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The World Student Christian Federation (WSCF) was established in 1895 at Vadstena Castle, Sweden, by students and student leaders from ten North American and European countries. Key founders included John R. Mott (USA) and Karl Fries (Sweden). There is a close historical connection between the WSCF and the Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Associations. Mott, for example, was leader of the YMCA, and with the help of YMCA colleagues he developed the vision and strategies for forming an international federation of autonomous and self-directing ecumenical student movements. Much of the subsequent work of establishing and linking SCMs was done with the assistance of YMCAs and YMCAs.
During and after the world wars, the WSCF played a key role in refugee work in Europe and strove to keep communication and solidarity links open between Christians divided by nationalism and war. After the first world war, the WSCF established European Student Relief. For four years, students of 42 nations provided over £500,000 for the relief of starving students in 19 countries. At that time close working relationships developed with Pax Romana, the student organization of the Roman Catholic Church. In 1926 European Student Relief became an autonomous body, International Student Service, later to be called World University Service, which continues to this day. During the second world war, women leaders of the WSCF and YWCA played a major role in creating CIMADE,* which worked with refugees.
Until the late 1960s, the international staff of the WSCF were based in Geneva. A major structural change in 1972 decentralized the WSCF into six regions: Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, Middle East and North America. The Geneva headquarters became the inter-regional office. Programmatic and decision-making work shifted to the regions, reflecting the new mood of self-determination for all countries and the search for contextualization in theology and politics. WSCF continues to examine critically its structures, both politically and administratively, especially as its constituency is now looking for ways to strengthen programme and solidarity links that go beyond the regional boundaries.
In the 1960s and 1970s, WSCF movements, especially in North America and Europe, were closely involved with the radical political movements. Their political solidarity and their critique of education convinced them that them mission filed was no longer in educational institutions but on the streets and in the villages. The theme of the WSCF in the 1970s – Christian Witness in the Struggle for Liberation – sums up the political commitment of the WSCF at the same time it moved to a regional structure. The political debates in the WSCF were painful, at times divisive.
Hence in the late 20th century the WSCF lives in a much more complex environment in the educational institutions, and this poses a new challenge to its missionary and ecumenical task. Its member movements have been consolidating their presence in educational institutions again, giving specific attention to conveying the unique ecumenical character of their work and life. As a result, some movements that almost disappeared in the 1970s have re-established their organizational base. However, many movements remain vulnerable, with little financial support and strong competition from conservative groups.
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de Dietrich, Cinquante ans d'historie: La Federation universelle des associations christiennes d' etudiants (1895-45), Paris, Semeur, 1948. C. Howard Hopkins, John R. Mott, Grand Rapids, MI, Eerdmans, 1979. R. Rouse & S. Neil eds, A History of the Ecumenical Movement, 1517-1948, WCC, 3rd ed. 1986. R. Rouse, The World's Student Christian Federation: A History of the First 30 Years, London, SCM,1948. W.A. Visser't Hooft, Memoris, WCC, 1973.


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The Future Oxfordshire Partnership (formerly the Oxfordshire Growth Board, the name was changed in July 2021) is a joint committee of the six councils of Oxfordshire together with key strategic partners. Following an extensive public review in 2020, the Partnership adopted a new purpose, which is to:
· Coordinate local efforts to manage economic, housing and infrastructure development in a way that is inclusive and maximises local social and environmental benefits;
· Support the development of local planning policy that meets the UK Government's stated aim of net zero carbon by 2050, and contributes toward biodiversity gain whilst embracing the changes needed for a low carbon world; and,
· Seek to secure funding in the pursuit of these aims and oversee the delivery of related work programmes delegated to it by the Joint Committee's constituent local authority members
It does this by overseeing the delivery of projects that the councils of Oxfordshire are seeking to deliver collaboratively in the fields of economic development and strategic planning. This cooperation has helped Oxfordshire to secure over £500m of additional investment, such as through the City Deal, Housing and Growth Deal, Housing Infrastructure Fund and the Oxfordshire Rail Connectivity Study. The Partnership also has an important role in representing Oxfordshire on matters of regional interest.
The Partnership meets six times a year to discuss issues facing Oxfordshire's future, most often in a non-decision-making capacity. It is supported by four Advisory Sub-Groups (Infrastructure, Environment, Housing and Oxfordshire Plan 2050), a Scrutiny Panel and a small team of officers who are tasked with delivering on elements of the Partnership's work programme.
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When Will The Yard Goats Actually Win In Hartford?
I wanted this article to be different. I wanted the news last night to announce that the Hartford Yard Goats won. And not just that they beat the Harrisburg Senators, but that they won their first home game ever at Dunkin' Donuts Park.
And here we are, exactly one week into the life of a new ballpark (well, +1 year), amid all of the fanfare from last Thursday night, and we still haven't had one victory in Hartford! And they're calling for more rain tonight!!
Do the clouds signify what's to come? Is this what we should expect? Will the Yard Goats actually become one of those teams, joining the likes of "Dem Bums" the Brooklyn Dodgers, or those "Lovable Losers" the Chicago Cubs?
It's certainly too early to be genuinely upset over it – and it's not like they haven't been close to winning. Monday night was a tremendous 5 1/2 hour game that went into extra innings and used every single pitcher on the roster. But you still need that historic first win. After all, we're used to winning and winning streaks (ahem…hello, UConn Women's Basketball).
If you're gonna call yourselves "Goats," you don't need to actually be the "G.O.A.T." – but you've gotta win one, and win one soon, for Hartford.


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On a team strapped for depth, the quartet of Vincent Council, Bryce Cotton, Gerard Coleman, and LaDontae Henton combined to score 78 of the Friars' 82 points in an exciting victory over Holy Cross on Tuesday night.
The foursome carried the offense throughout the night, but took turns in leading the Friars down the stretch after Holy Cross went on an 18-3 run to tie the game at 69 with 6:20 to play.
First, it was Council, who had led the team throughout, getting into paint with just over five minutes to play, converting a layup to give Providence a 71-69 lead.
Cotton took the next turn, rolling home a leaner with 3:34 to play to snap a 71-71 tie.
