Nice apartment recently renovated, with air condition, located 100 meters from Cipro Metro Station. Train Station Valle Aurelia and a new shopping center "Aura" is close by. You can reach the Vatican Museums and St. Peter in 10 min walk. The area is quiet, safe and well stocked with amenities.
The apartment has two big bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen, a hall and a balcony overlooking the Vatican.
Both rooms have 32-inch LED TV and free wifi is available throughout the apartment.
The kitchen, with induction hob is equipped with dishwasher, freezer, water heater, toaster, microwave and all necessary utensils for cooking and eating. At complete disposal there are water, tea and coffee selections.
The apartment is located in a excellent area of Rome, central and well connected. The services available are many: within 100 meters there are two supermarkets (Carrefour and Conad), a newsagent, two banks, bars.
We will be happy to provide help for all your needs.
Upon check-in, as in any other place in Rome you book in, must be paid the City tax (3,5 Euros per person per day for the first 10 days).
I am married. I live in Rome since 2008. I was born in Belarus, lived in Germany before coming to live in Rome , the birthplace of my husband . I like traveling and meeting new people. I will be glad to share with you my love for the Eternal City . I speak English, German , Polish and Russian . The style of travel that does for me is relaxing and fun . I am a great lover of Italian food.
The flat is a property of my husband. He is Italian, roman to be precise. We decided to rent the flat to the foreign guess in order to let them have an experience of a real home once in Rome, such a nice city.
The flat is situated in a very secure zone of Rome. It is residential but at the same time very close to the center. To Vatican area is only 10 minutes walk. There are everything you need nearby: 2 supermarkets, coffee shops and restaurants, children playground, parks. There is also a tourist agent in front of the house where you can book your tours in Rome.
There is a covered payment parking close to flat.
The kitchen has all the necessary for cooking and eating at home.
Both rooms have a 32 inch LCD TV.
It is allowed smoking in the two balcony.
If you need a private transfer from and to the airport I can organize it for you for a fixed price: 50/60 euro depending on the quantity of luggage and the number of persons.
I liked it a lot. It was enough room for four of us. Near the subway and walking distance to the Vatican museum. The owner, Marina, is very easy to get in touch with and she was always happy to answer any of our questions. Highly recommend this place for a comfortable stay.
Thank you Iryna. You were excellent guests. Pleasure to know you.
Our first time in Italy and it was a wonderful holiday. Travelling with three adults and stayed for one week. Marina was there to greet us which was welcome as this was our first stop on our vacation. Apartment was very comfortable, well organized with all amenities we needed and exceptionally clean. Location was very handy - close to grocery store and metro station for easy access to all the sights of Rome and within walking distance to the Vatican. If we are lucky enough to return, will definitely be staying here again. Thanks Marina and hope you get a chance to use your mitts! Hugs from Canada!
Four adults fit very comfortably in this light, airy apartment for a 9 day stay. The metro stop was close by, which enabled us to easily get anywhere we wanted to go, including the train station for trips outside of Rome. Marina was friendly and helpful by providing us with any information we needed. She was always available for questions during our stay and even helped us to get a taxi to the airport when we were leaving. She also recommended some wonderful neighborhood restaurants that were off the beaten touristy tracks. The neighborhood was convenient for amenities such as groceries and Marina had some food stocked for us upon our arrival, which was much appreciated after a long flight. We absolutely loved the coffee shop downstairs where we were always greeted with a smile of recognition as we started each day, making us feel part of the neighborhood, and with one of the best cappuccinos we have ever had at a great price. All in all, it was a great experience for our first time in Italy.
From Fiumicino Airport you can take the train "Leonardo Express" to Termini Station of Rome city center. The bus line Terravision to Termini Station is also good. From Termini Station you take the metro Line A direction Battistini and go till Cipro. From Cipro the flat is in 2 min way on foot.
From Ciampino Airport you can take only the bus line Terravision to Termini Station of Rome city center.
PRIVATE TRANSFER IS AVAILABLE FOR 50-60 EURO.
If you arrive by car you can park on the street for 1euro per hour. At the open air parkplace of the metro station Cipro you'll pay: 2-4 euro a day. Weekdays outside of these hours: 6:00 to 22:00 and on weekdays parking is free unless otherwise signposted on site.
Otherwise you can use also a private garage you'll find in front of the house for 15 - 30 euros per day depending on the size of your car.


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Rumours about Red Dead Redemption remake and aliens DLC are fake
By:Semir Omerovic - Ghost
Published: 13:52, 23 July 2019
Recently, a Reddit user claimed that the original Red Dead Redemption is getting a remake and will release on PC. He also said that DLC with aliens is in the works for Red Dead Redemption 2. However, this couldn't be further from the truth.
Earlier this week, a Reddit rumour spread like a wildfire all over the internet, claiming that Rockstar Games are working on some exciting new Red Dead Redemption content.
According to a Reddit user who goes by the name of throwaway11113454, a friend, who is an environment artist at Rockstar has confirmed that the publisher are working on a remake of the original Red Dead Redemption and a DLC for the sequel - Red Dead Redemption 2.
The DLC would be similar to Undead Nightmare, and you'd play as Arthur. As for the remake, it would arrive sometime in late 2020 or early 2021, with a larger map and some other improvements over the original.
The whole post looked fishy from the start and the Reddit user has admitted that everything is made up and that his little lie was part of an experiment regarding the rumours in the video game industry.
"There is no dlc for Red Dead Redemption 2 or remake of the first game as far as I know. This was an experiment I have always wanted to do regarding the spreading of rumours in video game culture. I've been thinking about this for a while and wondering how I was going to do it, then I saw red dead online was basically being ignored so this was basically a good starting point for me," throwaway11113454 wrote in a new post.
Apparently, the Reddit user decided to confess after a couple of gaming websites picked up the rumour as he didn't want to trick people into believing that Rockstar are working on new Red Dead Redemption content.
Rockstar Red Dead Redemption 2
While this rumour is certainly a lie, it wouldn't be surprising to see a Red Dead Redemption 2 DLC in the near future. Unfortunately, Rockstar Games never even mentioned this possibility, which is a true shame given that the sequel was a real gem .
Red Dead Redemption 2 - Gameplay footage reveal gallery
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Rockstar Games have released the first gameplay video of Red Dead Redemption 2 that featured a narrator explaining the differences between the first game and the highly anticipated sequel. You can see the entire gameplay video here.
Red Dead Redemption 2 confirmed for Spring 2018
Rockstar Games have confirmed Red Dead Redemption 2 will release next Spring. The studio also apologised for pushing the release date further down into 2018, citing the game being designed from the ground up to suit the latest console generation as the reason for the delay.
