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The Election's Over, Now What?
November 14, 2016 by Seth Hammond
Category: Current Affairs | Presidential election, Politics, Government, President
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Based on this past week's election results, there are mixed emotions from Christians. As a Pastor, I've talked with many members of our congregation and heard different opinions. Some are excited and relieved, some disappointed, some reluctant, and others simply don't care. No matter what, everyone has an opinion about politics and about this recent election. Even for those who don't care, they still have an opinion that politics don't matter. Not only did I have conversations with people from my church, but I also looked at Facebook and Twitter to see what others were saying about this. Here's some of the comments...
People who were excited about the results said the following:
"Praise God, Trump is elected!"
"Donald J. Trump is President! Thank you, God!"
People who were disappointed said:
"As an American living overseas, I'm terrified of how the rest of the world will think of/dislike us after this election (and rightly so, after all of Trump's insult-hurling toward everything 'foreign.') For everyone relieved that the election has finally come to an end, I'm sorry to inform you that the troubles are only beginning."
People who are reluctant said:
"The good news? Hillary lost. The bad news? Trump won."
"Dear Mr. Trump: Congrats on your surprise victory last night. I would like to be clear that I didn't vote for you, but rather I voted for your running mate, Gov. Pence, and against Mrs. Clinton. While (I) lean with a conservative view to the right, your character has been a major concern for me."
For those who don't care:
"It's time to refocus on what's truly important: Tennessee can still win the SEC East!"
I'm sure I've described everyone reading this in some way. Although this election cycle has stirred up a lot of emotions and debate, we all can agree that we're glad it's over, right?
Where do Christians go from here? What does God tell us to do?
As Christians we have a dual citizenship. A dual citizenship means a person is regarded as a citizen of more than one state under the laws of those states. Christians living in America are citizens of America and are obligated to follow the laws of the land. Christians are also citizens of God's kingdom and are awaiting a kingdom to come in Heaven (Philippians 3:20). When Jesus said, "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's" (Matthew 22:21), He is saying we have an obligation to obey the laws of both the government we're under and the authority of Jesus Christ.
As American citizens, we should take pride in our home. Any homeowner likes to decorate their home and make home improvements to make it a better place to live. As American citizens, we should all aspire to do the same. We should want to make our society and country a better place, and we should all do our best to make our country better for our kids. When it comes to government, according to 1 Peter 2:13-17 Christians have an obligation to do the following...
Submit to our Elected Officials
Peter tells us to "submit yourselves for the Lord's sake to every authority instituted among men: whether to the king, as the supreme authority, or to governors who are sent by Him to punish those who do wrong and to commend those who do right (1 Peter 2:13-14)."
The word submit (hupotasso) means to place or rank under, to subject, to obey. Submitting to our leaders does not mean we are inferior to our leaders. We are all created in the image of God and are created equal. However, we have different roles. We have equal value but different roles. Some people are put in positions of authority by God (Romans 13:1-2; Daniel 2:21) to govern over others.
Submission also doesn't mean that we follow our elected officials into sin. If an elected official is promoting an unethical principle or policy, Christians must respectfully speak up on this. God's laws are greater than man's laws (Acts 5:29), and anything contrary to God's Word should not be followed.
To place under or obey means that we humbly yield our power to our leaders. These leaders are put in place to promote good and punish evil (1 Peter 2:14; Romans 13:3-5). They are considered God's servants (Romans 13:4) who are there to help societies flourish. If we didn't have authority, there would be chaos. So, we must humbly submit to our leaders.
Honor our President
Peter says in v. 17 to, "Honor the King." To honor (timao) means to revere, to show respect. We need to honor President Obama and President-elect Trump. What does this look like?
Pray for our President - We need to pray for our President. Whether we agree with him or not, he is the man who God appointed and we voted for. We need to pray for his salvation (if he's not a believer) and pray that he will implement policy that most closely identifies with Scripture.
Don't talk bad about him - It's easy to be angry with a President with whom we disagree. One way to honor him is by not talking ill about his character. If we disagree with his policies, we need to write him and let him know why we disagree, but we need to do so respectfully.
Show Respect to Everyone
Peter also says in v. 17 to "Show proper respect to everyone." The KJV says, "Honor all men." The word all (pas) means individually, each, every, the whole, everyone, collectively. This election has been extremely divisive. When engaging in dialogue with people we disagree with, Christians must take the higher road by not sinking to low levels by name-calling or becoming hostile in our debates. Instead, Christians must do good to others so that it will silence the ignorant talk of foolish men (1 Peter 2:15). There's a lot of foolish talk out there, but instead of being angry and judgmental towards people who hold outlandish views, Christians should show love, respect, and empathy towards them. Yes, we must speak the truth in love and explain why we hold to certain viewpoints, but we also need to do so assertively, not aggressively or passively. If we show empathy and love, we may win them over.
Politics and religion are the two topics people avoid talking about at the dinner table. However, both of these subjects are extremely important as they have major impacts on our daily lives. We can no longer avoid talking about these things, but we must aspire to healthy conversations and not a heated debate. Before posting your opinions on facebook or sending a forwarded email, please re-read it and make sure it's not combative.
Share the Gospel
Romans 10:14 says, "How can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard?" There are over 6 billion people in this world. Liberal estimates would claim that 1/3 are Christian. That still means there are over 4 billion people in the world who don't know Jesus. America represents less than 5% of the world population. That means there are 95% of the human race that is not American. Christian citizens must love their land but also must never forget there's a huge world out there filled with people who need Jesus. Let's share His love and grace to those we come into contact with here in the states and abroad as we seek to build His kingdom.
As we eagerly await our heavenly citizenship (Philippians 3:20), let's submit to our governing officials, honor our President, respect everyone, and share the gospel to a lost and broken world.
