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Josip Heit: Angela Merkel, many will perhaps miss this great woman one day
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- GSB Gold Standard Pay KB: The Federal Republic of Germany will soon have a new Chancellor, but will the citizens and the world miss Dr Angela Merkel? Fifty-two per cent of German citizens surveyed said they would not miss Merkel as head of government, whereas 38 per cent are already certain that they will miss the long-serving chancellor.
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Josip Heit, Chairman of Gold Standard Pay in Sweden, which recently launched its own website https://www.josipheit.com, says: "Merkel's politics were rooted in the world after the fall of the Berlin Wall. A world that no longer exists. But a new era requires a new direction. For a Germany that needs to invest more in its infrastructure and in its people. A country that must be guided less by trade interests and more by the need for European geopolitical autonomy in an increasingly uncertain world.
Moreover, the best that can and must be said about Angela Merkel's kind of governance is that Merkel has helped steer Europe through a series of major crises as a strong captain's wife at the helm of the German ship. In particular, she was instrumental in putting together a series of rescue packages in all-night summits, for this the world will always have her to thank!"
One thing is certain, despite the major crises in recent years, the Federal Republic of Germany remains one of the most successful countries on our planet in economic, scientific, technological and cultural terms. This success is anything but self-evident and is largely due to Angela Merkel's policies.
"The political stability of the Merkel era, which set the political framework for this success and created a haven of calm for the whole of Europe, may yet be sorely missed by citizens one day," Josip Heit believes.
Josip Heit was officially registered at two of Olaf Scholz's election events and attended them, be it in Potsdam or in Zehdenick in Brandenburg, also to listen carefully to what could be the next German Chancellor, because it will be difficult to finance much of what Germany needs in times of necessary structural change, which is why it was important for manager Heit to listen carefully to Olaf Scholz already during the election campaign.
Whatever a Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) will do for Germany, the country loses with Chancellor Dr. SPD candidate for Chancellor Angela Merkel the first woman at the head of our country, a politician who is highly respected and esteemed worldwide, whose intellectual brilliance and far-sightedness, her captivating analyses and impressive ability to formulate the most complicated issues into comprehensible words.
Merkel was never vain, but fact-oriented, she did not take herself seriously, which is unfortunately often an exception in politics, and that is why Chancellor Dr Angela Merkel deserves the thanks of an entire nation!
Website: https://www.josipheit.com
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Basketball player helps with stadium cleanup after victory: "Helpfulness, empathy, and compassion"
Amy Christie 2021-11-30
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After the Wichita State University men's basketball won against Tarleton State 65-51, one of the players in the winning team felt that he needed to do something extra after the fantastic game.
And he didn't mind sticking around after the victory to help clean the stadium, even if all the fans and the team were gone.
What are the details?
Dexter Dennis stayed behind after the Wichita State Game ended. He had decided to do a good deed, potentially setting up an example to encourage people not to leave trash behind anymore, according to Sunnyskyz.
Dexter Dennis helped his team get the victory by scoring 13 points. After they won, he didn't just go home. He stayed after the game was finished, and he went right ahead to help the cleaning staff at Koch Arena get rid of the piled-up trash.
The footage with his good deed was uploaded on social media by Taylor Eldridge, currently covering Wichita State Athletics on behalf of the Wichita Eagle.
As the video uploaded on social media shows, Dexter is definitely a special person.
How did people react?
Several online users were touched by the player's gesture that showed so much kindness and the will to stay humble in any circumstances.
"Stay humble and stay on your path, young fella, because it's the correct one," is how one user felt about it.
"Didn't get paid. Didn't get in trouble. Just wanted to help out the cleaning crew," was Eldridge's comment on it.
"It's called having decent parents that taught him to 'leave it like you found it,' helpfulness, empathy and compassion for others and their jobs," was another take on the video.
"He is a class act and is going to be a decent person when he leaves College!" another user wrote after seeing the footage.