God of War dominates BAFTA Games Awards nominations
BAFTA Games Awards nominees have been revealed and PlayStation 4 exclusive God of War leads the list with ten nominations. Return of the Obra Dinn is up for six prizes just like Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption 2 and mobile game Florence.
God of War dominates Bafta Games Awards 2019 with five wins
SIE Santa Monica's God of War has absolutely dominated the Bafta Games Awards, winning in five categories including the Audio Achievement, Music, Narrative, Performer and the Best Game. Red Dead Redemption 2 failed to win a single award.
Red Dead Online update boosts gold rewards and reduces gun prices
Rockstar have released the first update for Red Dead Online open beta and the list of changes includes increased gold and money rewards and reduced weapon prices. Another batch of fixes for some persistent issues will follow next week.
Red Dead Redemption 2 PC trailer shows the game in all its 4K 60FPS glory
Rockstar Games have released the first trailer for the PC version of Red Dead Redemption 2. It's the first look at the game in 4K and 60 frames per second and it's safe to say that it looks absolutely stunning.
Red Dead Online gets a new Gun Rush battle royale mode
Rockstar have released a new update for Red Dead Online Beta which introduces a new battle royale mode dubbed Gun Rush. It supports up to 32 players and unlike Make it Count it has guns. It's playable in free for all and team modes.
Red Dead Online's latest Showdown mode is Up in Smoke
Rockstar's latest bit of content for Red Dead Online beta is a new Showdown mode named Up in Smoke. In the new mode, players will have to destroy the opponent's camp to claim victory. The update also introduces new, weekly featured bonuses.
Red Dead Online glitch lets you make infinite money
Players have discovered a glitch in Red Dead Online which allows them to make an infinite amount of money. This can be achieved in two ways and both methods are yet to be addressed by Rockstar as Red Dead Online goes live for all players.
Red Dead Redemption 2 themed treasure hunt in GTA V might put an end to the old grave myth
GTA Online's Doomsday Heist DLC brought more surprises than we initially thought. Team Guru discovered a Red Dead Redemption 2 themed treasure hunt within the update's code. The end of the hunt might finally reveal the name of the poor soul that lies in the unmarked grave in GTA V.
Red Dead Redemption 2's trailer shows off next protagonist
Red Dead Redemption 2 just got a new trailer. The game was recently delayed to spring 2018. The trailer that shows the next protagonist and fleshes out the story a little further. While the game was delayed, the hype was merely extended.

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Posted on June 29, 2019 by Zach
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Hellraiser TV series may be on the way: Producers Roy Lee and Dan Farah, who have worked on IT and Ready Player One respectively, have made a deal to secure the TV rights to the Hellraiser franchise. They'll work with the current rights holders and are looking to bring Pinhead and the rest of the gang to the small screen, possibly as an anthology series or as a narrative continuation of the films, with elements of Clive Barker's The Hellbound Heart as well.
Melissa McCarthy in talks for Ursula in live action Little Mermaid: With the continued massive success of the Disney live-action reboots, The Little Mermaid is one of the many coming in the near future and Melissa McCarthy is in talks to play the evil sea witch Ursula. Rob Marshall, who recently directed Mary Poppins Returns, is directing and Al Menken and Lin-Manuel Miranda are creating new songs to go along with all the songs from the original animated movie.
USA developing a pilot based on Masters of Doom: USA is developing a pilot based on the book Masters of Doom, which detailed the development of Doom and Quake by John Carmack and John Romero and how they eventually went their separate ways. USA is hoping this would be the first in an anthology series detailing other stories from the history of games.
Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill starring in Enola Holmes movie: Stranger Things star is starring in Enola Holmes, a new spin on the Sherlock Holmes mythology based on a series of books. Enola is Sherlock's younger sister, who is equally great at solving crimes. Brown will play Enola and Henry Cavill will play Sherlock while Helena Bonham Carter will play Enola's mother.
More Bill and Ted 3 casting: The cast keeps expanding for the upcoming Bill and Ted sequel as Beck Bennett from SNL has been cast as Ted's younger brother Deacon while Amy Stoch and Hal Landon Jr will return as Missy and Chet Logan from the first two films.
Seinfeld Experience coming to NYC: To celebrate the show's 30th anniversary, the immersive Seinfeld Experience will be opening in NYC this fall. The exhibit will feature behind the scenes photos, props and meticulously recreated sets, like Jerry's apartment. There's no date yet but it will be in the Gramercy neighborhood of Manhattan.
Final Fantasy XIV live-action TV series in development: The MMO Final Fantasy XIV is coming to a TV near you as a live-action TV series is in development. The same production company behind The Expanse and The Witcher, Hivemind, is behind the series along with Sony Television and will tell an original story in the game's world of Eorzea with "iconic hallmarks" of the Final Fantasy series, like Cid and Chocobos, appearing in the show.
Castle Freak remake in development: Full Moon and Fangoria are teaming up to remake Stuart Gordon's 90s Lovecraftian horror movie, Castle Freak. Full Moon's Charles Band had made a fake poster for a movie called Castle Freak and Stuart Gordon was interested in making it and Band let him do whatever he wanted as long it had both a castle and a freak. Gordon continued his Lovecraftian adaptations by loosely adapting The Outsider. The remake will follow a group of friends who travel to Albania to help their blind friend Rebecca take possession of a castle she inherited but they discover dark and cosmic secrets within.
RIP Billy Drago: Villain character actor Billy Drago passed away this week at age 73. Drago appeared in movies like The Untouchables, Delta Force 2, The Hills Have Eyes remake and on shows like Charmed, usually playing some sort of villain.
Salma Hayek may join The Eternals: The mysterious and cosmic new MCU movie The Eternals continues to build, or at least is looking at casting, an insane cast and Salma Hayek may be the latest to join. Angelina Jolie, Kumail Nanjiani and Richard Madden were previously cast and Marvel is apparently looking to cast Hayek as well. This may also be the movie that brings Keanu into the MCU. Chloe Zhao, who directed The Rider, is directing the movie, which follows the Eternals, a group of ancient humans that were enhanced by the Celestials millions of years ago.
The Beach prequel series is in the works: Making the rounds promoting Yesterday, Danny Boyle said he's developing a prequel to his 2000 movie The Beach. The movie starred Leonardo DiCaprio as a backpacker who uncovers a seemingly utopian society living on a gorgeous beach in Thailand and the TV show would be set in modern times but follow the same character Leo played.
Myst getting a movie and TV series: Iconic 90s PC game Myst has both a movie and TV show in development. Village Roadshow Entertainment Group has gotten both the film and TV rights to the game and is looking to develop multiple projects, including possibly some sort of reality show/competition, as they said both "scripted and unscripted" projects. A reality show where people have to travel around an island solving puzzles might actually be kind of cool.