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Pope visits Morocco to boost dialogue, meet migrants
AFPMarch 30, 2019
Pope Francis arrives in Morocco on Saturday for a visit which will see him meet Muslim leaders and migrants ahead of a mass with the country's minority Catholic community.
The spiritual leader of the world's 1.3 billion Catholics was invited by King Mohammed VI as part of the "development of interreligious dialogue", according to Moroccan authorities.
Improving relations with other religions has been a priority for the Argentine pontiff, whose papacy has been marred by a wave of child sex abuse allegations against clergy.
The Moroccan capital Rabat has stepped up security ahead of his arrival.
Buildings have been repainted, streets decorated and lawns manicured ahead of the first papal visit to Morocco since John Paul II in 1985.
Francis is due to be welcomed at the airport by the king and presented with dates and almond milk. Then the pontiff will step into his Popemobile and the monarch into a limousine.
They will drive to a welcome ceremony at a mosque and a mausoleum, attended by 25,000 and beamed onto giant screens, before the king hosts Francis at the royal palace.
In Morocco, where Islam is the state religion, authorities are keen to stress the country's "religious tolerance" which allows Christians and Jews to worship freely.
But Moroccans are automatically considered Muslim if they are not born into the Jewish community, apostasy is socially frowned upon, and proselytizing is criminalized.
Those who try to "rock the faith of a Muslim or to convert him to another religion" risk a prison term of up to three years.
After years in the shadows, since 2017 the small number of converts have called openly for the right to live "without persecution" and "without discrimination".
Around 30,000 to 35,000 Catholics live in Morocco, many of them from sub-Saharan Africa.
The pope is due to finish his Saturday schedule by meeting migrants at a center run by Catholic humanitarian organization Caritas.
The charity runs day centers for migrants who are trying to reach Europe across the Mediterranean, as well as supporting their access to services.
The number of people taking the sea route from Morocco to Spain has increased recently due to the closure of the border with Libya.
In 2017, Caritas centers in Rabat, Casablanca and Tangier welcomed 7,551 new arrivals, according to the charity.
Rabat claims to have a "humanistic" approach to migration and rejects allegations by rights groups of "brutal arrest campaigns" and "forced displacement" to the country's southern border.
Francis has throughout his papacy highlighted the plight of migrants and refugees, calling on Catholics as well as politicians to show solidarity with those in need.
On Sunday, the pope will celebrate mass at a Rabat stadium with an estimated 10,000 people attending.
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WHAT WOMEN WANT...
For a lot women a sense of importance is found in the role of mother. In fact, the words have come out of a friend's mouth, "I feel like my life has meaning now"... now that she's a Mum.
But is that really it?
Can you imagine that of a man, that the meaning of his life is to be a Dad. And that's all. Yes, to be a good father is so important. To be an involved Dad that helps with childcare and housework.
Shit. "Helps". It just slipped out. Even though I know better. Dads "help" with childcare and housework. Mums do - that's women's role.
(The word here should be "share"!!!)
But we see women's role of mothers and carers as primary. And men's role as everything else - artists, leaders, bankers, policy makers, speakers, doctors, etc. etc.
Even in the world of work the professions dominated by women are underpaid and undervalued. And the vast majority of totally unpaid care and volunteer work is done by women.
We're just there. In the background. Helping out.
While men take centre stage.
As girls we see this. In the stories we read, the movies we watch, the music we listen to… the boys and men are centre stage.
Oh yeah… but "women can do anything"...
When I started going to dance music festivals in my early 20s… most of the DJs were dudes… but there was this one chick… I loved her so much…. I'm straight but I majorly crushed on this girl… she was confident and hot and amazing…
It was like a balm… to dance to her music gave me something no guy ever could…. reassurance… that at these festivals that were supposedly about community and connection… a sense I belonged…
Just one mind you…
I still go to these kind of events… and they're still full of dicks… Earth Frequency Festival this year had about 80% dicks on the lineup… Rabbits Eat Lettuce (REL) even more…
At REL I worked on the artist services team…. I helped look after the fifty or so VIP artists… one was a chick… the rest of them dicks…
Now I find this issue a challenge to write about… because these guys aren't actually dicks… not in the dickhead sense of the word…
And there's that part of me that doesn't want to make a fuss… that wants to be nice and not make them feel bad… because that's my job as a woman right… to look after men and support and to be there behind the scenes…
Friends of mine, a couple, put on one of these festivals years ago… I remember my girlfriend commented at the time… "why does everyone refer to it as his festival, I've done just as much work as him to make this happen?"... why, indeed… because it's not our role to be centrestage… to take the credit… we're not quite as important…
I see and feel the impact of this… in a way that's hard to put into words… the impact on girls and women of being so underrepresented… and not just at music festivals…
"Not quite as important… not quite as valuable"... is the message…
I sat down last night to write about this issue and I wanted to rant. I wanted to tap into anger. It didn't work.
Because I'm sad. I'm sad because it's my first week back at work for a while and the onslaught of stories of domestic violence and sexual assault break my heart. Real stories. Real people. A story of the court throwing out a sexual assault case because the victim, who was 11 years old at the time, couldn't remember the date of the incident.
And yes, stories of Mums being abusive to their kids. And emotionally abusive women towards their male partners. These break my heart too. But the overwhelming frequency of male violence against women in heterosexual relationships is real.
And I'm tired. Because I know the reaction to expect when I voice my frustration about dickfests.
"Overreaction. A fuss about nothing. Not even a real issue. Women beat up men too…. Blah blah blah…. How ridiculous to link an all/ mostly male lineup at a music event with rates of DV…women can apply to play too if they want"... blah blah blah…
But would you so easily dismiss this major social issue… if the message wasn't bombarded at you since childhood… "women aren't quite as important… aren't quite as valuable…"
I'm aware that here I am a privileged white, middle-class, cis-, straight woman… and I've ridiculously named this article… "what women want"... as if I speak for all women... because I don't...
So I'm excited to share this new project… dedicated to inclusivity and to the strong representation of a diverse range of women… do yourself a favour… and follow @i_am_womxn
And rest assured... there's a glimmer of hope…. 45 international music festivals have pledged towards a gender balanced line-up by 2022… only because people used their voices to demand change....