Following a pair of Holy Cross baskets, it was Coleman who came through next for the Friars. The sophomore guard, who drove to the cup with increased conviction on this night, finished on an up and under layup with 1:52 to play with the shot clock running down to tie the game.
After the Crusaders broke down PC's defense again with 1:30 to play, giving them a two point lead, it was Henton, scoring off of an offensive rebound with just under a minute to play to tie the game yet again.
Four big baskets, four teammates who had the confidence to take, and make, the big shot in the closing minutes.
A Coleman steal nine seconds later gave Providence the ball with 49 seconds to play and four options on the court who had been making plays on the offensive end all night.
Coleman drew the defense, kicked it to Henton, who got into the lane, threw an up fake, drew contact, finished, and calmly connected on a free throw after a timeout to give Providence an 82-79 lead that they would not relinquish.
Providence executed in the closing minutes, scoring on all three of their offensive possessions from the 1:52 to :26 second marks, with Cotton knocking down a pair of free throws to ice it late.
All four players saw huge minutes (only Coleman didn't go 40, and he went 39), yet they had legs and focus down the stretch, resulting in solid execution and a narrow victory.
Council was at his play-making best in this one, pushing the pace and making plays in the halfcourt, on his way to 11 assists, seven rebounds, and 19 points. He was absolutely outstanding offensively in this one throughout.
Coleman continues to emerge as an all-around player under Ed Cooley. After an 18 point, eight rebound, six assist, three steal effort, the sophomore has now grabbed at least seven rebounds in four games this season. Five of those rebounds were on the offensive end, as Coleman was far more assertive in his decision making and taking it to the rim on Tuesday night. Often over the past year Coleman has been caught between taking the ball all the way to the rim and trying to convert floaters, but on this night he took the ball all the way to the rim with conviction and the result was an 8-13 shooting performance from the field. His confidence continues to grow.
Not to be overlooked was the effort of Brice Kofane, who worked hard on the glass. While his hands aren't great, he played with terrific energy on his way to 12 rebounds and was a presence at times on the defensive end.
The defensive effort wasn't good enough overall, however. Holy Cross scored at ease for much of the first half, and scored at will over the final 10 minutes, picking apart PC's defense and beating them up the court at times for layups. Cooley was clearly displeased with the defensive effort early.
Henton is emerging for Providence. He followed up a 16 and nine performance versus Northern Iowa with 17 points and nine rebounds versus the Crusaders. He's grabbed at least nine rebounds in four of the seven games this season.
After scoring only six points in South Padre, Cotton returned to form, netting 24 points on 7-12 shooting from the field and 7-7 from the free throw line. He played 40 minutes without a turnover.
Providence got the break going again, scoring 18 fast-break points. They also dominated second chance points, 16-2.
The two teams combined for five bench points.
The Friars finally controlled the boards, 43-30.
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Self-dual additive $ \mathbb{F}_4 $-codes of lengths up to 40 represented by circulant graphs
Type-preserving matrices and security of block ciphers
May 2019, 13(2): 221-233. doi: 10.3934/amc.2019015
Comparison analysis of Ding's RLWE-based key exchange protocol and NewHope variants
Xinwei Gao ,
Beijing Key Laboratory of Security and Privacy in Intelligent Transportation, Beijing Jiaotong University, No.3 ShangYuanCun, Haidian District, Beijing 100044, China
* Corresponding author: Xinwei Gao
Received January 2018 Revised May 2018 Published February 2019
In this paper, we present a comparison study on three RLWE key exchange protocols: one from Ding et al. in 2012 (DING12) and two from Alkim et al. in 2016 (NewHope and NewHope-Simple). We compare and analyze protocol construction, notion of designing and realizing key exchange, signal computation, error reconciliation and cost of these three protocols. We show that NewHope and NewHope-Simple share very similar notion as DING12 in the sense that NewHope series also send small additional bits with small size (i.e. signal) to assist error reconciliation, where this idea was first practically proposed in DING12. We believe that DING12 is the first work that presented complete LWE & RLWE-based key exchange constructions. The idea of sending additional information in order to realize error reconciliation and key exchange in NewHope and NewHope-Simple remain the same as DING12, despite concrete approaches to compute signal and reconcile error are not the same.
Keywords: Post-quantum, key exchange, RLWE, error reconciliation, comparison, analysis.
Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 94A60, 11T71; Secondary: 14G50.
Citation: Xinwei Gao. Comparison analysis of Ding's RLWE-based key exchange protocol and NewHope variants. Advances in Mathematics of Communications, 2019, 13 (2) : 221-233. doi: 10.3934/amc.2019015
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Figure 1. DING12 RLWE key exchange protocol
Figure 2. NewHope RLWE key exchange protocol
Figure 3. Illustrated figure of simplified NewHope error reconciliation ($ d = 2 $)
Figure 4. NewHope-Simple RLWE key exchange protocol
Figure 5. Illustrated figure of NewHope-Simple and DING12 signal value computation
Table 1. Summary Chart of DING12, BCNS15, NewHope, NewHope-Simple
DING12 BCNS15 NewHope NewHope-Simple
computation ● Divide $ \mathbb{Z}_q $ into 2 regions.
Different region gives
corresponding value
● Signal value $ \in\{0, 1\} $
● Function: Sig() ● Divide $ \mathbb{Z}_q $ into 2 regions.
Different region gives corresponding value
● Function: $ \langle\cdot\rangle_{q, 2} $ Difference vector between coefficient vector and center of closest Voronoi cell
● Signal value $ \in\{0, 1, 2, 3\} $
● Function: HelpRec() ● Divide $ \mathbb{Z}_q $ into 8 regions.