Deadly Class officially dead: After being canceled by SyFy, Deadly Class has failed to find a new home and is 100% dead. The show was based on the Rick Remender comic series about a secret school that trains future criminals and assassins. The comic is still going, so if you're curious about what happens following the show's finale cliffhanger, you can head to your local comic shop.
The Office leaving Netflix in 2021: Netflix suffered a major blow in the streaming wars as NBC is pulling The Office from the service in 2021 for their NBCUniversal streaming app. NBC bought the streaming rights for $500 million, or $100 million per year for 5 years, outbidding Netflix's attempt to keep the rights by $10 million a year. The Office is one of the, if not the most, watched content on Netflix.
American Horror Story 1984 gets a premiere date: The newest season of American Horror Story is coming on September 18th this fall. The new series is subtitled 1984 and is a parody/homage to 80s slasher movies.
Zachary Levi starring in new spy action/comedy movie: Zachary Levi is returning to the world of comedic espionage in a new movie called Spy Guys that is being produced by The Lonely Island. John Tomsic, who directed Tag, is directing the movie and follows a Levi as a Jason Bourne/James Bond style spy who has to get help while on a mission from his idiotic college friends.
Good Morning, Midnight coming to Netflix from George Clooney: Netflix is getting a new sci-fi movie directed by and starring George Clooney called Good Morning, Midnight. The movie is based on a novel by Lily Brooks-Dalton and is set in a post-apocalyptic Earth where a lonely scientist in the Arctic is trying to contact the crew of astronauts who are returning from a mission in deep space.
Taika Waititi developing an animated Flash Gordon movie for Disney: Taika Waititi is putting his spin on the classic pulp sci-fi hero Flash Gordon for Disney in a new animated movie. It seems like right now Taika is just trying to figure out a good take on the character but it's not clear if he will get involved any deeper, like writing or directing. It's not clear if it will be a serious return to the 30s comics or if it will be more in line with the beloved camp classic 80s movie version.
Third 28 *blank* Later movie still in development: Along with the aforementioned news about The Beach prequel, Danny Boyle also confirmed they are still working on a third film in the 28 Days/Weeks later series. Boyle has been working with Alex Garland, who wrote 28 Days Later and has since directed Ex Machina and Annihilation. The duo worked on the first film but neither were involved with the sequel, 28 Weeks Later.
New Scooby Doo series has the team joining literally everyone: A new Scooby-Doo cartoon is in the works called Scooby-Doo and Guess Who and it will find the Mystery Incorporated gang literally teaming up with anyone and everyone. Sherlock Holmes, Batman, Ricky Gervais, Houston Rockets point guard Chris Paul and mother effing Steve Urkel are some of the real and fictional characters the gang will team with to solve mysteries. The new series will air on Boomerang's streaming service.
Paul Rudd joins Ghostbusters 2020: Paul Rudd announced in a video this week that he is joining the cast of Ghostbusters 2020, next summer's sequel to the first two Ghostbusters films. It's not clear who Rudd will play but the movie is following a younger group of teens that become the Ghostbusters with some help from the previous team. Finn Wolfhard, McKenna Grace and Carrie Coon are co-starring and Sigourney Weaver confirmed she will return as Dana Barrett with Bill Murray, Ernie Hudson and Dan Aykroyd expected to appear as well.
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Scrum Jobs in Glasgow
Scrum Vacancies
The following table provides summary statistics for permanent job vacancies advertised in Glasgow with a requirement for Scrum skills. Included is a benchmarking guide to the salaries offered in vacancies that have cited Scrum over the 6 months to 19 July 2019 with a comparison to the same period in the previous 2 years.
Scotland > Glasgow
Rank change year-on-year -20 -8 +11
Permanent jobs citing Scrum 101 238 267
As % of all permanent IT jobs advertised in Glasgow 5.36% 9.80% 12.10%
As % of the Processes & Methodologies category 5.72% 10.34% 12.96%
Number of salaries quoted 76 156 116
Glasgow median annual salary £45,000 £50,000 £41,250
Median salary % change year-on-year -10.00% +21.21% -8.33%
Scotland median annual salary £45,000 £46,165 £45,000
% change year-on-year -2.52% +2.59% -
Scrum is in the Processes and Methodologies category. The following table is for comparison with the above and provides summary statistics for all permanent job vacancies advertised in Glasgow with a requirement for process or methodology skills.
As % of all permanent IT jobs advertised in Glasgow 93.74% 94.81% 93.34%
Median salary % change year-on-year -5.26% +5.56% +5.88%
Job Vacancy Trend in Glasgow
Job postings citing Scrum as a percentage of all IT jobs advertised in Glasgow.
Salary Trend in Glasgow
This chart provides the 3-month moving average for salaries quoted in permanent IT jobs citing Scrum in Glasgow.
Salary Histogram in Glasgow
The salary distribution of IT jobs citing Scrum in Glasgow over the 6 months to 19 July 2019.
Top 30 Co-occurring IT Skills in Glasgow
For the 6 months to 19 July 2019, IT jobs citing Scrum also mentioned the following skills in order of popularity. The figures indicate the absolute number co-occurrences and as a proportion of all permanent job ads across the Glasgow region with a requirement for Scrum.