A new sockpuppet piece by Butter And Salmon at Norris street and Trenton avenue pleads with drivers in Fishtown to slow down.
Seriously though, as someone who walks a lot in Philly, it seems like way too many drivers are lead footed. Way too many drivers speed-roll into crosswalks and just stop there for a red light/stop sign. Don't forget, you're driving a lethal weapon, y'all, slow down a bit and respect crosswalks and pedestrians!
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Facebook has been helping law enforcement identify Capitol rioters
Facebook has gone out of its way to help law enforcement officials identify those who participated in the January 6 riot at the US Capitol, the company said in a Thursday conference call with reporters. "We were appalled by the violence," said Monika Bickert, Facebook's vice president of content policy. "We were monitoring the assault in real time and made appropriate referrals to law enforcement to assist their efforts to bring those responsible to account."
She added that this "includes helping them identify people who posted photos of themselves from the scene, even after the attack was over" and that Facebook is "continuing to share more information with law enforcement in response to valid legal requests."
Four Steps Facebook Should Take to Counter Police Sock Puppets
Later in the call, a reporter asked Bickert whether the company had done enough to hamper organizing efforts prior to the riot. Bickert argued that Facebook had done a lot on this front.
She said that Facebook has been taking down "militarized social movements" since last summer and deleted calls to bring weapons to the Capitol. Facebook also shut down numerous QAnon groups as well as some content under the slogan "stop the steal." Bickert said Facebook has removed 3,000 pages and 10,000 groups related to QAnon.
Attorney General Bill Barr Will Ask Zuckerberg To Halt Plans For End-To-End Encryption Across Facebook's Apps
Federal officials are continuing to comb through the vast amount of social media content that was generated on January 6. They're seeking to identify people who breached the Capitol and tie them to specific criminal acts, like destroying federal property. The federal government has identified more than 200 suspects connected to the riot, a list that will likely grow longer in the coming weeks.
Not only did Facebook refer public social media content to federal officials, it can also turn over the contents of private communications if it receives a legal order to do so. And with so many camera-enabled phones around, many of the people responsible for the carnage are likely to be identified.
While social media posts are an important source of information, officials are also relying on more traditional investigative techniques. In some cases, riot participants have been identified by ex-lovers or estranged family members.
I freaked out when I saw what sites were telling Facebook about me
The article source: arstechnica.com
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Definition: A matchbox is a unit of measurement used when selling marijuana on the black market. The term was popularized in the 1940s, though still sees use today. It refers to the amount of weed that can be stuffed into a matchbox, which is usually about 1/4 of an ounce.
"I asked the budtender how much a matchbox cost and she just gave me one of their free little books of matches. I guess I must be too old to buy weed, now."


