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Rebecca Lee Crumpler
February 1, 2019 notestowomen2 Comments
She changed the face of medicine
It was being raised by a kind aunt who spent much of her time caring for sick neighbors and her desire to relieve the suffering of others which led Rebecca Lee Crumpler down the a career path that would earn her the distinction of being the first African American woman physician in the United States. In doing so, she rose to and overcame the challenge which prevented African Americans from pursuing careers in medicine.
Rebecca, a bright girl, attended the West-Newton English and Classical School in Massachusetts, a prestigious private school as a "special student". In 1852 she moved to Charleston, Massachusetts where she worked as a nurse. In 1860, she took a leap of faith and applied to medical school and was accepted into the New England Female Medical College.
The college was founded by Drs. Israel Tisdale Talbot and Samuel Gregory in 1848 and in 1852, accepted its first class of women, 12 in number. However, Rebecca proved that their assertions were false when, in 1864, she earned the distinction being the first African American woman to earn an M.D. degree and the college's only African American graduate. The college closed in 1873.
In 1864, a year after her first husband, Wyatt Lee died, Rebecca married her second husband, Arthur Crumpler. She began a medical practice in Boston. In 1865, after the Civil War ended, the couple moved to Richmond, Virginia, where she found "the proper field for real missionary work, and one that would present ample opportunities to become acquainted with the diseases of women and children." She joined other black physicians caring for freed slaves who would otherwise would not have access to medical care. She worked with the Freedmen's Bureau, missionary and community groups in the face of intense racism which many black physicians experienced while working in the postwar South.
Racism, rude behavior and sexism didn't diminish Rebecca's zeal and valiant efforts to treat a "very large number of the indigent and others of different classes in a population of over 30,000 colored". She declared that "at the close of my services in that city, I returned to my former home, Boston where I entered into the work with renewed vigor, practicing outside, and receiving children in the house for treatment, regardless, in measure, of remuneration."
The couple lived in a predominantly African American neighborhood in Beacon Hill where she practiced medicine. In 1880, she and her husband moved to Hyde Park. It was believed that at that time she was no longer in active practice but she did write a "A Book of Medical Discourses in Two Parts", the first medical publication by an African American. The book consisted of two parts. The first part focused on "treating the cause, prevention, and cure of infantile bowel complaints, from birth to the close of the teething period, or after the fifth year." The second section contained "miscellaneous information concerning the life and growth of beings; the beginning of womanhood; also, the cause, prevention, and cure of many of the most distressing complaints of women, and youth of both sexes."
Rebecca Lee Crumpler died in Hyde Park on March 9, 1895. Notes to Women wishes to celebrate this brave woman who had the tenacity to pursue a career in medicine, proving that women can change the face of a field which many wanted to bar her from because of color and gender. Her passion to help alleviate the suffering of others was what led her to take this path. Her courage and perseverance in the face of racism, sexism paved the way for many, not only African Americans and women but for those who like her, will seek every opportunity to relieve the sufferings of others.
Rebecca Lee Crumpler's story is a reminder to all of us that we should never let anything or anyone prevent us from pursuing our dreams.
Selfish prudence is too often allowed to come between duty and human life – Rebecca Lee Crumpler
Sources: Changing the Face of Medicine; PBS
Asya Speaks Out
September 10, 2018 September 10, 2018 notestowomen10 Comments
The magnificent view of the snow-capped mountains and surrounding beautiful landscape which usually filled Asya with peace failed to do so this morning. There was political uncertainty in Sweden as the anti-immigrant party made historic gains in Sunday's election. There was talk of refugees and immigrants being sent back to their countries by those who had no regard for what awaited them. She knew firsthand what it was like to be torn from the country of refuge and returned to your country of origin.
At the age of 15, her parents took her back to Turkey after she finished ninth grade to marry a man 20 years her senior. They had three children. Those were the worst years of her life and she dreamed of returning to Sweden. Fifteen years later, after her husband died in a work related accident, she returned to Stockholm with the children.
It was a shock for her when she recently saw the brochure offering tips to those who were married to children. Enraged, she wrote an article on the horrors of child marriage, her own experience and why Sweden needed to be very clear that it wouldn't tolerate such a practice. It needed to protect the welfare of its immigrant population and stop worrying about being culturally insensitive.
It was a two page article in which she concluded, "I urge you to think about Beeta, the teenage girl who was murdered by her husband after they arrived here from Iran. If we hadn't been so concerned with offending a culture which fosters a practice which, in my opinion, is criminal, she may still be alive. Instead of being concerned with the culture, protect the individual. We need to be more responsible for the immigrants whom we let into the country and afford them the same rights and protection regardless of whether or not they are ethically Swedish." Her article was published in Stockholm News and was very well received. Many shared her views and Twitter went viral, calling for the government to do something to end child marriage in a country known for its commitment to child welfare.
Asya turned now to look at the shelter she ran for victims of honor-based violence and oppression. Most of them were the same ages as her daughters. She determined that she would continue to fight for them and those who weren't in her care. Unlike the politicians and the government, she was going to be morally sensitive to the victims of forced marriages and speak out because as long as child marriage exists it will stand in the way of gender equality. She had to do this for Beeta and others like her.
Marriage is for adults, not for children. Children have the right to be children.
This story is based on true events. Sweden struggles over child marriage and many are calling for the rights of children of foreign backgrounds to be protected.
This story is in response to the Thursday Photo Prompt – Turning for Sue Vincent's Daily Echo.
Sources: The Guardian; Psychology; Politico; Express
Jennie Kidd Trout
What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make – Jane Goodall
Today would have been Jennie Trout's 117th birthday. I never heard of her until a few minutes ago when I saw an image of her on Google's logo. Of course, I had to find out who Jennie Trout was. She was the first woman in Canada to become a licensed medical doctor in March 1875. Jennie was the only woman in Canada licensed to practice medicine until July 1880, when Emily Stowe completed the official qualifications.
Jennie Kidd Trout was born in Kelso, Scotland. In 1847, she moved with her parents to Canada. They settled in Stratford, Ontario. After graduating, Jennie became a teacher after taking a teaching course and continued teaching until her marriage to Edward Trout in 1865. The couple moved to Toronto where Edward ran a newspaper.
It was her own battle with "nervous disorders" shortly after her marriage, which made Jennie decide to practice medicine. In 1871, she passed her matriculation exam and studied the University of Toronto. Jennie Trout and Emily Jennings Stowe were the first women admitted to the Toronto School of Medicine, by special arrangement. However, Emily refused to sit her exams in protest of the university's demeaning treatment of the two women. In the following video is the reenactment of how Jennie stood up to the prejudices of her male counterparts in the classroom.
Jennie ended up transferring to the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, where she earned her M.D. on March 11, 1875 and became the first licensed female physician in Canada.
Jennie opened the Therapeutic and Electrical Institute in Toronto where there were specialized treatments for women involving "galvanic baths or electricity." A galvanic bath uses the components of water and gentle electrical current. You lie in a 34 degree Celsius Bath, electricity is then passed through your body. Galvanic bath's are mostly used in the treatment of degenerative diseases such as inflammatory arthritis and problems with the joints. The treatment lasts about 15 minutes (SMOKH)
For six years, she ran a free dispensary for the poor at the same location as the Institute which became so successful that branches in Brantford and Hamilton were later opened.
In 1882, due to poor health, Jennie moved to Palma Sola, Florida. She was instrumental in the establishment of a medical school for women at Queen's University in Kingston. Her family travelled extensively between Florida and Ontario and later moved to Los Angeles, California, where she died in 1921.
In 1991, Canada Post issued a postage stamp in her honour to commemorate her as the first woman licensed to practice medicine in Canada.
Notes to Women celebrates this phenomenal woman who made history and left an indelible mark in the medical profession. She is an inspiration for us all.
Sources: Wikipedia; Susanna McLeod ; Goodreads
Gender-Selective Infanticide
October 20, 2015 October 19, 2015 notestowomen3 Comments
Over 50,000 baby girls are aborted every month in South Asia – just because they were girls – Gospel for Asia
According to writer and gender-activist Rita Banerji, "Females are being killed in India at every stage of life, before and after birth, only because they are female" It has been said that the three deadliest words in the world are "It's a girl". The birth of a girl is not celebrated. It leads to infanticide or trafficking.
UNICEF states that the killing of baby girls has reached genocidal proportions. It is a practice that has gone on "in central India for a long time, where mothers were made to feed the child with salt to kill the girl." Various other gruesome methods of murder are employed, many dating back to the 18th Century: stuffing the baby girl's mouth with a few grains of coarse paddy causing the child to choke to death is one, poisoning, using organic or inorganic chemicals, drowning, suffocation, starvation and breaking the spinal cord, as well as burying the child alive.
What possible reasons could families have for murdering their baby girls?
Extreme poverty. The inability to afford raising a child.
The dowry system. This practice was supposed to have been abolished but it still exists. Poorer families in rural regions fear being unable to raise a suitable dowry and being socially ostracised.
Children conceived from rape
Deformed children born to impoverished families
Unmarried mothers not having reliable, safe and affordable birth control
Lack of support coupled with postpartum depression
A girl is seen as an economic burden to her family–an unwanted expense while the boy is seen as their source of income. What about the women who have generated income for their families through the use of a sewing machine? Girls can be and are sources of income for their families. All they need is to be given the opportunities.
The girls are murdered for two reasons–the dowry, as mentioned earlier and the unwillingness of their families to marry them to men from a rival caste/tribe. Parents would rather murder their daughter than to allow her to marry someone from a lower caste. And the girls who survive are mistreated and neglected. They are unloved, uneducated and kept at home where they are forced to do household chores. For them the future is bleak and hopeless.
