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Memorial Health, based in Marysville, is building a $9 million outpatient facility in Urbana, and a grand opening is tentatively scheduled for late April. Bill Lackey/Staff
New $9M Urbana health center to open soon
Matt Sanctis, Staff Writer
URBANA —
A grand opening for a new, $9 million medical center in Urbana is scheduled for late this month, according to information from Memorial Health, based in Marysville.
Memorial Health's new outpatient medical center will host tours and a ribbon-cutting beginning at 3 p.m. Thursday, April 26, at 1958 E. U.S. 36 in Urbana.
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The new facility will house an urgent care, lab testing services, rotating physician specialists, expanded primary care and more. The roughly 30,000-square-foot center is expected to create 12 permanent jobs and retain 17 jobs in Urbana.
Memorial has had a presence in Champaign County for about five years, but the organization's leaders have previously told the Springfield News-Sun it has outgrown its current space. Along with tours, the event will also include giveaways, a meet and greet with Star Wars characters and other activities.
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I LOVE how easy it is to map out a circuit and then clip this "Love to Code" board to the circuitry. I decided to try out an RGB LED and do a little computational tinkering to see how different sets of code would effect the blink.
#Tinkering with RGB LED and @chibitronics #arduino clippable board from Jie Qi! 1st set of code from @sparkfunedu STK kit and 2nd set of code is just a blink code for each pin.
It was so simple to dream up an idea and map it out with copper tape, that I began to get way too complicated in my design ideas. I had a few failures, so I started chatting with other makers about design ideas and brainstorming more ways to use this new technology. Suddenly I had it, I'd seen lots of black out poetry, but what about using lights to "light up" poetry? I spoke with Josh Burker about tweaking this fun poetry idea and he made a super cool project with lights and poetry.
See Josh's light up poem here.
I've been dreaming up multiple ideas for what I wanted my own light up poetry to look like, and I kept coming back to one of my favorite poems by e.e. cummings: "l(a" I absolutely adore this poem and how the words themselves look like a leaf falling, so I knew I had to make this poem as if the words were animated and portrayed the loneliness of a leaf as it falls to the ground. I wanted each stanza to light up separately and give the viewer some time to think and experience the words as the falling leaf. Initially, I wanted to have the circuit on the clipboard, then have a sheet with the poem and put a semi-transparent gold paper with leaf drawings on top. I made my circuit, practiced drawing leaves, and tested out the light. Plus, I decided to incorporate my battery holder from sewing circuit club.
When I started testing out my ideas, I found that the words would barely show through when I layered multiple papers. But I still really still only wanted leaves on the top layer and the words to not be visible until the light shined on them. I kept trying different types of paper and printing the poem darker…. it wasn't working, but I didn't want to give up on my idea.
I ended up making the poem into an image, flipping it and printing it so that the words were printed in reverse (or mirror image) on the back side of the paper. I mapped out a new circuit and hot-glued together a cardboard frame so the light would be able to diffuse a bit before lighting up each word on the top paper.
The pieces fit together and now the light gives off a magical glow of a hidden leaf under the drawing.
I have more ideas about lighting up poetry that I want to try soon, and I hope this tinkering will convince students (or teachers!) to play around with literacy in this way.
One of the things I really love about Arduino (versus something like Raspberry Pi) is the hands on aspect. But all the wires and breadboarding can be confusing when you are totally new to this type of making. I remember when I was hooking up my first Arduino project and I thought I had to match all the wires to the correct numbers on the breadboard so that it would look exactly like the diagram. I had no concept of what I was doing electronic-wise. I knew I had to hook wires from the Arduino to the bread board to the components, but I don't think I really understood how any of it worked.
And I think that's why I now prefer sewing circuits. Once I started sewing my circuits and programming and controlling components with e-textile boards like Lilypad, Flora, and Gemma, I actually started to understand how the wiring and coding was controlling the project.
All of the coding and wiring made so much more sense when I had hands on experience with the components. That's why I often suggest teaching students paper circuits before sewing circuits, and before programming with Arduino. I think these skills build on one another and students will need a solid foundation to understand how circuits work so they can pull those components off of breadboards and put them into projects.
I'm stoked about Jie's new board because I think it will make it even easier for you or your students to understand how the microcontroller is working and I think laying out copper tape traces will make your learning visible.
What an interesting project! I appreciate how making makes poetry writing and publication a multi-sensory experience. I'm also thinking more about your implication that they *way* we make influences how we learn something (i.e. the important discovery you made about sewing circuits). Thanks for sharing this, Colleen. I'm going to share!
That's really neat. Thanks for sharing the write up.