● Signal value $ \in\{0, \cdots, 7\} $
● Function: NHSCompress()
reconciliation ● Add then mod 2 on each coefficient
● Extract least significant bit
● Function: Mod$ _2() $ ● Multiply, round then mod 2 on each coefficient
● Extract most significant bit
● Function: rec(), $ \lfloor\cdot\rceil_{q, 2} $ ● Add signal vector onto coefficient vector
● Decide key bit according to location of the sum vector
● Function: Rec() ● Variant of RLWE decryption
● Recovers encapsulated key
● Function: NHSDecode()
Degree $ n $ of $ R_q $ 1024 1024 1024 1024
Signal size ● 1-bit per coefficient
● $ 1\cdot n = 1024 $ bits ● 1-bit per coefficient
● $ 3\cdot n = 3072 $ bits
Key size $ n $ bits $ n $ bits 256 bits 256 bits
Category Diffie-Hellman-like Diffie-Hellman-like Diffie-Hellman-like KEM (Encryption)
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Anders C. Hansen. A theoretical framework for backward error analysis on manifolds. Journal of Geometric Mechanics, 2011, 3 (1) : 81-111. doi: 10.3934/jgm.2011.3.81
Walter Allegretto, Yanping Lin, Ningning Yan. A posteriori error analysis for FEM of American options. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - B, 2006, 6 (5) : 957-978. doi: 10.3934/dcdsb.2006.6.957
G.A.K. van Voorn, D. Stiefs, T. Gross, B. W. Kooi, Ulrike Feudel, S.A.L.M. Kooijman. Stabilization due to predator interference: comparison of different analysis approaches. Mathematical Biosciences & Engineering, 2008, 5 (3) : 567-583. doi: 10.3934/mbe.2008.5.567
Rod Cross, Hugh McNamara, Leonid Kalachev, Alexei Pokrovskii. Hysteresis and post Walrasian economics. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - B, 2013, 18 (2) : 377-401. doi: 10.3934/dcdsb.2013.18.377
Ahmad Ahmad Ali, Klaus Deckelnick, Michael Hinze. Error analysis for global minima of semilinear optimal control problems. Mathematical Control & Related Fields, 2018, 8 (1) : 195-215. doi: 10.3934/mcrf.2018009
M. González, J. Jansson, S. Korotov. A posteriori error analysis of a stabilized mixed FEM for convection-diffusion problems. Conference Publications, 2015, 2015 (special) : 525-532. doi: 10.3934/proc.2015.0525
Johannes Eilinghoff, Roland Schnaubelt. Error analysis of an ADI splitting scheme for the inhomogeneous Maxwell equations. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - A, 2018, 38 (11) : 5685-5709. doi: 10.3934/dcds.2018248
Marko Filipović, Ivica Kopriva. A comparison of dictionary based approaches to inpainting and denoising with an emphasis to independent component analysis learned dictionaries. Inverse Problems & Imaging, 2011, 5 (4) : 815-841. doi: 10.3934/ipi.2011.5.815
Annalisa Pascarella, Alberto Sorrentino, Cristina Campi, Michele Piana. Particle filtering, beamforming and multiple signal classification for the analysis of magnetoencephalography time series: a comparison of algorithms. Inverse Problems & Imaging, 2010, 4 (1) : 169-190. doi: 10.3934/ipi.2010.4.169
Serap Ergün, Sirma Zeynep Alparslan Gök, Tuncay Aydoǧan, Gerhard Wilhelm Weber. Performance analysis of a cooperative flow game algorithm in ad hoc networks and a comparison to Dijkstra's algorithm. Journal of Industrial & Management Optimization, 2019, 15 (3) : 1085-1100. doi: 10.3934/jimo.2018086
Gerard Gómez, Josep–Maria Mondelo, Carles Simó. A collocation method for the numerical Fourier analysis of quasi-periodic functions. II: Analytical error estimates. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - B, 2010, 14 (1) : 75-109. doi: 10.3934/dcdsb.2010.14.75
Norikazu Saito. Error analysis of a conservative finite-element approximation for the Keller-Segel system of chemotaxis. Communications on Pure & Applied Analysis, 2012, 11 (1) : 339-364. doi: 10.3934/cpaa.2012.11.339
Xiaofeng Yang. Error analysis of stabilized semi-implicit method of Allen-Cahn equation. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - B, 2009, 11 (4) : 1057-1070. doi: 10.3934/dcdsb.2009.11.1057
Kim S. Bey, Peter Z. Daffer, Hideaki Kaneko, Puntip Toghaw. Error analysis of the p-version discontinuous Galerkin method for heat transfer in built-up structures. Communications on Pure & Applied Analysis, 2007, 6 (3) : 719-740. doi: 10.3934/cpaa.2007.6.719
Jianqin Zhou, Wanquan Liu, Xifeng Wang. Structure analysis on the k-error linear complexity for 2n-periodic binary sequences. Journal of Industrial & Management Optimization, 2017, 13 (4) : 1743-1757. doi: 10.3934/jimo.2017016
Georg Vossen, Stefan Volkwein. Model reduction techniques with a-posteriori error analysis for linear-quadratic optimal control problems. Numerical Algebra, Control & Optimization, 2012, 2 (3) : 465-485. doi: 10.3934/naco.2012.2.465
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We have begun accepting registrations for incoming kindergarten students for the 2019 - 2020 school year. Please visit the "registration forms" page of our website for the registration packet.
A reminder that our Genesis Parent Portal is a fabulous resource for you. Please be sure to periodically check your child's grades and assignments. By having 24/7 access to your child's grades, you no longer have to wait until report card time to see how your son or daughter is performing. The Parent Portal will be closed to parents five times a year - during the four report card collection times and during the summer as we work on scheduling. "Hard copy" report cards are not issued, as they can be printed from the Parent Portal.
If you have any questions regarding Genesis or if you need help creating an account or logging in, please contact me. Please feel free to contact us for any issues or questions you may have. We are all happy to help you at LPES!
Our mission at LPES: The Lincoln Park Elementary School will inspire and empower its children with opportunities that positively shape their lives and help them to become successful, life-long learners who possess the critical thinking, academic, and leadership skills required for the 21st Century.


Welcome to this new and exciting opportunity. Edinburgh Napier University are proud to offer the new pre-registration Masters of Midwifery programme.
Midwives are recognised as experts in supporting women during pregnancy, birth and postpartum. We believe midwifery fosters the belief that childbirth is a normal physiological experience to be nurtured and respected.
This new innovative and dynamic three-year programme will equip you to become a highly skilled midwife who will deliver and progress evidenced-based research and holistic midwifery care to women and their families. This will lead to potential opportunities in leadership, management, consultancy, research and educational roles.