From the time they are born, South Asian women face pain, rejection, cruelty, suffering and discrimination. The Veil of Tears: Hope is on the Way is a documentary film which gives us a glimpse into the lives and hearts of these women for whom adversity is the norm. Take a look at the behind scenes video of "Veil of Tears: Hope is on the Way".
I was deeply affected when Natalie Grant shared what she saw when she went to the Red Light District in Mumbai. Little girls as young as 5 were for sale. She and her husband had an opportunity to tour a brothel where they saw tiny rooms with beds lined up and one of them had a rope tied at the end of it. At first she was hesitant to ask about this but when she did, she was told that there was no daycare . These were working women but there was no where for them to drop off their children. "This woman has her 18 month old daughter that she tetters to the end of the bed while she's forced to work so that she knows where she is. These are the things my husband and I say wrecked us for life" As a mother, can you imagine working in a brothel and having your child right there in the room with you? Yet, women are forced to turn to prostitution i order to take care of their children. And there is no one who will take care of their children while they work.
On CBN, Natalie shared another heartbreaking story, "I was walking down the street in Mumbai, in broad daylight, when my eyes locked on a little girl, maybe 6 or 7 years old, peering out of a cage, looking at us on the street below. It was beyond my imagination. I'll never forget that moment. That was her life. Every day people walked by, and they didn't even notice her."
Can you imagine you or your daughter being kept in a cage like an animal and people are just walking by as this is nothing out of the ordinary?
When we see how these girls and women are treated by society, we realize that the problems we face are nothing compared to what they have had to endure. This why God has brought their stories to our awareness so that we can tell others. We can be the voice of the voiceless.
"Veil of Tears" tells the stories of women who are just like every other woman in the world, except that these women are brutalized, they're despised, they're persecuted culturally, simply because they are women and this has been going on for generations – Kenny Saylors
Thankfully, there is hope.
…God is restoring dignity to the women who have been utterly just downtrodden – Kyle Saylors
And God is not just changing their hearts, He's changing their lives. He's changing their everyday lives – Kenny Saylors
We can bring hope to the girls and women of South Asia–the hope they can find only in Jesus by supporting the Veil of Tears film. Here are ways you can make a difference. Take action today. Get the word out about the plight of women in Asia.
The most overwhelming part of the whole trip was visiting a village and seeing women who had been restored and seeing what true hope actually does in the life of someone that it actually can make them new, that no matter how broken, no matter how desolate, there is still hope – Natalie Grant
Sources: Gospel for Asia; World and Media; Wikipedia; Counterpunch
Twin Killings in Nigeria
July 29, 2015 July 29, 2015 notestowomenLeave a comment
I heard about this but couldn't believe that this could actually happen. For me having twins would be a double blessing. I would be so thankful to God for giving me double the joy. Growing up I always found twins fascinating. My Dad had twin brothers and I had school friends who were twins. Having twins was something I considered–preferably a boy and girl like Brendan and Brenda in 90210 but it didn't happen for me. God blessed me with a boy and for that I am eternally grateful and thankful.
How could anyone think that twins are a curse and want to kill them? Imagine babies being left at the back of a compound to starve to death because they are twins or parents having to give their babies away or else they would be killed if they kept them. Thankfully, there is Orphan's Promise, a Christian organization which is saving these children from their horrible fate. In the video, the couple was helped by the organization. Their twin girls are happy and well cared for.
Killing of twins is nothing new. It was happening centuries ago during the time of Mary Slessor. She was a Scottish woman and Sunday School teacher who became a missionary in Calabar, Nigeria. Un- deterred by constant bouts of illness or the danger around her, she lived with the tribes, learned their language, and traditions and earned their respect, She even put an end to some barbaric practises, such as the killing of twins. She adopted many Nigerian children (particularly twins) who had been left to die.
The birth of twins was considered a particularly evil curse. Natives feared that the father of one of the infants was an evil spirit, and that the mother had been guilty of a great sin. Unable to determine which twin was fathered by the evil spirit, the natives often abandoned both babies in the bush. Slessor adopted every child she found abandoned, and sent out twins missioners to find, protect and care for them at the Mission House. Some mission compounds were alive with babies.[4] Slessor once saved a pair of twins, a boy and a girl, but the boy did not survive. Mary took the girl as her daughter and called her Janie.
After they are delivered, twins were poisoned or strangulated after being forcefully taken from their mother by masquerades that the women were not allowed to see. The twins are killed and then offered as a sacrifice on an altar to the spirits and to ward off the twins from returning.
This practice was supposed to have been abolished however, just last year, The Current broadcasted a story of missionaries in a remote village who saved twins from being sacrificed. You can listen to it here. I must caution you that the content is very disturbing.
Let us pray that this barbaric practice of killing twins is abolished. God created them too and they deserve a chance to live. Pray that the government will do more to protect innocent lives and to stop this practice.
Sources: The Current, Mary Slessor; Mary Slessor – Wikipedia; Bella Naija
Religious Freedom At Risk in Nepal
For the eyes of the Lord are over the righteous, and his ears are open unto their prayers – 1 Peter 3:12
Not so long ago, Nepal was devastated by two earthquakes and as a result lives and homes were lost and now the people face another potential loss that could be just as devastating. They are at risk of losing their religious freedom.
Riots and protests are going on in response to a recent draft of the country's constitution; a process that's been in the works since the Nepali monarchy was dispelled in 2007. Many are demanding that Nepal return to its traditional religious roots, while religious minorities fear for their freedom to practice and share their faith if this draft of the constitution goes unchanged – Gospel for Asia
Currently the constitution declares that Nepal is a secular state and protects people's rights to worship freely. However, this could change if the government decides to go along with those who are calling for the country to return to its traditional religion.
If you'd like to learn more about the Nepal Constitution and how you can pray, please visit the GFA webpage here: http://www.gfa.org/nepal/constitution/
Many of us live in countries where we can freely worship. Religious freedom is a right that no one should be denied. We and our children have the right to go to church and worship God in safety.
Let us pray that the new constitution will allow God's people to continue to practice and share their faith. The enemy is fighting to prevent the Gospel from spreading and this is why religious freedom in Nepal is under attack. We must remember that he is a defeated foe and that God is in control. Together we can make a difference. Let us lift up our Christian brothers and sisters in Nepal in prayer and ask almighty God to impart His wisdom on the Nepalese government so that the country remains a place where religious liberty is preserved and protected in spite of those who want to do away with it.
The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much – James 5:16
The Cruel Cut
May 11, 2015 May 11, 2015 notestowomenLeave a comment
Photo: The Guardian
FGM is recognized internationally as a violation of the human rights of girls and women. It reflects deep-rooted inequality between the sexes, and constitutes an extreme form of discrimination against women. It is nearly always carried out on minors and is a violation of the rights of children. The practice also violates a person's rights to health, security and physical integrity, the right to be free from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, and the right to life when the procedure results in death.
When I read the article in The Daily Mail on Female genital mutilation, I was incensed. I couldn't believe the reasons behind this barbaric practice.
In some cultures, it is seen as a right of passage into womanhood and a condition of marriage.
Some believe that the genitals will be unclean if the female does not have the procedure.
There is also a common belief that women need to have FGM to have babies.
Religous reasons
Egypt has one of the highest rates of female genital mutilation in the world and even thought the practice was criminalized in 2008, it still remains widespread. Up to 92 percent of married women have undergone FGM and most females have the procedure between the ages of nine and 12. Some have it done earlier than nine years old. Can you imagine a five year old girl having part or all of her external genitalia removed? There are no anaesthetics and antiseptic treatments used and FGM is performed with knives, scissors, scalpels, pieces of glass or razor blades. This can lead to severe bleeding and infections which can last a woman her entire lifetime. And it is estimated that 3 million girls are subjected to this barbarism every year in the UK, parts of Africa, Middle East and Asia. And believe it or not, the procedure is usually done by a woman with no medical background.
Girls are going to grow up believing that their genitals are unclean and only a cruel cut can make them clean and fit for marriage. What about the infections that they get or what about those who die from the procedure like the 13 year old Sohair el-Batea? The doctor responsible for her death was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to more than two years in jail. This was a victory for women but more needs to be done. FGM is still being practiced.
According to Egyptian Streets, statistics showed that 30% of married women believe that FGM should be banned but more than half were in favor of the procedure for religious reasons. It's hard to accept that women would be in favor of such a practice. It is even harder to accept that they would force their daughters, granddaughters, nieces to go through what they themselves had gone through. As a mother, I could never subject my daughter to this. As a woman, I could never bring myself to do this horrible thing to another female.
And which religion would condone this? God created the human body and He put everything in its place for a reason. No one has the right to tamper with nature. How could anyone use religion as an excuse to mutilate young girls and in some cases, babies? And as far as FGM being necessary in order to have babies, that is ludicrious. The reality is that FGM can cause infertility and increase the risk of complications in childbirth.
FGM, known as the "cruel cut" needs to be banned the regions of Africa and countries where it is still common. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it is estimated that more than three million girls in Africa are at risk. Something needs to be done to stop girls and babies from is done in ignorance and in the name of tradition. Girls should not see the parts of their bodies that is unique to their gender as unclean. No where in the Bible is female circumcision practiced. God never intended for girls and women to be circumcised. It is a man-made procedure and it needs to be outlawed.
I encourage you to watch the video of Leyla Hussein, the founder of Daughters of Eve as she talks to her mother about FGM. You can visit Leyla's website to find out more information about FGM and see what you can do to stop this cruel and inhumane practice.
Source: WHO; The Daily Mail