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Bjørn Nørgaard: Much dreaming and many words are meaningless
Hafnia Foundation is proud to present and promote a fine art solo exhibition named "Bjørn Nørgaard: Much dreaming and many words are meaningless" curated by Susanne Ottesen, in August 2016 at the Susanne Ottsen Gallery (Denmark).
Bjørn Nørgaard's recent sculptures cover a wide field; they range from material accumulations on the scale of the body to monumental works spanning the gallery space from wall to wall and from floor to ceiling. The sculptures are made of numerous materials including cast iron, basalt, bronze, glass, stucco marble, aluminium, concrete, wood, steel, plaster, ceramics, gold, enamel, felt, copper, clay, granite, beeswax, everlasting flowers, bird feathers, - all of which have their own histories, meanings and sensualities.
The first part of the exhibition consists of aluminium figures standing on tall pillars made of ferro-concrete and profiled steel. The sculptures are conceivable as modern versions of so-called stylites or pillar-saints; Christian ascetics from the 5th to the 12th century who opted to live for years or for their whole life on pillars, preaching, fasting and praying. In the actual works the pillars in question are translated into recognizable objects that have been cut in half, such as a bureau, a pile of newspapers or the front part of a car. Only the front of the pillar is elaborated whereas the reverse side shows its construction. The aluminium "saints" on top are scale models of actual people in everyday poses.
From 19 Aug - 24 Sep 2016
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The rebirth of color_Stevens Vaughn
Hafnia Foundation is proud to present and promote the most recent exhibition of US artist Stevens Vaughn, named "The rebirth of color" curated by Massimo Scaringella, in June 2016 at the National Art Gallery in Sofia,
Bulgaria. The opening is on Thursday 2th May 2016 - 6 pm.
Stevens Vaughn's artistic experience establishes with his gestures a relationship with life in a kind of mythical ritual, inherited from his experiences in China and Japan, changing the way of seeing beyond aesthetic expression in a fantastic privileged condition. Because he does not look outside, but inside: inside his origins, inside his self, choosing the ideal gesture, the ideal form, among proportions to be challenged, colors to be exhibited and dream-like signs to be exalted. The very same artist affirms: "Mystery is the essence of my being. I inhabit a world of chaos, a world where the outcome is no more relevant than the beginning. Rituals create a sense of order in my existence. I have a fascination with rituals. The most sacred of my rituals involve water".
"A painting is not a picture of an experience, it is an experience." We could draw on this thought by Mark Rothko to describe Stevens Vaughn's work, which conveys the meaning of a visual essentially, only apparently confusing, but structurally associated with an ironic and colorful view, expressing with its irrepressible sign a misleading gestural line, guided by a manual drive that is full of emotional and cultural expressionism that belongs in a sound reality.
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Hafnia Foundation is proud to present and promote the exhibition of US artist Stevens Vaughn, named "Calligraphie à l'eau" curated by Stefano Poggi, in May 2016 at the Memorial Pierre Savorgnan de brazza in Brazzaville, Congo (Africa).
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Hafnia Foundation supports the international exchange of artists and owns a wide collection of historic and contemporary art.
Serve the People, China: Revolution - Evolution from 1949 to 1983. (Forte dei Marmi (LU), Italy)
This exhibit, which is being presented for the first time in Italy, corresponds to a selection of posters and original paintings, used as patterns for printed sheets, during these years. This collection, which has been exhibited in different art spaces around the world, consists of 89 posters from the times of the Revolution.
The event will be in charge of Mr. Rodney Cone, Stevens Vaughn and Alfredo Varas, Directors of Hafnia Foundation and curated by Massimo Scaringella.
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This exhibit, which is being presented for the first time in Chile, corresponds to a selection of posters and original paintings, used as patterns for printed sheets, during these years. This collection, which has been exhibited in different art spaces around the world, consists of 89 posters from the times of the Revolution.
The event will be in charge of Mr. Rodney Cone, and Stevens Vaughn, both Directors of Hafnia Foundation and curators of this exhibit.
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The staff is amazing, beyond kind! It feels safe, the rooms are spatious enough, the pool is nice, esp. from the sisters hotel Synergy.
The hotel was very nice. Was in a good location. Just 5 min from beach and chawang high st. Where all the expensive hotel were. So a great place to stay if u don't want to pay big bucks. The room was massive. Very clean and tidy. The air con worked fantastic. Even got to cold at times. I differently would recommend this hotel.
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Q: Flash errors 2007, 2025; increasing score seems to crash game I'm working on a small game in Flash to get the basics of AS3 down. However, I ran into some problem that I can't seem to figure out.
I have my Player 'avatar', which is supposed to pick up small coins that appear from the right side of the screen. These coins move to the left where my player character can pick them up. I want to remove them from the screen and increase the score by 10 when the character picks up a coin.
However, there seems to be a couple of bugs: when I pick up a coin, I get these errors:
TypeError: Error #2007: Parameter child must be non-null
ArgumentError: Error #2025: The supplied DisplayObject must be a child of the caller.

I push the coins to an array and then run a foreach loop on them to make them move and call hitTestObject() on them:
for each(var muntje:Muntje in geldArray)
        {
            muntje.moveMuntje();
            if(playerLola.hitTestObject(muntje))
            {
                removeChild(muntje);
                gameScore.addToValue(10);
            }
        }

Also, when I pick up a coin, the game doesn't entirely crash; it just seems to stop a bit, throw (spam) a couple of those error messages and then it increases the score by 10, after which the game continues.
EDIT: I guess I can't use removeChild() here because 'muntje' isn't actually a child? I tried things like stage.removeChild(muntje), but that just wouldn't work either. How would I go about removing the coins from the stage?
Any help? Thanks in advance.

A: The most safe way to remove DisplayObject is
if (muntje && muntje.parent) muntje.parent.removeChild(muntje);

This way you don't care who holds the object, it just gets removed from anything (if it was added to anything at all.)

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Mimi Areme (September 28, 1988) is a Ghanaian beauty queen who was crowned as Miss Ghana 2009. Areme later competed in the Miss World 2010 pageant in the southern Chinese city of Sanya on October 30, where Miss USA, Alexandria Mills, was crowned the overall winner.

Miss Ghana 2009
Twenty-year-old Miss Mimi Areme, an HND Marketing student of the Sunyani Polytechnic, was elected Miss Ghana 2009 at the grand finale of the national pageant at the Accra International Conference Centre.

As part of her pageant prize, Ms. Areme drove home a new Tata Safari 4X4 automobile. The car keys were handed to her by the Minister of Tourism, Mrs Juliana Azumah-Mensah, moments after Areme was declared Ghana's 2009 beauty queen by 2008 winner, Miss Mawuse Appea. The car prize included a one-year servicing warranty from PHC Motors. Areme also received a GHc200 monthly allowance for one year, 10 gallons of fuel per week for one year, four pieces of ATL fabric every month for one year, and several other alluring indulgences. As Miss Ghana, Areme also became entitled to represent Ghana in the Miss World Pageant.

Besides her poise and articulation, amplified by her beauty and regular smiles, Areme was equally strong with her message, re-echoing US president Barack Obama's challenge to Africa's youth to take their destinies into their own hands and dare themselves to overcome whatever challenges confront the continent. Her emphatic "Yes we can!" resonated in the main auditorium as her many fans stood in brief applause.

Miss World 2010
Areme won the title of Miss Ghana 2009 on September 26, 2009, 2 days before her birthday. After winning this pageant, she represented her country at the 60th Miss World Anniversary which was held in Sanya, China on October 30, 2010. She competed with 114 women from around the world.

Although she did not placed as one of the 25 semifinalists, she made her country proud of her. She did well in some Fast Tracks including placing in the Top 20 on Miss World Beach Beauty and Top Model. She also became the 1st Runner Up of Beauty With A Purpose about children trafficking and the modern slave trade.