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Birla Global Finance Ltd., in re (2004) 58 CLA 154 (Bom.).
Bhakti Arora
Contentions from the side of Petitioner
Summary of the judgement
In the Birla Global Finance Ltd. case, the petitioner company is seeking various ways and methods available for the redemption of the shares. Any company having share capital can redeem its shares if the Articles of Association of the company authorized to do so with consent from the court. Section 80 of Companies Act, 1956 lays down the conditions to be followed for issue and redemption of preference shares. Sections 100 to 104 of Companies Act, 1956 are the general provisions regarding the reduction of share capital whereas Section 80 is a special provision regarding the same. When the preference shares are to be redeemed out of the proceeds of a fresh issue of shares made for the purpose of redemption, there is no reduction in the capital of the company for an amount equivalent to or more than the amount to be utilized for the purpose of redemption. Thus, the capital of the company is maintained and the creditors are not affected. In the case, where shares are to be redeemed out of profits of the company which would otherwise be available for dividends, the creditors can be affected because existing money goes out of the company.
The petitioner company was incorporated under Companies Act, 1956 on 26th June, 1986. The authorized share capital of the company is one hundred and twenty- five crores divided into five crore equity shares of Rs. 10 each and seventy-five lakhs preference shares of Rs. 100 each. As on 31st March, 2002, the balance sheet of the company shows four kinds of preference shares. The four kinds of share available are: (1) 10.5% redeemable cumulative preference shares of Rs. 100 (Series N Preference Shares), (2) 10.75% redeemable cumulative preference shares of Rs. 100 (Series M Preference shares), (3) 11.50% redeemable cumulative preference shares of Rs. 100 and (4) 12.5% redeemable cumulative preference shares of Rs. 100. The redemption of 11.5% and 12.5% redeemable cumulative preference shares was made out of a fresh issue of Series M and N redeemable cumulative preference shares. The Series M shares were allotted to Hindalco Industries Ltd. (25,00,000 in number) and Series N shares were allotted to Excell Mines and Industries (2,50,000 in number). Both the shares have a maturity period of 10 years and can also be redeemed early either by the petitioner or the shareholders by giving one month's notice to the other party. In a meeting of Board of Directors, a resolution was passed by the petitioner company for the redemption of all 27,50,000 shares subject to the consent of the court. Both the companies agreed for the redemption and conveyed their consent in writing. Therefore, the present petition in Birla Global Finance Ltd. case has been filed for obtaining the consent of the court for the redemption of Series M and N shares and subsequent reduction of the share capital.
The Birla Global Finance Ltd. case does not involve any conflict between the parties, a question of law arises for consideration in this petition that whether preference shares can be redeemed either out of the profits of the company available for dividend or out of the proceeds of fresh issue of shares.
Whether court should consent to the present redemption which is by way of redemption of preference share capital under Section 100 of the Act.
Also Read V. RAJARAMAN, LIQUIDATOR,GLOBE UNITED ENGG & FOUNDARY Co. LTD. Vs REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES (1974 44 CompCas 330 Delhi)
The learned counsel for petitioner contended that redemption of shares leads to reduction of capital therefore several general provisions mentioned in Section 100 of Companies Act, 1956 are also applicable for the same.
The learned counsel also contended that there is no specified time limit prescribed in Section 80 within which fresh issue of preference shares can be utilised.
According to the honorable court in Birla Global Finance Ltd. case, the redemption of preference share means repayment of the amount for which shares are issued and it leads to a reduction in the capital of the company. The court is of the opinion that redemption of preference shares if done under the provisions of Section 80 of the Companies Act then no consent of the court is required, it should only be in uniformity with the Articles of Association of the company. The preference shares can be redeemed not only in accordance with Section 80 but also in accordance with Section 100 of the Companies Act, 1956. The honorable court in the present case consented for the redemption of preference shares and subsequently leading to the reduction of shares capital under the provisions of Section 100 of the Act. A corporation has two separate processes for the redemption of preferred stock. It may redeem the shares in compliance with the process laid down in Section 80 of the Act, which is a special provision intended to redeem preferred shares, or it may use the general provision laid down in Section 100 of the Act to which any share, including preference, can be redeemed. A stranger associated with the company knows and acknowledges that the preferential share capital will be repaid in compliance with the conditions of its issue and will be liable for reimbursement of its duties or credits. It is because of this reason that the approval of the court is not required for redemption of shares under Section 80 of the Act.
The redeemable preference shares issued by a company need to be repaid by the company at a fixed period of time or before the maturity of the time period with the consent of both the company and the shareholders. According to section 100 of Companies Act, 1956 the company needs prior consent of the court to return back the shareholders the share money invested by them in the company. In addition to the special procedure, a refund of money to shareholders on capital account, while the company is in operation includes approval by the court. Section 80 of Companies Act, 1956 permits a company to issue preferential shares if authorized by the Articles of Association of the company which can only be redeemed at the company's authorization if provisions of Section 80 are fulfilled. Redemption of preferential shares by a company is not taken as a reduction in the amount of its permitted share capital and as such provisions of the act relating to capital reduction are not expected to be adhered to. Shares of another sort that have already been issued cannot be transformed into redeemable preference shares.
Also Read Society of Motor Manufacturing Traders v. Motor Manufacturers and Traders Mutual Insurance Co. Ltd
The Bombay High Court in the Birla Global Finance Ltd. case granted the permission for the reduction of the share capital through the redemption of the preference shares as the Articles of Association of the company authorized to do so. The reduction took place through the redemption of preference shares before the maturity of the shares with the consent of both the parties. If the shares are redeemed through the provisions of Section 80 of Companies Act, 1956 the consent of the court is not required as articles permit for it.
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Q: Rails: Render a View (not a partial) From Within a View I have a controller that responds to both html and js. The html view renders the whole page (including the header and footer), while the js only replaces #main. Aside from the header and footer, both formats render the same content. I can get this effect with three files:
_show.html.erb