# Wichita# Kansas# basketball# state game# trash
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TOSTIG
ABT 1030 - 25 Sep 1066
RESIDENCE: of Wessex, England
OCCUPATION: joined the invader Hardrada of Norway against his Brother Harold II
DEATH: 25 Sep 1066, Battle at Stamford Bridge outside York, England
Father: GODWINE Earl of Kent and Wessex
Mother: GYTHA Thorgilsson av SVERIGE
"Hardrada of Norway struck first. In mid September, Hardrada's invasion force landed on the Northern English coast, sacked a few coastal villages and headed towards the city of York. Hardrada was joined in his effort by Tostig, King Harold's nere-do-well brother.
The speed of Harold's forced march allowed him to surprise Hardrada's army on September 25, as it camped at Stamford Bridge outside York. A fierce battle followed. Hand to hand combat ebbed and flowed across the bridge. Finally the Norsemen's line broke and the real slaughter began. Hardrada fell and then the King's brother, Tostig. What remained of the Viking army fled to their ships."
From: http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/bayeux.htm
_AETHELMAER "The Great"_________+
_WULFNOTH of Wessex___________|
| (0970 - ....)                |
|                              |_AETHELTHRITH___________________
|                                (0950 - ....)
_GODWINE Earl of Kent and Wessex_|
| (0992 - 1053) m 1019            |
|                                 |                               ________________________________
|                                 |                              |
|                                 |______________________________|
|                                                                |________________________________
|--TOSTIG
|                                                                 _STYRBJORN SVERIGE _____________+
|                                                                | (0940 - ....)
|                                  _THORKILS Sprakalegg SVERIGE _|
|                                 | (0970 - ....)                |
|                                 |                              |_THYRA Haraldsdottir of Danmark_+
|                                 |                                (0950 - ....)
|_GYTHA Thorgilsson av SVERIGE ___|
(1000 - 1069) m 1019            |
|                               ________________________________
|                              |
|______________________________|
|________________________________
Elizabeth Hill CARTER of Shirley
RESIDENCE: FAuquier Co. VA
Father: Charles Hill CARTER of Shirley
Mother: Mary Walker CARTER
Family 1 : Robert RANDOLPH of "Eastern View"
Lucy Bolling RANDOLPH
+Mary Braxton RANDOLPH
+Eliza Carter RANDOLPH
+Robert Lee RANDOLPH of "Eastern View"
6--5. Elizabeth, b. 1764; d. 1832; m. Col. Robert Randolph, of "Eastern View," Fauquier Co., Va., son of Hon. Peter and Lucy (Bolling) Randolph, of "Chatsworth," and had issue. (See Randolph and Bolling lineage.)
Elizabeth Carter married Colonel Robert Randolph. [S1286]
_Robert "King" CARTER Colony of Virginia_+
_John CARTER Of Crotoman__|
|                          |_Judith ARMISTEAD _______________________+
|                            (1665 - 1699) m 1687
_Charles Hill CARTER of Shirley_|
| (1733 - 1802) m 1756           |
|                                |                           _Edward HILL Jr._________________________+
|                                |                          | (1637 - 1700)
|                                |_Elizabeth HILL __________|
|                                  (1690 - 1777)            |
|                                                           |_Elizabeth WILLIAMS _____________________
|                                                             (.... - 1677)
|--Elizabeth Hill CARTER of Shirley
|                                                            _Robert "King" CARTER Colony of Virginia_+
|                                                           | (1663 - 1732) m 1701
|                                 _Charles CARTER of Cleves_|
|                                | (1707 - 1764) m 1728     |
|                                |                          |_Elizabeth "Betty" LANDON _______________+
|                                |                            (1674 - 1720) m 1701
|_Mary Walker CARTER ____________|
(1736 - 1770) m 1756           |
|                           _________________________________________
|_Mary WALKER _____________|
|_________________________________________
15 Apr 1722 - ____
RESIDENCE: Middlesex Co. VA
RESOURCES: See: [S131] [S828]
Father: Thomas DUDLEY
Mother: Elizabeth MEECHAM
Betty DUDLEY
+Gwynn DUDLEY
John DUDLEY b. 15 Apr 1722.