After Miss World
After the Miss World 2010 pageant, Areme returned to her native country, Ghana. She continued her study in the field of marketing at Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA). She also continued her program Beauty With A Purpose by building a charitable organization named "Areme Gives Back".
She now works as Emirates cabin crew.

References

External links
Miss World official website
Mimi Areme's Profile in Miss World Website
Miss Ghana Official Website
Mimi Areme's Official Twitter
Areme Gives Back's Official Website

Miss World 2010 delegates
Living people
1988 births
Ghanaian beauty pageant winners
Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration alumni
Sunyani Technical University alumni

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"A 60th birthday is an important and treasured milestone of life. It is the time to look back at beautiful memories that have flown by.
Happy birthday to Me Thanks to the Heavenly Father for preservation. Today is a Special Day God has blessed me with Life and the most amazing journey in life Happy 60th to me.


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Dr. Jean Pratt, professor of information systems and interim associate dean of the College of Business at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, has been named the 2018 Computer Educator of the Year by the International Association for Computer Information Systems (IACIS). The award recognizes a faculty member who has compiled an outstanding record of professional service, teaching and scholarship, and has made significant contributions to their university and their profession.
Brittany Nielsen has been named campus director of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire – Barron County following a competitive search process. As director of the Barron County campus, located in Rice Lake, Nielsen will lead recruitment and enrollment efforts in conjunction with UW-Eau Claire, oversee all student affairs activities, and be responsible for daily operations. Nielsen was formerly campus administrator at UW-Barron County and associate dean for student affairs and enrollment management for UW Colleges. She joins Dr. Troy Kozma, previously named academic chair, as the UW-Eau Claire – Barron County leadership team. The finalization of the UW-Eau Claire – Barron County leadership team came as the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools recently approved UW System-wide restructuring of all the UW Colleges. Under the restructuring, all former UW System two-year colleges merged with four-year institutions effective July 1.
Five resident physicians have joined the Mayo Clinic Family Medicine Residency Program in Eau Claire. The physicians were selected out of 1,011 applicants from medical schools across the country. This is the second class of Family Medicine residents in the program, which will accommodate as many as 15 residents, five per year over the three-year residency. The residents are:
Meredith Buck, M.D., of Gwinn, Michigan, completed medical school at Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee.
Theodore Maillette, M.D., of Eagle River, Wisconsin, completed medical school at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison.
Hannah Miller, M.D., of Jackson, Michigan, completed medical school at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine in Marquette.
Kira Novakofski, M.D., Ph.D, of Ladysmith, Wisconsin, completed medical school at Albany Medical College in Albany, New York.
Samantha Olesiak, M.D., of Weyerhaeuser, Wisconsin, completed medical school at Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee.
Funding for the program came in part from a $750,000 grant awarded in 2014 by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to help train new family medicine doctors, especially in rural areas.
Physical therapist Anna Nordeman recently joined the Physical Therapy Department at Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau Claire. Nordeman received a bachelor's degree in exercise physiology and a doctor of physical therapy degree from the College of Saint Scholastica in Duluth, Minnesota. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association. Nordeman is certified in Basic Life Support and CPR. She also is certified in Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT BIG) — an exercise treatment program for people with Parkinson's disease.
Psychiatrist Pravesh Sharma, M.D., recently joined Behavioral Health at Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau Claire. Sharma completed medical school at Rajiv Gandhi Medical College in Thane, Maharashtra, India. He completed a residency at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock, Texas, and a child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland. He is a member of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, and American Psychiatric Association. Sharma's professional interests include adolescent addiction psychiatry, community psychiatry, suicide prevention and systems of care. He has received research funding from AACP to study cannabis use disorder and its complex interrelationship with psychotic symptoms.


The city of Wroclaw in Poland is one of the frontrunner cities of the GrowGreen project, which is creating new high quality green spaces in order to demonstrate how nature can contribute to improving the local climate, urban water management and air quality. Green roofs, green walls and pocket parks will be designed in collaboration with local residents to promote community engagement and green education.
The measures taken will complement the evidence base for nature-based solutions and will serve as a case for learning, sharing and replication. They will also support the development and integration of nature-based solutions in policies to increase urban climate resilience, in line with the GrowGreen objectives.
Johanna Kiernicka-Allavena, Director of the Climate and Nature Protection Office of the Municipality of Wroclaw, explains: "various actions will be developed to reduce local temperatures, increase air humidity, provide shelter against heat and manage rainwater more effectively".
Professor Jerzy Zwoździak, Director of the Environmental Risk Assessment and Ecosystem Monitoring Centre of the Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences, adds that these developments create cooperation and citizen involvement, as residents will take part in designing the nature-based solutions in their neighbourhood.


