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Mary Lee (Hannah) CHRISTOPHER1
Father* William CHRISTOPHER1
Mother* Rhoda (---?---)1
Mary Lee (Hannah) CHRISTOPHER was born on 2 April 1826 in Thetford, Norfolk.2,3
She married Samuel Ludbrook CLARKE, son of George CLARKE and Martha Elizabeth BLOMFIELD, at 'Brick House', Queen St (home of the bride's mother) in Auckland on 30 June 1857.2,4,5,6,7
She was widowed at age 70 on the death of her husband Samuel on 15 March 1897.2,1,8
Mary died on 5 September 1903 in New Zealand at age 77.1,9 She was buried at the Otahuhu cemetery in Otahuhu.1
Samuel Ludbrook CLARKE (1824 - 1897)
George Christopher CLARKE1 (1858 - 1935)
Frederick Samuel CLARKE+1 (1859 - 1938)
Thomas Henry CLARKE+1 (1861 - 1930)
Rebecca Blomfield MacKay (Rebe) CLARKE+1 (1863 - 1948)
Bessie Martha Rhoda CLARKE+1 (1866 - 1939)
Mary Emily Watling CLARKE+1 (1867 - 1941)
Reginald Biggs CLARKE1 (1871 - 1919)
[S265] Book - Edgar T. Jones, George & Martha Clarke Family Tree, p13.
[S323] Family Bible - Mary Lee Clarke bible.
[S323] Family Bible - Mary Lee Clarke bible, On 30/6/1857 at the home of the bride's mother, 'Brick House', Queen Street, Auckland, married Mary Lee (Hannah) CHRISTOPHER. b.2/4/1826, Thetford, Norfolk, England.
"The Marriage ceremony was conducted by Rev. Alexander MacDonald, Congregational minister of High St. Auckland, after the delivery of the certificate required by the Act of the General Assembly of N.Z. and entitled the Marriage Act, 1854.
Witnesses: Thomas Morell McDonald (sic) and Charlotte Clements Forsaith. Present at the Marriage: T. MacDonald, Charlotte Forsaith, Mary Brown, Helen Burrows, Mr & Mrs Forsaith, Mr & Mrs Matthews, Mr & Mrs Nutter, Mrs Ludbrook senr., Mrs Burrows, Mrs Woodham, Mrs Christopher, Mr Ludbrook, R. MacDonald, Mr & Mrs Joseph Brown, Misses Matthews, Buttle, Lyth, Jane McIntosh.
The hymn sung was 'Come let us join our Cheerful Songs.' "
[S338] Varcoe's NZ Marriage Index, at https://www.otago.ac.nz/library/hocken/marriages/…, Folio 99.
[S443] CD - NZ Marriages, CD - NZ Marriages 1836-1956 V2, NZ Registrar General's Folio 99.
[S542] Index - New Zealand BDMs online, at http://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/, Death Reg. No. 1897/466, aged 74.
William CHRISTOPHER1
He married Rhoda (---?---).1
Rhoda (---?---)
Mary Lee (Hannah) CHRISTOPHER+1 (1826 - 1903)
Doreen Mary CLANCY1
Doreen Mary CLANCY was born in Port Pirie, South Australia, on 15 November 1908. She was the daughter of Francis Morris CLANCY and Miriam TURLEY.2
Doreen married William John Joseph (Jack) McDONALD on 27 June 1934 in South Australia.1
William John Joseph (Jack) McDONALD (1901 - 1964)
[S753] Australian BDM Indexes 1788-1950, at http://www.ancestry.com/, Sth Australia, Vol 349, p2066.
[S416] CD - Sth Australian Births, Sth Aust Index of Births 1907-1928, Book 812, p324.
Christopher Shayne CLARK1
Christopher Shayne CLARK was born on 28 May 1970 in Auckland.1
Christopher died on 8 September 1991 in Auckland at age 21.2,1 He was buried on 11 September 1991.2,1
[S863] Newspaper - New Zealand Herald, issue of 10 Sep 1991.
Gordon Colvin Lindesay CLARK1
Gordon's birth was registered in 1896 in Albert Park, Melbourne, Victoria. He was the son of Lindesay Colvin CLARK and Jessie Taylor MEEKISON.2
He married Barbara Jane Crosby WALCH, daughter of Arthur Crosby WALCH and Grace Harcourt CLARKE, in Tasmania on 5 April 1922.1
Gordon's death was registered in January 1986 in Kooyong, Melbourne, Victoria.3 He was cremated on 8 January 1986 at the Springvale Botanical Cemetery in Springvale.4
Barbara Jane Crosby WALCH (1895 - 1987)
[S760] Newspaper - The Mercury, Tasmania, issue of 13 May 1922.
[S502] Index - Victoria BDMs online, at https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj, Birth Reg. No. 48/1896.
[S502] Index - Victoria BDMs online, at https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj, Death Reg. No. 1245/1986, aged 89.
[S362] Springvale Botanical Cemetery database, at https://smct.org.au/
John Lower CLARK1
John Lower CLARK was born in 1813 in England.1
He married Mary SPENCER, daughter of Thomas SPENCER and Catherine HARRISON, in Saltash, Cornwall, on 25 July 1872.1,2
John died on 25 April 1880 in Saltash, Cornwall.3,4
His will was probated in Bodmin, Cornwall, on 19 May 1880 with Mary SPENCER appointed executrix of an estate valued at less than £800.4
Mary SPENCER (c 1835 - 1913)
[S500] Email - Lucy (Ardrey) Marshall, email - Lucy (Ardrey) Marshall to D Ferguson, 1992 onwards.
[S190] Index - GRO and Office of National Statistics, England & Wales Civil Registration Qtrly Indexes, Marriage: District of St Germans, vol 5c, p63.
[S190] Index - GRO and Office of National Statistics, England & Wales Civil Registration Qtrly Indexes, Death: District of St Germans, vol 5c, p33, 2Q1880, aged 67.
[S677] Index - England High Court of Justice, England & Wales National Probate Calendar, probate recorded at Bodmin registry.
Marjorie Alice CLARK1
Marjorie Alice CLARK was born in 1929 in New Zealand.2
She married Alexander James McKECHIE, son of James Lang McKECHIE and Matilda Macdonald BLAIR, in New Zealand.
Marjorie died on 23 November 1999 in Wellington.1,3 She was cremated on 25 November 1999 at the Karori Crematorium.3 Her ashes were buried on 5 March 2011 at Taita Lawn Cemetery, Rimu St in Naenae.4
Alexander James McKECHIE (1927 - 2011)
[S570] Wellington City Cemeteries database, at https://wellington.govt.nz/services/community-and-culture/…, Record No. 67559.
[S974] Upper Hutt City Council cemetery database, at http://eservices.uhcc.govt.nz/cemeteries/plot_records/…, Taita Lawn Cemetery, Block 3, row H, plot 27.
William CLARK1
William's marriage to Elizabeth Esther SNOW, daughter of Abraham SNOW and Ann Elisabeth DALLIMORE, was registered between April 1868 and June 1868 in Lambeth, London, Middlesex.1
Elizabeth Esther SNOW (1845 - 1911)
Charts Snow descendant chart
[S190] Index - GRO and Office of National Statistics, England & Wales Civil Registration Qtrly Indexes, Marriage: District of Lambeth, Vol 1d, p383, 2Q1968.
Veida Maire CLARK-WALKER1
Veida Maire CLARK-WALKER was born on 27 August 1895.2
She married Reginald MARK, son of John MARK and Mary Emily Watling CLARKE, in New Zealand in 1927.1,3,4
She was widowed on the death of her husband Reginald in 1966.5
Veida died in 1980 in New Zealand.6
Reginald MARK (1890 - 1966)
[S542] Index - New Zealand BDMs online, at http://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/, Death Reg. No. 1980/31808 gives this birthdate; no NZ birth entry found.
Alice CLARKE1
Father* Frederick James CLARKE1 b. 1873, d. 1950
Mother* Lavinia MAYALL1 b. 1882, d. 1944
Alice CLARKE was born on 19 November 1910 in Manchester, Lancashire.1,2
She married Ross William HOOKER in Onehunga in 1938.1,3
She was widowed at age 63 on the death of her husband Ross on 18 September 1974.1
Alice's second marriage was to Edgar Thomas JONES on 11 March 1976.1
She was widowed on the death of her husband Edgar in 2001.4
Alice died in 2001 in New Zealand.5
Ross William HOOKER (1914 - 1974)
Ronald HOOKER1 (1943 - 1967)
Edgar Thomas JONES (1915 - 2001)