Content!

show.html.erb
<%= render "show" %>

show.js.erb
$("#main").fadeIn("<%= escape_javascript(render 'show') %>");

This works, but I'd prefer if I didn't need a separate _show partial. Unfortunately, this doesn't work:
show.html.erb

Content!

show.js.erb
$("#main").fadeIn("<%= escape_javascript(render 'show') %>");

As Rails will look for the show partial, not the actual view.
Is there a way to get Rails to look for the view file, rather than a partial?

A: you just need to pass a context to your render method:
<%= render :template => "show" -%>

A: Rendering a non-partial view inside another view isn't exactly the Rails Way™. Your current solution is probably better, and not an uncommon approach. Rename it _body, or something else appropriate, if you feel weird about the the partial name being the same as the action.
However if your view can be shared, as it seems like it could in this case, you could just make it a layout.
This is facilitated by the fact that, somewhat against the principle of least surprise, Rails will render an html template for a js action if no js template exists.  This means that you could remove both the js template, and the partial, and just create a layout entitled, for example, fadein.js.erb:
# yourviews/show.html.erb

Content!

# layouts/fadein.js.erb
$("#main").fadeIn("<%= escape_javascript(yield) %>");

# YourController.rb
def show
  # ...
  respond_to do |wants|
    wants.html
    wants.js { render :layout => "fadein" }
  end
end

A: Like others have mentioned, rendering another non-partial view in another view is "Not the rails way", if however you still insist on doing it, one method is:
<%= render :file => '<replace with relative/absolute path>' %>

A: This is not a good practice as you can see by the comments. Rails have the concepts of view, partial and layout. That said, the view is the only one you should keep using only once. So my suggestions are:

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*If you feel that more than one extra view could be rendered inside your current view, you are most likely looking for a layout

*If you feel that one of your views should be rendered in many pages, you are looking for a partial

*If this view should render only one extra view inside it, and that view should only be rendered inside the current view, you can pick any of the above or none of it - that's it, go with a single file

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The discography of Shai Hulud, a hardcore punk band from Pompano Beach, Florida consists of 4 studio albums, 3 split albums, 2 compilation albums, 1 extended plays, 1 single and 1 video album.