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EGX Rezzed 2019 Preview: Jack
Features PC April 10, 2019
Rapid-fire, scraped knees, cicadas chirping.
Jack provides nothing but a drawn image for the first minute of its demo: A cicada perched on a leaf. Suddenly the sound kicks in, a deafening barrage of insects as they scream through the speakers. The screen cuts to white, and a small child lies on the ground. Faceless and plagued by curiosity.
This is the debut title from Orangutan Matter, a small team consisting of Saif Jabur, his wife, and a child. Saif has been developing Jack in his spare time whilst committing to a family, a child, and a recently-turned full-time to part-time job as a pharmacist. After several different iterations and aesthetic switch-ups, the first playable demo was available at EGX Rezzed 2019.
My first experience with the demo was quite humorous, albeit understandably. Jack can traverse the landscape quite slowly, given that he looks like he barely learned how to walk, and tmoving with speed is difficult considering its rugged nature. The physics were also quite buggy, with the rope used to swing from jerking around while I attempted to climb it. I pushed a box to its intended destination, and learned that I wasn't able to climb over it. With that, my first time with Jack came to an end.
However, I returned once Saif had patched it, and was treated to an entirely different experience. Everything played slightly smoother, I was able to vault over the ominous box that halted my first attempts, and the light puzzle-platforming mechanics were well-designed, given the nature of the physics. Once you understood how it played out, only then could you experience it.
Speaking to Saif after my playthrough, I was surprised to learn that he was an atheist, which was surprising due to the game's ethereal and foreboding presence. Visually, it was reminiscent of The Mooseman, but with a more radiating and somewhat safe atmosphere. Beyond that, the visual experience that Jack is, implies that we're in the presence of a higher power, but then again, it's possibly because of the context, or rather, the lack of context.
Jack seeks to find reason. He wants purpose, he wants to explore and discover a true meaning behind the life he lives. Maybe that's why it feels like you're confronted by the sun as it pummels the dusty plant-life? Maybe that's why the burning box within an eclipse feels less like a threat, and more like an opportunity? A door to what we truly need.
Jack may play out like a usual platformer in this vein, but the devil's in the details, and the minute touches to this scarcely-painted world are commendable. It's rare that you get a title like Jack that aims to be both a soothing hug, and a hand wrapped around your throat. What it means for you depends on how you see the world through Jack's eye. Is it care or contempt?
Jack currently has no set release date, with the current approximation being Q4 2020.
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Built by Mangusta (part of Overmarine Group) in 2008, 33.5m/110ft open yacht LIONCHASE was designed by Stefano Righini with naval architecture by Andrea Bacigalupo. The accommodation sleeps a maximum of eight guests over four cabins, with an additional Pullman berth suitable for a child.
The swim platform guests can effortlessly access the water using the ladder and after a swim, the group can dry off on the main deck aft with the lavish sun pad/lounge setup and alfresco dining area that can be shaded using sun umbrellas.
On the foredeck, the wide sun pad can be shaded at the top by a fold-down canvas and at night space can be turned into an outdoor cinema with a marquee set up to provide shelter and privacy.
The flybridge above has an additional sun pad, allowing the group to split up and enjoy some solitary peace and quiet.
The lavish interior uses a black and white colour scheme for an ambient environment suited to formal occasions as well as glamorous holiday breaks. Gloss ebony panelling complements the white furnishings, all of which is shown off at its best by the natural light pouring into the salon from the long windows running down both sides.
On the main deck, the salon provides a comfortable environment in which to relax with a film after a long day playing with the water toys. An L-shaped sofa is placed on the port and starboard sides respectively with two coffee tables in the centre. Forward, up to six guests can enjoy a lavish meal together at the glass-topped formal dining table, where the intimate environment is perfect for marking special occasions.
Below deck, the guest accommodation follows the same glamorous scheme as the salon and up to nine guests have a choice of a Master suite with widescreen TV, a VIP stateroom, a double cabin and a twin cabin with a Pullman berth.
A pair of MTU diesel engines provides a cruising speed of 32 knots and an impressive top speed of 38 knots.
The accommodation sleeps 8-9 guests over 4 cabins: 1 Master suite, 1 VIP stateroom, 1 double cabin and 1 twin cabin with a Pullman berth, all finished in black lacquer with white furnishings for a glamorous monochrome finish. The expert crew of 6 will take care of everything on board throughout the journey.
We do have available further amenity, owner and price information for the 33.48M (109'84") yacht LIONCHASE, so please enquire for more information.