Children: CONFLICT:
i Betty DUDLEY.
ii Gwynn DUDLEY. May instead be a dau. of Thomas DUDLEY, bro. of John DUDLEY.
iii Thomas DUDLEY. May instead be a son of Thomas DUDLEY, bro. of John DUDLEY.
iv Luch DUDLEY. May instead be a son of Thomas DUDLEY, bro. of John DUDLEY.
v Betty DUDLEY. May instead be a dau. of Thomas DUDLEY, bro. of John DUDLEY.
_William DUDLEY I____+
_William DUDLEY II___|
|                     |_Elizabeth CARY _____+
_Thomas DUDLEY ______|
|                     |                      _William BAWD _______
|                     |                     | (1630 - ....)
|                     |_Mary BAWD __________|
|                       (1657 - ....) m 1682|
|                                           |_____________________
|--John DUDLEY
|                                            _____________________
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|_Elizabeth MEECHAM __|
(1690 - ....) m 1706|
ELIZABETH KEITH
RESIDENCE: SCT
RESOURCES: See:
Family 1 : ALEXANDER IRVINE 3rd Lord of Drum
Family 2 : ROBERT (Alexander) de IRVINE 4th Laird of Drum
Ferdinand Hammond LINDSAY
25 Dec 1846 - 28 Jul 1877
ID Number: I141
RESIDENCE: Lawrence and Limestone Cos. AL
BIRTH: 25 Dec 1846, Lawrence Co. Alabama
DEATH: 28 Jul 1877, Limestone Co. Alabama
BURIAL: 29 Jul 1877, Athens Cem. Interred With Masonic Honors.
RESOURCES: See: [S33]
Father: Zachariah "Zack" LINDSAY
Mother: Martha M. MONTGOMERY
Family 1 : Indiana C. (India) ELLIOTT
MARRIAGE: 4 Dec 1872, Limestone Co. Alabama
Mary Pearl LINDSAY
+Charles Hamilton LINDSAY I
FH Lindsay #141 bur in Athens Jul 29, 1877 - Member of Cumberland Presbyterian Church interred with Masonic honors.
_(RESEARCH QUERY) LINDSAY MD & VA & TN & AL & SC_
_William H. LINDSAY _|
|                     |_________________________________________________
_Zachariah "Zack" LINDSAY _|
|                           |                      _David ALVIS II__________________________________+
|                           |                     | (1748 - 1814) m 1768
|                           |_Mary "Polly" ALVIS _|
|                             (1780 - 1817) m 1802|
|                                                 |_Mary CAUTHON ___________________________________+
|                                                   (1750 - 1784) m 1768
|--Ferdinand Hammond LINDSAY
|                                                  _________________________________________________
|                            _____________________|
|                           |                     |
|                           |                     |_________________________________________________
|_Martha M. MONTGOMERY _____|
(1816 - 1849) m 1835      |
|                      _________________________________________________
|_________________________________________________
Edward MCGRAW Jr.
5 Aug 1746 - AFT 1832
RESIDENCE: Craven and Fairfield Cos. SC
BIRTH: 5 Aug 1746, Craven Co. South Carolina
DEATH: AFT 1832, Fairfield Dist. South Carolina
Father: Edward MCGRAW Sr.
Mother: Obediance HOLGAN
iii. EDWARD MCGRAW, Jr. b. Aug 05, 1746, Craven Co. SC; d. Aft. 1832, Fairfield Co. SC.
_(RESEARCH QUERY) MCGRAW IRE > SC > LA_
_Aurthur MCGRAW _____|
|                     |_______________________________________
_Edward MCGRAW Sr.___|
|                     |                      _______________________________________
|                                           |_______________________________________
|--Edward MCGRAW Jr.
|                                            _______________________________________
|                      _William HOLGAN _____|
|                     | (1680 - ....)       |
|                     |                     |_______________________________________
|_Obediance HOLGAN ___|
|                      _______________________________________
|_______________________________________
John MCNISH II
Mar 1743 - 17 Jul 1800
RESIDENCE: Rose Dew, Little River, SC
BIRTH: Mar 1743
Father: John MCNISH I
Mother: Margaret ALEXANDER?