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 Montoro Inferiore, eine ehemalige italienische Gemeinde
 Montoro Superiore, eine ehemalige italienische Gemeinde
 Montoro (Aguascalientes), einen Ort in Mexiko
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Montoro ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
 Ángel Montoro Cabello (* 1989), spanischer Handballspieler
 Cristóbal Montoro (* 1950), spanischer Politiker der Partido Popular und Wirtschaftswissenschaftler
 Rafael Montoro y Valdés (1852–1933), kubanischer Politiker und Botschafter

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It is getting cold and winter is coming to Hachimantai.
Today we would like to introduce how to enjoy winter in Hachimantai.
If you want to enjoy winter sports, Panorama Ski slope will open in 15 December.
It is located just behind our hotel ! so here is one of the perfect place for skier.
If you like mountain climbing, going to see beautiful soft rime is recommended.
Soft rime in Hachimantai is famous as one of the most beautiful soft rime in Japan.
If you are spending busy days, 'Doing nothing' is also good choice.
Enjoy seeing beautiful scenery with snow and heal yourself with hot spring.
We have free shuttle service from Morioka station.
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China Built A Bridge To Nowhere In North Korea
ERIC TALMADGE,
This Sept. 2, 2014 photo shows a new bridge connecting North Korea and China, seen from the North Korean side of the Yalu River border, where it touches down in rice fields in Sinuiju, North Korea.
The bridge was supposed to be a key link for trade and travel between China's underdeveloped northeast provinces and a much-touted special economic zone in North Korea — so key that Beijing sank more than $350 million into it.
Now, it is beginning to look like Beijing has built a bridge to nowhere.
An Associated Press Television News crew in September saw nothing but a dirt ramp at the North Korean end of the bridge, surrounded by open fields. No immigration or customs buildings could be seen. Roads to the bridge had not been completed.
The much-awaited opening of the new bridge over the Yalu River came and passed on Oct. 30 with no sign the link would be ready for business anytime soon. That prompted an unusually sharp report in the Global Times — a newspaper affiliated with the Chinese Communist Party — quoting residents in the Chinese city of Dandong expressing anger over delays in what they had hoped would be an economic boom for their border city.
The report suggested the opening of the mammoth, 3-kilometer bridge has been postponed "indefinitely."
Beijing and Pyongyang have made no official comment.
Foreign analysts have suggested the apparent lack of progress might indicate wariness in Pyongyang over China's economic influence in the country, which has been growing substantially in recent years as Pyongyang has become more isolated from other potential partners over its nuclear program, human rights record and other political issues.
Since its founding, North Korea has been exceedingly cautious of becoming too dependent on either of its superpower neighbors, China and Russia, preferring to play each off the other. That pattern seems to be repeating itself now.
The official media, while saying little about business with China, have lately been playing up the importance of improving trade and political ties with Moscow. On Monday, leader Kim Jong Un sent a powerful party cadre as his special envoy to Russia to discuss how to bolster such ties.
Better ties with Moscow could further dilute Beijing's leverage over the North, the limits of which became apparent when the North went ahead with its first nuclear test in 2006. Beijing has repeatedly urged North Korea to abandon nuclear weapons, to no avail.
This Sept. 2, 2014 photo shows an entrance in Sinuiju, from North Korea towards China to the "Korea China Friendship Bridge" - the old bridge connecting the two socialist states over the Yalu River.
Pyongyang, meanwhile, has also moved quickly ahead with several major construction projects of its own, including the capital's new international airport and high-profile housing projects.
The bridge — which, from the start, appears to have been of more interest to China than to North Korea — is intended to provide a new connection between Dandong and the special economic development zone in North Korea's Sinuiju. More broadly, China wants to develop inroads with North Korea that will allow its landlocked northeastern provinces access to North Korean ports so its goods can be exported or shipped down the Chinese coastline more cheaply.
The old bridge, built in 1937 when Korea was a Japanese colony, carries a railway line, as well as cars and trucks. But the vehicle traffic can move only one way at a time. Normally it moves one direction in the morning, and the other in the afternoon.
Officially, at least, Pyongyang says it is still keen on boosting foreign trade in Sinuiju and elsewhere. North Korean officials involved in the Sinuiju project say the new bridge is an important element of an ambitious plan to bring foreign trade and investment to a particularly strategic corner of their country.
Hopes of attracting foreign investment to the 40-square-kilometer (15-square-mile) area of Sinuiju, much of which is still farmland, have yet to materialize. But one of the North Korean government administrators for the new zone, Kim Hak Yong, told APTN that hopes for Sinuiju's future remain high.
Hajime Izumi, a North Korea specialist at Japan's Shizuoka University, said the bridge delays come as Beijing and Pyongyang are rethinking their relationship, shifting from the past focus on alliance and mutual friendship to a more pragmatic one based instead on mutual interest.
He added that North Korea may also simply be waiting for the Chinese to chip in more money.
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I'll never be able to part with … my Mezaya baby sling. It makes me so sad that I didn't use one with Norah, me and Nancy have used it everyday, we rely on it so much and I can't imagine what our days would be like without it. I want to save it for it for Nancy to use with her own babies.
When all else fails we … have a bath! A bath calms any situation. Or Mickey Mouse.
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Fifth suspect charged over teen's slaying in Walmart parking lot
Jim Walsh
Burlington County Times
MOUNT HOLLY - A man sought since last fall has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a teenager outside a Burlington Township Walmart.
Tarik Jenkins, 25, of Pemberton Township is the fifth person to be apprehended in connection with an attack that killed 17-year-old Albert Williams and wounded his father, Dion Williams Sr., both of Hammonton.
An investigation is continuing, the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office said Wednesday.
The victims were shot during a planned meeting in a Walmart parking lot off Route 541 around 10:15 p.m. on Oct. 7, the prosecutor's office said.
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"Upon arrival, there was an argument, followed by gunfire," it said in a statement Wednesday.
Court filings allege the shooting occurred during an apparent attempt to rob the victims, who came to the meeting in a vehicle that held a large amount of marijuana.
Investigators found 20 shell casings in the parking lot, as well as a gun allegedly concealed in the parking lot by the elder Williams, according to a probable cause statement for another suspect's arrest.