Over the next decade the Scottish Government plans to implement a new strategy which will shape the future of maternity services in Scotland. This will give you the opportunity to rise to the challenges which will shape and develop the roles of midwife practitioners in the future.
Please note: We will have a newly NMC accredited Midwifery Programme from September 2020.
As a midwife you will be recognised as an expert in supporting and advising women and their families during pregnancy, childbirth and post-partum care.
This course offers you the opportunity to develop expert clinical midwifery practice in a variety of healthcare settings and through simulated practice using our state of the art facilities. You will critically explore the provision of maternity services embracing the challenges of prioritising compassion, professionalism and trust.
A team of midwife lecturers who have expertise in education, clinical midwifery practice and current research will support you.
Midwives are autonomous practitioners who practice in a multi-disciplinary care setting. Midwifery is a very distinct independent health profession, which possesses its own knowledge skills and competencies. Midwifery care holistically encompasses the unique experience of individual women throughout their journey.
The experience you gain will enable you to become a conscientious midwife and contribute positively to advancing midwifery practice. You will become knowledgeable and skilled in the care of pregnant women, their babies and families and graduate ready to go straight into work.
You will also be eligible to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council. This qualification means that you have been assessed to be a safe and competent midwife with the necessary knowledge, understanding and clinical skills.
You will prepare for your placements in our simulated clinical environment prior to your practice placements across South-East Scotland.
A variety of assessments include, academic essays, reports, written examinations and ongoing assessment in clinical placement.
On placement you will relate midwifery theory to real life practice supported by a midwife mentor specifically trained to support you and assess your achievement.
Practice placement experiences will reflect the current and emerging model of continuity of carer with implementation of The Best Start: A five-year forward plan for maternity and neonatal care in Scotland (Scottish Government, 2017). This will involve caring for women through all stages of pregnancy, birth and postnatal periods. As a result students will shadow their midwifery mentors working a variety of shift patterns to meet the needs of their case load.
You will have the opportunity to organise a 4-week elective clinical placement at home or abroad.
When you study midwifery with us you will spend a large proportion of your time here perfecting your skills in our simulated environment.
In this module you will develop knowledge and understanding, enabling you to provide women-centred care throughout the preconception, antenatal and postnatal periods.
Models of women centred compassionate midwifery care, methods of communication and documentation with care planning and needs assessment: in relation to contemporary government policies for maternity care e.g. Getting It Right For Every Child (GIRFEC), The Code and Midwives Rules. Throughout all aspects of care you will explore how the rights of women are supported to promote choice, ensure confidentiality and maintain dignity. You will go on to discover how midwifery practice must be diversity sensitive and discrimination free.
Academic development: Information retrieval workshop (library).
You will have an opportunity to explore your personal development through the use of a Personal Development Profile (PDP) and Revalidation. Throughout the module you will build an awareness of the evidence base which underpins all midwifery care.
You will consider the necessary components of preconceptual care and the physical and emotional changes which will occur during pregnancy.
You will explore principles of antenatal care, initial consultation, information sharing, history taking, documentation, maternal mental health and well-being, maternal nutrition, antenatal and newborn screening tests. You will have an opportunity to discuss infant feeding choices in relation to beliefs and social constructs and you will explore the anatomy and physiology relating to lactation. You will also be introduced to The Baby Friendly Initiative 10 successful steps to breastfeeding.
You will explore the theories of postnatal care, normal physiology of the puerperium and postnatal care and cervical cytology. Assessment of ongoing mental health needs and any signs of distress which would require intervention.
In this module you will critically assess the importance of providing evidence based and physiologically appropriate care and management to the mother, baby and family unit. You will learn how to integrate partnership working into midwifery practice.
You will consider the anatomy and physiology of the immune system and immunity.
Constituents of colostrum and breastmilk encouraging the application of theory to practice – Responsive feeding (Baby Friendly Initiative) and recognition of effective breastfeeding.
You will develop a critical awareness of infant brain development and the importance of love and nurture to ensure optimal outcomes.
The importance of informed consent will be highlighted throughout the module. You will consider maternal physical and mental health and well-being before and after birth, cervical pathology, common minor disorders of the puerperium, pre/post-operative care following caesarean section, working as per The Code and an introduction to first aid. You will critically discuss the importance of sharing information with women which is clear and accurate. The rights of women will be explored and respected with care offered in a warm, sensitive and compassionate manner. Medicine management will be outlined and you will gain an appreciation of the role of the midwife in supporting women to make safe and informed choices regarding medicines throughout pregnancy and beyond.
Environmental – Getting It Right For Every Child (GIRFEC) here you will recognise and discuss factors which may influence the well-being of the mother; newborn and family, teaching and learning a skill, emotional transition to parenting, family planning, parent and child interaction.
You will explore and critique the process of reflection and reflective models.
Evidence based practice and professional roles within the multidisciplinary team will be evaluated.
Guidance with regards to documentation/ record keeping as per The Code.
Infection Control and continued support for completion of the Cleanliness Champions package.
You will learn under the direct supervision of a midwife to care for healthy childbearing women and gain competence in the performance of core midwifery skills for women and the newborn.
This practice module introduces you to midwifery practice, with placements in maternity care settings. You will be working under the direct supervision of a named mentor in each placement. The focus of the experience will be to enable you develop the necessary skills required in caring for the healthy childbearing woman and her family (LOs 1- 6). You will have the opportunity to perform basic clinical and interpersonal skills in maternity care settings (LOs 1, 2, 5, 6). Initially the practice will be observational, with gradual progression to hands-on practice in accordance with the mentor's professional judgement of your level of experience, the clinical situation and the nature of the clinical skill.
You will begin to record births and clinical examination of childbearing women and their babies as required by the European Midwifery Directives (2005) and the Nursing Midwifery Council (NMC 2009).
You will also complete Cleanliness Champion Programme (HAI units 1 – 6).
In this module you will explore the professional knowledge and behaviours which underpin midwifery practice. You will examine core academic skills which will facilitate personal and professional development. You will be introduced to the frameworks that will guide your practice as a midwife, including the professional, legal and ethical codes of practice. You will learn the key principles of values based and women-centred care (Scottish Government 2012) all of which will be presented in the context of 'The Code: Professional standards of practice and behaviour for nurses and midwives.' (NMC, 2015).
