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Catching Up With The Cardinals: Saturday Edition
Posted on February 23, 2013 by Christine Coleman
The first game of spring training for the St. Louis Cardinals is today at noon Central Time, meaning we're one step closer to Opening Day 2013. Today's starting lineup is here, courtesy of Jenifer Langosch, and features Daniel Descalso at second base and batting second and Pete Kozma playing shortstop and batting ninth.
Trevor Rosenthal is the starting pitcher and slated for two innings, followed by last year's top draft pick Michael Wacha for two innings and Marc Rzepczynski, Randy Choate, Eduardo Sanchez and our old pal Barret Browning.
The Cardinals are taking on the Marlins and you can listen on KMOX Radio or online via Gameday Audio.
Two more episodes of Top 100 Players Right Now were on MLB Network last night, revealing players No. 80 through 41. Making the list for the Cardinals: Jason Motte at No. 76, David Freese at No. 67 and Matt Holliday at No. 41. The top 40 will be revealed on Tuesday, Feb. 26, on MLB Network starting at 8 p.m. Central, and six of the seven Cardinals on the list have been revealed (as we wrote about Adam Wainwright, Allen Craig and Carlos Beltran last week). Where will Yadi rank?
Shelby Miller's sore shoulder is, thankfully, feeling better now and he threw a 25-pitch bullpen session yesterday that went "seamlessly."
Former Cardinals closer and all-time team saves leader Jason Isringhausen pitched last year for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and is still looking for a team to pitch for this season. In the meantime, however, Izzy is serving as pitching coach for the Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville baseball team. He lives in the Edwardsville area.
In case you missed it in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch yesterday, Joe Buck might do a few Cardinals games on Fox Sports Midwest this season. That's the good news (to me, anyway — I loved when Joe was on Fox Midwest). The bad news is that his participation seems like it was just be part of adding even more needless distractions to the game:
Nothing has been cemented, but possibilities include chatting with players while the game is in progress — perhaps someone on the bench or in the on-deck circle — talking to a relief pitcher who wouldn't play until later in the game, having a microphone on a fielder or other such innovations beyond even what might take place for an All-Star Game.
Well, it would be less chatter we'd have to hear from Dan, Ricky and Al — all of whom will be back for 2013 — so I suppose we should be thankful for small favors, no matter the form.
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COVID-19: NIN registration might be suspended due to large crowd – Health Minister
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Minister of State for Health, Olorunnimbe Mamora
The Minister of State for Health, Olorunnimbe Mamora, says the ongoing National Identification Number (NIN) enrolment may be suspended due to large crowds which pose COVID-19 risks.
Mamora, who is also a member of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 said this on Monday during an interview on Channels Television's Sunrise Daily programme.
"Nobody feels good; I don't feel good looking at the picture where people are gathered in multitude. It's like a super spreader event which we don't like. I'm also aware that the relevant ministry which is the communications and digital economy is looking at this.
"My understanding is that the whole process may be suspended so as to reorder the whole process in terms of management of the crowd because it was never intended that it would become a rowdy process like that. So, people may have to wait and be called at intervals to go through the process," he said.
The Minister also urged the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) to re-order the enrolment process to avoid large crowds at its centres nationwide.
He said the government has a duty to ensure Nigerians are protected at all times.
"We have a duty as government to ensure that people are protected; we also have a duty to ensure people comply within the limit of what is good for the society at large," the health Minister said.
Dozens of people have continued to gather at NIMC offices across the country to register for their National Identification Number (NIN).
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Historie
Jarenlang speelde BC Vijfsluizen op het sportpark Vijfsluizen. Toen begin 20e eeuw werd besloten om het sportpark af te breken, verhuisde de vereniging naar de Polderpoort in Vlaardingen.

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The crackdown on the right of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to access resources, both domestic and foreign, has reached all corners of the world and manifested in various forms. CSOs need to be aware of their right to resources and how to respond in the face of government restrictions.
RESTRICTIONS TO ACCESS
THERE ARE MANY BARRIERS
CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS'
ACCESS TO MUCH-NEEDED
FINANCIAL RESOURCES.
Disclaimer: This is not an exaustive list.
Prohibitions against funding
Advance government approval
Burdensome procedural requirements
Routing funding through the government
Restricted purposes and activities
"Foreign agents" categorization
Venezuelan laws target NGOs dedicated to the "defense of political rights" and preclude these organizations from possessing assets, or receiving any income, from foreign sources.