Studio albums

Extended plays

Singles

Splits

Compilations

Video albums

Demos

Appearances

Music videos
My Heart Bleeds the Darkest Blood, 1997 Crisis/Revelation Records
Misanthropy Pure, 2008 Metal Blade Records
Colder Than The Cold World, 2015 No Sleep Records

References

Discography
Discographies of American artists
Punk rock group discographies

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Castle Gardens Nursing Home is a luxury, purpose built nursing home, nestled within the tranquil parkland environment of Drumgoold, on the outskirts of Enniscorthy, where we provide a high standard of care 24 hours a day.
Our residents have varying needs from specialist nursing support to general assistance with everyday living. Some stay with us on a permanent basis whilst others stay for short periods of time.
Our 63 residents live within a homely ambiance where they can flourish while being afforded person centred care. The majority of our bedrooms are single en-suite and all are decorated to a high standard.
Supporting the Director of Nursing each home has a dedicated team of staff nurses, senior healthcare assistants, healthcare assistants, activity coordinator, social care practitioner, allied healthcare professionals and ancillary staff, who's focus is to enhance the lives of the elderly residents in their care.
Knowing that a loved one is receiving care, attention, stimulation, and support, in a secure community brings great peace of mind for families.
We are dedicated to involving residents with memory loss in meaningful activities that help them feel valued and provide them with a sense of purpose.
Daily activities are specifically identified to nurture the spirit of residents by preserving life skills which are familiar to residents, including tasks that they have enjoyed doing in the past and which still bring them a sense of purpose in the present.
Our Memory Care team design personalised programmes with multi-sensory experiences, including exercise, gardening, intergenerational activities, pet therapy, depending on what benefits each individual the most.
Activities are organised on a one-to-one basis or in small groups, where residents have similar interests.
We have a large enclosed secure garden which includes a sensory/dementia-friendly garden.
Some of our residents are with us for short-term respite care after acute medical care in a hospital, where they are ready to be discharged, but are not quite well enough to manage at home on their own yet. We offer skilled, individualised rehabilitation care, nursing and associated therapies.
Our long term residents make Kilcolgan their new home-from-home when they are no longer able to live alone, either through illness or disability. We offer best-practice medical, nursing, rehabilitation and therapeutic services in a nurturing, safe and homely environment.
Residents are at the centre of everything we do in Mowlam Healthcare and residents and their families are at the centre of care planning. It is important to every member of our organisation that families are reassured and confident that their loved ones are receiving the very best of care. We want to help.
Led by our hearts – our team of skilled professionals, from Directors of Care, nurses and carers to catering and housekeeping are all characterised by the qualities of empathy, compassion, kindness, patience and understanding. We promote a culture of friendship and companionship in all our homes. We Listen. We Care.
Our care follows critical and clinical best practice, focussing on managing and improving long term medical condition, pain levels, mobility and maximising independence of our residents. We at all times respect the wishes of the person and very importantly, go at the pace our residents want to go at.
We are dedicated to involving residents in daily activities and therapies – cognitively stimulating, multi-sensory, physical therapy and social care – that help them feel valued, provide them with a sense of purpose and give them a sense of belonging. 'Life Goes On'…with every comfort of home.
We encourage our residents to engage, enjoy, express and live as full, independent and active a life as possible with us. Our dedicated activity coordinators and social care practitioners develop an extensive weekly calendar of activities, based on residents' expressed preferences, and tailored to individual needs.
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Solar energy is power from the sun's rays that reach Earth, Chevron is exploring photovoltaic technologies to support the company's operations.
Chevron Thailand Exploration and Production, Ltd., announces a $30 million commitment to create the Thailand Partnership Initiative, a five-year program to strengthen Thailand's competiveness and innovation by improving science, technology, engineering and mathematics education and vocational education across the country.
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Carmen Ejogo, one of the stars of Alien: Covenant, has joined the cast of the Sony's untitled Denzel Washington thriller.
The project, formerly known as Inner City, is being directed by Nightcrawler helmer Dan Gilroy.
Gilroy also wrote the script, which tells of a Los Angeles attorney who is offered a job at a prestigious law firm after the death of his longtime partner and takes on a case that has life-altering repercussions.
