 before it fell on its face a stuttered. it worked for about 8 blocks (to walmart) on my way home it was back to the bar above 0 if that and it would fall on it face and stutter again.. not sure on what step to take next.. any ideas?
realy needs a garage that knows what there doing to go through it and find where the fault is. There no one local who could do it?


Background Varicella universal vaccination (UV) has been implemented in many countries for several years. Nevertheless, varicella UV remains debated in Europe and few data are available on the real burden of infection. We assessed the burden of varicella in Belgium through analysis of hospitalised cases during a 1-year period.
Methods Data on children admitted to hospital with varicella were collected through a national network from November 2011 to October 2012. Inclusion criteria were either acute varicella or related complications up to 3 weeks after the rash.
Results Participation of 101 hospitals was obtained, covering 97.7% of the total paediatric beds in Belgium. 552 children were included with a median age of 2.1 years. Incidence of paediatric varicella hospitalisations reached 29.5/105 person-years, with the highest impact among those 0–4 years old (global incidence and odds of hospitalisation: 79/105 person-years and 1.6/100 varicella cases, respectively). Only 14% (79/552) of the cohort had an underlying chronic condition. 65% (357/552) of children had ≥1 complication justifying their admission, 49% were bacterial superinfections and 10% neurological disorders. Only a quarter of children (141/552) received acyclovir. Incidence of complicated hospitalised cases was 19/105 person-years. Paediatric intensive care unit admission and surgery were required in 4% and 3% of hospitalised cases, respectively. Mortality among Belgian paediatric population was 0.5/106 and fatality ratio 0.2% among our cohort.
Conclusions Varicella demonstrated a substantial burden of disease in Belgian children, especially among the youngest. Our thorough nationwide study, run in a country without varicella UV, offers data to support varicella UV in Belgium.
Varicella is usually a self-limiting disease but complications are commonly described. Universal vaccination (UV) against varicella has shown good results in some countries but is not largely implemented in Europe.
Reliable data on the incidence and clinical epidemiology of varicella among hospitalised children are lacking in many countries, notably Belgium.
This study shows a high burden of varicella disease among otherwise healthy Belgian children, as reflected by a significant incidence of paediatric varicella hospitalisation and substantial rates of complications.
The highest impact was observed among the 0–4 years old children.
Our thorough nationwide study provides recent data to support UV against varicella in Belgium.
Varicella (chickenpox), caused by the varicella-zoster virus (VZV), usually presents as a vesicular eruption associated with general symptoms like fever and malaise. Endemic worldwide, this infection is self-limiting in the vast majority of infected individuals.1 ,2 However, some complications are commonly described, mainly skin or disseminated bacterial superinfections, central nervous system disturbances, pneumonia and haematological disorders.1 ,2 Although these complications are more frequent and severe in high-risk subgroups (adults and adolescents, pregnant women, immunocompromised patients), they can also affect otherwise healthy children and subsequently increase the burden of the disease, in addition to its high societal and economic impact.
In Belgium, varicella incidence is estimated around 113 000 cases/year, leading to 28.8–35.7 general practitioners (GPs) visits/104 people per year.19 However, routine varicella vaccination is not yet recommended in our country. The vaccination coverage based on a subnational survey was estimated to be less than 2.5% (2-dose schedule).20 Few data are available on the real burden of varicella disease and on the potential benefits achievable from a national vaccination campaign in Belgium. In this study, we prospectively assessed the burden of varicella disease over the whole Belgian area through analysis of hospitalised cases during a 1-year period.
This national survey was done in collaboration with the Scientific Institute of Public Health (SIPH). The study used a prospective design collecting all paediatric varicella-related hospitalised cases over a 1-year period (1 November 2011 to 31 October 2012) in Belgium. All paediatric wards were identified by cross between ministerial and national paediatric societies' registers. All teams were invited to participate by personal mailing and phone contacts, as well as through the recording system of the SIPH.
Inclusion of eligible cases was first prospectively carried out by local teams concomitantly to their routine practice and then retrospectively completed by a data-nurse reviewing admission files and computerised file summaries. Clinical and epidemiological data were recorded from medical files through a predefined electronic questionnaire. Data from non-participating centres were recorded on log sheets to estimate the incidence of disease as precisely as possible.
Strict definitions were used for varicella, varicella hospitalised case, complicated case and rash intensity that are provided in online supplementary appendix 1.
All children aged 0–15 years old meeting the above case definition were eligible, regardless of their comorbidity or previous medical history. Children with varicella but hospitalised for another reason or admitted for <24 h were excluded. Nosocomial varicella infections were also excluded.