In Egypt, civil society groups require advanced government approval from the Ministry of Social Solidarity to receive foreign funding. The Ministry penalizes anyone who accepts foreign funds to conduct activities deemed harmful to Egypt's national interests and security.
In Ethiopia, income from foreign sources may amount to no more than 10% of the total organizational income.
In Uzbekistan, laws require organizations to notify the government about planned trips of CSO representatives to foreign countries; require organizations to obtain approval for the receipt of all funds and assets from foreign states, organizations, and citizens; and require foreign funding to be channeled through one of two government-controlled banks.
Russian law states that CSOs receiving foreign funding must be labeled as foreign agents.
In Indonesia, social organizations that seek to receive or provide donations to or from foreign entities are required to engage in a detailed approval and reporting process.
THE RIGHT TO ACCESS RESOURCES
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) have the right to seek and secure funding from legal sources, including:
Local, national and foreign governments
Resources for CSOs can include:
Financial resources (grants, donations, personal funds)
In-kind donations (goods, services, properties)
Materials (office supplies, IT equipment)
Human resources (staff)
Access to international assistances (solidarity)
Opportunities (training, advocacy meetings, partnership building)
WHY IS THE RIGHT TO ACCESS IMPORTANT?
WITHOUT RESOURCES
WITH RESOURCES
With resources, civil society organizations can:
Without resources, organizations cannot:
Facilitate public gatherings
Organize advocacy campaigns
Coordinate workshops and conferences
Run programs in communities
Conduct research
HOW TO RESPOND
With international law, you can respond to and challenge restrictions. The Human Rights Council, the UN body charged with authoritative interpretation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), has published the following communications in defense of access to resources:
Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief, Art. 6
Explicitly refers to the freedom to access funding, stating that the right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief shall include, inter alia, the freedom "to solicit and receive voluntary financial and other contributions from individuals and institutions."
(25 November 1981)
Communication No. 1274/2004
States that access to resources "relates not only to the right to form an association, but also guarantees the right of such an association freely to carry out its statutory activities," which includes fundraising activities.
(October-November 2006)
Resolution 22/6 on Protecting Human Rights Defenders
States shall ensure that reporting requirements for civil society "do not inhibit functional autonomy [of associations]" and "do not discriminatorily impose restrictions on potential sources of funding."
(12 April 2013)
Report of the Special Rapporteur, para. 20
The ability of CSOs to access funding and other resources from domestic, foreign and international sources is an integral part of the right to freedom of association (A/HRC/23/39, para 20). This is because of the central importance of resources in effectively exercising freedom of association.
Resolution 27/31 on Civil Society Space
Calls upon States to ensure that they do not hinder the work of civil society, and "underlines the importance of the ability to solicit, receive and utilize resources for their work."
(3 October 2014)
To pursue an advocacy strategy using international law, consider engaging human rights mechanisms like the Human Rights Council and the Universal Periodic Review.
Civil Society and Business Partnership
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) should consider campaigns in partnership with business to advocate for fairer treatment between the sectors. The report and factsheet by the UN Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and association says:
Despite the neutrality of most laws on assemblies, public and private gatherings by CSOs are more likely to be restricted in practice than those held by businesses.
In Cambodia, attendees of the 2012 ASEAN Peoples' Forum reported being turned away from hotels en masse after State security agents pressured owners. No similar problems were reported for the country's International Investment Conference in 2014.
Foreign funding or investment are sharply divergent for business and civil society: undue restrictions on civil society's right to access funding have grown exponentially in the past decade, while restrictions on foreign business investment are loosened.
Since 2009, Ethiopia has prohibited certain domestic NGOs from receiving more than 10 percent of their funding from foreign sources. Meanwhile, over the same time period, the country has seen a 1500% increase in commercial foreign direct investment.
A vibrant and stable civil society, which is the backbone of a strong democracy, is better for business. Leveraging each sectors efforts, both individually and collectively, could result in positive change. Learn more about the correlation between rule of law and a good business environment, in Freedom House's "Democracy is Good for Business" report.