Family 1 : Agnes Ann BLACK
John MCNISH III
James MCNISH II
Family 2 : Mary Catherine KEALL
MARRIAGE: Probably Purrysburg, South Carolina
Mary Catherine MCNISH
John the second may have been connected to a David Alexander: "Dedimus issued to John Lewis Bourquin Esq to qualify John McNish admor of the Esta. of David Alexander Decd. Feb. 25th. 1774." p. 96 and p. 109 "Citation granted to John McNish of St. Peters Parish to admir on the Esta. of David Alexander late of Prince Williams Parish Decd as next of Kin. to be read in the Parish Ch ofr Prince William & returned Certified. Feb 2d. 1774." (Probate Records of SC, Vol. 2. Brent Holcomb. 1978. Southern Historical Press, Jorunal of the Court of Ordinary 1771-1775.)
_(RESEARCH QUERY) MCNISH of South Carolina_|
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_John MCNISH I________|
| (1720 - 1748)        |
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|                                                                  |__
|--John MCNISH II
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|                       ___________________________________________|
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|_Margaret ALEXANDER? _|
(1720 - ....)        |
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|___________________________________________|
John TROTTER
RESIDENCE: Harrison Co. IN
Family 1 : Matilda WRIGHT
Martha Elizabeth TROTTER
THOMAS WARRE
Father: ROGER de la WARRE 4th Lord, Knt.
Mother: ELIZABETH WELLES
_JOHN de la WARRE 2nd Lord___________________+
_JOHN de la WARRE 3rd Lord, Knt._|
|                                 |_JOAN de GRELLE _____________________________
|                                   (1280 - 1352)
_ROGER de la WARRE 4th Lord, Knt._|
| (1326 - 1370) m 1338             |
|                                  |                                  _ROBERT Knt. de HOLAND 1st Baron of Uphollan_+
|                                  |                                 | (1280 - 1328)
|                                  |_MARGARET de HOLAND _____________|
|                                    (1300 - 1349) m 1326            |
|                                                                    |_MAUD la ZOUCHE of Leicsteshire______________+
|                                                                      (1280 - 1349)
|--THOMAS WARRE
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|                                   _ADAM de WELLES _________________|
|                                  | (1300 - 1345)                   |
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|_ELIZABETH WELLES ________________|
(1320 - ....) m 1338             |
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|_MARGARET BARDOLF _______________|
(1300 - ....)                   |
|_____________________________________________
Henry WYATT
RESIDENCE: Williamsburg, James City, and Gloucester Co. VA
BIRTH: 1647, Williamsburg, James City, Virginia
DEATH: 1686, Glochester Co. Virginia
RESOURCES: See: LDS GX7J-41
Father: George WYATT
Mother: Susannah R. BAYNHAM
12-1. Henry, of New Kent Co., Va., b. 1647; patented lands in Henrico Co., Ca., in 1679; and near Chickahominy Main Swamp, in 1682; was a supporter of the Established Church and Vestryman of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co. in 1686; m. Alice _____ and from them are descended the Wyatts of Louisa and Albemarle, among which were Capt. Richard, who served with distinction in the Continental Army; he m. Nancy Ware; he was born in 1762; died in 1845, at the home of his daughter Anne, who married Sammuel A. Guy, of Louisa; they were the parents of John Henry Guy of Richmond.
Capt. Richard was also the father of Col Richard Wyatt, of "Clifton," Albermarle Co., and they were the parents of many children, among whom were the gallant Confederate soldier, Richard O., who served as assistant surgeon from 1861 to 1862, when he dies of pneumonia; and of Capt. James Walter, of Albermarle Artillery, from 1861 to 1864, when he was killed in the Battle of Cold Harbor, Jan. 3, 1864;
Henry and Alice (_____) Wyatt were also the ancestors of Col. John S. Mosby of Confederate fame, and of Mrs. Belle (Wyatte) Willard, wife of Lieut. Gov. Willard, of Virginia.