An undercover investigation by ITV and the Guardian revealed a series of potential food safety breaches.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has extended its investigations to other 2 Sisters sites across England and Wales following an undercover investigation from the Guardian and ITV which identified potential safety breaches at its West Midlands plant.
It follows an initial investigation at the West Bromwich site which it said had not identified food safety issues on these premises, but highlighted issues requiring management attention, for example in relation to some aspects of staff training and stock control.
It added it was working with the major retailers supplied by 2 Sisters, as well as reviewing information from various other sources.
It has also written formally to ITN and the Guardian to request the full evidence taken by their undercover investigation, such as the footage taken and witness interview transcripts to assist our investigation.
Heather Hancock, Chairman of the Food Standards Agency said: "Consumers deserve food they can trust, and can be reassured that we take allegations of poor practice very seriously.
"Although our initial inspection found no risk to public health, we are broadening our investigations until we are satisfied that this is truly the case.
"I am disappointed that ITN and the Guardian have not yet provided the information that they committed to share and I would urge anyone who has evidence to share to bring it directly to us."
2 Sisters has announced it has suspended production at its West Midlands factory to 'retrain all colleagues including management in all Food safety and Quality management systems'.
An investigation by ITV and the Guardian alleged slaughter dates were altered at the factory.
The video also showed meat being put back on the production line after falling on the floor.
An ITV reporter was employed at the site in the West Midlands. 2 Sisters produces chicken for many of the major supermarkets and five retailers supplied by the West Midlands factory, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Marks and Spencer, Aldi and Lidl, have suspended deliveries from the site.
A spokesman for 2 sisters said it was 'shocked and distressed' by the footage.
"We responded immediately by launching our own internal investigation at our West Bromwich plant and invited the Food Standards Agency (FSA) to independently review our standards.
"The FSA has been in daily attendance since the allegations were raised and confirmed that it has not identified any breaches.
"However, our internal investigation has shown some isolated instances of non-compliance with our own Quality management systems."
"We have therefore decided to temporarily suspend operations at the site to allow us the time to retrain all colleagues including management in all Food safety and Quality management systems.
"All colleagues will remain on full pay and will attend site whilst training is undertaken.
"We will only recommence supply once we are satisfied that our colleagues have been appropriately retrained.
"We continue to work closely with the FSA and our customers throughout this period.
"We remain committed to ensuring that we operate to the highest standards of hygiene and food safety, and we act with honesty and integrity at all times."
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) said inspectors had been to the plant in question on September 28 to begin an investigation but had found no evidence of breaches.
However, it said it would continue to review the evidence and if any non-compliance was found it would take prompt and proportionate action.
It urged anyone with information to contact it.
Heather Hancock, Chairman of the FSA said: "It is the responsibility of a food business to ensure that the food it sells is safe and what it says it is.
"We take any allegations of inaccurate labelling and breaches in hygiene regulations very seriously.
"Should we find any evidence of any risk to public health, any products on the market which we believe to be a cause of concern will be urgently removed from sale.