Bringing Civil Society Together
Across the world, the crackdown on the right to access resources is not just affecting democracy, human rights, and governance groups. It is also affecting humanitarian groups that merely seek to address basic needs, such as poverty, education, and healthcare. Humanitarian organizations have faced restrictions similar to civil society through:
Threats of criminal charges or extrajudicial violence against staff of local organizations
Egypt's restrictive policies have scared away some humanitarian donors who fear that the funds they give to organizations would either be appropriated by the government or would lead to humanitarian workers' arrest.
Restriction of access for Western-funded humanitarian organizations
According to Global Policy Forum, under the previous Sri Lankan government, one poverty-focused aid organization, Care International, was forced to withdraw staff and scale down operations in 2011 due to these restrictions.
Punitive measures by government authorities after criticism
In Venezuela, HIV/AIDS support groups like Acción Solidaria were hindered from working in prisons because the groups they worked with, which criticized the prison system, were forced out by the government.
Stigmatization of Western-funded humanitarian organization and/or donors
In Venezuela, since the 2010 Law for Protection of Political Liberty and National Self-Determination, industry nationalization has tightened the government's grip on humanitarian work. The government created mechanisms (like Communal Councils) to control aid work, which has limited the operation of organizations like orphanages, shelters, and educational initiatives.
Democracy and human rights groups should partner with humanitarian groups in advocacy campaigns that appeal to a broader base. Learn more about building a coalition among civil society by using the Defending Civil Society Toolkit.
http://www.defendingcivilsociety.org
http://freeassembly.net
http://www.icnl.org
http://www.ohchr.org
http://www.un.org
https://www.freedomhouse.org
https://www.freespeech.org
https://www.globalpolicy.org
RIGHT TO ACCESS RESOURCES


We are pleased to announce the 1st Kyoto Workshop on Evolutionary Thanatology, which will be held at Kyoto University on March 24, 2017. The aim of this workshop is to bring together people who are interested in the broad topic of death and dying from multiple perspectives (archaeology, anthropology, sociology, psychology, biology, medicine, ethics....). Ten invited speakers will give oral presentations on their particular research areas, with questions & discussion. The emerging theme of the workshop is responses to, treatment of, and the meaning of deceased individuals from the perspective of the bereaved. An international line-up of distinguished speakers from Japan and abroad will talk about the evolution of funerary practices in early and modern human societies, how nonhuman primates respond to and deal with the death of members of their group (adults and infants), and the impact of the dying and dead on the living in modern humans.
Towards an evolutionary thanatology: impacts of the dead on the living.
To introduce the evolutionary comparative perspective on thanatology, I will start by briefly reviewing how developmental psychologists trace the unfolding of modern adult humans' concept of death. Next, solutions to disposing of dead individuals in social insect communities are described, highlighting effective behavioural mechanisms with no emotional component. I then review examples of responses to dying and dead individuals in nonhuman primates, with particular reference to responses to traumatic deaths in wild monkeys and apes, and a detailed case report of the peaceful death of an old female chimpanzee surrounded by members of her group. I will underline the emotional correlates of primates' reactions to bereavement, and suggest some evolutionarily shared responses to the dead.
How do Japanese macaque mothers behave towards their dead infants?
The relationship between mother and infant is a fundamental bond. To reach an improved understanding of the phylogeny of mothers' behavioural responses to the death of their infants will require further research on nonhuman primate species, including both monkeys and apes. The carrying of dead infants by mothers is relatively common in Japanese macaques, with hundreds of reported cases. I focus on behaviours directed towards dead infants in combination with dead-infant carrying, including grooming and licking, in this species. Following a general discussion in a comparative framework, I present detailed descriptions of four illustrative case reports of dead-infant carrying, and associated behaviours, in socially housed captive Macaca fuscata. First: two mothers that carried their dead infants for a period of around one day, a typical period of carry. Second: two occurrences of unusually extended carry-time. These cases also demonstrate apparently contrasting behaviour performed by the same mother towards her dead infant; after partially cannibalising it, she resumed carrying. I argue that more detailed individual case reports, ideally including quantitative coding of video recordings, combined with analyses across large numbers of such cases is desirable. The potentially negative impact on welfare associated with removal of the dead infant while the mother is still 'motivated' to continue carrying is also discussed.
Death in the early twenty-first century: authority, innovation and mortuary rites.