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About This Toolkit
Building Partnerships with Philanthropies: Emerging Strategies for Rural Communities
Highlights key strategies included in this toolkit. Discusses how to approach philanthropies, establishing partnerships, and more.
Rural Philanthropy Toolkit
Collaborating with Tribal Philanthropies
Funding for American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) organizations is low and declining as a share of total foundation giving, according to the Foundation Funding for Native American Issues and Peoples, prepared by Candid in cooperation with Native Americans in Philanthropy. Approximately 60% of the funding for AI/AN programs and organizations come from 10 large foundations. Overall, the median amount for a grant that focused on AI/AN populations was $50,000.
While the total amount of giving to tribal causes is relatively low, philanthropic funding is a critical source of support for tribal health and well-being. Major philanthropic funders of tribal programs and initiatives include national foundations, such as the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and regional foundations, such as the Northwest Area Foundation. Community foundations, especially those affiliated with tribal governments, are also key sources of funding for tribal causes. For example, the Spirit Mountain Community Fund of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde has provided over $77 million to nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and all nine of Oregon's federally recognized tribes.
Examples of Tribal Philanthropic Collaboration
The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation works in partnership with Native communities to support health and wellness, economic self-sufficiency, youth engagement, and professional development activities. For example, the foundation has provided over $500,000 in grants to the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC), a nonprofit health organization managed by Alaska Native individuals.
Native Americans in Philanthropy (NAP) is a network that promotes investment "in, with and for" Native communities. Through its Art of Reciprocity program, NAP trains tribal staff about developing relationships with philanthropic partners and creating feasible fundraising strategies. In addition, NAP solicits funding from a range of sources to create a pooled source of money for grants for tribal organizations.
The Common Counsel Foundation and NAP have partnered to fund Native Voices Rising. This project has funded over 40 tribal-affiliated organizations to support advocacy and community engagement activities. One of these grantees, the Barbareño Chumash Council (BCC), uses philanthropic funds to promote green economy work and sustainability among coastal tribal communities in California. BCC's work is also funded in partnership with the Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples, a Native-led nonprofit that supports the self-determination and sovereignty of tribal nations.
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC) is a sovereign tribe and the largest philanthropic supporter of Native causes in the U.S. For example, SMSC has contributed over $1,000,000 to support the rural Health and Wellness Center of the Lac Vieux Desert of Lake Superior Chippewa.
The Northwest Area Foundation's Tribal Ventures program provides large, 10-year grants to make long-lasting and impactful change in tribal communities. For example, the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe in South Dakota received $9.5 million to support poverty reduction efforts in 18 communities. The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe has used these funds to provide workforce development, build capacity for financial literacy, develop partnerships for economic growth, and improve data collection about the needs of reservation members.
Based in Spokane, Washington, the Empire Health Foundation works with 7 counties and 3 tribal reservations to improve health outcomes, strengthen health systems, increase the supply of physicians, and build nonprofit capacity. Empire Health Foundation funds have been used to improve Native American health through programs focusing on supporting elders via health coaching, coordinating care, improving social supports, and developing frameworks for mitigating generational trauma.
Considerations for Implementation
A report by the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy suggested that philanthropies might be unaware of the challenges that affect the health status of AI/AN populations. Lack of adequate data about tribal communities' needs may contribute to low funding numbers. In addition, there is a lack of representation of AI/AN individuals on the boards of major foundations, which could contribute to a lack of attention on issues specific to tribal populations.
Staff at tribal organizations have also suggested that lack of organizational capacity to write grants is a major barrier to securing philanthropic funding for their communities. Additional challenges may include a misalignment between foundation programming and tribal communities' needs. For example, philanthropic programs may focus on one specific condition or topic area instead of taking a more holistic approach to health issues.
There are over 40 grantmaking organizations owned by tribal governments that provide philanthropic support to tribal communities. Some tribal organizations and communities may be unaware that tribal foundations provide funding for other tribes and Native-serving programs. The Rural Health Information Hub has additional information about funding opportunities for tribal health. Some of these funders are philanthropic organizations.
Program Clearinghouse Examples
American Indian Public Health Resource Center
Native Voices Rising: A Case for Funding Native-led Change
Provides an overview of the Native Voices Rising project, which seeks to increase philanthropic support for organizing and advocacy among Native peoples.
Author(s): Delgado, L.T.
Organization(s): Common Counsel Foundation, Native Americans in Philanthropy
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Under investment valuation analysis, Activision Blizzard, Inc. (NASDAQ:ATVI) presented as an active mover, it has floated short ration of 2.68%, hold to candle to sentiment indicator of Short Ratio, which was 2.12. Shares rose 2.14% to trade at $39.20 in most recent trading session.
Entering into ratio analysis, ATVI has noticeable price to earnings growth ratio of 1.52, which find it more attractive on the other stock that has lower PEG and vice versa. The firm price to earnings ratio calculated as 34.06. The co stands at price to sale ratio of 4.90 that signifies the value placed on each dollar of a firm's sales or incomes; it is most relevant ratio to compare companies in similar sector. It has price to book ratio of 3.30, which gauges the market price of a share over its book value.
The firm has price volatility of 2.13% for a week and 2.00% for a month. Narrow down focus to firm performance, its weekly performance was 4.93% and monthly performance was 6.55%. The stock price of ATVI is moving up from its 20 days moving average with 6.02% and isolated positively from 50 days moving average with 2.71%.
Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ:MDRX) [Trend Analysis] luring active investment momentum, shares an increase 0.25% to $11.82.. The total volume of 2.27 Million shares held in the session was surprisingly higher than its average volume of 2527.97 shares. EPS estimates indicating constrictive facts, the current year from sell-side analysts, Price to current year EPS stands at 96.70%, and looking further price to next year's EPS is 17.76%.
Furthermore, it has price to sale ratio of 1.50 that signifies the value placed on each dollar of a firm's sales or incomes. The firm's price to book was 1.66, which can be compared with current price to get idea about under or overvalue of stock. Forward Price to Earnings ratio of MDRX attains value of 17.83 that is projecting or estimating EPS for the next 12-months and its follow by traders who believe on anticipates of a firm's future rather than past performance.
To have technical views, liquidity ratio of a company calculated as 0.90 to match up with its debt to equity ratio of 0.93. The float short ration was 7.47%; as compared to Short Ratio were 5.43. The firm has institutional ownership of 95.30%, while insider ownership included 1.00%. MDRX attains analyst recommendation of 2.40 with week's performance of 9.55%.