_GEORGE THOMAS WYATT Knt._+
_HAUTE WYATT "the Immigrant"_|
|                             |_JANE FINCH ______________+
_George WYATT ________|
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|                      |_ELIZABETH Barbara MITFORD __|
|                                                    |__________________________
|--Henry WYATT
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|                       _____________________________|
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|_Susannah R. BAYNHAM _|
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Habits of Successful Business People
How can aspiring travel executives ensure they "turn left" in their career path rather than end up with the multitudes in economy class? Three senior managers from the industry took time out of their busy schedules to reflect upon the actions and behaviours that were instrumental in their progression.
They are Ann Elliot, General Manager Corporate and Industry Sales at Virgin Australia; John Simeone, Head of Business and Government Sales at Qantas; and Mikhail (Mike) Dudarenok, Chief Customer Officer, Technology, at Flight Centre.
There are plenty of standard, business school-type tips out there but, it's the less-conventional factors – as described by these executives – that are often most useful.
Virgin's Elliot says, "In my experience, being open and honest usually sparks actions from my team members."
When on the road, a no-nonsense approach is even more important. The time you have with new contacts is fleeting and you may never meet them in person again.
And if you do as Elliot suggests – "Most importantly, familiarise yourself with the people you are meeting and their individual agendas and objectives" – you'll find these encounters are even more fruitful.
Flight Centre's Dudarenok takes things a step further. "In my role of a chief customer officer from a technology perspective, I need to be able to walk in the customers' shoes to ensure we create the most appropriate user and customer experience," he says. "To encourage this, I visualise myself as the customer – including creating a story and persona and then taking them through a particular interaction such as booking a business trip or stressing out over missing a flight. The more vivid, visual and engaging I make the virtual story, the easier for me to experience the emotions and pressures the customer in question will be experiencing."
A more conventional approach is through study, but this often works best when the classroom is the real world.
Simeone says, "You can spend a lot of time reading great books on the theory of leadership. But it really is important to always keep learning as you go – including from the experience of peers – and remain open to new ideas and ways of working."
This is reinforced by Elliot. "My advice would be to observe and listen to others as much as possible," she says. "In my experience, using these skills and reading plenty of relevant material has been the best approach for my career progression."
Even the most hectic travel schedule gives opportunities to read and reflect; while the distance from home and the office gives a wider perspective and the ability to dwell on the big picture rather than day-to day-minutiae.
Dudarenok is also a big fan of this contemplative approach. "Successful executives need certain skills and abilities," he says, listing self-reflection, leadership, empathy, continuously learning, and the ability to delegate and execute as the most desirable.
"The path always starts with self-reflection and internal re-evaluation of how your actions and reactions impact others and your business; and what you need to change to become more effective at leadership; vision setting and more."
BETTER THAN SHARING A LIFT
Should you find yourself travelling with your boss, you have a much more potent opportunity than the timeworn elevator pitch. Not only do you have more time to shine, you can also bond with them during the inevitable travel hiccups. And help with routine tasks that become much harder after a long journey, such as checking into a hotel at 3am when they're just too fatigued to cope.
But remember to give them their distance. Many seasoned travellers make sure they're not seated adjacent to a colleague on long flights, so that each has some breathing space.
HIGH-TECH TRUTHS
Those at the top recommend paying attention to technology advancements.
Virgin's Elliot says, "In today's world, it's really important to be aware of the importance of technology and its capabilities in order to make sound business decisions."
And over at Qantas, Simeone says, "We know how to harness the technology that will enhance our customers' travel experience, and enable our people to do their work even better.
"We have a growing technology and innovation strategy at Qantas and we recognise the role it plays in our future success. It helps being part of a company that has always been an early adopter, including being the first Australian airline to start rolling out Wi-Fi on domestic flights.
"Personally, technology is moving so fast it's sometimes hard to keep up, but I have a couple of teenagers who ensure that I don't fall too far behind!" he says.
This rapid rate of change means there's ample opportunity for someone to boost their visibility and indispensability by keeping up to date with how to operate and make the most of the latest innovations.