5 31 (30.69%) JavaScript
5 31 (30.69%) Software Engineering
6 29 (28.71%) Java
7 27 (26.73%) Kanban
7 27 (26.73%) AngularJS
8 25 (24.75%) Continuous Integration
9 22 (21.78%) CSS
10 21 (20.79%) HTML
10 21 (20.79%) TDD
11 19 (18.81%) Amazon AWS
11 19 (18.81%) BDD
12 17 (16.83%) Finance
12 17 (16.83%) Web Services
12 17 (16.83%) RESTful
12 17 (16.83%) Microservices
13 16 (15.84%) SQL Server
13 16 (15.84%) Python
14 15 (14.85%) JSON
14 15 (14.85%) QA
14 15 (14.85%) Enterprise Software
15 14 (13.86%) User Experience
15 14 (13.86%) React
15 14 (13.86%) SDLC
Co-occurring IT Skills in Glasgow by Category
2 3 (2.97%) Confluence
2 3 (2.97%) SharePoint
2 3 (2.97%) Umbraco
2 3 (2.97%) WebSphere
3 2 (1.98%) Apache Spark
3 2 (1.98%) IIS
4 1 (0.99%) Apache Solr
4 1 (0.99%) CloudStack
4 1 (0.99%) OpenStack
1 1 (0.99%) Actimize
2 19 (18.81%) Amazon AWS
3 7 (6.93%) Google Cloud Platform
4 6 (5.94%) Cloud Computing
4 6 (5.94%) G Suite
5 4 (3.96%) SaaS
6 1 (0.99%) Amazon SQS
6 1 (0.99%) BlazeMeter
6 1 (0.99%) GitHub
1 2 (1.98%) HTTP
2 6 (5.94%) PostgreSQL
2 6 (5.94%) Text Mining
3 5 (4.95%) Big Data
4 3 (2.97%) Cosmos DB
4 3 (2.97%) RDBMS
5 2 (1.98%) Apache Hive
5 2 (1.98%) DB2
6 1 (0.99%) Apache Cassandra
6 1 (0.99%) CouchDB
6 1 (0.99%) Oracle Database 10g
6 1 (0.99%) SQL Server Analysis Services
6 1 (0.99%) SQL Server Integration Services
6 1 (0.99%) SQL Server Reporting Services
1 13 (12.87%) Git (software)
2 12 (11.88%) JIRA
3 10 (9.90%) Jenkins
5 6 (5.94%) Ant
5 6 (5.94%) Maven
6 5 (4.95%) Cucumber
7 4 (3.96%) Gradle
7 4 (3.96%) SpecFlow
8 3 (2.97%) Mocha
8 3 (2.97%) Sinon.JS
9 2 (1.98%) Babel
9 2 (1.98%) Eclipse
9 2 (1.98%) Hudson
9 2 (1.98%) NUnit
9 2 (1.98%) SoapUI
10 1 (0.99%) eggPlant
10 1 (0.99%) GitLab
10 1 (0.99%) The Grinder
1 17 (16.83%) Finance
2 7 (6.93%) Banking
4 1 (0.99%) Advertising
4 1 (0.99%) Corporate Banking
4 1 (0.99%) International Banking
1 44 (43.56%) Developer
2 18 (17.82%) .NET Developer
3 14 (13.86%) Java Developer
4 13 (12.87%) Software Engineer
5 11 (10.89%) Project Manager
6 10 (9.90%) Senior Developer
7 9 (8.91%) C# Developer
7 9 (8.91%) Software Developer
8 7 (6.93%) Agile Project Manager
8 7 (6.93%) Analyst
9 5 (4.95%) iOS Developer
9 5 (4.95%) Mobile Developer
9 5 (4.95%) Scala Developer
9 5 (4.95%) Senior .NET Developer
9 5 (4.95%) Tester
10 4 (3.96%) Architect
10 4 (3.96%) Delivery Manager
10 4 (3.96%) Senior Java Developer
10 4 (3.96%) Technical Architect
4 21 (20.79%) HTML
5 17 (16.83%) RESTful
5 17 (16.83%) Web Services
6 15 (14.85%) JSON
7 14 (13.86%) React
8 11 (10.89%) Node.js
9 10 (9.90%) CSS3
9 10 (9.90%) HTML5
9 10 (9.90%) Spring
10 8 (7.92%) .NET Core
10 8 (7.92%) .NET Framework
10 8 (7.92%) ASP.NET MVC
10 8 (7.92%) Spring Boot
11 6 (5.94%) Express
11 6 (5.94%) Natural Language Processing
11 6 (5.94%) Ruby on Rails
1 15 (14.85%) Enterprise Software
2 14 (13.86%) User Experience
3 11 (10.89%) Greenfield Project
4 5 (4.95%) Client/Server
5 4 (3.96%) Virtual Team
7 2 (1.98%) Reference Data
7 2 (1.98%) SWIFT
8 1 (0.99%) Algorithms
8 1 (0.99%) Over-the-Top Content
8 1 (0.99%) Renewable Energy
8 1 (0.99%) SCADA
8 1 (0.99%) Video on Demand
2 10 (9.90%) Android
2 10 (9.90%) Linux
2 10 (9.90%) Unix
4 1 (0.99%) CentOS
4 1 (0.99%) Ubuntu
5 21 (20.79%) TDD
6 19 (18.81%) BDD
7 17 (16.83%) Microservices
9 13 (12.87%) MVC
10 12 (11.88%) Computer Science
10 12 (11.88%) DevOps
11 11 (10.89%) Test Automation
11 11 (10.89%) Waterfall
12 10 (9.90%) Mentoring
12 10 (9.90%) Technical Leadership
13 9 (8.91%) OO
13 9 (8.91%) Problem-Solving
13 9 (8.91%) Product Management
13 9 (8.91%) Project Management
13 9 (8.91%) Web Development
5 16 (15.84%) Python
6 8 (7.92%) Scala
7 7 (6.93%) Ruby
8 6 (5.94%) Apple Swift
8 6 (5.94%) Objective-C
9 5 (4.95%) Shell Script
10 3 (2.97%) C
10 3 (2.97%) C++
10 3 (2.97%) Haskell
10 3 (2.97%) PowerShell
10 3 (2.97%) T-SQL
11 2 (1.98%) ES6
11 2 (1.98%) Java 8
11 2 (1.98%) TypeScript
12 1 (0.99%) Bash Shell
2 2 (1.98%) Computer Science Degree
2 2 (1.98%) ISEB
2 2 (1.98%) ISTQB
2 2 (1.98%) Security Cleared
3 1 (0.99%) PhD
3 1 (0.99%) SC Cleared
2 2 (1.98%) SEPA
3 1 (0.99%) Data Quality
2 2 (1.98%) Active Directory
3 1 (0.99%) Apache Flume
3 1 (0.99%) Citrix Hypervisor
3 1 (0.99%) vSphere
3 1 (0.99%) Xen
1 3 (2.97%) Kubernetes
2 1 (0.99%) Ansible
2 1 (0.99%) Cobbler
2 1 (0.99%) HP Quality Center
2 1 (0.99%) Opscode Chef
2 1 (0.99%) Puppet
2 1 (0.99%) Single Sign-On
2 1 (0.99%) Tivoli
2 8 (7.92%) Apple
5 2 (1.98%) Ab Initio
6 1 (0.99%) Cloudera
6 1 (0.99%) EnterpriseDB
6 1 (0.99%) Hortonworks
6 1 (0.99%) HP
6 1 (0.99%) New Relic
6 1 (0.99%) Tableau
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Nuclear medicine (NM) procedures for diagnosis and treatment of disease are performed routinely in hospitals throughout the world. These involve preparation and administration to patients of pharmaceuticals labelled with radioactive material. There is potential for incidents to occur, involving unintended exposures of patients or staff members, throughout all stages of a procedure. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the World Health Organisation highlighted the need for improvement in prevention of medical radiation incidents and accidents in the Bonn Call-for-Action in 2012. An IAEA Technical Meeting was held on prevention of unintended exposures and accidents in NM in 2018 to address the issue. Exposures can take place at any time when radioactive material is being produced and used, and the risk continues after procedures have been completed. Thus there is potential for staff or members of the general public to be exposed, as well as patients. This paper sets out guidelines for incident prevention based on presentations and discussions at the meeting, and review of reports from the literature. It deals with potential incidents in in-house radionuclide production, radiopharmaceutical preparation, administration to patients, and following a procedure, as well as aspects in management of radioactive materials. Special attention has been paid to therapeutic procedures, as these have the potential to cause more harm to patients from erroneous administrations, including tissue reactions from extravasation of radiopharmaceutical, and could lead to significant contamination events. Administration of NM therapy is generally contraindicated in pregnancy. Identification of any patient who may be pregnant is crucial and it might be necessary to verify this with a pregnancy test for patients within the age band considered to be fertile. Inclusion of NM therapy incidents in the IAEA automated reporting system SAFRON is recommended. In summary, the paper aims to highlight errors that could occur during different phases of NM procedures in order to aid prevention of incidents. The value of periodic audit in evaluating systems in place on a regular basis is emphasized. Approaches to incident investigation and follow-up are described, and the need to ensure corrective action is taken to address any deficiencies stressed."