The study protocol was approved by the ethics review committee of the coordinating centre (HUDERF) and submitted to the ethics committee of the other participating hospitals. To ensure confidentiality, patients were identified using their initials, date of birth and zip code only.
Epidemiological results are presented as rate of incidence of varicella disease (total and complicated hospitalised cases) by Belgian total and paediatric populations (population estimated for those aged <16 years in 2011–2012). Differences between groups were assessed by Fisher's exact test or χ2 test for non-continuous variables and Mann–Whitney U test for continuous variables. A two-tailed p value of <0.05 was considered as statistically significant.
We collected data from 101 hospitals, covering 97.7% of the total paediatric beds available in Belgium. Five hundred and fifty-two children hospitalised for varicella were recorded during the study period. Based on the national demographic data available on 1 January 2012,19 the incidence of varicella-related paediatric hospitalisations and of complicated hospitalised cases was 29.5/105 and 19/105 person-years, respectively (table 1). Hospitalisation policy seemed homogenous all over the country, since the distribution of collected cases followed exactly the percentage of population allocated to each of the three regions. The distribution of hospitalisation during the study year showed the usual seasonal varicella peak occurring around end of spring (May and June; data not shown).
The burden of disease was highest among preschool children who represented the major part of the entire study cohort, as well as of the complications (table 1). The proportion of complicated cases among hospitalised patients was quite similar between both 1–4 years and 5–14 years age groups (78% and 75%, respectively), but lower among children <1 year (51%).
The incidence of varicella-related ambulatory visits was assessed at almost the same period through a sentinel network of GPs.19 Among the population 0–4 years old, they reported an average of GPs varicella outpatient visits of 495/104 people-year. Taken together with our findings, we could estimate the rate of hospitalisation per varicella case to be around 1.6% in that preschool population (0–4 years old). Similar extrapolation led to a rate of hospitalisation for complications among all varicella cases of 1.0% in that age group.
Baseline characteristics of our cohort study are summarised in table 2. The vast majority of patients were younger than the age of 4 years old; 14% (79/552) had at least one underlying chronic condition. Only four had received one dose of varicella vaccine that was administered within the month before hospitalisation except for one child vaccinated 6 months before admission.
Fourteen per cent (79/552) of children presented with severe vesicular rash on admission, whereas 17% (N=93) were reported to have only a mild eruption as defined above. The median time between the first lesions and hospitalisation was 3 days (range: 0–25 days). The main reasons for hospitalisation were suspected bacterial infection (49%), poor general status (20%), dehydration/anorexia (11%), the presence of neurological complications (10%), concomitant pneumonia (9%), high-grade persisting fever (6%), stomatitis (5%), underlying condition (5%), age below 3 months (3%) and social issues (3%). Poor general status, high fever and feeding difficulties justified admission in 34% of the youngest children (<2 years). The median duration of hospital stay was short (3 days, IQR 2–5) but was up to 40 days in the most severe cases.
Sixty-five per cent (357/552) of children had one or more complications detailed in figure 1. Globally, the presence of any bacterial superinfection (not including pneumonia) represented two-thirds of complicated cases (235 children, 43% of the entire cohort). Bacterial skin and soft tissue infections were by far the most common (59% of complicated cases, 204 children). Among episodes with an available microbiology, meticillin-susceptible Staphylococcus aureus and group A β-haemolytic Streptococcus were the main causal pathogens. Only three children had meticillin-resistant S. aureus infections. Neurological complications (N=56, 10%) consisted in febrile seizures (29/56), cerebellitis with ataxia (13/56), encephalitis (6/56) and meningitis (2/56). Forty-nine children (9% of the cohort) suffered from pneumonia; out of them, 21 (43%) were recorded as having viral pneumonia, whereas in the remaining 28 (57%), a bacterial aetiology was suspected and treated accordingly. Rare complications included haemorrhagic vesicular rash (two cases), staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome (one case) and disseminated vasculitic purpura (one case). Of interest, four babies had a neonatal varicella, all of which were self-limiting. No Reye's syndrome was reported.
Distribution of varicella-related complications. N=357 patients; 4S=staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome.
Only 26% (141/544, 7 missing data) of children received acyclovir for a median duration of 5 days (IQR 3–5 days; maximum 21 days). Out of them, 72% (101/141) received a complete intravenous course. Valacyclovir was not prescribed.