"What characterizes human's mortuary rites today?" is the underlying question of a new book on Death in the Early Twenty-first Century: Authority, Innovation and Mortuary Rites (Palgrave, 2017). Focusing on tradition, technology, and authority, this anthropological volume challenges classical understandings that mortuary rites are inherently conservative. The contributors examine innovative and enduring ideas and practices of death, which reflect and constitute changing patterns of social relationships, memorialisation, and the afterlife. This cross-cultural study examines the lived experiences of men and women from societies across the globe with diverse religious heritages and secular value systems. The book demonstrates that mortuary practices are not fixed forms, but rather dynamic processes negotiated by the dying, the bereaved, funeral experts, and public institutions. In addition to offering a new theoretical perspective on the anthropology of death, this work provides a rich resource for readers interested in human responses to mortality: the one certainty of human existence. During this presentation, I will introduce the themes and findings of this book that may challenge and contribute to an idea of evolutionary thanatology.
The strong, long-lasting connection with the dead is one of the human uniqueness, but its manifestation varies according to sociocultural situation. Archaeological evidence provides us with fascinating insights about how our treatment of the dead changes through time. I will present a number of cases from the Jomon period of Japan (16,000 ? 2,800 years ago) to outline the changing relationship between the dead and the living. One of the striking features of the Jomon cultures is their closeness. When Jomon people developed large circular settlements in the Middle Jomon period, they often placed their dead at the center of the settlement. Archaeological researches have revealed that they were kinship based societies and their position in the kinship system was immortal. The dead members of the community occupied the central place of settlement until large sedentary groups split apart in the Late Jomon period. Special monuments for burial and ritual apart from settlements were built in northern Tohoku region, which may have served as a meeting place of now dispersed groups. A multiple burial at Nakatsuma shell midden in Ibaraki prefecture suggests that the bones of more than a hundred ancestors were dug up and carefully reburied in a pit, probably with an intention to integrate the dead and the living. In the following Yayoi period, treatment of the dead continued to be important, but the dead and the living were more distant physically, and also mentally.
How early humans interacted with their dying and dead, with specific examples from the palaeontological and Palaeolithic records.
Palaeolithic archaeology provides the only direct evidence pertinent to the long-term evolution of human thanatology. The recovery of human remains and their contexts can inform at least about the way that some dead bodies were treated, arguably from the australopithecines in Africa (~3 million years ago) onwards. I present here a falsifiable model for the evolution of treatment of the dead, which sees 'face-to-face' activities replaced by the deliberate deposition of dead bodies at certain points of the landscape by the Middle Pleistocene (~500,000 ? 200,000 years ago) and finally, to the deliberate creation of spaces for the dead in the form of simple burials by Neanderthals and early members of Homo sapiens during the earlier Upper Pleistocene (~120-80,000 years ago). During the later Upper Pleistocene (Upper Palaeolithic) burials and other treatments of the body become more complex, presumably reflecting changes in social complexity that are apparent in other aspects of the archaeological record, until cemeteries as we know them ? places for the burial of relatively large numbers of the dead that are spatially distinct from domestic space ? arise in the context of increasing sedentism towards the end of the Pleistocene. I present this long-term model in ways I hope that are useful for linking this to the primatological record in terms of a hominoid evolution of thanatology.
Complicated grief as a distinct disorder from normal grief: recent advances in the treatment of complicated grief.
How non-human animals respond to dead or dying conspecifics, and what their responses may reveal about the extent to which a concept of "death" is present outside the hominin lineage, are questions currently generating intense scientific interest. Answers to these questions may help elucidate the evolutionary origins of a range of death-related psychological states and behaviours in our species, such as grief, mourning, understanding of mortality and mortuary practices. In addition, they raise welfare considerations in the case of captive animals, regarding the management of situations involving death or dying. I will describe a number of case studies from our closest evolutionary relatives, chimpanzees, together with a review of examples that have accumulated to date across a broad spectrum of mammalian species (including other primates, canids, ungulates, elephants, and cetaceans). Documented responses range from attending next to the deceased conspecific and vocal or behavioural indicators of distress, through focused curiosity directed at the body and active caretaking such as grooming, licking or carrying, to sexual behaviour and aggression. Drawing on this emerging body of evidence, I will explore what cues might elicit these responses, which factors might determine what combination of responses is exhibited, and what these may reveal about animals' underlying psychological states. In doing so, I will present an emerging framework for interpreting such behavioural observations, and the care we need to take to neither overinterpret nor too easily dismiss them as being relevant to humans' understanding of death.
The Social bond with the dead: How the funeral transformed rapidly in Japan?