Nod to NRC nuclear event notices involving nuc med mistakes.
One could well ask; out of every 1000 adverse reactions to medical radiation, how many are recognized, and of those, how many are reported? Having had some hospital experience and medical radiation, (almost everybody has some), my guess, my 1/2 cents worth, is that not even one adverse reaction in a thousand is reported. For any reaction less than acute, we are simply in the hospital for too short a time to see the range of adverse reactions. They arent doing tests to see changes in radiation induced metabolic dysfunction. Most people, including medical staff will not be able to differentiate problems due to radiation within the complex milieu of their disease state and uncertainties of age related dysfunction.
"297 out of 5189 publications and reports and 194 records from the REAC/TS registry met our eligibility criteria. From these, 634 reported radiation accidents were retrieved, involving 2390 overexposed people, of whom 190 died from their overexposure. The number of reported cases has decreased for all types of radiation use, but the medical one. 64% of retrieved overexposure cases occurred with the use of radiation therapy and fluoroscopy."
The authors say " The main limitation of this study is the likely underreporting of radiation overexposures"
Everyone agrees it is human nature to not report our mistakes, if at all possible.
But what constitutes an overexposure? This is the crux for me. If only severe or acute responses are the criterion of overexposure, then of course the estimate of radiation harm from accidents will not include any but the most extreme morbid responses. A small percentage of the total radioactive impact.
"A case of radiation overexposure was defined as presenting at least one of the following criteria: (i) unintended global overexposure of 1 Gy or more, (ii) unintended local skin overexposure of 3 Gy or more, (iii) unintended local organ overexposure (e.g. brain, thyroid, prostate) of 5 Gy or more, or (iv) description of clinical presentation providing reasonable index of suspicion for unintended ionizing radiation overexposure (i.e., acute radiation syndrome, radiodermatitis, permanent alopecia, dry or moist desquamation, blister formation, skin ulceration, dermal atrophy, invasive fibrosis, organ failure, radio-necrosis). "
How serious is 1 to 5 Gy?
"Radiation above 1 Gy causes a complex of symptoms such as nausea and blood changes, known as radiation sickness. High radioactive doses are above 3 Gy (300 rad), which are very dangerous. Doses above 6 Gy (600 rad) are almost always fatal, leading to death within months.
Its like quantifying bicycle accidents but only using data from impact by semi-trailer trucks.
Since the end of the Second World War, industrial and medical uses of radiation have been considerably increasing. Accidental overexposures of persons, in either the occupational or public field, have caused deaths and severe injuries and complications. The rate of severe accidents seems to increase with time, especially those involving the public; in addition, accidents are often not immediately recognised, which means that the real number of events remains unknown.
Causes me to think about the Farley nuclear worker death (NRC Event Notice posted by Staup yesterday http://caferadlab.com/thread-3440.html).
The immediate report from management is that they don't think it was work (radiation) related. They back that up by saying the worker was in a radiation controlled area at the time. Unless they do a forensic exam, whole body counter, tissue sampling, they can't rule out radiation as the cause of the worker's death. How long had the deceased been working at the facility? Did they ever come into contact with radioactive substances? Were they medically tested previously for any radiation exposure related health concerns?


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Dr. Y. V. N. Krishna Murthy served as Distinguished Scientist in ISRO and is currently working as Sr. Professor and Registrar of Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), Thiruvananthapuram. Earlier, worked as Director, NRSC, Hyderabad and as Scientific Secretary, ISRO. Presently he is, facilitating in building payloads/sensors, small satellites, space related systems for Gaganyaan. Besides teaching & research, overall administration, expanding the infrastructure and facilities to meet future demands of ISRO and industry. He is Chairman, Research Advisory Council of NCCR, Ministry of Earth Sciences. Dr. Krishna Murthy has significantly contributed in promoting Remote Sensing and allied Geospatial Technologies (Navigation & GIS, Communication) in Resource Management and extending their use at grass root level. His contribution in developing innovative methodologies by integrating geospatial inputs into conventional methods has greatly facilitated in ultimate assimilation of such inputs in their planning and implementation of developmental programs by the concerned viz., technocrats, bureaucrats, NGOs and end-user community. He has about 208 technical papers and 280 technical reports to his credit and has guided 8 Ph.D. scholars.


A day after Alan Shadrake's book "Once A Jolly Hangman" was launched in Singapore, he was arrested, held in detention, and interrogated. He was released on bail and his trial took place in Singapore last week. The verdict is expected on Thursday, 28 October 2010. If found guilty Alan faces up to two years in prison. He is 76 years-old and suffers from serious medical problems. Reporters Without Borders are calling for Alan's immediate release.
"Once A Jolly Hangman: Singapore Justice in the Dock" reveals the cruelty and imprudence of an entire judicial system. At the same time he displays a touching empathy with the anguish of the victims and their families. From in-depth interviews with Darshan Singh, Singapore's chief executioner for nearly fifty years, to meticulously researched accounts of numerous high profile cases, this book is a must read for human rights activists and concerned citizens everywhere.
Alan Shadrake is a renowned veteran investigative journalist and author whose 50-year career has taken him around the world. His appetite for unearthing the facts and presenting unpalatable truths remains undiminished.
Alan Shadrake speaking at one of the launch events for "Once A Jolly Hangman"
Reporters Without Borders today launched an international petition calling for the release of British author and journalist Alan Shadrake who is facing two years in prison for writing a book about the death penalty in Singapore.
The petition, which is addressed to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, can be found on the organisation's website here.
Alan Shadrake, who is aged 75, has been charged with "contempt of court" and the verdict in his case is expected on 26 October. At his trial which opened on 18 October, the prosecutor accused the journalist of making comments "against the independence and integrity of the Singapore judiciary" in his book Once a Jolly Hangman: Singapore Justice in the Dock.