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As part of its support to strengthen wildlife law enforcement and protection in the Philippines, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) provided essential equipment and supplies to the Department of Environment and natural Resources (DENR) to boost its work in combating wildlife trafficking and providing holistic care for rescued wildlife in its custody.
On December 11, USAID turned over to the DENR over Php2.3 million ($48,000) in tools and equipment which will be used for proper handling and management of wildlife, particularly those rescued from illegal trade. The items—including conservation tags, armored gloves, snake tongs, forceps, and microchips for efficient handling and tagging of live animals—will be distributed to DENR wildlife rescue centers across the country. These tools will help DENR veterinarians and personnel properly examine and care for rescued and injured wildlife and speed up their rehabilitation and recovery for subsequent release into natural habitats.
Wildlife handling tools which will be distributed to DENR wildlife rescue centers across the country.
USAID also handed over the complete components of the Wildlife Agency and Citizen Law Enforcement Reporting Tool (WildALERT) system, which was launched on World Wildlife Day last March.
WildALERT is an innovative solution developed by the DENR and USAID to help enforcers and frontliners in the field to curb wildlife crimes through real-time and centralized reporting. The system, made up of a mobile app and a reporting management platform, helps users correctly identify rescued wildlife species and promptly submit digitized reports of wildlife law violations. This can help improve the daily enforcement operations of the DENR and partner agencies across the country.
Ricardo Calderon, Director of the DENR's Biodiversity Management Bureau, received the new sets of tools and the WildALERT system and manuals from Rebecca Paz, Chief of Party of USAID's Protect Wildlife Project.
With new tools in place and the WildALERT System ready for roll out, the DENR is now better equipped and ready to respond to wildlife rescues and to conduct anti-wildlife trafficking operations, contributing to the Philippine government's heightened prevention of zoonotic diseases and potential pandemics.
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Brasilevsky, David V.
Plot Location 2E30
Surname Brasilevsky
Given Name(s) David V. (Vladimirovich)
Place of Birth Russia
Date of Death (Eng) March 3, 1946
Date of Death (Heb)
Hebrew Name חיים דוד בן יאר
Spouse's Name Mary (Maria) Brasilevsky (Brasilevskaya) née Juhovitsky
Father's Name Vladimir Brasilevsky
Other Family Data Children: Leah White (b. 1910), Rose Landau Ramler (b. 1912, Harbin; d. May 16, 1975, West Vancouver, BC), Ida Burke, Eva Arriola and Edward Davidovitch Brasil (the youngest of the five); Sons-in-law: Emile Landau (2D19) and Siegfried Szarfstein Ramler
Inscription (Eng) DAVID V. BRASILEVSKY DIED IN HONG KONG ON 3RD MARCH 1946 FROM HIS SORROWFUL WIFE AND CHILDREN
Inscription (Heb) לזכר עולם פה מצה מנוח חיים דוד בן יאר נלב"ע ביום א אדר"ב שנת ת"שו והיו ימו שמונה וחמשים שנה תנצבה
Historical Grandson Morris Burke wrote on September 12, 2017:
"My grandparents owned a delicatessen shop in Harbin. My mother was Ida and she married my father, Samuel Burke (Berkovitch), in 1938 in Hong Kong. He was a civil engineer and also a member of the HKVDC. I was born in 1938 in Hong Kong and we escaped Hong Kong after the Japanese invaded and made our way to India. After the war we emigrated to Australia and my parents had two more sons David (b. 1948) and Michael (b. 1951). My mother died in 2006 and my father in 2007."
In Hong Kong, David worked at Jimmy's Kitchen and the Parisian Grill as a sausage maker. The restaurants were owned by the Landaus, who were his in-laws. He had arrived in Hong Kong as early as 1942 as a refugee but Mary, for some reason, stayed behind in Shanghai. She was there as late as 1944 but in son Edward's engagement announcement in 1951, she was living in the Sydney suburb of Roseville. Did he come with Edward while she stayed with her daughter Eva?
Landau granddaughter Barbara Harding wrote on July 27, 2017:
"I remember the sausage maker [David]. Leo and Aaron [Landau] were hiring many of the [Shanghai Jewish] refugees as they needed employment. Sometimes it was not very good for their business. I remember in the 1950s, many times a family would be sitting quietly at Jimmy's and [my father] Leo would pay their bill. To go out for dinner was a real treat and Leo would always treat them for their children's birthdays, etc. Then they would get Baked Alaska. These people were usually on their way to Australia. I remember one family when I was in boarding school in Sydney. It was 1959 and they took me out to thank my family."
Grandson David Burke wrote on September 13, 2017:
"I am the brother of Morris Burke. Alex is the son of Eva, and David White is the son of Leah."
Son Edward was a sapper with the HKVDC during the war. He married Sophie Sonia Altshuler (b. circa 1921, Tianjin, China) in Sydney sometime in 1951 and they divorced sometime later. In Australia, he changed his surname to Brasil. He died in Canada in 1997. They had a daughter named Margo Adelson.
Barbara Harding wrote on July 28, 2017:
"Eddie was a total playboy. I mean he was wonderful with children because he was one. He adored us and we him. I understand he was married and lived with his wife for about one month. He had so many girlfriends. [My aunt] Rosie was very indulgent with her younger brother and she supported him. He looked after Jimmy's Kitchen for a year in the 1950's and almost ruined it. Emile [Landau] allowed him around Parisian Grill but he regretted it.
"Eddie went to live in Vancouver around 1970. He got a job there as a night watchman.
"Mary ended up living in Sydney. We visited her there in 1956. Harry Landau was living in Adelaide at the time."
Mary became a naturalised Australian citizen on March 2, 1956. She is recorded as living at 85 High Street, Kirribili, New South Wales.