"Jenkins has evaded arrest since being charged Oct. 29," the prosecutor's office noted in announcing he'd been taken into custody Tuesday at a home in Edgewater Park.
The College Drive resident is being held in Burlington County Jail, pending a pretrial detention hearing.
Jenkins is charged with felony murder and conspiracy to commit robbery, as well as hindering, obstruction and weapons offenses.
Also charged with felony murder, conspiracy to commit robbery and other offenses are Kayhree Simmons and Jayviyohn Early, both 19-year-old Willingboro residents.
Kweli L. McCants, 20, of Willingboro, is accused of conspiracy to commit robbery, and hindering in connection with the shooting investigation
Azza Kamnaksh, 19, of Willingboro, is charged with hindering and obstruction.
Earley, McCants and Kamnaksh also are charged with drug and weapons offenses based on evidence uncovered during the shooting probe.
The charges are only allegations. No one has been convicted in the case.
Simmons and Earley are being held in Burlington County Jail. McCants and Kamnaksh were not detained.
Jim Walsh covers public safety, economic development and other beats for the Courier-Post, Burlington County Times and The Daily Journal.
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A large regulated business communications firm was planning to improve the sales quoting and provisioning processes for the next release of its platform. The current processes occurred across multiple, disparate systems, using highly manual processes that had suboptimal cycle times. The company also wanted to enhance the business rules for quoting and to implement a new go-to-market strategy that focused on subscription-oriented sales. Finally, they wanted to create a 360-degree view of customer information. Automating and optimizing the Quote-to-Cash process and supporting systems process was defined as the complete set of operations required to turn a potential sale into financial gain.
Impact Group served as Program Manager for the Quote to Cash Program, which implemented a new subscription billing and invoicing platform, workflow and systems. Prior to initiating the Program, key business resources defined requirements, vetted software vendors and performed Proof of Concepts.
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To raise funds to support emergency and medical workers traumatised by the Christchurch mass shootings on 15 March 2019.
Dr Robin Youngson is an anaesthetic specialist and the co-founder of an international movement to bring more compassion and humanity to healthcare (Hearts in Healthcare). His work has taken him to more than fifteen countries and he has presented to staff at Canterbury DHB.
Robin was deeply moved watching a video (on NZ Herald) of a traumatised St John Ambulance Officer describing his experience, and breaking down on camera. Burnout is a huge issues for health professionals and emergency workers but the problem lies largely unaddressed and there are little in the way of resources or funding to support staff, who have undergone traumatic experiences.
We have a culture of heroism in medicine and among ambulance officers and paramedics and so people don't express their stress or vulnerability and don't reach out for help.
The Hearts in Healthcare appeal is mostly for donations of practical support including counselling or therapy (which can be offered online from anywhere in the world), other healing therapies, gifts of holiday accommodation or retreats, and other acts of kindness and support. Offers are flowing in. We need money to make this happen, for instance to pay for airfares so that a traumatised ambulance officer and his family can take up the offer of free holiday accommodation and therapy.
Hearts in Healthcare is working with St John to coordinate responses and to make sure that offers of help and funding are directed to the ambulance officers and paramedics most affected by this tragedy. We are also liaising with Canterbury DHB to support health workers involved in the emergency response.
The New Zealand Medical Association, the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists, and the International Charter for Compassion have all stepped up to share the campaign. The beneficiaries of this appeal will be the healthcare and emergency workers on the front line of the Christchurch response to the terror attacks. This includes the doctors, nurses, and radiologists who tended to the victims on arrival in ED.
Funds raised will be for practical support, including counselling or therapy. Renowned therapists are offering programs to treat and relieve trauma and are willing to travel to Christchurch. Funds raised will coordinate and connect help for those in need.
The Maia Health Foundation is on a mission to enhance the health experience in Canterbury – taking it from good to great.
We're working to raise funds for essential projects to help New Zealanders get the right care, at the right time and in the right place.
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6 cool things in music include Barack Obama's favorite songs, Janis Joplin biography and Jamecia Bennett's holiday single
January 3, 2020 — 10:49pm
Greg Burke of TC Club Crawl Report:
1 Favorite songs of 2019. Caamp, "Peach Fuzz"; Durand Jones & the Indications, "Long Way Home"; Tyler Childers, "All Your'n," and Minnesota singer-songwriter J.S. Ondara, "Saying Goodbye."
2 Thoughts on 2020. My biggest hopes are for less expensive arena-concert tickets and the return of advertised-in-advance ticket prices. My biggest fear is that box offices at concert venues will go the way of the dinosaurs.
3 New Year's resolution. To go see more of the plentiful, amazing and inexpensive (sometimes free) classical music concerts in the Twin Cities.
Jon Bream of the Star Tribune:
1 Barack Obama's favorite songs of 2019. He's got good — and eclectic, or, you might say inclusive — taste. Making the list were tunes by Beyoncé, Bruce Springsteen, Lizzo, DaBaby, Rosalia, the National, Lil Nas X, Mavis Staples, the Highwomen, Maggie Rogers, Joe Henry, Sharon Van Etten, Solange and others.
2 Mecie, "Holiday Blues." Under the moniker Mecie, Jamecia Bennett, star of Twin Cities stages and the Sounds of Blackness, dropped this single in late December. It's a slow-burn blues with a little detour to church, bemoaning that she dumped her man last Christmas and how much she misses him this yule season.
3 "Janis: Her Life and Music" by Holly George-Warren. With exhaustive reporting, the veteran music journalist paints a deep and insightful portrait of the complicated 1960s blues-rock queen. We learn not only of Janis Joplin's loves and lovers but of her intelligence (she discussed physics with her engineer father), insecurities (her letters and diaries were profound and revealing) and ambition (she wanted to be a cross between funky Stax Volt soul and brassy Blood, Sweat & Tears rock). It's everything you want to know — and sometimes TMI (she once lusted after her 19-year-old opening act, Bruce Springsteen) — about Miss Ball and Chain.
The Federal Reserve kept its key interest rate unchanged at a low level Wednesday amid an economy that looks solid but faces potential global threats, including from China's viral outbreak.
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The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics ..., Volum 3;Volum 71
and devotion to the cause of ceived from the national congress Greece has alone prevented me of Træezene in 1827." from so doing. But as soon as,