Principles of responsive, woman-centred communication will be introduced with concepts related to reflexive, inclusive, ethical and legal frameworks. The module will provide you with an opportunity to consider relevant health and social policies that inform midwifery practice, for example national policies such as 'Getting it Right for Every Child' and international policy such as the UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative. Alongside this, you will explore issues relating to the health equality, public protection and the wellbeing of children and adults (including policies such as the dementia framework), mental health and the support of third sector agencies will be considered.
You will explore strategies to support learning for professional practice will be explored in the context of the topics covered within the module. Particular focus will be on the construction and quality of relevant knowledge and ways in which you can use evidence appropriately to inform midwifery practice. You will consider communication, therapeutic skills and record keeping relevant to this will be considered in the light of relevant theory and applied to midwifery care. Information retrieval and writing workshops will support your learning in respect of this.
You will examine the role of the midwife as part of a multidisciplinary team giving care to women and their families in relation to: sphere of practise; referral, candour; acting in emergency situations; managing risk and escalating concerns; midwifery and medicines administration; and harm reduction.
Through the recognition and development of appropriate professional values and behaviours, you will apply your understanding of their significance in respect of relationships in midwifery care and practice. This will involve understanding professional roles and responsibilities in respect of not only your own practice, but that of others too.
Throughout the programme you will find 'strands' or 'themes' that follow particular topics. In this module Baby Friendly Initiative standards will be considered in respect of health and wellbeing, infant feeding culture in the UK, communication of infant feeding and Public Health strategies related to infant feeding. You will explore research in the context of evidence-based practice and understanding and accessing sources of midwifery evidence and knowledge. Medicines management will address managing professional practice in respect of the law, consent confidentiality, ethics, accountability and documentation. You will consider communication strategies such as sharing information, being attentive, confidentiality, enabling choice, consent, treating women with dignity and respect, partnership working, non-discriminatory practice and compassionate care. You will consider emotional wellbeing related to your knowledge of mental health during the perinatal period, women's rights and treatment options, preconception advice, risk associated with history, signs and symptoms of distress, psycho-social risk factors in pregnancy, risks of self-harm, referral pathways, support, risk management strategies, all of which will reflect working within relevant policies and guidelines.
During this module you will apply basic scientific principles of anatomy and physiology to maternal and infant health. This will provide you with the information that you require in order to undertake practice and will allow you to build on the knowledge gained in further theory modules.
You will examine in detail the cell and genetics, the nervous system, cardio-vascular system, respiratory system, renal system, gastro-intestinal system, reproductive and endocrine systems, microbiology and immunity.
The Fetus: This module will also include basic embryology, fetal growth and development and fetal circulation.
Programme strand Breast Feeding: This module will commence with the Baby Friendly Initiative Theme (BFI) that is stranded throughout your programme. This includes the anatomy of the breast and physiology of lactation, the role of the feedback inhibitor of lactation (FIL) and instinctive mothering behaviour.
The Masters of Midwifery is a three year pre-registration programme that leads to a midwifery qualification and entry onto a professional register. Therefore our admissions policy reflects the requirements of the NMC (2009) Standards for pre–registration midwifery education.
To apply for this programme you must possess a first degree (preferably in life sciences, social sciences, sports sciences, nursing, health studies, health care, and education). You must provide evidence of completion of general education of 12 years as part of the interview process. You may also be considered with other academic, vocational or professional qualifications deemed to be equivalent.
Although not essential, we do advise students to gain paid or voluntary work within the health and/or social care sector before commencement onto the programme.
As part of the interview process all applicants' previous studies in relation to Numeracy and/or Maths is checked . If successful at interview those without a pass in a Numeracy Module equivalent to Numeracy Intermediate 2, and/or Maths National 5 at grade C or above must pass a Numeracy Module - 'Core Skills - Numeracy for Health Care (Intermediate 2)'.
All applicants must have at least a Higher in English (or equivalent) to be shortlisted for interview.
All applicants must have at least a Higher in Biology (or equivalent) to be shortlisted for interview.
**Please note, whilst this programme leads to a Masters level qualification, the course is eligible for student funding in the same way as undergraduate nursing programmes are, and therefore offer holders should apply for funding via these routes.
These principles are firmly embedded in our programme and continued application of these principles will enable future career opportunities including, midwifery research, advanced practice or specialist roles and education.


Ice cream here. Ice cream there. Ice cream everywhere.
We don't know. There is just something about ice cream that puts us in a better mood whether we are PMSing or just want something extra delicious to quench our thirst.
VERMONT: Ben & Jerry's in Burlington – it's the original!
Holy ice cream. We just added all of these places to our bucket list.


While Gia finished her breakfast and then returned to put on her jeans and brush her teeth, Vitaly called Maksim. Just in case she happened to return and overhear him before the conversation ended, he spoke in Russian.
What a clever solution he ahs thought up. I do think there will be trouble.
So he's already saved her, bought her, and claimed her..This relationship is started out on an extremely unequal footing. It'll be interesting to see how you deal with the challenge of that inequality.


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Helsinki group urges Estonia and Russia to observe human rights
The International Federation for Human rights, Helsinki group, says it is very concerned over alleged rights violations during protests against the relocation of a Soviet war monument in Tallinn.
The Helsinki group has called on Estonia to stop any discrimination against its Russian-speaking minority, which makes up 30% of the country's population.
The document issued by the Helsinki group says: "The International Federation for Human Rights and the Latvian Human Rights Committee condemn acts of vandalism perpetrated by demonstrators in Tallinn, as well as the blockage of the Estonian embassy in Moscow."
They also urge the Estonian authorities to investigate all acts of human rights violations during riots and the police brutality, excessive use of force and cruel treatment and remind the right to a fair trial must be fully guaranteed.
Clashes over the removal of the World War II monument from the centre of the Estonian capital sparked in Tallinn on April 26 followed by the wave of vandalism.
Police used tear gas, batons and flash bombs to disperse the protests. One person was killed and over 150 injured during the riots.