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Since the change of ownership in February 2011 the house has undergone a complete refurbishment bringing it back to its original state. Providing spacious accommodation.
WI-FI, along with Egyptian cotton bedding and towels.


Miami day1 - Shore Club | Cosa Mi Metto???
I think it's time for me to remember the amazing summer just finished by began to publish a series of post on my holiday. You already know my itinerary (explained in this post), so enjoy same photos of my first day at the Shore Club, in the beautiful Miami Beach. This first day of vacation was the perfect occasion to wear these sparkling earrings from Vestodunquesono matching with the bikini; and my new folding sunnies by Come On Do: take a look at their website and use the code cosamimetto.net to get 10% off!
Credo sia arrivato il momento per me di ricordare la mia fantastica estate appena finita, cominciando a pubblicare una serie di post sulla mia vacanza. Conoscete già il mio itinerario (spiegato in questo post), quindi godetevi alcune fotografie del mio primo giorno al Shore Club, nella bellissima Miami Beach. Questo prima giornata di vacanza è stata l'occasione perfetta per indossare quessi scintillanti orecchini di Vestodunquesono in tinta con il bikini; e i miei nuovi occhiali ripiegabili di Come On Do: date un'occhiata al loro sito e usate il codice cosamimetto.net per avere il 10% di sconto!
Why beautiful photos! I really like that blue top. I wish in England I had the sort of weather to wear something like that. The colour and the pattern really is beautiful. You look fab in that bikini too.
Bellissime foto cara, stai benissimo!
Great look, can't wait to see more pics!
wow such a nice pictures !! good to remember this lovely summer moments !
no la maglietta la adoro mi piace tantissimo!!
Wow, I love that colourful top!
Invidiaaa! Spero di tornare presto in america anche io! Belli gli orecchini ed anche gli occhiali!
Nice photos!It looks like you had fun!!
che belel foto, miami resta sempre miami!!! cmq gli occhiali sono molto belli e particolari!!
Hi, Fabrizia! Thanks for ur lovely comment at my blog and your invitation! I am delighted to be ur new follower, would be glad if u follow me back:) Have a great time!
Amazing pics,great color bikini, A.
loved ur outfit ! thanks for ur comment ! I am following u now on twitter and on bloglovin-#1313. Hope u can do the same !
I followed on GFC, google+, bloglovin, Twitter, You Tube and facebook.
Beautiful pictures! You look totally gorgeous! Really love the top! Stunning!
OMG ! I want to be here!!!! SO beautiful!
i love your blue top with those beautiful white patterns, and you look great in the neon bikini!
Beautiful pix, That blue colour top is amazing great colour on you. You look amazing in bikini too. Hope you had fun.
Wow, belle foto! E bel mare... wow! Baci Mina.
Such beautiful place for taking pictures, The sunglasses are soo cool!! I love the outfit!
belle foto :D paesaggio stupendo e occhiali particolari!!
i like the latest photo!
Love your pictures, very colorful and full of joy.
amazing plays! you look great!
Great pictures and I hope you had a relaxing time.
Amazing style!!! You have such a fashion sence!!
Loving all these pictures. What a nice place to relax and enjoy the rest of summer days. You look absolutely stunning. Yeah sure we can follow each other in bloglovin.
Just followed you on bloglovin.
bellissime foto e post fantastici!!
Miami è una delle mete che ho messo in wishlist! beata te!
bellissima, non sono mai stata a Miami!!
Thanks for the visit..Following you via gfc Lipsy Singh,you can now follow back.
GREAT top! Looks fab and in such a great color!
What a great place--beautiful beach! I love your shirt!!!
Thanks again.^^ Follow you back on bloglovin.
Bellissime foto!!!!! Stupenda la tua borsa!!!!!
What a beautiful pictures <3 love it. you wanna follow each other?
good photos and Pretty You!
Que bellas fotos :D ¡quiero ir a la playita!
stuning look, love the sunnies ;D Oh, do check out my take on a Neo-Amish look, a potential pre-LFW ensemble?
Guapísima y menudo cuerpazo que luces. Un beso guapa.
I love miami, I went there on my honeymoon and loved it.
Great look and I love the shades beautiful!
Wanna follow eachother? Im following you now!
gosh your top is fab!
Quanto mi manca Miami,la adoro!! Bellissima tu!
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Thank you so much for telling me your opinions!
Grazie mille per avermi detto la vostra!
these photos are sooo beautiful! you've got an amazing style!