When someone close to us dies, we are obligated to organize a funeral. Funerals are among the most significant events to occur in our lives. We arrange them using our own assets and labor, and that of our families. There is some tragic irony in having to be rational when planning funerals, since these ceremonies are intended for the non-rational purpose of providing an occasion where people can release feelings of sadness, and accept the death of a loved one. This presentation is organized as follows. In part 1 is the overviews of transformation and actual situation of the Japanese funerals in recent day. Part 2 elaborates on the finding that the lower a society's gross domestic product (GDP), the higher the level of participation in funerals, and, conversely, the higher a society's GDP, the lower the level of participation comparing several Asian countries. In part 3, we will consider the meaning of social bond with the dead for human beings from sociological point of view.


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Travel the world on a single corridor
University Avenue is Berkeley's main East/West artery, spanning from the Bay to the entrance to UC Berkeley's campus. More than 200 merchants line this vibrant corridor, and each block has a unique personality. The International Marketplace district where University crosses San Pablo provides a concentration of cultural and ethnic businesses, rich with Indian and South Asian flavors, fine fabrics and regional foods from around the world.
Discover the unexpected at international markets, sari stores and unique jewelry stores. Enjoy the many restaurants, ice cream shops, and major retailers.
Easy access, multiple nearby hotels, and incredible food options including Thai, Indian, Pakistani, Nepali, Mexican, BBQ, pizza, burgers and more.
Frequent service on the 51 bus line. Downtown Berkeley BART is a short walk from the eastern end of University Avenue. Amtrak and Interstate 80 are at the western end.
A Worker-Owned Cooperative Bottles Sustainability, Community and Love
Vegan deli The Butcher's Son expands to new location
The Bay Area's Inaugural Kombucha Bar Opens in Berkeley
Find a World of Wonders on Berkeley's University Avenue
University Avenue, Berkeley


The council approved a balanced budget for 2019/20 at a meeting of the full council held on Tuesday 12 February 2019.
Council Tax has gone up by 4.79 per cent in 2019/20. (The maximum level set by the Scottish Government). This took effect from April, resulting in a Band D tax of £1,344.


No Body brings on point harmonies and smashing riffs to Arizona.
Monday night, why not head over to The Trunk Space to check out some new music? That's exactly what tonight was all about, and I was definitely glad I made the trek to downtown phoenix.
Mixing vocal harmonies, tempo changes and raw energy, No Body definitely sets a high standard. There was something for everyone in their short set, ranging from complex guitar riffs, head bobbing break downs, and of course the wonderfully loud and distorted romps through the sonic universe.
Check out a quick video recap of No Body's set!


1 minute away from the City Museum.
3 minutes away from the metro station.
7 minutes away from the Cathedral, the heart of Guadalajara's Historic Downtown.
Half of a block from a local Fruteria.
2 minutes away from the bus that takes you to Chapultepec district, la zona rosa of Guadalajara.
10 minutes away from the bus that takes you to Tlaquepaque district, a colorful, traditional and ancient part of the city.
5 minutes away from a big 24 hrs supermarket.
Half of a block from a local street Taqueria.
15 minutes away from one of the biggest markets in Latin America El mercado de San Juan de Dios.
5 minutes away from great Tattoo shops.
Blue Pepper Downtown Guadalajara offers a hostel experience in the middle of this busy city of 4 million persons. Don't worry for late night buses or expensive taxis to get back from downtown, WE ARE LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN!!, so do not hesitate and live the best backpacking experience at a very good price.
The most practical way to get to the hostel is taking a taxi. It will charge you around $250 MX but it will definitely save you the adventure of trying to enter the city by using the public transportation.
At the bus station take the bus 709 direction downtown. Ask the bus driver to let you know when you reach the intersection of Av. Juarez and Av. Federalismo and get off there. Walk 5 blocks at your right in Av. Federalismo and you will reach Juan Manuel street. Make a right again and you will find the hostel a few steps further that street.


Discussion in 'HE - High End Gear' started by Rob Fisher, 14/9/18.
For those of you that remember the Mellody Box Mod this is made by the same chap... Tomasz Rudziński from Poland.
It's a good looking atty and the fact it can be made into an RDA and RTA perked my interest... the quality of the device and the perfect tolerances is outstanding! You have to trim the legs of the coil due to the deck design but fitting the coil was a breeze... wicking also simple.