Reporters Without Borders urges the Singapore judiciary to accept Alan Shadrake's innocence and allow him to leave the country. In fact, the book contains no defamatory remarks, no personal attacks or verbal assaults aimed at undermining the operation of the justice system.
Given that it is simply a critical analysis of the institution and its methods as a result of a rigorous and well documented investigation, this work cannot constitute contempt of court. We would like to stress the fact that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) of which Singapore is a founding member, is a protector of basic freedoms.
Singaporean government in July 1993 joined other member states in supporting the Vienna Declaration on Human Rights 1993 that calls on countries to respect the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that guarantees freedom of expression.
Shadrake has been forced to stay on in Singapore since July in very difficult circumstances. His passport has been confiscated and his health has deteriorated badly since his arrest in July. He has serious heart problems and recently suffered an internal haemorrhage.
The British journalist is also virtually without resources and suffering serious financial problems.
"Shadrake, a 75-year-old Briton, conceded he was wrong to state that first-time drug abusers ordinarily received the maximum 10 years' jail."
Some parts of this book are bordering on the vague and baseless.
For instance, Alan claimed that Singapore struck a deal with German banks securing German investment in Singapore in return for Singapore excusing a German lady from the death penalty.
However Alan failed to reveal any source for his 'claim' and simply accounted for his failure by saying he could not have obtained such evidence without breaking the law in Singapore.
Quite a cheap shot on Alan's part, don't you think ?
But I do agree that as baseless as Alan's book is, the Singaporean government could have used a more PR-friendly approach of debunking his various claims on fact-against-allegation basis instead of a high-handed arrest. The arrest is simply lending undue credence and publicity to this Alan character.
where did you get info that his lawyer conceded as such? please provide the link?
RwB claims that the book contains no defamatory remarks. Yet in court, his lawyer conceded that a significant error of fact was in the book and undertook to correct it in the next edition. Aaln should just return to his home country(after serving whatever punishment may be meted out to him, if any)and look at his own country. And if he wants to investigate any insitution, the power exercised by the fifth sestate in his country would be agood start.
Allan had make a mistake ,questioning Singapore judicial system,if he were to change the subject instade of Singapore it was Malaysia sure nothing would happened to him.
Agree with you Ron. They should straighten themselves first before going around the world propounding justice. The British are just busy body and nosy people.
Go ask the British government why they killed the Iraqis & Afghans? He has no business here! Jail him the maximum allowed by the LAW!


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Motorist With NYC Disability Placard Blocks Curb Ramp With Car — Legally
NYC drivers with disability permits can park just about anywhere, even if they create obstructions for others with disabilities. Photos: Brad Aaron
I've taken up the early morning walk habit, and my route takes me through the intersection of Seaman Avenue and W. 214th Street, in Inwood. It's a T intersection with an unmarked crosswalk and curb cuts.
I wrote a few months back about how DOT basically did away with a lot of unmarked crosswalks by allowing motorists to park in them. This isn't one of those. But despite clear signage prohibiting drivers from parking there, for the past three mornings the curb cut on the east side of Seaman has been partially or completely blocked by vehicles.
On Tuesday and Wednesday it was an Acura with a bogus-looking attempt at an NYPD placard and, for good measure, a reflective vest with "NYPD" printed on it, left on the dashboard.
Today it was a different car. Behind the windshield was a laminated card with the "NYC" logo and a wheelchair symbol — an apparently legitimate city parking permit for people with disabilities. Ironically, this driver had completely obstructed the sidewalk ramp, prohibiting anyone using a wheelchair, stroller, or grocery cart from crossing or accessing the sidewalk from the street, and impeding visibility for all pedestrians and motorists.
The thing is, assuming the permit is legit, this is legal. From the DOT web site:
The City permit allows the driver to park at most curbsides on city streets including in all "No Parking" zones (except those marked as taxi stands); in "No Parking", "No Standing" or "Authorized Vehicles Only" spaces authorized for doctors, press, diplomats and government agencies; at metered parking without paying; in "No Standing, Trucks Loading and Unloading" or "Truck Loading Only" zones except for specified restricted hours.
If you're a New York City motorist and can prove you have a disability, it seems you can by law park in such a way that make streets less accessible for people with disabilities who don't drive.
That each of these cars was parked on a residential street at a little after 6:00 a.m. suggests they were left there overnight, and it's possible the Acura was there for two days. I've seen other cars parked illegally in the early morning as well — an SUV with a State Senate license plate is a regular offender — so it's not as if these drivers have anything to fear, regardless of where they stow their cars or what they leave on the dashboard.
Whatever works.
Filed Under: Eyes on the Street, Inwood, Parking, Parking Placards, Traffic Enforcement
Motorist With Now-Expired NYC Disability Placard Still Blocking Curb Ramp
By Brad Aaron	| Nov 25, 2014
And now back to Seaman Avenue. A few weeks ago we noted that motorists who obtain disability permits from the city can basically park wherever they want, even in "no parking" zones with curb ramps for pedestrians with disabilities. An unmarked crosswalk at Seaman and W. 214th Street, in Inwood, is a favorite spot for […]
The New York City Parking Rule That Makes Intersections More Dangerous
We've reported before how certain New York City parking rules are designed to cram a little more free car storage onto the street at the expense of pedestrian safety. In 2009, DOT removed parking restrictions on unmarked crosswalks at T intersections, and the city allows drivers with disability permits to block curb ramps that were […]
Eyes on the Street: Safer Crossings on Broadway and Seaman Avenue in Inwood
DOT cleaned up an awkward intersection where the A train connects with several bus lines, and added stripes to an unmarked Seaman Avenue crosswalk that links two parks.
NYC Cedes Newly Upgraded Inwood Crosswalk to Placard-Abusing City Employees
By Brad Aaron	| Oct 18, 2017
The situation at the Inwood crosswalk shows how the placard system is directly at odds with DOT safety projects.
Placard Abusers Gravitate to Upgraded Inwood Crosswalk as Soon as the Stripes Are Dry
This is just one example of how placards directly undermine DOT's street safety projects, which often rely on low-cost methods, like striping, that are easily circumvented by placard holders.
Does DOT's Rule Allowing Drivers to Block Curb Ramps Violate Accessibility Laws?
By Brad Aaron	| Apr 10, 2018
The rule, prompted by former City Council member Vincent Gentile, may violate the Americans with Disabilities Act and other laws.


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The author says the drawings show that John Joubert fantasized about killing again and the images help justify his execution in Nebraska.
LINCOLN, Neb. — The author of a book about a Nebraska serial killer executed in the state's electric chair in 1996 has sued the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services to try to force it to release the condemned man's disturbing drawings.