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Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster – Cardinal
Blessed monk who tried to preach humility to Mussolini
Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster, who was a Benedictine monk and served as Cardinal and Archbishop of Milan during World War II, was born on this day in 1880 in Rome. Towards the end of the war, Schuster attempted to arrange a truce between Mussolini and the partisans, but failed because Mussolini refused to accept the demands for total surrender made by the partisan delegates. During the unsuccessful meeting between Mussolini and the partisans in the Archbishop's Palace in Milan, Schuster is reported to have made an attempt to preach humility to the Fascist leader. More than 40 years after his death, Cardinal Schuster was beatified on 12 May 1996 by Pope John Paul II. Schuster was the son of a Bavarian tailor who had moved to live in Rome and he served as an altar boy at a German Church near St Peter's Basilica. In 1898 he joined the Order of Saint Benedict and took the name Ildefonso before entering the monastic community of Saint Paul Outside the Walls. He studied while he was a monk and graduated as a Doctor of Philosophy in 1903, later receiving a Doctorate in Theology. Read more…
Katia Ricciarelli - operatic soprano
Star whose peak years were in '70s and '80s
The opera singer Katia Ricciarelli, who at her peak was seen as soprano who combined a voice of sweet timbre with engaging stage presence, was born on this day in 1946 at Rovigo in the Veneto. She rose to fame quickly after making her professional debut as Mimi in Giacomo Puccini's La Bohème in Mantua in 1969 and in the 1970s was in demand for the major soprano roles. Between 1972 and 1975, Ricciarelli sang at all the major European and American opera houses, including Lyric Opera of Chicago (1972), Teatro alla Scala in Milan (1973), the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden (1974) and the Metropolitan Opera (1975). In 1981, she began an association with the Rossini Opera Festival in Pesaro that she maintained throughout the '80s. In addition to her opera performances, Ricciarelli also appeared in a number of films. She was Desdemona in Franco Zeffirelli's film version of Giuseppe Verdi's Otello in 1986, alongside Plácido Domingo. In 2005 she won the best actress prize Nastro d'Argento, awarded by the Italian film journalists, for her role in Pupi Avati's La seconda notte di nozze (2005). During her peak years, Desdemona was one of her signature roles. Read more…
Alfonso Ferrabosco the elder – musician
Court composer suspected of being a spy
Alfonso Ferrabosco, the composer who first introduced the madrigal to England, was born on this day in Bologna in 1543. As well as composing music for Queen Elizabeth I of England, he was also suspected of working as a spy for her. Ferrabosco had been born into a family of musicians and travelled about in Italy and France while he was young with his father and uncle. He went to England in 1562 with his uncle and found employment with Elizabeth I, becoming the first composer to introduce the unaccompanied harmony of the madrigal to England, where it later became very popular. Elizabeth is said to have settled an annuity equivalent to £66 on him. Ferrabosco's madrigals suited English tastes and were considered very skilful. He also composed sacred music and instrumental music for lutes and viols. He made periodic trips back to Italy, but these were frowned upon both by the Pope and the Inquisition. England was at war with several Roman Catholic countries at the time and as a result, Ferrabosco lost his Italian inheritance. At one point he was serving Cardinal Farnese in Rome, but decided he wanted to return to England. Read more…
Dino Meneghin – basketball player
Italy's biggest star won 32 trophies and Olympic medal
Dino Meneghin, universally recognised as the greatest Italian player in basketball history, was born on this day in 1950 in Alano di Piave, a village in the Veneto. The first Italian and only the second European player to be drafted by a National Basketball Association team when he was picked by the Atlanta Hawks in 1970, Meneghin enjoyed a professional career spanning 28 years. He did not retire until he was 44 years old and had played in a professional match against his own son, Andrea, having won 32 trophies including 12 Italian national championships and seven EuroLeague titles. Meneghin also participated in four OIympic basketball tournaments, winning a silver medal in the 1980 Games in Moscow. His international career amounted to 271 appearances for Italy, in which he scored 2,847 points. Brought up in Varese in Lombardy, Meneghin was always exceptionally tall, growing to a height of 6ft 9ins (2.06m), and was earmarked for an athletic career. He and his brother Renzo would train together, Renzo as a middle-distance runner, Dino as a shot-putter and discus thrower. Read more…
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Jeffery Long was honored recently with the Hindu American Foundation's Dharma Seva award for his advocacy work for a more accurate representation of Hinduism in middle school and high school textbooks. When students reach college, he wants them to have a legitimate understanding of Hindu traditions. Many of the textbooks are filled with inaccuracies and distortions, due to a lack of input from the Hindu community, making the depictions unrecognizable to practicing Hindus. The award, given at a gala dinner in Washington, D.C., is the result of a decade of passionate volunteer work.
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Home Music Reviews Album Reviews Dan Stuart: The Deliverance Of Marlowe Billings – album review
Dan Stuart: The Deliverance Of Marlowe Billings – album review
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Dan Stuart-The Deliverance Of Marlowe Billings (Cadiz Records)
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The new album from Dan Stuart is full of his trademark alt / country /blues & it's rather good.
Dan Stuart, former frontman and main songwriter with alt. country/Americana legends Green On Red has been off the radar for some time now. His last foray into the ether was his Danny And Dusty collaboration with Steve Wynn of The Dream Syndicate in 2007.
He's unfortunately not been enjoying a happy retirement, however; a collapsed marriage led to an admission to a New York psychiatric facility wherein he absconded to Mexico with the aim of committing suicide.
Thankfully, Stuart rediscovered his love of music, writing and the gentle pace of life south of the border and this joint venture with Sacri Couri is a blazing return to form.
There's been a raft of "breakup albums" over the years, notably Spiritualized's Ladies And Gentlemen…, Marvin Gaye's Here, My Dear and of course Dylan's vitriolic Blood On The Tracks.
One can safely say that Marlowe Billings can take its place at the table of broken hearts. This is uneasy listening in the extreme.
Opener Can't Be Found is an excoriating piece of writing. Stuart's soul is laid bare in this pained, desperate song of lost hope and love. Sacri Couri provide an arid, dusty soundtrack to Stuart's wounded vocal.
Clean White Sheet is a rolling, intense photograph of a man at the edge. Sacri Couri's music is not unlike the desert-scarred mariachi of Calexico in places and perfectly frames Stuart's desperation.
This frantic agitation is never closer to the surface than on What Can I Say?
Stuart's exhortations of "I can't go on, I can't go on" sound like the last gasps of a drowning man. Thankfully, the coda bleeds out into "I must go on" and although it doesn't sound like much of an affirmation of life, it's endearing to hear some relief in his voice.
Gringo Go Home lightens the palate somewhat although it too bears a bittersweet lament. " Life is cheap in Mexico, are you some loser on the run?" reminds one of Stuart's original reason for heading south into anonymity and the arms of death. Given Stuart's alleged opiate and alcohol-fuelled lifestyle in his younger days, it's unsurprising he has an almost world-weary, devil-may-care attitude in his writing. This is a man who has walked the wild side many times before and came out the other side, if not unscathed, at least still breathing.
He's been a wild man and talks the talk. It's somehow incredulous that an affair of the heart nearly took him from us. It might sound crass, but music saved him.
Given the quality of this album, we can all be thankful for that.
Dan Stuart's website can be found here.
All words by Joe Whyte. You can read more from Joe on LTW here.
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When you are not actually there and able to see and gauge the reaction of the audience, it can be easy to misinterpret the vibe of the room. I couldn't see the faces or body language of the people in the audience, so I wasn't sure if my response was the same as theirs.
But there are somethings that can't be missed – especially with a live Twitter feed!
A representative from one of the device companies was speaking about their range of products, one of which is a blinded CGM device*. Immediately, I bristled. His words celebrating the 'blinded' nature of the device, 'There's no way for you to interfere with it', did nothing to make me feel more reassured at what he was saying.
Yeah – clearly I was not the only one who had that reaction!
I remember a number of years ago wearing a blinded CGM. It was actually the first CGM here in Australia and I was on a trial for something (I actually can't remember what the trial was for…) and wearing the clunky CGM was part of the study.
But I certainly do remember demanding that once I returned the CGM (after about 3 or 4 days), I was given a print out of my data. 'Why would you want that?' the trial nurse asked me. I imagine that the look I gave her could only be described as 'withering'.
'But you probably won't be able to interpret it all. And what are you going to do with the data?' That question was asked with an element of suspicion.
I don't suffer fools and was about to yell loudly at the trial nurse who needed some lessons in 'patient empowerment', so I decided to take my questions elsewhere, asking to see the trial supervisor who had enrolled me in the study. The result was a crisp envelope with my name neatly printed across the front handed to me at the end of my next visit to the centre.
I can't imagine having something connected to me that is collecting information that I could use in real time to improve my diabetes management and not be able to access that data. How frustrating it would be to have something attached to me that could tell me when I was going out of range, but not letting me know it at the time so I could actually do something about it!
Today, if a healthcare professional suggested I wear a device for any period of time where I could not access the data there is no way I would agree.
If you think that it is a good idea because not all PWD could understand the information, then that is a shortcoming of the education process – not a shortcoming of the person with diabetes. And, yes, of course not everyone wants to see all their data, but they should certainly have it offered to them if it is out there!
Denying us access to our own data is simply another way of trying to control the narrative of our health condition and our health education. Not arming us with the information – especially if it is readily available – serves no one.
Hi Renza – another great post, will share. Reminded me of a conference in the early days of blood glucose meters where someone (an HCP) proudly stood up and said they didn't tell people they had a memory, so they could 'find out when they were making up their results'. It was a great lesson to me…in how NOT to do things!
There is only one reason I would wear a blinded device and that would be a research project. A few years ago I spent time in a study that was of course blinded. I vacillated between thinking I had the real medication or the placebo.
A few weeks in and well short of the convulsion of the study time frame, the site director called and said i had to come in immediately. I went down and they took the medication and let me knwo they were terminating the study. The study was to test a T2 medication in T1's.
that evening ton the news it came out that due to several deaths the medication was removed in an emergency order from the market. A few more weeks I received a letter advising me that I was using the real drug and that if I wanted monitoring I could have it but thankfully I only received the placebo.
My doctor said he had 10 patients int he trial and all 10 had the placebo. It was the only time I have known and of course I was happy to know.
By the way i am still not convinced I was not getting the real medication. Followup visits or not. All i knwo is that it worked for me.