The National Assembly wasconthrough divine Providence and voked at Argos, on the 23rd of my brave companions in arms, July. It ought to have met the operations on the gulf of sooner: but so little interest was Arta, the occupation of Macrino- felt, in the existence of such a ros, and the capitulation of Car- body, that the day of meeting had vassara had decided the fall of elapsed, and the elections had Lepanto and Missolonghi, and not taken place. The President the total liberation of western was under the necessity of writGreece, I repaired to the seat of ing circulars to certain persons, government, where, on the first whom he had connected with the opportunity offered to me by his administration, under the name excellency the President, I gave of extraordinary commissioners, him to understand, that it was not urging them to find ways and my intention to continue to serve means of getting the elections carunder the actual system. Those, ried through. An assembly acwho have served their country cordingly was got up, and, in such under my immediate orders, can circumstances, its opinions, if it bear witness to what I had daily had any, would all lie one way. to suffer, not from the Greek Those concerned in it were so nation certainly, nor from the ignorant of their business, that a brave military who supported me, great many provinces returned the but from the system adopted by President himself as a member of the government, which was ill cal- the legislative body. He might as culated to aid our military opera- well have named the members himtions, but well adapted to drive self. The province of Corinth gave from his post any general who did its deputies instructions, which, not feel, as I did, that he had de- after a warm eulogium on the voted his humble services, not to President, contained these two the individual at the head of the simple rules: 1st, they were government for the time, but to to confine themselves to matters, the Greek nation; and in whose which, in the President's opinion, soul the desire of her freedom was would advance the public good; not the ruling passion to which 2nd they were not to meddle with all others were subservient. With factions, and so resist the Prethe greatest respect for the Greek sident's salutary intentions. They nation, I subscribe to the follow- were farther told that, if they deing declaration, " That the actual parted in any degree from these system of the government of instructions, their powers were null Greece is not in harmony with and void. my opinions or conscience;' and The assembly, thus composed, in consequence I resign into the almost exclusively, of the Presihands of the representatives of dent's partizans, and governed the nation, assembled in Congress solely by his intuence, continued in Argos, the commission of gene- to sit from the 23rd of July till ralissimo and director of all the the 18th of August. It passed a land forces of Greece, which I re- law, directing that all differences
between parties, arising out of sadors of France and England, hadcrimes committed by the one returned to Constantinople, and against the other, between the 8th had presented for the acceptance of March 1821, and the installation of the Sultan, the protocol of of the provisional government in the 22nd of M h. The Rus1828, should be decided by three sians were not yet beyond the arbitrators, to be named, one by Balkan ; to accept the protocol each party, and one by the govern- was not yet a work of necessity : ment. These arbitrators were only therefore the Sultan obstinately reto award damages, and their great fused to have any thing to do with object was to be "the extinction it. The Balkan was crossed ; and of hostile passions." Another de- the Sultan now proposed to yield cree recognized the necessity of to the Greek treaty, on condition building churches, providing for of Greece being restricted to the the clergy, and establishing schools Morea, of its being placed under a and printing-offices; and there- Hospodar of his own choice, of fore empowered the government his receiving a large tribute, and of —to take all the money which the new state enjoying no public might be given to it for these use- force, no separate national flag, 'ful purposes.
It recognized the no sign nor symbol of independdisinterestedness of the President, ence. These terms were not acin having "devoted to the service ceded to ; in accordance with of the country the remains of his the protocol they could not be property ;" and voted him a civil granted. The Russian army enlist of 180,000 phacnines, a reve- tered Adrianople, stretched across nue as little in esse as was the the country from sea to sea, and coin in which it was estimated. began to put out its feelers toThe President declined the money, wards the capital. To yield was which there was no treasury to at length a work of necessity; and pay; and having told them that Russia, dictating the terms of he was proud to have been al- peace, inserted an article in the lowed to "deposit the remainder treaty, by which Turkey acceded of his small property on the altar expressly to the protocol of the of the country," added, that he 22nd of March, and by which it would never be a burthen to the was stipulated that the Porte public so long as any thing was should immediately appoint plenileft of that " remainder" which potentiaries to settle with those of had been already deposited. In the three powers, the execution regard to foreign affairs, they of the stipulations and arrangegave him full power to take part in ments contained in that diplomatic any negotiations regarding Greece. act. By their last act, they declared that Russia, in thus making the setthey themselves were to form the tlement of the Greek question an next assembly, and were to be article of her separate treaty with convoked by the President so soon Turkey, falsified her own declaas the government should have ration, and usurped the powers of prepared a constitution, or other her allies. She had expressly and important matters should occur. ostentatiously announced, that the
In the mean time, the ambas.. Greek question was no cause of the
war which she was about to wage, sovereignty over the new state, and that, in regard to that topic of with an annual tribute, or whether dispute, she would act only in con- Greece should be utterly severed cert with her allies. By what right, from the empire, and set up in then, did she insert a single stipu- absolute independence ? The lation regarding it, in the treaty suzeraintè of the Porte had been that terminated a war, with which, one of the provisions of the treaty according to her own professions, of London; it was an express it had no connection, and a treaty condition of the protocol of the to which those powers, without 22nd of March, to which the Sulwhom she had bound herself to tan had been compelled to accede. take no step regarding it, neither The three powers had not hitherto were, nor could be, parties. This claimed any right actually to cut resembled too much the arrogance off whatever portion they might of the conqueror, who felt that his choose from the Sultan's dominions sword had rendered him inde- and erect it into an independent pendent of his diplomatic allies, state. But they had now changed and that he had contrived to make their minds; and it was resolved use of their assistance to put him that Greece should be freed from in a situation, which enabled him