Author Mark Pettit, a former investigative reporter, says in the lawsuit that the prisons department has repeatedly refused to release the drawings by John Joubert, citing state confidentiality laws. The drawings purportedly depict Joubert's fantasies to kill again.
Joubert was sentenced to die for the Bellevue area stabbing deaths of two young boys, ages 12 and 13, weeks apart in 1983. Following his conviction in Nebraska, a jury in Maine found him guilty of the 1982 murder of 11-year-old Richard "Ricky" Stetson, whose body was found on the side of Interstate 295 in Portland the day after he disappeared after going running.
Pettit, the author of "A Need to Kill: The True-Crime Account of John Joubert, Nebraska's Most Notorious Serial Child Killer," says in the lawsuit that the public has a compelling interest and a right to see the drawings.
Dawn Renee Smith, a spokeswoman for the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services, declined to comment on the lawsuit Friday, saying the agency does not comment on pending litigation.
Joubert, a Massachusetts native, told Pettit during a series of interviews that he continued to have fantasies about killing children even after being sentenced, Pettit said. He said Joubert expressed the fantasies in two graphic drawings that were confiscated by prison authorities.
Earlier this year, ahead of the 30th anniversary of the murders, prison officials again turned down Pettit's request to make the drawings public, prompting Pettit to sue.
One official supporting the call for the drawings to be released is Sarpy County Attorney Lee Polikov, who was chief deputy sheriff in the county at the time Joubert killed the boys in his jurisdiction.


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by Joe Wilcox November 23, 202010:38 pm November 24, 2020
'It's Official'
Today begins the end of the Donald J. Trump presidency. Emily Murphy, Administrator for the General Services Administration, sent a letter to Joseph R. Biden, Jr. informing him that resources would now be made available as dictated by the Presidential Transition Act of 1963. Her action essentially declares Biden the apparent winner of the Nov. 3, 2020 national election.
Uncertainty loomed over the outcome as states counted, or recounted, votes, and Team Trump unleashed a torrent of legal challenges. That said, the Associated Press waited only four days before declaring Biden and Kamala Harris the winners and designated them president- and vice-president elect, respectively. Other media-outlets followed; the two candidates gave victory speeches and started announcing immediate policy actions for when they assume office and announcing who will fill key forthcoming administration positions—all while operating before signage reading "Office of the President Elect" (hehe, boastfully with no hyphen).
The media has no authority under the Constitution to declare a winner, but doing so invigorated people supporting Biden—but many more, by my observation, who opposed Trump. The Featured Image, from November 7, as news spread about Biden's news-media-sanctioned victory, shows some of my neighbors dancing to music blasting from a large speaker in their driveway. I captured the street shot from the hip while walking, using Leica Q2. Vitals, aperture manually set: f/8, ISO 100, 1/125 sec, 28mm; 12:33 p.m. PST.
Weeks before the election, I read or heard somewhere that the Biden camp planned to apply lessons learned from the George W. Bush-Al Gore election controversy of 2000. While Gore waged a legal battle to selectively recount votes in Florida, Bush acted like he already had won the war; he didn't wait for an outcome, brazenly filling cabinet posts and making policy pronouncements.
Biden planned to act similarly, soon as the media declared him the winner. Thus he became president-elect, even though there is no official title as such and no news media declaration has legal standing. What's that saying? Possession is nine-tenths of the law. While Trump wrangled with states and the courts about alleged election fraud, Biden assumed aristocratical attire, figuratively speaking. He played President convincingly enough. But, to reiterate, he had no standing whatsoever without Murphy's blessing from GSA.
She writes about why she waited 20 days after the election:
Contrary to media reports and insinuations, my decision was not made out of fear or favoritism. Instead, I strongly believe that the statute requires that the GSA Administrator ascertain, not impose, the apparent president-elect. Unfortunately, the statute provides no procedures or standards for this process, so I looked to precedent from prior elections involving legal challenges and incomplete counts. GSA does not dictate the outcome of legal disputes and recounts, nor does it determine whether such proceedings are reasonable or justified. These are issues that the Constitution, federal laws, and state laws leave to the election certification process and decisions by courts of competent jurisdiction. I do not think that an agency charged with improving federal procurement and property management should place itself above the constitutionally-based election process. I strongly urge Congress to consider amendments to the Act.
As you know, the GSA Administrator does not pick or certify the winner of a presidential election. Instead, the GSA Administrator's role under the Act is extremely narrow: to make resources and services available in connection with a presidential transition. As stated, because of recent developments involving legal challenges and certifications of election results, I have determined that you may access the post-election resources and services described in Section 3 of the Act upon request. The actual winner of the presidential election will be determined by the electoral process detailed in the Constitution.
The most obvious trigger for Murphy to act: Concession, which Trump hasn't given to Biden. That, combined with legal challenges and states not having certified votes, caused dilemma. She also writes, about her decision—and the consequences of waiting:
I was never directly or indirectly pressured by any Executive Branch official—including those who work at the White House or GSA—with regard to the substance or timing of my decision. To be clear, I did not receive any direction to delay my determination. I did, however, receive threats online, by phone, and by mail directed at my safety, my family, my staff, and even my pets in an effort to coerce me into making this determination prematurely. Even in the face of thousands of threats, I always remained committed to upholding the law.
As I walked by my giddy, dancing neighbors 16 days ago, two people moseying some social-distanced meters in front of me yelled: "Is it official?" To which someone answered: "It's official!" Not by any meaningful legal measure. But today, it's official: Joe Biden is "apparent president-elect", according to GSA. Only in a few weeks, when electors cast their votes—and more than 270 are for Biden, as expected—will he be winner of the 2020 Presidential Election.
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Coatesville Primary School offers French as its Language Other than English.
Students from Prep to Grade 6 participate in LOTE lessons (one lesson per week). Through the IB-PYP, our school is developing ways to acknowledge mother tongue and increase international mindedness through the Programme of Inquiry.
· Intercultural knowledge and language awareness.
This is achieved through the implementation of units of inquiry, and through a variety of approaches and strategies including: inquiry learning open ended tasks, activity based learning, collaborative and cooperative work, problem solving and an acknowledgement of individual learning styles.
Through their explorations students develop linguistic competence, intercultural capability, understanding of and respect for diversity and difference, extend their knowledge of how language works, strengthen intellectual, analytical and reflective capabilities and enhance their creative and critical thinking.
They also practice their language skills through participation in French Poetry competition (Gr.3-6) and correspondence with French penpals from Paris and Meudon (Gr.4-6).


The buildings of Greenock Westburn Church has had a long history and several name changes as churches in Greenock have united and re-adjusted to the changing times.
''The Story of St. Luke's Greenock:- 1591 – 1991''.
The following is a synopsis taken from this Booklet.