In contrast, 58% (322/552) of the children received antibiotic therapy that was administered intravenously for half of them. Drugs most prescribed were amoxicillin–clavulanate (31%), penicillin or oxacillin (22%) and clindamycin (7%). The median duration of therapy was 7 days (IQR 5–10 days, range 1–42 days).
Invasive surgery was part of patient's management in 15 cases (3%). Interventions consisted in abscess or pleural drainage, joint aspiration and wound debridement.
Paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) admission was required for 20 children (4%), with a median stay duration of 5 days (range: 2–14 days). The main reasons for admission to PICU were encephalitis/seizures (N=5), sepsis with haemodynamic instability (N=4), poor general status with severe pain/dehydration (N=4), need for intensive observation due to underlying condition (N=3), severe combined immunodeficiency (N=1) and the presence of intestinal ileus (N=1). Four children (20% of those admitted to PICU) needed mechanical ventilation and one (5%) non-invasive ventilation support.
One 17-month-old girl died from severe bacterial sepsis 6 days after her varicella rash started. The diagnosis of toxic shock syndrome due to group A β-haemolytic Streptococcus was suspected on clinical presentation though no microbiological confirmation could be obtained. The fatality rate among hospitalised cases and complicated hospitalised cases was 0.2% and 0.3%, respectively. According to analysis of death certificate records, the varicella-related mortality rate inside the Belgian paediatric population that was around 0.5/106 in our study was stable during the last decade21 and in line with other European reports (tables 1 and 3).
While the infection completely resolved in 99% (547/552) of children, four of them (1%) had sequelae at discharge consisting of reactive arthritis, ataxia, complex epilepsy or thrombophlebitis. Moreover, 9% (51/552) of children were described as having significant skin scars.
In this national prospective study, we obtained data from 98% of paediatric inpatient units in Belgium, allowing us to reliably assess the burden of varicella disease in our country, both in terms of incidence and severity, and to identify the paediatric groups that will benefit the most from vaccination. Because the diagnosis of each varicella case was confirmed by a paediatrician, our data could be gathered in a more reliable manner compared with others using only hospital computed databases.27 Limitations have, however, to be recognised. First, some children might have been hospitalised for infectious complications secondary to recent varicella that was not identified by the clinicians as the risk factor. The national VZV burden observed here might therefore be underestimated. Second, our 1-year study did not allow controlling for year-to-year variations in varicella incidence.28 Although the reported incidence might have suffered from overestimation or underestimation, we demonstrated a significant burden of disease among the general childhood population with highest impact in previously healthy young children (0–4 years old). The varicella-related mortality was very low, but the duration of hospitalisation was ≥5 days in 25% of subjects.
As detailed in table 3, our data show a much higher incidence of varicella hospitalisation than reported by other nationwide studies from Europe.22–24 ,26 However, the design of these studies (eg, inclusion criteria, definitions of complication) varies widely from one country to another, making direct comparisons extremely difficult. Our results are nevertheless very similar to those from neighbouring Northern France, where Dubos et al25 also included complicated and uncomplicated varicella cases. By including all varicella hospitalised cases regardless of their severity, we attempted to obtain a real life overview of varicella-related inpatients in our country. The reasons why more than one-third of children classified as uncomplicated varicella were hospitalised remain intriguing. The proportion of uncomplicated cases was the highest among infants, which could illustrate paediatricians' fear of varicella complications or parental difficulties in managing the disease. A high frequency of uncomplicated inpatient varicella cases (20–43%) has also been reported in other European studies enrolling unselected hospitalised cases of varicella25 ,26 ,29 and deserves further investigation. Finally, it has recently been estimated that the incidence of paediatric outpatient visits for varicella in Belgium was 4950/105 person-years in children under the age of 5 years old.19 Taking into account our incidence of hospital admissions for varicella in this age group, we can estimate the corresponding rates of hospitalisation and of complicated hospitalisation among all varicella ambulatory cases to be around 1.6% and 1.0%, respectively. This extrapolated result reflects a high burden of varicella disease but has, however, to be carefully considered, since the number of varicella outpatients could be overestimated (recurrent consultations for the same patient) or underestimated (additional visits to the paediatricians or to the emergency room).