the sovereignty of Turkey out to settle the Greek question in any and out. To say nothing of the way he might choose. France and mischievous principle, if principle England immediately represented there be any, which lies at the to Russia, that the execution of the bottom of such acts, what had treaty of London did not belong already become of the treaty of to her alone, but was to be the Adrianople, signed only a few joint work of the three Cabinets. weeks before? The Sultan had In consequence of this representa- therein accepted the protocol of tion, it was agreed that the con- the 22nd of March; he had taken ferences regarding Greece should its disadvantages, and he was be transferred to London, and that entitled to its benefits. By that Turkey should not be authorized treaty Russia was bound, if there or required to send plenipotenti- be any faith in treaties at all, to aries to attend to her interests, preserve to Turkey its supremacy although her treaty with Russia over Greece; and yet Russia is expressly stipulated that she should one of three powers who calmly have power to do so. As among sit down, when the ink of that the allies, this might be perfectly treaty is scarcely dry, and resolve right; but as to the Porte the that it shall not be observed ! principle was this, that the provi- True it is, that Russia ought not sions in the treaty between it and to have meddled with the matter Russia were to be binding on the —that she was bound up from latter only in so far as they were making any stipulation regarding not inconsistent with engagements it. But still, since she had done between her and other powers, to so, she, at least, was bound to use which the Porte was no party.
all her influence to obtain its fulThe first important question filment: she used all her influence was, whether Turkey should be the other way. Even in regard to allowed to retain even a nominal her companions, the conditions, which they had proposed, were dent's answer to the note of the verbatim the conditions to which English resident, requesting a susRussia brought Turkey to consent pension of hostilities, and giving in the treaty. Turkey, who was full power to the President " to no party to their conventions and take part in the negotiations to protocols, was entitled to hold, which the allied powers might inthat, when she made one of the vite him, in order to agree on the powers the medium of her assent conditions of the execution of the to that which all the three were treaty of London," but declaring, at demanding, she was satisfying the the same time, that the conditions claims of all of them. Vae victis! agreed on should not be binding
As some compensation for this on the nation, till they were acunprincipled game of confederacy, knowledged and confirmed by its the three powers next agreed to re- national representatives. Count strict the territory of the new state Capo d' Istria was invited to no within somewhat narrower limits negotiations, nor even informed of than were assumed in the protocol. their course. The interests of The boundary in that instrument Greece and of Turkey were decided was a line drawn across the at London,without the intervention mountains from the gulph of Volo of either a Turkish or a Greek on the east, to that of Arta on minister. It remained to be seen the west. The line now adopted how far the conclusions, at which was farther to the south. It was the three powers might arrive, to commence on the east at Zei- would receive the approbation of touni, a little to the northward of the "national representatives of Thermopylæ, and run across the Greece," and, if they did not, country, in the direction of Vra- how far these powers had succhori, till it reached the river As- ceeded in establishing happiness propotamos, the ancient Achelous, and repose by sacrificing the sound whose course it was then to follow principles of international law. to where it joins the sea not far Greece could scarcely have much to the west of Missolonghi. It reason to complain. The three thus excluded Acarnania and powers had not fought on her side Thessaly, the town of Vonizza, as allies; they had created her, which the Greeks had taken early as a thing to be moulded and in the year, and an extensive tract fashioned by their own views, and of level country lying round the' at their own pleasure. The gulph of Calamo. These matters they were exercising was anomawere determined without consult- lous in principle, and difficult in ing the wishes of the Greek practice ; but fortunately they people, or even making any com- could scarcely do any thing for munication to the Greek govern- her so bad as would indubitably ment. The National Assembly, have resulted from the ignorance which met at Argos on the 23rd of her own people, and the ignoof July, passed a decree, approv. rance, knavery, and selfishness of ing of the contents of the Presi- her own great men.
The power CHAP. XII.
UNITED STATES:-Congress-- Inaugural Address of the new Presi
dent.—Brazil.—Extraordinary Meeting of the Legislative Assembly-Proposed Reformation of the Bank-Ordinary Meeting of the Assembly--Reductions in Erpenditure-Finances-Attempted Impeachments of the Ministers of Justice and of War for their Proceedings on occasion of an Insurrection at Pernambuco.-Buenos Ayres.--General Lavalle, at the head of his Troops, overturns the Government-Do Rego, the Governor of Buenos Ayres, raises Troops in the Country to oppose him-Lavalle marches against him, defeats him, takes him Prisoner, and puts him to Death without Trial—Civil War-The Provinces of Santa Fè and Cordova declare against Lavalle—He marches against them—In his absence the Federalists under Rosas approach Buenos Ayres—Lavalle returns to defend the City— Buenos Ayres is besieged--Lavalle concludes a Treaty with the Federalists-Reverses of the Federalists in Cordova—The influence of Lavalle prevails in the Elections at Buenos Ayres- The Federalists refuse to acknowledge them --A new Convention is concluded, annulling the Elections, and naming a Senate to conduct the Government.—COLOMBIA.—War with Peru—The Peruvians blockade Guayaquil, and make an unsuccessful attack upon it-It afterwards capitulates—The Peruvians are defeated at Tarqui, and Preliminaries of Peace are signed–The Peruvian Governor of Guayaquil refuses to give it up, and the Campaign is renewed—In consequence of a Revolution in Peru, Guayaquil is given up to the Colombians, and Hostilities are suspended, that a Peace may be negociated—Bolivar convokes an Assembly to meet in 1830——He forces by a Decree the Rights of the Electors and the mode of Election-Santander's sentence of Death is commuted into Banishment– Decree against secret Societies
-An Insurrection against Bolivar breaks out in Popayan, but is quelled-Another Insurrection against his unlimited power breaks out in the province of Antioquia—A Revolution in Bolivia, in favour of the Colombian party.- PERU.-A Revolution—The President, Lamar, is sent into Banishment, and General La Fuente seizes the Government.--Mexico.---Consequences of the Insurrection of December 1828, and of the Flight of Pedrazza the President electCongress Meets ---Pedrazza resigns, and Guerrero is declared President-Law for the Expulsion of the old Spaniards--State of the Finances— Congress imposes an Income Tax, but the Government is unable to enforce it-Extraordinary Meeting of Congress to oppose a Spanish Invasion—They Vọte a forced Loan—They give the President unlimited power over Persons and Property-A Spanish