It all began with a piece of paper of special importance. The paper was a Royal Charter, signed and sealed by James V1 at his Palace of Holyrood House on the 18th day of November 1589.
The purpose of the Charter was to commend and approve the intention of one John Schaw to erect, at his own expense, a reformed church in Greenock, which was part of his estate, and so allow him to make provision for the spiritual welfare of his tenants and such others as might be living in the neighbourhood.
Little is known of how the inhabitants of Greenock worshiped prior to the Reformation but the Charter seems to suggest that, once the Reformation was established, the inhabitants of Greenock, who wanted to worship in the new way, would be bound to go to their Parish Church in Inverkip.
The crave of the petition having been granted by the King, the church was built and opened on the 4th October 1591. An Act of the Scottish Parliament approving of the Kirk 'Bigit' by John Schaw of Greenock was passed on 5th January 1592 and on 8th June another Act separated Greenock from Inverkip.
The Church building would be small and plain in structure such as would meet the basic needs of the reformed Services which would be held in it. Alterations would be inevitable. Some were required to provide more accommodation as the population grew, others to give more importance to the position of the Schaw and Crawford families in Church and community, others to meet the needs of special worshippers, like the Sailors' Loft requested by seamen and built at their own expense. The present Old West Kirk building cannot really take us back to what the church was like at its beginning. One Authority quotes '' At Greenock, the 1591 rectangular building created by Sir John Schaw was frequently enlarged, largely reconstructed in 1864, and finally, in recent times was translated to another site and became virtually a new structure.
Moving forward in time to 1751, a Charter, granted to the laird of the day, another John Schaw, had the purpose of setting up some form of municipal government for the growing town of Greenock and to allows its inhabitants some say in the conduct of local affairs. Such willingness manifests itself in Church affairs as well as the sphere of local government.
It was becoming clear that a process of church extension had begun. By 1765, there were three church parishes in the town. A consequence for the Kirk of Greenock would be a change of name first to the Old Parish in contrast to the New and later to the West Parish in line with other territorial names beginning to be used as new parishes were established. As the number of parishes grew, there was much change and disruption.
In 1831, Sir Michael Shaw Stewart nominated and appointed Patrick McFarlan to be Minister of the West Parish of Greenock. At this time he had the largest stipend in Scotland. Patrick was already an influential figure in the councils of the National Church and was to become Moderator of the General Assembly in 1832.
There was one task that called out for a speedy and practical solution – the condition of the church buildings, the parish centre for worship and the appropriate place for Celebration of the Sacraments. The West Kirk for all its alterations and divisions was already too small to contain those who came to worship in any kind of comfort. The Church had seating for 850 and there were over a thousand on the Roll. To build afresh on the existing site was not feasible and the best solution for a new and more suitable Church to be built on another site.
The position of the new Church was in dispute. To suit the convenience of the poorer members, whose welfare was very much the concern both of Presbytery and of James Shaw Stewart, it was proposed to build on Nelson Street. Once agreed, the building work proceeded apace and the new church was opened for worship in 1841. It was named the West Parish Church. The old church was left desolate and abandoned.
Over this period, national church issues were reaching a critical stage, The Church of Scotland in its General Assemblies had become more and more divided on relations of church and state. The discussion had become centred on the whole question of patronage as a method of appointing ministers, especially in cases where patrons were prepared to impose a minister on the congregation against their will. Matters came to a head in the General Assembly of 1843 when half the ministers and elders walked out and constituted themselves as the Church of Scotland Free. Among the ministers who walked out was Patrick McFarlan. There was much speculation about what such a well endowed minister would do. They need not have worried. He had made his position clear at a public meeting in Greenock in 1839:- ''I will not yield. If you ask me why, because I cannot''. When the break came he left his fine new church for temporary accommodation, his large manse for a small flat.
The West Kirk was particularly fortunate to have an interested patron and an able presentee in Dr McCulloch to succeed Dr McFarlan as early as October 1843.
Disruption and division in the church continued. The Establishment had obviously a bitter blow with many empty churches and lost ministers. With combined reverence for the past, with concern for the present and future, funds were raised to repair the old abandoned Kirk of Greenock buildings and it was re-opened on Christmas Day 1864 – already ''restored and improved and rendered suitable in all aspects as a Church''. In 1872, it became a Parish Church in its own right, with its own territorial designation ''The North Parish''.
For this historic building, it opened up a new challenge and a new period of usefulness.
In 1919 there was a report on an Enquiry into the intention of the Town Corporation ''to acquire the North Parish Church and the Graveyard surrounding it''. This was needed to effect much needed slum clearance in the vicinity of the North Church, and Harland & Wolff's desire to increase the size of its Caird Shipyard to make it capable of building larger ships. The first reaction was of hostility and a feeling of sacrilege. As time passed,agreement was reached that the building should be dismantled and transported to the new site of Seafield at the corner of the Esplanade and Campbell Street with the added benefits of new Halls and other settlements. The whole discussion had taken over five years. The old Church was to close on 25th February 1925.The new halls were ready to be the place of worship for the next three years till the ''new yet old church'' opened its doors again. It continued to be called The North Parish Church.
Over a long period of time, union and re-adjustment has been ongoing.
Often it can mean for some leaving a building which has all kinds of treasured memories for them, and forsaking a small intimate fellowship for a much larger kind.
Retaining the St. Mark's building.
1966 West Kirk and Gaelic Parish Churches united to form the Old Kirk Church.
1979 The North Kirk and St. Columba's Gaelic united to form the Old West Church.
2007 St. George's North and St. Luke's Churches unite to form Westburn Church.
In summary, our current building, first opened for worship in 1841 has been named – 'The West Kirk', The Old Kirk', 'St. Luke's' and now the Westburn Church.


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Carissa Darnell is the lovely girlfriend of MLB player, Caleb Ferguson –currently a pitcher with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Carissa's beau was a 38th round pick from 2014 out of high school in Ohio. The Columbus, Ohio native was born July 2, 1996. Ferguson, had Tommy John surgery as a senior in high school and had committed to play college baseball at West Virginia.
Caleb ditched playing college baseball at West Virginia University and instead singed with the Dodgers in 2015. The same year he made his pro debut with the Arizona League Dodgers. Ferguson started this season in Double-A and has made just two starts at the Triple-A level.
In 2017 he was pitching for Rancho Cucamonga in the California League.
He was promoted to the big leagues earlier this year. He made his debut as the starting pitcher over the summer.
Ferguson has been dating blonde babe, Carissa Darnell for a while now. Could she be the one?
Carissa Darnell is originally from Vinton County, Ohio. She is the daughter of Cristy Hall and the late, William C. "Bill" Darnell. She has one older brother, Ryan Darnell. According to an obituary, her father passed aged 51 in 2011.
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