Ejogo has been cast as one of the female leads, a worker at a civil rights organization.
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Jennifer Fox and Escape Artists' Todd Black are producing.
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[ISN] Cyberspace sentinels brace for trouble
Subject: [ISN] Cyberspace sentinels brace for trouble
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2002 06:11:24 -0600 (CST)
Delivery-date: Fri, 27 Dec 2002 14:22:37 +0100
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Vancouver - The fight against terrorism and the prospect of
hostilities with Iraq have the sentinels of cyberspace bracing for
Experts say it's only a matter of time before someone mounts a
concerted, politically motivated attack on the Internet or a piece of
computer-dependent infrastructure such as the electrical grid.
Despite growing security awareness, especially in the wake of the
Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, many critical systems remain open
to intrusion and disruption, authorities in both the private and
public sectors agree.
"The problem at this point is that the vulnerabilities are so numerous
one has a hard time trying to decide where to start," said Andrew
McAllister, director of cyber protection at the federal Office of
Critical Infrastructure and Emergency Preparedness.
There's no published evidence such a strike has taken place yet and
some experts believe cyber attacks remain more of a nuisance threat
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service, responsible for assessing
the cyber threat, won't reveal which potentially hostile groups or
countries have the capability.
A July 2001 CSIS report, citing U.S. sources, included Iraq on a list
of countries developing the ability to mount "information operations."
But it's inevitable a terror group or hostile state will try
something, said Michael Vatis, director of the Institute for Security
Technology Studies at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire.
"Frankly, I've been a little bit surprised that we haven't seen
something yet from al-Qaeda or one of its sympathizers because of the
ease and low cost of doing it," he said. "That's why I do believe it's
just a matter of time."
Mr. Vatis was the first director of the U.S. National Infrastructure
Protection Centre, founded in 1998 and under FBI control before
becoming part of the new Department of Homeland Security.
The centre served as a model for Mr. McAllister's two-year-old agency,
which operates under the Department of National Defence.
It's true, said Mr. Vatis, that to date cyber attacks have added up
mostly to costly disruptions of e-commerce and Web vandalism by what
Mr. McAllister called "hacktivists."
Mr. Vatis said he doesn't even use the term cyber terrorism because
it's misleading.
But a study that Mr. Vatis did in the wake of Sept. 11 found cyber
attacks increased concurrent with political flare-ups in the Middle
East, between Indian and Pakistan and the war in Kosovo.
Mr. Vatis said he believes hostile countries may be more of a threat
than terrorists.
"I think it really behooves the U.S. and its allies to prepare for the
eventuality of cyber attacks against us, especially when we engage in
any sort of conventional military action or response in cyberspace,"
The redundancies built into critical systems make it hard for any one
cyber attack to bring a country to its knees, David Charters of the
Centre for Conflict Studies at the University of New Brunswick has
But the tools for cyber attacks are readily available for terrorists
or others who want them.
"I don't think we know enough to say whether they have it now or not,
given the ease with which the capability can be acquired by anybody,"
said Mr. Vatis. "You can literally go and download the capability from
a hacker Web site."
One of the most serious recent attacks occurred in October, knocking
out three of the world's 13 Internet domain-name root servers, which
verify Internet addresses for Web surfers.
Traffic was rerouted to backups but the Internet could have been
crippled if more of the servers been shut down.
There are between 65,000 and 70,000 virus and malicious code threats
worldwide, said Vincent Gullotto, senior director of research at
antivirus software-maker McAfee.
Mr. Gullotto said the purveyors are still largely traditional hackers
out to make a name for themselves.
"We haven't really seen anything from my perspective that purely says
al-Qaeda's been involved or somebody that works for some
fundamentalist group," he said.
"We have seen virus writers add into their mix here and there some
political statement."
But governments and corporations are reluctant to publicize serious
attacks, Mr. Gullotto added.
"If someone from al-Qaeda has found a way to hack themselves into some
Department of Defence operation, we're not going to hear about that,"
One ominous trend has been a change in the origin of attacks, said
John Gantz, chief research officer for Boston-based IDC Inc., an
information-technology consulting firm.
Until a year ago, about 60 per cent of intrusions into corporate
systems came from inside ? disgruntled or larcenous employees. Today
it's reversed.