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Q: Can't install Apache 2.2.22 on Ubuntu 13.10 My work environment requires Apache 2.2.22 instead of the latest version of 2.4.  My machine is currently running Ubuntu 13.10.  When I use Synaptic or apt-get it will not allow me to choose an older version of Apache than 2.4.
So my question is, how can I force an install of Apache 2.2.22 on Ubuntu 13.10 using Synaptic or apt-get.  When I do try to specify the version I get the following:
sudo apt-get install apache2=2.2.22-1ubuntu1
[sudo] password for b18c1:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:

The following packages have unmet dependencies:
apache2 : Depends: apache2-mpm-worker (= 2.2.22-1ubuntu1) but it is not going to installed or
apache2-mpm-prefork (= 2.2.22-1ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed or
apache2-mpm-event (= 2.2.22-1ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed or
apache2-mpm-itk (= 2.2.22-1ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed
Depends: apache2.2-common (= 2.2.22-1ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.

A: Apache 2.2 isn't available in the Saucy repositories. You should either work with it or downgrade to Precise Pangolin (Ubuntu 12.04).
If you force it, it makes yourself vulnerable to all sort of quirks and problems that can be in the future.
http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/apache2
http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/apache2

A: I've had the same issue. I need ColdFusion 8/9 for some clients which doesn't work with Apache 2.4
You can use the Raring version of Apache 2.2 using the following steps
Create "/etc/apt/sources.list.d/ubuntu1304.list" with:
#Ubuntu 13.04 repro for instead of 2.4
deb http://nl.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ raring main
Create "/etc/apt/preferences.d/apache22" with:

Package: apache*
Pin: release a=raring
Pin-Priority: 500

And do:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

A: If it is worth, to try (and if a Virtual System is not an option)

*

*Install new Ubuntu 13.04 on a VirtualBox or VMWare machine.

*Use synaptics, check Apache2, File> generate download script.

*Install Ubuntu 13.10 on another VirtualBox or VMWare machine.

*Run the script in the new U13.10 machine to download Apache2 with all its dependencies.

*Try installing them using debi (gui) or dpkg (cli).

if it works, install it in your machine.

A: You have to track those missing packages (those that are displayed as not being able to be installed along with Apache) by installing them one by one manually. After that, you can come back to install Apache.

A: As root:
# 13.04 = precise, 13.10 = saucy
cat /etc/apt/sources.list | sed 's/precise/saucy/g' > /tmp/1304-sources
echo -e "\n\n\n#\n# Following are precise (13.04) source list\n#\n" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
cat /tmp/1304-sources >> /etc/apt/sources.list
apt-get update
apt-cache policy apache2

Now using synaptic package manger you need to install apache forcing version from 'precise' and after that lock version (see menu package -> lock version and force version). It's not so easy as synaptic seems to have problems, but it's doable. I had to close and open symantec sometimes especially to install some additional libraries.