Todd Seelhorst was born in Indiana County in Pennsylvania and moved to Delaware in 1985 where he began his career teaching History at Smyrna High School in the Smyrna School District. After teaching for twenty years, Todd moved to the District Office where he worked as a curriculum specialist. In 2011, he became the District's first-ever Supervisor of Human Resources. During his career, Todd also taught in the College of Education as an adjunct professor at the University of Delaware for 12 years.
As a proponent of student volunteerism and community service, Todd established the first-ever student blood drive in Smyrna and oversaw the student-led Toys-for-Tots program and annual food drives for the needy. He has been involved with the Ronald McDonald House of Wilmington since 2006.
Todd retired in October of 2015. He enjoys canoeing, hiking, biking, and serving the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware. Todd is married, has two daughters, and three grandchildren.


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Каценеленбаум - фамилия:

 Каценеленбаум, Борис Захарович (1919—2015) — советский учёный-радиофизик, доктор физико-математических наук, профессор.
 Каценеленбаум, Захарий Соломонович (1885—1961) — российский и советский юрист и экономист, отец Бориса Каценеленбаума.

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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself' started by ezozo, May 12, 2006.
I all, I was a member in OG and ICmag and I see all of them are down.
I don't know why and how, hopfully everyone is OK.
Nice bud and welcome to the city!
Hi Everyone, I am Cody, Nice to meet the community!


Horsted Keynes is a beautiful village and we are lucky enough to have a fantastic range of properties of all ages in the village with gardens to match. Some are very structural, others are more chaotic, some favour edibles and some contain bee hives. All are worth a visit.
Our church graveyard will also be open as it has a fantastic array of roses.
All proceeds are to The Friends of Horsted Keynes Church, we are a non religious group who raise funds to look after the fabric and graveyard of our beautiful church.
There will be plant sales of various annuals and perennials alongside a delicious cake and tea stall.
Programmes are available on the day from a stall on the Village Green.


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Why Will We Defy Our Government, But Not Our Employer?
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How to do 360-Degree Feedback the Right Way
What's the right and the wrong way for senior leaders or managers to seek feedback from employees about their performance? McKinsey alum David Klein has some advice, as McKinsey is an organization obsessed with feedback and growth. His thoughts? The
How to Interview Your Future Boss
Bad bosses are a major contributor to employee disengagement. While we do not always get to choose our boss, when we are interviewing for a new position, we do have a choice. However, many job candidates gloss over the person
Mickey Says: Have a Plan to Pivot, People. Are You Listening?
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How Far Would You Go to Compromise Your Ideals?
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Last week we went to Ballast Point with our friends, and I was blown away! I cannot believe that was my first time there! My mom had told me that it was awesome, but I guess I just thought, "oh, it's just another kid park". Nope, it's pretty freaking cool! Not only does it have a huge playground with 3 very scary, tall slides, it has a smaller playground for little kids, AND a splash pad! But what really makes this park stand out among the crowd is the pier! The views of Bayshore Blvd and Downtown Tampa… as Bennett would say, "WOW"! I can't wait to take the boys back again. Lucky for us, it's so close to our house.
Hope everyone's week is going well, half way to Friday!
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Camp Koala is in a unique bush setting located at the back of Terry Saleh Art Gallery. This building is uniquely designed to hold cultural bush medicine and bush tucker activities.
You will experience tastings of native foods prepared by Anita. All foods are naturally grown, organic and lovingly prepared.