Valentine's Day isn't just for lovey-dovey couples. It's a chance to celebrate some of the finest clients a local Tucson printer can appreciate.
This year, we decided to thank our good, loyal customers with an appreciation marketing strategy of giving them a special treat from the heart... small, personalized PACKAGING / SPECIALTY BOXES of fudge. They were designed to match our over-sized Valentine flat from our most recent copy of our newsletter by mail, The Complete Spectrum.
How sweet it is... or was, since just about every quarter-pound slice of delicate chocolate confection has left our hands by now.
The interesting story behind this well-received small token of our appreciation started out with the idea that we'd send chocolate truffle valentines. Fudge wasn't even on our radar yet.
However, we found ourselves in quite a tailspin when discovering that practically all of Tucson's local homemade chocolate shops had closed their doors. Even when we did find a local chocolatier, our order had been turned down--even with more than three weeks notice. Yet, we insisted on choosing someone local rather than conveniently heading over to the nearest wholesale warehouse to buy dozens and dozens of pre-packaged, commercialized truffles.
Fudge finally entered our minds, freeing us of our local chocolate dilemma.
It was then we recalled the smooth, tasty sweetness of Mt. Lemmon's very own fudge. Our belief in finding local chocolate was re-born. We were impressed with their "above and beyond" factor of what an exceptional customer service experience should be. We became happy customers ourselves, honoring another fellow local small business just like us.
The reviews are in and all are delighted on the Valentine's Front. We couldn't be happier ourselves, making our clients happy and supporting the heart and soul of our very own Tucson business community.
To all who support us, we simply say, "Thank you!"


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Ariel Sharon swore on the 38th anniversary of the seizure of Jerusalem from the Jordanian army that the city would remain in Jewish hands forever. He doesn't seem to be aware of the city's history.
Jews have been secretly buying up large chunks of property in Jerusalem particularly from Patrirch Irineous of the Jerusalem Greek Orthodox Church, which have infuriated Palestinian Christians and indeed Muslims.
The Israeli local authority has also attempted to evict Palestinians living there for eons, claiming that the Palestinians were illegal squatters. At the same time the Israeli government has been promoting illegal Jewish settlements around the city.
The aim is blatantly obvious, to secure Jerusalem totally in Jewish hands one way or another.
Needless to say, the Palestinians are hardly likely to lie on their back and be kicked by Israeli boots. Blood will continue to flow. That unfortunately has been the curse of the city!
Jerusalem changed hands from Canaanites to Jebusites to Israelites. According to the Bible, Pharaoh Shishak then laid seige to the city and was placated only by heavy tributes from the treasures fo the Temple, comprising virtually all the wealth that David and Solomon accrued. Another such tribute was paid to King Ben-Hadad of Syria to persuade him not to support King Basha of Israel who threatened the Judean capital during the war between the two Israelite kingdoms.
Then the Assyrians under Sennacherib overwhelmed the city, making the Jewish king Hezekiah his vassal. Nebuchadnezzar and his Babylonians were next. They wiped out the last of the Davidic kings, and destroyed the Temple. After the Babylonians the more benign Persians came along, but permitted the Jews to return and rebuild their state, as a vassal nation.
Then there was a bloke by the name of Alexander who spread Hellenism throughout the region as his army marched towards Egypt and through Persia to India. Jerusalem fell to his forces.
The descendants of his general Seleucus reigned over Palestine including Jerusalem. The Romans invaded next, and under them Jerusalem was ruled by their vassal Syrian and Idumean kings. The Romans destroyed the Temple of Solomon a second time in 70 CE.
A series of conquerors swept over Jerusalem. The Byzantine Empire, Arabs (under Caliph Umar), Seljuk Turks, Fatimid rulers of Egypt, European Crusaders (who actually forbade the Jews to live in Jerusalem), Saladin and his Turk-Kurds, Mamelukes, Ottoman Turks (the Muslim Sultan invited Jews running from the Spanish Inquisition to settle in Palestine), French under Napoleon for a very brief period and then back to the Ottomans, British, Arabs and after the 1967 War, the Israelis, all ruled over Jerusalem.
But the struggle continues. How long can the Israelis hold on?
The curse of the Egyptian Execration Text seems to leave its mark on the city for 4,000 years.
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Message from Tony Callisto Jr., SVP for Safety and Chief Law Enforcement Officer
Monday, January 30, 2017, By News Staff
Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety (DPS) continues to follow longstanding policies regarding inquiries about individual immigration status and federal immigration investigations.
In the course of its regular activities and investigations, DPS does not inquire about or maintain records concerning immigration status of individuals on our campus. Nor do DPS officers voluntarily assist, or act on behalf or at the direction of, federal officials in connection with immigration investigations or raids.
When presented with a subpoena, warrant or court order, DPS seeks the advice of the University's General Counsel. Following General Counsel's review and confirmation that the instrument received is a lawfully issued directive, DPS may authorize officers to assist the University in compliance.
If you have any questions regarding the University's policies, please don't hesitate to contact me.
Tony Callisto Jr.
Senior Vice President for Safety and Chief Law Enforcement Officer
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China and the United States Will Work Together To Tackle Climate Change
Dimitar Gueorguiev, assistant professor for political science in the Maxwell School, authored an opinion piece for the Washington Post "The U.S. and China agreed to work together on climate action. What would push this cooperation forward?" and was quoted in…
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Omar Samad is the former Senior Advisor to Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, the former Chief Executive of Afghanistan from 2014 to 2020. He served as the Afghan Ambassador to Canada from 2004 to 2009, and to France from 2009 to 2011. He was a Senior Central Asia Fellow at the New America Foundation in Washington, D.C. 2013-14, after working as Senior Afghan Expert at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington D.C. 2012-13.