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Hedge Funder Ken Griffin Gives $20 Million To Norton Museum
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The Norton Museum, which has been edging toward its $100 million capital campaign goal, rocketed past it last week with a $16 million donation from hedge fund billionaire and seasonal Palm Beach resident Ken Griffin.
The gift from the Kenneth C. Griffin Charitable Fund — the largest cash donation in the West Palm Beach museum's 77-year history — brings the total raised for the Norton's Norman Foster-designed expansion to $107 million.
And that's not all. Griffin also plans to donate an additional $4 million to endow the director's position.
"It raises the bar that someone like Ken, who's such a major philanthropist and collector, takes an interest in us," said Hope Alswang, chief executive officer and executive director. "It recognizes that we've really done something exceptional in delivering an important and monumental building."
Fund-raising will continue to ensure the New Norton, as it's been dubbed, begins life as a financially robust institution, she said.
The new wing will be named the Kenneth C. Griffin Building. The retooled museum will reopen to the public Feb. 9, after its six-month closing to reinstall art and complete interior work.
ent. "It will create a wonderful opportunity for generations of Palm Beach families, students and visitors to learn about and enjoy art."
The Foster design was key in persuading Griffin to donate, Norton officials said.
But he also has ties to Florida. He attended high school in Boca Raton.
Since 2012, he's spent more than $250 million assembling a 17-acre estate in Palm Beach about a quarter-mile south of President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago. He donated $750,000 for the construction of the town's new recreation center, which is scheduled to break ground Wednesday.
Griffin, 49, is founder and CEO of Chicago-based Citadel. He has a net worth of $9 billion, according to Forbes.
He's appeared on ARTnews magazine's Top 200 Collectors list every year since 2007. He serves on the boards of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.
His donations to museums include $19 million to the Art Institute of Chicago and $40 million to the Museum of Modern Art in New York, as well as $11 million to the Museum of Contemporary Art and $16.5 million to The Field Museum in Chicago.
But, like Judie and Howard Ganek, who recently promised more than 100 contemporary artworks to the Norton, he hasn't been a Norton patron.
The museum can thank Palm Beach resident Bruce Gendelman for changing that. Gendelman, who is first vice-chairman of the board, met Griffin in the summer of 2016 at a dinner in Aspen.
Naturally, he brought up the Norton's expansion. "He was very polite," Gendelman said. "He said 'Perhaps you could send me things from time to time.'"
Gendelman obliged with occasional texts about Foster and the Norton, to which Griffin replied with polite thank-yous.
Then he got a call from Griffin's attorney, who asked when Gendelman might be available to give Griffin a tour of the project.
"Any time you want," Gendelman said.
On March 10, Griffin, dressed in shorts, T-shirt and sneakers, arrived for a private tour with Gendelman and Alswang. After apologizing for his informal attire — he'd been too busy to change, he said — he informed them he had only 15 minutes to spare.
"He ended up staying for at least an hour and a half," Gendelman said.
Griffin was particularly interested in the Norton's Night Mist, a 1945 painting by Jackson Pollock. Two years ago, he paid Hollywood magnate David Geffen $200 million for Pollock's 1948 Number 17A in a $500 million deal that also included Willem de Kooning's Interchange.
Griffin spoke knowledgeably about museum operations and art, Gendelman and Alswang said. But what impressed them most was how nice he was. He greeted every security guard and construction worker he was introduced to by name. The following day he sent Alswang a bouquet of flowers and a thank-you note.
"That touched me," she said. "I've never had a philanthropist send me flowers after a meeting."
She hopes this is the start of a long relationship between Griffin and the museum.


The original "Demon Headmaster" star Terrence Hardiman is excited for the reboot.
The CBBC classic is being revived for a whole new audience two decades after it was last on air, and the show's leading man - who played the terrifying and hypnotic schoolmaster - has confirmed he won't be reprising his role.
The 81-year-old actor told RadioTimes.com: "I have happy memories of working in The Demon Headmaster in the nineties, and I wish every success to the new production. I expect to be totally hypnotised."
Instead of recasting from the original show, the highly anticipated reboot will see a new headteacher - now referred to as a Super Head - wreak terror on a brand new school.
Set in an Academy School, the new series will be based on Gillian Cross" 2017 novel "The Demon Headmaster: Total Control".
However, reviews can have confidence in the revival seeing as Cross was the author behind the books which were adapted for the original series.
A BBC rep added that while there'll be "a few treats for fans who grew up with the original how," the new programme will be "primarily aimed at new viewers".