In response Russian youth activists sieged Estonian embassy in Moscow and stayed outside the embassy building for seven days.


Homepage Stores Rive Gauche Stores Actualités Benefit from our lowest price offers!
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From 13 to 27 March, at the store and on lagrandepicerie.com benefit from our lowest price offers. Find a selection of fresh* produce, groceries and wines & spirits (champagnes, wines, spirits) offered at exceptional prices. And for the first time, La Grande Épicerie de Paris offers its "Great Mix": enjoy a 20 % additional reduction on the product of the day!
The lowest price offers are also at Bon Marché Rive Gauche on a large range of beauty, home and children's products. The lowest price offers are the time to treat yourself, so Le Bon Marché invites you to take part in its exceptional activities**, from the Mademoiselle Vegas dj set to free consultations at Marisol.
* the selection of lowest price offers on fresh produce are at the store.
- Take part in the DJ set with Mademoiselle Vegas on Wednesday 13 and Saturday 16 and 23 March from 5:00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
- Le Salon of hairstylist Marisol: enjoy a free 30-minute consultation. For further information, go to: 24sevres.com.


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Luca (m/f/x)
Dir. Hannah Schwaiger, Ricarda Funnemann / Germany / 2019 / 7' / Polish premiere
Director: Hannah Schwaiger, Ricarda Funnemann
Cinematography: Hannah Schwaiger
Editing: Hannah Schwaiger, Ricarda Funnemann
Sound: Arno Augustin
Music: Henric Schleiner
Producers: Hannah Schwaiger, Ricarda Funnemann
Production: Funnemann & Schwaiger Produktion
World sales: Hannah Schwaiger, Ricarda Funnemann
Society distinguishes between two sexes: male and female. In Germany there is a new law for a new legal gender "divers". "Divers" refers to a gender spectrum between male, female and beyond. "I feel my own sex very changeable, it never feels like I am a man or a woman. But only a body to which belongs a spirit and a mind that creates". This is how Luca describes themselves and unites alleged characteristics of both classical sexes in his appearance. Although Luca has experienced antipathy and even physical violence, because of the appearance, Luca would never stop being themselves. Eventually, Luca found acceptance in the theatre community, being able to express themselves and experience other lives and stories through collective artistic practice. The rehearsals for the piece "Caligula" (directed by Clara Nielenbock), which were accompanied during the shooting are exemplary for this approach. The story of this play made it possible for Luca to develop empathy even for a historical tyrant beyond Luca's own morality. The actor is fascinated by the inherent effect of acting on Luca's own personality. By developing a close bond to a role and experiencing other life stories and perspectives give you a better understanding of another person. Finally, it makes you more considerate and empathetic for somebody else and overall. An effect that should not only be limited to the performance and may be passed on to people someday who are offended by Luca's looks, beliefs and way of loving.
DOK Leipzig, Filmfest Dresden, Blicke Filmfestival (Second Grand Prix), Balkan Can Kino, Moovy, Bundesfestival junger Film, Queer Film Festival Hannover
Hannah Schwaiger
Hannah Schwaiger was born in 1988 near Münster, Germany, where she grew up. After graduating from high school, she worked for several theater productions and did an internship at a television broadcaster. In 2012 she started studying in the Film and Sound Programme at the University of Applied Science and Arts in Dortmund, where she became part of the filmmakers collective "I AM HERE". During her work there, she focused equally on her camera work as well as on directing. Especially the time in the collective was characterized by trying out and experimenting with different film formats. Already during her time at the University of Applied Sciences, she began to work on the project-related basis in the film industry. With the short documentary "Through the Desert", which she has made together with Jacqueline Hochmuth, she graduated from University in Dortmund in the beginning of 2018. Hannah currently works as a freelance documentary filmmaker, but specializes also in music videos and image films for the cultural sector.
Ricarda Funnemann
Ricarda Funnemann was born in 1989 in Hannover and was raised in Münster. At the college for graphic design she achieved her A-level and did her apprenticeship as a graphic assistant. After that she did her Bachelor of Arts at the Fachhochschule Dortmund – University of Applied Sciences and Arts. Currently she does her MA in Photographic Studies at the Fachhochschule Dortmund. Her personal projects include fashion photography and fashion films. She also likes to experiment with artistic influences. While experimenting with these two genres she realized that fashion photography is a good way to tell stories. Through her BA project, which is about anxiety disorder, her interest for human identity and human psyche was discovered. Through projects at the university she discovered the medium of film for herself and now works with multimedia projects. Besides her Master studies she started to work as a product photographer in 2016 and currently works as an advertising photographer for social media.


The 36th Vote‰ã¢ commemorates Utah‰۪s role as the deciding vote to end Prohibition. In fact, the Utah delegation WANTED to cast the final vote. ‰۝No other state shall take away this glory from Utah‰۝ proclaimed the leader of the state delegation and president of the Utah League for Prohibition Repeal. On December 5th 1933 at 5:32 PM EST, satisfied that the thirty-fifth state (Pennsylvania) had ratified, Utah delegate S.R. Thurman cast the last ballot for Utah and the 18th amendment‰۪s fate was sealed. High West Distillery chose the Manhattan for this celebration because of its classic appeal and timelessness - it‰۪s also our favorite mixed drink! We used the pre-Prohibition recipe of two parts rye whiskey to one part sweet vermouth and two dashes of bitters. We then married the mixture in the rye whiskey‰۪s American white oak barrel for 90 days, allowing the flavors to integrate in a well-balanced harmony of the rye‰۪s spiciness, the vermouth‰۪s herbs, and the bitters‰۪ complexity. We hope you take time to celebrate Repeal Day and thank Utah for its role in ending the Noble Experiment.


Two years ago, Hurricane Maria touched down in Puerto Rico and left a devastating impact as the storm ran its course. Since that time, legions of people banded together to provide monetary and physical assistance for those that lost valuable goods.
To further the restoration process, mogul and philanthropist Oprah Winfrey allocated $2 million to support the country's arts and assist in rebuilding its infrastructure, NBC News reports. The business executive said the gesture was inspired by the country's very own Lin-Manuel Miranda and how his Broadway smash production, Hamilton, helped to brighten PR's spirits.