The Public Affairs Office will closed for the holidays from Dec. 26, 2011 to Jan 2, 2012. The office will re-open on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012.
University of British Columbia researchers have released a comprehensive estimate of the number of fisheries jobs around the world – including small-scale, artisanal operations that were previously not counted in official fisheries estimates.
Text messaging leads people to be more deceitful when compared to other modes of communication, according to Sauder School of Business researchers at the University of British Columbia.
With the news of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's death, UBC experts are available to comment on the implications for North Korea, regional security issues and international relations.
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President Jonathan of the PDP has been roundly defeated in Kano state by the APC presidential candidate, Gen. Buhari with millions of votes. In the same vein, the State governor, Engineer Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has been declared the winner of the Kano Central Senatorial zone election, with 758,383 votes to defeat the incumbent, Senator Garba Bashir Lado of the PDP who scored 205,809 votes.
Also in Kano North, the APC candidate, Alhaji Barau Jibrin was equally declared winner with 381,393 votes to defeat Senator Bello Isa Hayatu of the PDP who scored a total of 107,345. The candidate of the APC in Kano South, Senator Kabiru Gaya has been declared as the winner with 498,528 votes as against the candidate of the PDP, who scored 145,923 votes. Equally, the APC has won 23 of the 24 Federal Constituencies in Kano State, according to results declared by INEC.


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The Programme comprises of Compulsory and Optional courses.
In the first semester (Semester A), students have to attend and complete successfully three (3) compulsory courses and one (1) optional course from the spring term.
In the second semester (Semester B) students have to attend and complete successfully two (2) compulsory courses and two (2) optional courses from the winter term.
In the third semester (Semester C) students have to prepare the Master Thesis.
Students who have successfully completed their obligations for the first two semesters (as defined by the Interdepartmental Committee and described in the Academic Regulation of the Programme) can proceed with the preparation of their Master Thesis. The Master Thesis is prepared during the third semester (Semester C). Every Master Thesis is supervised by one tutor-member of the academic staff of the programme. For the examination of every Master Thesis a three-member committee is assigned, which is comprised of the supervisor and two other members (academic staff, scientific staff or researchers with grade A, B or C, possessing a PhD, according to the Law N.3685). The area of expertise of each member should be relevant with the topic of the Master Thesis.
Semester C: Master Thesis = 30 ECTS credits.


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Entering its ninth year, Best New Poets has established itself as a crucial venue for rising poets and a valuable resource for poetry lovers. The only publication of its kind, this annual anthology is made up exclusively of work by writers who have not yet published a full-length book. The poems included in this eclectic sampling represent the best from the many that have been nominated by the country's top literary magazines and writing programs, as well as some two thousand additional poems submitted through an open online competition. The work of the fifty writers represented here provides the best perspective available on the continuing vitality of poetry as it is being practiced today.
Dorianne Laux is the author of five volumes of poetry, including Facts about the Moon, winner of the Oregon Book Award, and What We Carry, which was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award. She teaches poetry at Pacific University and North Carolina State University.