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The autumn season always feels full of possibilities and new beginnings. It probably stems from our childhood memories of starting the new school year in September. For me, autumn seems like the ideal time to form new healthy habits, such as my slow morning ritual, and to try something new creatively. Below are some creative pursuits to slow down and embrace the season.
At the mention of creativity, my mind instantly wanders to watercolour art. Studying art throughout school filled that creative longing but as I've grown up, my sketchbooks have started gathering more and more dust. This season I've been inspired by beautiful artwork found on Instagram, particularly Finch & Fleur's delicate use of autumnal colours.
An autumnal walk in the woodland would not be complete without collecting nature's souvenirs to take home. Scrapbooking is an activity that has forever been on my creative list but one that I have never quite managed. Kayleigh suggested making a beautiful autumnal wreath, which might be a little more encouraging. Decorating the home with natural materials from outside or using them as props for Instagram is an easy way to transition into autumn mode.
Rabya mentioned recently how she doesn't have a dog to take on walks but her camera almost makes up for the lack of fluffy companion. The changing colour of leaves makes for an ideal opportunity to practice those macro shots or simply experiment with a camera. Autumn days also seem to be a little quieter compared to summer, which makes photographing outside more enjoyable and peaceful. I love the idea of going for a walk by myself but it almost seems aimless with no destination or purpose in mind. Taking a camera to capture the beautiful details of the season seems to solve the problem.
There's nothing more inviting and warming than the scent of baking infusing the whole house. Weekend afternoons when the weather is stormy are ideal for attempting new bakes. The best recipes are the simple ones that require ingredients usually present in the kitchen already. Autumnal treats can be based around fruit that is in season, like blackberries, apples and figs, or consist of sweeter ingredients like cinnamon, caramel and nutmeg. I really like Emma's recent post with seasonal recipes for autumn.
A seasonal favourite, building up a candle collection can quickly become a pricey hobby. However, a while ago, Chloe mentioned how she started learning to make her own candles. I cannot think of a more autumnal activity. There seem to be plenty of candle making kits for beginners floating around on the internet so all that's needed is to find a little time and patience to get started. My favourite scents for autumn are rich, warming and with a hint of sweetness, like a seasonal coffee. While this could simply be a hobby and a chance to spend some time away from the screen, it could also easily turn into a small side hustle.
Similar to the above, handmade knitted accessories like hats and scarves are often not the most purse-friendly – simply due to the time that it takes to produce each item. Settling down by the fire and knitting away for the evening seems like an idyllic way to embrace the colder weather and create something to keep warm in. Handmade always feels that much more special. Anna has lots of thoughtful ideas on her Instagram page and sells the most beautiful naturally dyed yarns.
Each year when September rolls around, my mind becomes overwhelmed with the desire to attempt my first mystery novel. I've had one particular idea brewing for a couple of years now with the most autumnal feel: long, dark evenings by candlelight, the beautiful English countryside and, of course, a cosy murder mystery involved. At the moment, it feels as if 80% of my life consist of writing, between MA assignments, my dissertation and posting here on this blog. However, I've always enjoyed creative writing and the thought of writing without having to pause to find references or capturing an accompanying photo feels particularly exciting. It's also especially encouraging to see creatives finding success with writing, from Sara's upcoming book to others building careers out of creating written content for others. The written word has always been my favourite and now seems like the ideal time to celebrate it.
What are some creative activities you might pursue this autumn?
I absolutely adore foraging and baking in the Autumn!
They're both lovely autumnal activities, aren't they!
Thank you, Kayleigh! I really do have the inspiration but it just seems so daunting to start 🙈 That sounds lovely – I'm looking forward to seeing it if you decide to share on your blog ☺ and you're very welcome! I loved your post and it very much inspired this one!
This post gives me such fall vibes and I'm so excited. I really want to learn to make pies and fall is the perfect season to do that. A mystery novel in the fall is such a great idea and now I really want to read one. I'm also trying to get more into watercolors, I love painting with them but I really want to learn actual techniques.
Aw I'm so happy to hear that! That sounds like a lovely autumnal activity – pies are so hearty and delicious in the colder months ☺ yesss techniques is something I have no idea about but I'm sure there are lots of lovely guides floating around on the Internet!
I feel so inspired after reading this.. especially to make my own candles and get out collecting 'nature's souvenirs'. And writing a mystery novel sounds so exciting!
Oooh I can't wait to see your candles and foraging finds ☺ it's something I've wanted to do for so long now but it seems daunting to even start!
I haven't been foraging since I was little. My Gran and my dad's cousin used to take us out BlackBerry picking around the village then we'd bake pies with them. I love this time of year, thanks for an inspiring post.
That sounds absolutely wonderful! There's nothing more heartwarming than homemade treats – especially with fruit you've picked yourself!
I was thinking of taking my camera for a walk too – I really want to improve my photography. Love all your other ideas too like doing more baking!
It's the perfect time to experiment with photography! Thank you!
Yesss exactly! Autumn is such a lovely season to capture as well. Thank you!


1 What is Forensic Science?
The point of forensic science is to generate forensic evidence , that is, to establish a material fact in issue. So, if it is clear on the evidence that a death was intentional and the issue before the jury to decide is whether or not the accused caused the death, then the forensic link via DNA or fingerprint between the accused and a murder weapon will go towards establishing that fact in issue.
Kiely says that forensic evidence comes to the law in either or both of two forms. The first is as a class characteristic statement, for example: that the hair fibre found comes from a human or an animal or perhaps from a Caucasian or and Asian male, or the approximate age of the body whose bones have been located. The second is a more specific individual statement that forensically links suspect A to the crime scene, for example hair fibres consistent with the suspect that have been found at the crime scene.
The term forensic evidence contains two concepts. The term forensic refers to the process by which facts are generated, that is, the mechanism by which fingerprints are obtained and matched while the evidence aspect refers to the process of using the forensic 'facts' in litigation.
1. The actual crime scene, which may be, for example a body stabbed to death, and the knife left by the side of the body.
2. The crime scene material that is collected at the scene: for example where the perpetrator or accused has left the murder weapon, and possibly his bloody fingerprints at the crime scene as well as possible fibres from his clothing.
4. The crime scene information that is eventually admitted into evidence subject to the particular case and the rules of evidence applicable. Even if the materials found are capable of being tested and yield results, the point of the exercise is to forensically link the suspect with the crime scene and therefore the victim. To establish that link, the prosecution must call expert scientific evidence as to the particular methods used to match or make comparisons, the reliability of the methods used and the eventual results and the likelihood of the link between the particular material analysed and the suspect. The giving of the information of the test results amounts to factual information – the likelihood of the forensic link will amount to opinion evidence based on what the expert knows of the particular field, and expert opinion evidence must meet certain criteria in order to be admissible.
Each stage or crime scene therefore will be critical. The persons who examine the crime scene must be able to recognise what is present at the scene that may be relevant to the crime and those who collect the evidence need to ensure that the evidence is collected without risk of contamination or destruction. Optimally, the forensic laboratories will be equipped with competent staff and current testing procedures while the experts who will give evidence based on the analysis of crime scene evidence must satisfy the rules of evidence.
Each stage, however, will be susceptible to scrutiny from defence lawyers. The police case, may to a great extent, depend on the care taken at the first three stages. While they may have some control over the first two stages, police rely on the competency of personnel and procedures at the third stages.
This places increasing pressure on lawyers to develop even a basic understanding of the scientific principles involved so as to be able to competently cross examine on a particular area.
Wheate, Rhonda M. 'Australian Juries And Scientific Evidence' . Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences, v.38, no.2, July-Dec 2006: (75)-84.
Wood, James. Forensic sciences from the judicial perspective [Presented as a Plenary Lecture at the ANZFSS International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences (16th: 2002).] Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences, v.35, no.1, Jan-July 2003: (115)-132.


At the 2014 national convention's Annual Banquet, Bro. Alex C. Booras, a long time member of Shreveport, LA AHEPA Chapter #8 and SOP Chapter #151 was honored with AHEPA's 2014 Lifetime Achievement Award. (He currently resides in Dallas and attends our chapter meetings.) He has served both AHEPA and Sons of Pericles, holding all elected offices from President to Treasurer. He also was AHEPA Delta District 16 District Governor, and on a national level AHEPA Supreme Governor. Congratulations for his great accomplishments over 67 years of serving AHEPA and Sons of Pericles.
Bro. Bill Karahal was awarded the AHEPA Delta District 16 by District 16 Governor John Boyd "AHEPAN of the Year for 2014"