"I was so moved by Lin-Manuel Miranda's commitment to bring 'Hamilton' to Puerto Rico and support the community that served him growing up that I wanted to join in the revitalization efforts of an island so rich in culture, beauty and heritage," Winfrey said. A million dollars will be of resource to PR's arts and culture outlets via the Flamboyan Arts Fund, while the other million will help rebuild the country through the Hispanic Federation's UNIDOS Disaster Relief & Recovery Program to Support Puerto Rico, NBC News notes.
The website also states Miranda was able to raise nearly $15 million during Hamilton's run in the country earlier this year. Hurricane Maria was a category five storm that took the lives of nearly 3,000 people. It knocked out a majority of the country's power and displaced many after their homes were destroyed.


Must Try Asian Grilling and BBQ Recipes. It is the time of the year when outdoor grills are dusted off so we can host social grilling gatherings .These delicious recipes include Korean sizzling beef and grilled shrimp satay. This succulent recipe is based on bulgogi, a classic Korean dish of sliced beef that s marinated in soy sauce, sugar, sesame oil and garlic, then grilled. Grilled Shrimp Satay..Ingre.nts. cup packed brown sugar. cup low sodium soy sauce. tablespoon fresh lime juice. teaspoon crushed red pepper. teaspoon curry powder. garlic cloves, minced. ounce chicken thighs, skinned. Cooking spray..Ingre.nts. tablespoons hoisin sauce* tablespoons rice vinegar not seasoned tablespoon Asian fish sauce. tablespoon soy sauce. tablespoon honey. cup minced shallot. garlic cloves, minced. tablespoon minced peeled fresh ginger..Lbs boneless skinless chicken breasts or boneless country pork spare ribs cup soy sauce. cup ketchup. cup brown sugar. cup lemon juice. tablespoon oyster sauce. tablespoon garlic paste. tablespoon ginger paste..Photo of Asian Grilled Chicken by LoreleiLee Grilling Times For Chicken And Poultry Grilled Asian Chicken Recipe A sweet soy ginger marinade quickly .


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Embsay Station
The Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway (E&BASR) is a heritage railway in North Yorkshire, near Skipton. Closed in 1965 by British Railways.
it was originally part of the Midland Railway route from Skipton to Ilkley. It currently runs for a total distance of 4 miles (6 km) from Embsay via Draughton Sidings, Holywell and Stoneacre Loop to Bolton Abbey station.
The railway has a long-term objective to extend the line in both directions eastwards to the West Yorkshire village of Addingham and southwest towards the North Yorkshire market town of Skipton.
Locos awaiting restoration, taken from the car park on arrival at Bolton Abbey Station.
Bolton Abbey station entrance, we had no idea that it was a Thomas Day Special when we arrived, but is soon became evident.
Inside the station.
On the way to Embsay Station.
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How do I love thee, kids-eat-free nights? Let me count the ways. First, there's the free food. Second, I don't have to cook. Third, lots of other people will probably be there for the kids' night specials, too, so no one will care if your kids aren't on their best behavior.
Below are some locally owned and chain establishments that offer freebie deals on select nights. Note: There were plenty of others that were suggested by people and/or appeared on other online lists, but if I couldn't get confirmation that they offered FREE meals (not discounted) for kids on a weekly basis via website, social media, or phone before press time, I left them off our list.
Also, be sure to double-check before you load up the kids and go — there's no guarantee that they won't randomly cancel or change the dates and details!
Couldn't find any Friday freebies!


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Mahindra launches off-roader Thar in India news
Utility vehicle and tractor major Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd has launched its 4X4 off-roader, Thar, making its entry into the compact SUV segment.
Thar CRDe is an evolved version of the Mahindra CJ340, the MM 540, the Classic and the Legend, the company said in a statement.
The Thar, which sports a 2500cc turbo diesel CRDe (common rail diesel engine), is a reworked version of the Commander Jeep that was pulled off the roads in early 2000.
"Having realised the potential of this emerging segment of off-road enthusiasts and lifestyle seekers, we have launched the Thar in India," said Rajesh Jejurikar, chief executive, automotive division, Mahindra & Mahindra.
The off-roader is available in two variants, the BS IV variant with a CRDe engine and the BS III variant with a DI engine as a base variant. Thar DI will be positioned as a lifestyle vehicle for the rural market with both two-wheel and four-wheel drive options, the company said.
The BS IV variant is priced at Rs5.99 lakh (ex showroom Delhi) while the BS III variant will be available at Rs4.47 lakh (ex showroom Jaipur).
Thar will initially be launched in Rajasthan and Kerala, followed by Delhi, Chandigarh, Bangalore, Mangalore by the end of December and the rest of India by January 2011, the company said.
Mahindra is a full-range player with a presence in almost every segment of the automobile industry, from two-wheelers to UVs, SUVs and CVs.
Mahindra launches off-roader Thar in India


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Delve into the opulent beauty of the enchanting city of Eger, in northern Hungary. If you're looking to escape the crowd of Budapest, then take the two-hour train ride to Eger and be fascinated by its rich history and alluring charm. Meander through the peaceful streets or mingle with the locals in the bustling market, amidst the beautifully preserved baroque buildings of the city.
The beloved city of Eger is peppered with impressive historical sites, from castles and churches to basilicas and more, just waiting to be explored. Much of the historic attractions are reachable by walking but ensure you take a few days to truly appreciate the beauty of the architecture. Be sure to add these 10 must-visit historical sites to get the most out of your visit to Eger, Hungary.
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1. Eger Basilica
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The neo-classical wonder of Eger Basilica stands boldly among the other baroque buildings and just demands your attention. Ascend the three-large flights of stairs of Hungary's second largest church, flanked by four statues: two Hungarian kings, Saint Ladislaus and St. Stephen and Apostle Paul and Peter. Be enthralled by the vastness of the dome-shaped interior and the intricately painted ceiling. The interior is tastefully decorated in accordance to the neo-classical theme, which runs throughout the building.