UV against varicella has been highly successful in many countries.6 ,4–12 In the USA, implementation of the one-dose varicella immunisation programme in 1997 led to a 89.8% decrease in the global incidence of varicella cases in 2005.6 Substantial reduction in deaths, hospitalised cases, outpatient visits and medical costs related to varicella were also demonstrated.10 ,11 In Germany, similar results were published despite a lower coverage rate with a one-dose schedule.9 ,12 A 2-dose schedule (including a second dose administered at variable ages) was recently implemented by most countries with UV programmes.13 This significantly improved the varicella vaccination effectiveness by a further reduction in disease incidence and breakthrough infections.30 Despite these successes, varicella UV remains debated in most European countries and recommended only for at-risk groups.27 Bonanni et al31 have, however, concluded that vaccination targeting only adolescents and at-risk groups was unable to interrupt virus transmission and was much less efficacious than UV. Additionally, our study as well as others22–24 ,28 ,32–34 clearly demonstrate that most hospitalised children with varicella were previously healthy; this constant finding is a strong argument in favour of varicella UV. Our recent comprehensive national survey now supports the implementation of varicella UV in Belgium and at least fuels the debate in other European countries without UV.
Varicella demonstrated a substantial burden of disease, especially among the youngest and previously healthy children. Our thorough nationwide study offers recent data to fuel the debate and supports varicella UV in European countries. However, some hypotheses still deserve further evaluation and postvaccination long-term surveys are needed to assess the effectiveness and costs–benefits of this new potential vaccination policy.
We thank Mrs Véronique Léon for her constant and efficient technical support during the whole study. We thank Perle Rillon for her participation in data collection. We are grateful to all members of the Varicella Belgian Collaborative Study Group for their active participation in data collection.
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Collaborators Members of the Varicella Study Group: W. Asscherickx, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Diest (Diest); H. Audiens, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Maarten (Mechelen); M. Azou, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Damiaan (Oostende); E. Baten, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Lucas (Brugge); Th. Bertrand, Centre Hospitalier Tubize-Nivelles (Nivelles); B. Beullens, Regionaal Ziekenhuis Sint-Trudo (Sint-Truiden); A-S Bouteiller, Centre Hospitalier Interrégional Edith Cavell (Brussels); B. Bruylants, Onze Lieve Vrouwziekenhuis (Aalst); B. Candi, Centre Hospitalier Régional Clinique Saint-Joseph—Hôpital de Warquignies (Mons); E. Cavatorta, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire André Vésale (Montigny-le-Tilleul) et CHU de Charleroi (Charleroi); I. Corthouts, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Blasius (Dendermonde); C. Croisier, Centre de Santé des Fagnes (Chimay); J. Delbushaye, Clinique Reine Astrid (Malmédy); L. De Lille, OLV van Lourdes Ziekenhuis Waregem (Waregem); S. Deman, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Lucas (Ghent); A. Demeester, AZ Delta, campus Menen (Menen); C. Denoncin, Cliniques du Sud-Luxembourg (Arlon); J-P. De Roeck, Centre Hospitalier de Mouscron (Mouscron); I. De Schutter, Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel (Brussels); K. De Schynkel, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Maria Middelares (Ghent); A. de Selys, Clinique Saint-Jean (Brussels); H. Desimpel, Sint-Rembertziekenhuis VZW (Torhout); D. De Temmerman, Hôpital Erasme (Brussels); B. Duvivier, Intercommunale Hospitalière de Famenne Ardenne Condroz (Marche-en-Famenne); K. Eerdekens, Ziekenhuis Maas en Kempen (Bree); M. Elyahyioui, Centre Hospitalier Hornu-Frameries (Hornu); L. Fedora, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Lokeren (Lokeren); J. Franckx, Onze Lieve Vrouwziekenhuis (Asse); J. Frère and C. Lerusse, Centre Hospitalier Régional de la Citadelle (Liège); K. Garmyn, Heilig Hart Ziekenhuis VZW (Lier); C. Genin, Centre Hospitalier Chrétien (Montegnée); ML. Gielen, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Vesalius (Tongeren); E. Gueulette, Clinique Maternité Sainte-Elisabeth (Namur); L. Guzganu, Centre Hospitalier de Jolimont-Lobbes (Lobbes); N. Hemelsoet, Grand Hôpital de Charleroi (Charleroi); F. Henckens, Sint Franciskusziekenhuis (Heusden); J. Jaumotte, Centre Hospitalier de Dinant (Dinant); Ph. Jeannin, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Jan Palfijn (Ghent); L. Joachim, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Tivoli (La Louvière); T. Jonckheer, GZA Ziekenhuizen (Antwerp); T. Khalil, Centre Hospitalier de Jolimont-Lobbes (Haine-Saint-Paul); S. Kreitz, Sint-Nikolaus Hospital (Eupen); P. Lemay, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Turnhout (Turnhout); F. Lemmens, Ziekenhuis Oost-Limburg (Genk); E. Lenga, Centre Hospitalier de la Haute-Senne (Soignies); J. Levy, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Saint-Pierre (Brussels); A. Lubrez, Hôpital de la Madeleine (Ath); M. Maka, Clinique Louis Caty (Baudour); I. Matthijs, AZ Delta Roeselare (Roeselare); M. Michel, Clinique Saint-Pierre (Ottignies); M. Naert, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Jan Brugge-Oostende (Oostende); K. Naudts, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Elisabeth (Zottegem); A-M Nica, Centre Hospitalier Régional de Huy (Huy); A. Nobre-Machado, Hôpitaux Iris Sud (Brussels); L. Oosterlynck, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Groeninge (Kortrijk); S. Peeters, Algemeen Stedelijk Ziekenhuis (Aalst); J. Persyn, Sint-Andriesziekenhuis (Tielt); M. Pletincx, Centre Hospitalier Interrégional Edith Cavell (Brussels); M. Proesmans and F. Vermeulen, Universitair Ziekenhuizen Leuven (Leuven); K. Quaegebeur, Stedelijk Ziekenhuis (Roeselare); J-F. Questiaux, Centre Hospitalier Peltzer-La Tourelle (Verviers); M. Raes, Jessaziekenhuis (Hasselt); J. Ramet, Universitair Ziekenhuis Antwerpen (Edegem); F. Renders, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Augustinus (Veurne); A-M. Rentmeesters, Regionaal Ziekenhuis Heilig Hart (Leuven); N. Saive, Centre Hospitalier du Bois de l'Abbaye et de Hesbaye (Seraing); K. Sauer, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Jan Brugge-Oostende (Brugge); P. Schelstraete, Universitair Ziekenhuis Gent (Ghent); K. Segers, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Jozef (Malle); M-C. Seghaye, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Liège (Chenée); E. Sercu, Jan Yperman Ziekenhuis VZW (Ieper); T. Slaouti, Cliniques de l'Europe (Bruxelles); L. Snoeck, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Oudenaarde (Oudenaarde); J-Ph. Stalens, Centre Hospitalier de Wallonie Picarde (Tournai); J. Thijs, AZ Nikolaas (Sint-Niklaas); G. Tshibuabua, Center Hospitalier Régional du Val de Sambre (Auvelais); D. Tuerlinckx, CHU Dinant-Godinne (Godinne); G. Vandecasteele, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Dimpna (Geel); L. Van den Berghe, Sint-Vincentiusziekenhuis (Deinze); L. Vandenbossche, Mariaziekenshuis Overpelt (Overpelt); P. Vandenbroeck, Sint-Jozefskliniek VZW (Izegem); E. Vandenbussche, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Sint-Elisabeth (Herentals); A. Vander Auwera, GZA-Ziekenhuizen (Wilrijk); K. Vanderbruggen, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Zeno (Knokke-Heist); D. Van der Linden, Cliniques universitaires Saint-Luc (Brussels); S. Van Eldere, Imelda Ziekenhuis (Bonheiden); T. Van Genechten and I. Vlemincx, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Monica (Deurne); H. Van Hauthem, Regionaal Ziekenhuis Sint-Maria (Halle); B. Van Lierde, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Glorieux (Ronse); S. Van Lierde, Regionaal Ziekenhuis Heilig Hart VZW (Tienen); M. Van Oort, ZNA Koningin Paola Kinderziekenhuis Antwerpen (Antwerp); S. Van Steirteghem, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Ambroise Paré (Mons); P. Verbeeck, Ziekenhuisnetwerk Antwerpen (Merksem); L. Verdonck, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Alma (Eeklo); M. Verghote, Centre Hospitalier Régional (Namur); R. Verniest, Algemeen Ziekenhuis Klina VZW (Brasschaat); Ch. Versteegh, Centre Hospitalier Interrégional Edith Cavell (Braine-l'Alleud); P. Vincke, Centre Hospitalier de l'Ardenne (Libramont); Ph. Watillon, Clinique Notre-Dame de Grâce (Gosselies).
Contributors SB and PL designed the project and wrote the manuscript. SB did the data analysis. MS provided important help in data collection and analysis and contributed to improve manuscript writing.
Funding This study has been supported by a scientific unrestricted grant from GSK Belgium.
Competing interests PL has received an unrestricted grant from GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals, Belgium, to support the study. PL has received fees for serving on advisory board from GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals.
Ethics approval The study protocol was approved by the ethics review committee of the coordinating centre (HUDERF).
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