Early life
Samad graduated from American University in Washington D.C., where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications and International Affairs in 1991. He received a Master's degree in International Relations (GMAP) from The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University in Massachusetts in 2006.

Career
Samad worked in the IT private sector field in the US between 1981 and 2001 with corporations such as Datacrown Inc, Electronic Data Systems (EDS) and Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA). Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, he advocated for freedom and democracy in Afghanistan. In 1996, he launched Azadi Afghan Radio and its website as part of the Afghanistan Information Center, based in Virginia. Following the September 11th attacks, he worked as a commentator and analyst for CNN during the Bonn Accords on Afghanistan.

He served as the Afghan Ambassador to Canada from October 2004 to June 2009, and to Ambassador to France from June 2009 to July 2011. He was accredited as the first Afghan non-resident Ambassador to the Chile (2008) and Principality of Monaco (2010). During his diplomatic career (2001 to 2011), he was a member of Afghan delegations to the UN, NAM, Islamic Conferences and specialized conferences on Afghanistan, including the Tokyo (2002) and Berlin (2004) reconstruction conferences. He represented the Foreign Ministry on the Tripartite Security Commission with Afghanistan-US-Pakistan. He was Afghanistan Senior Expert in residence at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C. from January 2012 till January 2013.

He was the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kabul from December 2001 to September 2004 and Director General of the Information and Media Division, during which he also served as an advisor, speech-writer and member of the Ministry's reform committee.

He was a Senior Central Asia Fellow at the New America Foundation in Washington, D.C. and President of Silkroad Consulting LLC. before being appointed as Senior Advisor to the Chief Executive of Afghanistan in the National Unity Government formed after elections in 2014.

Personal life
Samad is divorced from Khorshied Nusratty with whom he has two children, Soleiman and Arman.

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Living people
American University School of Communication alumni
The Fletcher School at Tufts University alumni
Afghan diplomats
Afghan Muslims
Ambassadors of Afghanistan to Canada
American University School of International Service alumni
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I met about 7 different entrepreneurs in NYC during the past couple of weeks, it's summer after all, and I got to get out and mingle a bit. The one thing they all had in common: Paleo Diet. Or some variation of it. Including myself.
These were hard-core people, best seller authors, Silicon Valley movers and shakers, people in the entretainment business. On one dinner we ate only meat, all sorts of it, another entrepreneur we met for coffee put zero sugar or milk in his cup, another one had only eggs for breakfast.
I first heard about the Paleo diet after reading "Wheat Belly" which caused a tremendous impression on me as I had NO idea how harmful it is to eat bread and/or wheat products, especially the ones that can be found in the supermarkets in our times and hidden in the ingredients of most things we eat, including canned pumkping soup mind you, which I did not suspect at all.
Here are two restaurants that made my day this time around in Mysore, James and I kept on going back for more!
The OTHER Sri Durga, or "stand up caffe", which was recommended by Deborah (from the blog Bird in the Tree) has been an enormous revelation. No, it is not the one on the main Gokulam road, it is the one next door to the Nilgris on the side street.
The food comes out very quickly, everything is clean. The water (which I still do not drink) runs through a purifier. Things are not as spicey. The menu has quite a bit of variety and the chai… oh my goodness, the chai… seriously I've never had anything more tasty!
Please don't kill him! I screamed. My parents had to hold me back. But it was too late. The pig was murdered in front of my eyes.
I grew up with an extended family who owned farms in Northern Argentina and when I was 9 I witnessed the brutality of what happens in them. I refused to eat pork ever since that instance. Felt responsible for the little animal.
As the years went by I became vegetarian. Then noticed I was not getting enough nutrition, got sick, went back to eating meat when necessary (never pork!), and finally came to a point of balance where I eat what I need, with compassion and mindfulness.
How right is it for teachers to crack into "stories" and "myths" while in yoga class?
Alexander Graham Bell's first sketch of the telephone. Just how I imagined it.
Decide what you want for dinner and see it in drawing form first. Who knew there were five ways to cook beans?
Millionaire men stick to Ashtanga, the women? Nah! they move on to Tracy who can get those bodies ready for the 35 mm lens of Hollywood.
If you are a woman planning read this post first, it's THAT important. And if you are a man read it too.
Mysore is generally safe but recently there have been some security issues, and is better to be safe than sorry. Now back to the post.
Ever since my first trip to Mysore I wanted to have a comprehensive list of information, as in: when to go, how to prepare, what to pack, places to stay, where to eat, etc.


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