Eger Basilica
Address: Eger, Pyrker János tér 1, 3300 Hungary
Website: Eger Basilica (in Hungarian)
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2. Eger Castle
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Be transported to the 16th century, with a guided tour through the historic Eger Castle. The castle plays a pivotal role in the hearts of many Hungarians, as this was the battleground upon which the mighty Turkish army was defeated by a small Hungarian army of 2,000 people, including women and children.
Walk through the ruins of the castle and listen to the whispers of ancient Hungary and the David and Goliath battle that took place. This is definitely one for the traveller in search of a historic experience.
Eger Castle
Address: Eger, Vár 1, 3300 Hungary
Website: Eger Castle (in Hungarian)
3. Dobo Square
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Mingle with the locals or simply frolic around Dobo Square, one of Eger's popular hangouts. Dobo Square is a perfect starting spot for your trip around Eger and offers tourists and locals a myriad of activities to keep them entertained. Stand in the centre of Dobo Square and admire the baroque-style buildings surrounding the square or take pictures of the historic monuments, like the statues of Zsigmond Kisfaludi Strobl and Lajos Strobl, a reminder of the defeat of the Turkish army.
Grab a bite at one of the eateries or take a seat on one of the benches, as the jovial sound of street music keeps you entertained. For the shopaholics, get the best bargains on souvenirs at the stores in the square.
Address: 3300 Eger, Dobó tér, Eger, Hungary
4. Torok Kori Minaret
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Ever wondered what it was like to be Rapunzel, up in a tower? Then scale the 97 spiral steps of Torok Jori Minaret and enjoy an unrivalled view of the city, 40 meters (164 feet) high. Following the victory over the Turks, the Torok Kori Minaret was built and a today it stands as a symbol of unity and peace between the Hungarian and Turkish.
Address: Knezich Karoly utca 1, Eger, 3300, Hungary
5. Minorite Church
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Of all the baroque buildings peppered around the city of Eger, the Minorite Church is the most beautiful of them all and arguably one of the most glorious baroque buildings in the world. Situated in Dobo Square, as you approach the Minorite Church, you will be welcomed by the grandeur of the building. The bohemian influence that is prominently featured in the exterior designs and architecture lends to the harmonious ambience of the church. The intricacies of the exterior of the building set the tone for the splendour of the interior design.
This church is dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua and you will find a recollection of the saint's life beautifully illustrated on the ceiling of the church. Be in awe of the sheer beauty of the interior. The church boasts artistic masterpieces, from the high altar with statues of prominent saints on either end to the individually carved wooden pews said to depict the Garden of Eden. You will leave with a new-found respect for art and architecture.
Address: Dobó István tér 4, Eger, 3300 Hungary
6. Lyceum And Magic Tower
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Open your mind to the wonder of science when you visit the Lyceum, situated opposite the Eger Basilica. This is a perfect activity for the whole family and a unique opportunity to combine education with travel, in a fun and interactive way. On several floors, you will find attractions just waiting to be explored. Flip through the pages of history at the library on the first floor of the south wing, where you can choose from over 60,000 books, including priceless manuscripts.
Make your way to the sixth floor of the east wing, featuring a Magic Hall of interactive experimental devices, 18th-century astronomical equipment and even a planetarium, with regularly scheduled shows. The real highlight is the Magic Tower on the ninth floor, initially designed to spy on the city but now used to entertain locals and tourists, as an observation deck.
Address: Eger, 3300 Hungary
7. Szent Miklos Greek Orthodox Church of Serbia
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What happens when a bunch of renowned artists come together? You get the Szent Miklos Greek Orthodox Church of Serbia. This baroque church features the artwork and handiwork of several artists, who collaborated to create the masterpiece which is the church. Admire the intricate carvings of Nicholas Jankovic and the beautiful paintings of the Viennese painter, Anton Kuchelmeiser, to name a few. Also, enter the garden around the building and enjoy panoramic views of the city.
8. Town Under the Town
To taste some fine wine, pop into the Town Under the Town, offering guided tours through the tunnels, which was once a wine cellar. Rated one of the seven wonders of Hungary, a guided tour through the Town Under the Town, will introduce you to life in Eger in the 18th and 19th century, from basket weaving to agriculture and much more.
Address: Eger, Eszterházy tér, 3300 Hungary
9. The Valley of the Beautiful Women
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Fancy another reason to visit Eger? Eger boasts a well-known wine producing region, producing world-class wine and a visit to Eger would not be complete without a visit to the Valley of the Beautiful Women. The valley is Eger's best-kept secret, and it takes tourists some time to locate this gem. The valley has long been associated with the wine industry and visitors can visit one of the many restaurants located here.
A tour of the cellars grants visitors an insight into the prominent wine industry of Hungary and a taste of some of the country's finest wines. These cellars are architectural wonders in their own right, as some were carved and incorporated into the hills of the valley.
Address: Eger, Hungary
10. Egerszalok
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Off the beaten path, just 9 km (5.6 miles) from Eger, you will stumble upon Egerszalok. This region offers visitors a brief respite from the everyday business of the city. On your bucolic escape to the region, you will find little pockets of wonder like thermal bath, beehive stones, cave houses and the beautiful travertine formation, locally known as the Salt Hill.
Step back in time to the 19th century when you visit the cave houses, which were built by the villagers by digging into the limestone hills. Today these cave houses form part of a museum and wine exhibition.
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Stand in awe of the majestic beauty of the many architectural buildings scattered around the city of Eger. Arguably one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, Eger has so much to offer to visitors and is slowly becoming a sought-after destination tourists are eager to explore.
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I woke up seeing posts all over my Instagram feed, Nine (9) photos in 1 with a hashtag #2015BestNine and I was like, what's going on? As I'm writing this, there are 754, 098 posts with this hashtag and photos.
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Well, for me. I bet there are a lot for it to check since I post a lot but I think I only have a few that have likes and comments. So, I'll give it more time to scan my photos, sorry Best Nine website! I get more on Facebook though, so I hope Facebook have this too, or they'll have one for Facebook - too bad for the private profiles.
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Cool eh!? Hopefully, in 2016 I'll be able to post more worth to like and comment photos since I've planned a lot for 2016, hoping it will be a great year for me, well, of course for you too!
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