I can't rave enough about the perfect engineering of this one... everything fits together absolutely perfectly and everything just works so smoothly.
It appears to be leakproof and there is not a sign of any juice anywhere!
It's a very restricted direct lung and I wish it has more air but it lives up to its name and is very quiet and will probably be my watch TV atty. But the flavour is outstanding! And for that alone will keep it on a mod and in the rotation for me.
Glad you found another winner @Rob Fisher . That sort of build deck where the coil sits "inside" the base seems to be doing well.
On a side note, those are @Christos ' favourite sweets!
Firstly @Stosta, this tank doesnt whistle so its not for me.
Secondly, I prefer protein nutts and not milky ones.
@Rob Fisher , for me as a designer, your skill at matching drip tips to tanks never ceases to amaze me.
The blue one with the vertical pin stripe does it for me!


The NHS Scotland Chief Executive's Annual Report has been published. The relentless spin in this type of report can be a bit hard going, but there are a few interesting points.
He highlights the significant challenges including Scotland's public health record, our changing demography and the economic environment. Over the next 10 years the number of over 75s in Scotland's population - who tend to be the highest users of NHS services - will increase by over 25 per cent. By 2033 the number of people over 75 is likely to have increased by almost 60 per cent. There will be a continuing shift in the pattern of disease towards long term conditions, particularly with growing numbers of older people with multiple conditions and complex needs such as dementia.
You can read all the achievements in the report but the highlights are lower waiting times, greater efficiency savings, reduction in hospital infection and reductions in deaths from cancer, stroke and heart disease. Healthcare in Scotland is also safer with the most recent Hospital Standardised Mortality Ratio (HSMR) statistics, showing a reduction of 10.6 per cent since December 2007. Patients are also generally happy with the treatment they receive with satisfaction ratings of around 90%.
"One of the most significant achievements is the fall in premature mortality in the past 20 years, which has decreased by over a third. This includes a 2 per cent decrease in the latest year alone. Premature mortality, a key indicator of the health of Scotland's population, measures the death rates of those aged under 75. In 1991, there were 540 deaths for every 100,000 people aged under 75. By 2011, the figure had fallen to 349."
What this doesn't say is that Scotland's relative position hasn't changed much, as the Sick Man of Europe report shows.
There are lots of numbers reflecting health promotion activity covering alcohol, smoking, drugs and physical activity. Somewhat lighter when explaining how all this is reducing health inequality.
The financial chapters paint a somewhat more rosy picture than the more objective Audit Scotland report. This chart shows how the £10,537 million is spent.
For the financial year 2011/12, NHS Boards delivered local Efficient Government savings of £313 million, representing 3.6 per cent of baseline funding against the 3 per cent efficiency target. So there is the cash to solve the pensions dispute?
While this is a glossy spin with the warts left out, it does none the less indicate that NHS Scotland and more importantly its staff, is generally performing well and delivering on the key targets. Solutions to Scotland's longer term health inequalities remain more challenging and needs more than NHS delivery..
You are far too kind to this document. Shocking piece of spin that ignores what is really happening on the ground across NHS Scotland.


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Candide and Other Selected Writings
By Voltaire (Author)
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French Enlightenment writer, historian and philosopher, Voltaire was famous for his wit and criticism of Christianity and slavery. This compilation stands as an epitome of the Enlightenment Era providing a range of stories, including one of his most famous satirical writings, Candide. Politically relevant, culturally significant and backed with his expertise in philosophical fiction, these stories take the reader through an experience to remember.
As the greatest French writer of all time, Voltaire's oeuvre ranges from plays and poems to historical and scientific works. This intellectual capability drips down into the structural intricacies of his writings which have withstood the temporal and spatial boundaries. French Enlightenment writer, historian and philosopher, Voltaire was famous for his wit and criticism of Christianity and slavery. This compilation stands as an epitome of the Enlightenment Era providing a range of stories, including one of his most famous satirical writings, Candide. Politically relevant, culturally significant and backed with his expertise in philosophical fiction, these stories take the reader through an experience to remember.As the greatest French writer of all time, Voltaire's oeuvre ranges from plays and poems to historical and scientific works. This intellectual capability drips down into the structural intricacies of his writings which have withstood the temporal and spatial boundaries.
Title : Candide and Other Selected Writings
Author : Voltaire
Publisher : RUPA
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