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Association of Prenatal Exposure to Ambient & Air Pollution With Newborn Thyroid Function
Soot and dust alter thyroid development in fetuses before they are born in smoggy cities, raising concern about health impacts later in life, new USC research shows. It means before a doctor cuts the umbilical cord or a parent hugs a baby or a sibling gazes at the newest member of the family, the caress of air pollution already reached the womb's inner sanctum.
The timing couldn't be worse, as the researchers found that no matter when they checked, thyroid impacts were evident until the final month of gestation. This is one of the few studies to monitor air pollution effects on a developing fetus and the first to track pollution changes month by month on thyroid hormones. The newly published research paper appears in JAMA Network Open.
Alopecia Causes Alopecia, Could Be Treated Soon
Baldness caused by alopecia areata could soon be treated safely and effectively, after an international University of Melbourne-led trial found two new drugs to be safe and effective.
Association Of Infant Walkers And Injuries Sending To The Emergency Department
A new study from researchers in the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital examined characteristics of infant walker-related injuries and evaluated the effect of the 2010 federal mandatory safety standard on these injuries. Although infant walkers provide no benefit to children and pose a significant injury risk, many are still being used in US homes.
Increased Number and Activity of a Lateral Subpopulation of Hypothalamic Orexin
A study in cocaine-addicted rats reports long-lasting increases in the number of neurons that produce orexin, a chemical messenger important for sleep and appetite that may be at the root of the addiction. The study was published in Biological Psychiatry.
Restoring the number of orexin neurons to normal, or blocking orexin signaling in the brain, made the rats no longer addicted, suggesting the increased orexin neurons to be essential brain changes that cause the addicted state.
Psychological well-being Can Improve Overall Heart Health
According to a new study, Optimism and a sense of purpose can improve your heart health. Psychological well-being has cardiovascular benefits because people with a positive outlook are more inclined to lead a healthy lifestyle. The study was published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
Rise in Suicide Cases in Nepal due to Depression, Findings
Depression is becoming a dominant psychological disorder these days. It has been leading to a either a number of additional disorders or alarming number of suicides.
Body Clock Make Drugs More Effective
Researchers created a database for the daily circadian rhythms of genetic activity. The findings may help physicians time the delivery of drugs in accordance with a person's body clock, boosting treatment for cardiovascular disease and other conditions.
Prevalence of Asthma More Among The Obese People, Researchers
Obesity is known to be a risk factor for developing asthma but a new study shows that the reverse is also true: people with asthma are more likely to go on to become obese.
Tx de-escalation in COPD: Small Reduction in Lung Function
A de-escalation from triple therapy to indacaterol/glycopyrronium may lead to a small reduction in lung function in non-frequently exacerbating patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) but no difference in exacerbations, according to a study published in the issue of the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
Genetic Information Shared by Dangerous Bacterium, Findings
Bacteria are very sneaky in their efforts to develop resistance to antibiotics. Some strains of bacteria package up the genetic instructions for how they defend themselves and cause disease, and pass this information on to neighbouring, naïve, bacteria – essentially gifting their colleagues with the defences they need to survive against our medical armoury of antibiotics.
Virus Destabilizes the Genome, Mechanism Uncovered
New insights into how Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV) induces genome instability and promotes cell proliferation could lead to the development of novel antiviral therapies for KSHV-associated cancers, according to a study published in the open-access journal PLOS Pathogens by Erle Robertson of the University of Pennsylvania, and colleagues.
Heroin Crisis: 50% are Trying Heroin However Marijuana Use Grows
Some good news from the front lines of the heroin crisis: Half as many people tried heroin for the first time in 2017 as in 2016. That's according to data released from the government's annual National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
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'Blackhat' Trailer Shows Chris Hemsworth Hulking Out, Explosions
Michael Mann's cyber-thriller is due out early next year
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The upcoming cyber-thriller Blackhat finds Thor actor Chris Hemsworth playing a genius criminal hacker, whom the government has freed to try to catch an international network of hackers. The first trailer for the movie, which was directed by Michael Mann (Heat, The Insider, Public Enemies), shows just how explosive the storyline is – literally.
From the start, tension runs high as images of computers and "Internety" screens show how everything in the world is connected before it's revealed that a cyber agitator is targeting financial markets. As it happens, the only person who could help them is a "genius coder" from MIT named Nicholas Hathaway (Hemsworth), who was serving a 15-year sentence before bargaining to commute his case to help out the authorities. From there, it's all running, guns, explosions and scenes of Hemsworth hulking out as he and his compatriots trace the hacker network around the world.
"This isn't about money," a villainous character says toward the end of the trailer. "This isn't about politics. I can target anyone, anything, anywhere."
"They don't know who [the terrorist] is, where he is, and they don't know why he's doing what he's doing," Mann recently told Entertainment Weekly about the film. "There's no apparent motive. The people they're working against are high-speed, world-class. They're dangerous, violent, and that launches our story."
Mann and Hemsworth gave Comic-Con attendees a first look at scenes from the film this past July. The movie will premiere in theaters on January 16th, according to Deadline.


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Орешников — овраг с сезонным водотоком в Кинель-Черкасском районе Самарской области России. Левый приток Малого Кинеля. Длина реки — 13 км. Площадь водосборного бассейна — 36,4 км².

Протекает по территории сельского поселения Новые Ключи. Исток в 4,5 км к востоку от села Новые Ключи. Течёт по оврагу на север. Впадает в Малый Кинель по левому берегу в 43 км от устья. Высота устья — 56 м над уровнем моря.

В среднем течении на правом берегу расположен посёлок Заовражный. Имеются пруды на реке у посёлка и в верховьях. В нижнем течении реку пересекает автодорога Кинель-Черкассы — Октябрьский.

Данные водного реестра
По данным государственного водного реестра России относится к Нижневолжскому бассейновому округу, водохозяйственный участок реки — Большой Кинель от истока и до устья, без реки Кутулук от истока до Кутулукского гидроузла. Речной бассейн реки — Волга от верхнего Куйбышевского водохранилища до впадения в Каспий.

Код объекта в государственном водном реестре — 11010000812112100008388.

Примечания

Притоки Малого Кинеля
Реки Кинель-Черкасского района


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What is this information sheet about?This information sheet discusses the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) Age Barriers to Work Inquiry. It outlines some of the ALRC's key recommendations aimed at removing barriers to workforce participation for mature age people, including mature age people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds. Further detail about these recommendations …
Access All Ages—Older Workers and Commonwealth Laws (ALRC Report 120)
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This past Sunday morning, Hobson and I met a friend at an apple orchard just five minutes down the street from where we live for a photoshoot. I'll start off by saying that Kait, of Kait Jaouen Photography, is one talented girl. There was no real reason behind this shoot, just to capture some shots and indulge in a fun morning at the orchard. Now, Hobson and I know we're not flawless models, but I absolutely love the way these photos turned out! I'm excited to look back on them years down the road and smile. I've never done a photoshoot with anyone other than my father. That on top of the fact that it was a "couples shoot" and we're supposed to be all lovey and cute made me a little nervous, but Kait made us comfortable within the first seconds and it turned out to be oh so fun! Hope you enjoy these shots. We absolutely loved them! Check out some of Kait's work on her facebook page, as if these photos aren't proof enough! She rocks. Seriously.


Flagging India's low rate of insulinisation, a group of experts here on Wednesday drew attention to the disturbingly high rate of needle reuse with both syringes and pens among diabetics.
Highlighting the importance of correct injection practices, leading clinical experts in diabetes care said with only about three million injecting insulin out of 69.2 million who live with diabetes, India has a low rate of insulinisation.
"Insulin injection is not at all painful. Shorter needles can provide safety from injecting into muscle, as an insulin injection into muscle may lead to hypoglycemia," Subhankar Chowdhury, professor and head, department of endocrinology, IPGMER and SSKM Hospital, Kolkata said.
He was addressing the media at the release of the Forum for Injection Technique and Therapy Expert Recommendations (Fitter) India.
The key recommendations of Fitter are that the "shortest needles (currently 4mm in pens and 6mm in syringes), are safe, effective and less painful and should be the first line of choice in all patient categories".
"Despite the fact that India is ahead of the curve in using the shortest needles, there is disturbingly high rate of needle reuse with both syringes and pens," the expert said quoting the insulin injection technique questionnaire survey.


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