"We basically believe a war with Iraq will galvanize the hacker parts
of the terrorist factions," said Mr. Gantz.
System security has become the No. 1 priority among chief executives,
he said, and spending on security-related software is the fastest
growing area of information technology.
"Security is now becoming more important than usability," added Mr.
McAllister.
But he said the problem is computer networks have evolved with
openness in mind.
"You'd assume hopefully that nobody else would want to do anything bad
to your system," said Mr. McAllister. "We can no longer make those
assumptions.
"So now we're stuck with systems that have been developed and written
for usability, openness and remote access. The question is, who's
remotely accessing your system now?"
Mr. McAllister agreed that it takes a highly skilled person to do
serious damage but said the expertise is spreading rapidly.
"It only takes one to show up in your Internet back yard to really
ruin your day," he says. "So really what we're finding is it's not a
question of if, it's a question of when."
The approach to defending against such attacks worries the experts.
As recently as last July, the U.S. General Accounting Office ? similar
to Canada's Auditor-General ? warned of "pervasive weaknesses" in
federal information security.
"Because of our government's and our nation's reliance on
interconnected computer systems to support critical operations and
infrastructures, poor information security could have potentially
devastating implications for our country," Robert Dacey, the office's
director of information-security told a congressional hearing.
That interconnectedness links government and industry and spans
borders, Mr. McAllister noted.
"Everything's so interdependent now that the ripple effect of an event
in one sector or one set of services has a more profound impact on
other services now," he said.
Key sectors, such as banking and air-traffic control, may have
hardened computer systems but other industries may not be doing all
they should, said Mr. Gantz.
"One of the fastest-growing software package areas is intrusion
detection," he said. "They're putting in the software but they're
still not necessarily manning a desk 24-7 to see if there is an
intrusion."
Mr. Vatis said tracing and countering cyber attacks also becomes more
difficult outside the small group of developed countries such as
Canada, Britain and the United States that traditionally work
"As Internet use increases much more rapidly in developing countries,
for instance, I fully expect to see that problem of non-co-operation
grow significantly," he said.
INTERNET THREATS
Web defacement and semantic attack: Often politically motivated,
vandalizing Web sites or subtly changing Web page content with false
Domain-name service attack: Interfering with domain-name servers that
verify Internet address and connect Web surfers to sites, redirecting
them to incorrect or counterfeit sites.
Distributed denial of service attack: Common hacker attack that swamps
system with information requests, dangerous if highly co-ordinated
against key infrastructure such as banking, communications and
transportation.
Worms: Often harmless attacks that exploit weaknesses in software but
considered a cheap method of delivering a destructive attack if
Attacks on routers: Routers are the Internet's traffic cops. Systems
considered less vulnerable than other computers but lack of diversity
leaves them open to knockout punch if attacker can find a flaw.
Infrastructure attacks: Vulnerabilities of systems that control
financial institutions, voice communications, electrical grid or water
distribution not well understood.
Source of threat list: Cyber Attacks During the War on Terrorism, by
Michael Vatis
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Violin Concerto in D Major, Op 61 38'42"
Violin Concerto in D Major, Op 35** 28'21"
In D Minor for violin and piano 18'22"
Fantasy on two Swedish folk-melodies 7'29"
Concertino in A Minor for Violin & piano (fragment) 2'40"
Duo Concertant in A Minor for two violins 24'48"
Duo in B Flat Major for Cello and Piano 17'07"
Mats Rondin (cello) ; Bengt-Åke Lundin (piano).
Vier Gesange op. 43 Vier Lieder op 46.
recorded August / December 1996 in conjunction with Sender Freies, Berlin.
Rejoice in the Lamb, 16'04"
Hymn to St. Cecilia 10'18" and other choral works.
Choir of St. John's College, Cambridge.
Mass for Four Voices 24'39"
Mass for Five Voices 23'56"
Missa Salve Intemerata Virgo* 24'38"
St. John's College Choir, Cambridge.
String Quartet No 2 in C Major (1829) 29'11"
String Quartet No 5 in F Major (1835) 25'43"
HAUSMUSIK London Monica Hugget, Pavlo Beznosiuk , (violins) Roger Chase, (viola); Richard Lester (cello).
Pomp and Circumstances Marches Nos 1-5, Op. 39 27'56"
Sea Pictures. Op 37 27'44"
Cockaigne Overture, Op. 40 * 16'39"
Symphony No.6 in C minor,Op. 58. The Forest, Op. 19.
Symphonies Nos. 103, 'Drum Roll', 104, 'London', Symphony No. 95.
Scherzetto 2'47" Pièce romantique 5'53" Tocatta sur le nom d'Albert Roussel 0'58" L'espiègle au village de Lilliput 0'55" Française: 'Guitarre 'pour le piano 2'34" Le vent dans les ruines 2'53" Petite Suite 16'19" Histoires 21'43" Les recontres 16'10"
recorded November 4-17, 1997 and January 26-28 1998.
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