Flight Centre's Dudarenok sees an intriguing link between computers and the human brain.
Technology is "absolutely essential", he says. "The brain works in mysterious ways and, the more you expose it to different and new things, the more unexpected connections and insights you get in return.
"Exposure to new technologies equals new possibilities. As executives, we always have to think years ahead, not knowing what these possibilities are limits our capability in being effective in transforming our business for the future."
THE BIGGEST FACTOR
When asked what the most important factor was in their success, there was agreement: an unrelenting hard slog and the support of others.
"A combination of factors including determination, persistence, a lot of listening and seeking advice from others," says Elliot.
"Perseverance, picking yourself up from the setback and going at it again, when others might have chosen to give up," says Dudarenok;
"The support I've had from colleagues, family and the broader networks of teams I have worked with," says Simeone.
Being overseas doesn't mean abandoning your support network. Elliot says, "While away I always utilise technology to stay in touch with friends, families or even pets!" Skype and messaging apps such as WhatsApp are invaluable for this.
Dudarenok probably best sums up the essence of success. He says, "by continuously going through the process of refining and improving yourself, you will be preparing for this next step and be ready when the opportunity knocks."
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Alum Challenges Idea of Limitation
When Eric Graise '15 performed as a Blanche and Irving Laurie Musical Theatre Fellowship winner at the national 2015 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Washington, D.C., he made quite an impression. Based on that performance, he was nominated and invited to the White House to participate on a panel discussion celebrating Americans with disabilities and the arts.
"Being asked to participate on the panel was a total shock," Eric said. "I honestly didn't believe it until I Googled the email address and found it on the White House website." Read more ...
Alumnus William Wolf Bounces Back After Diving Accident
"Don't take anything for granted whether it's your health, education, family, or friends," said University of West Georgia alumnus William Wolf when asked if he had any advice for college students and recent graduates. A survivor of a spinal cord injury as well as a successful entrepreneur, William is a true example of how determination and patience translates into success, especially in times of adversity.
William graduated from UWG in 2011 with a business degree and sustained his injury in a diving accident in May of 2015. The C-3 fracture rendered him unable to move at the time of the accident, but he has since made a tremendous recovery. Read more ...
Reception to Celebrate Alumna Dr. Ramona Teal's Presidential Portraits Series
The University of West Georgia's Ingram Library and the Penelope Melson Society will host a reception honoring alumna Dr. Ramona Pierce Teal '66 '73 '84 on the completion of her West Georgia Presidential Portraits series, which she has generously donated to the university. The reception will be held on Sunday, February 7 at 3 p.m. in the library's Thomas B. Murphy Reading Room. The West Georgia Presidential Portraits Collection will be placed on display in the Ingram Library.
Dr. Teal is a retired educator turned artist. She earned a B.S. in elementary education, a Master of Education, and an Ed.S. in reading and instruction from UWG. She then earned an Ed.D. in Education from the University of Georgia. Read more ...
Charity Founder Focuses on Helping Children
As a '85-'86 graduate student at the University of West Georgia, Brent Nichols was introduced to the field of social work, which led to a career and passion that would change the lives of children in need.
While completing his B.B.A. at Georgia Southern University in 1981, Brent was asked to assist with a Special Olympics event in Warner Robins, which caused him to fall in love with the idea of giving back to his community and led him to pack up and head West to further his education and pursue a career in social work. Read more ...
Flight to Success
Lance Paige Toland was a teenager when he first fell in love with flying. He scrubbed airplanes for $1.25 an hour at the airport in his hometown of Griffin and saved his money for $25 an hour flight lessons. By the time he was 17, he had already soloed and was soon working as a mechanic apprentice overhauling Douglas DC-3 aircraft.
When the time came to start college, Lance didn't think he could afford tuition; however, his employer transferred him to Carrollton and encouraged him to enroll at UWG, then West Georgia College. Read more ...
UWG Alumna Appointed to State Advisory Board by Governor Deal
Governor Nathan Deal has appointed University of West Georgia alumna Tina Bartleson '94 to the Department of Family and Children Services State Advisory Board. Tina was the executive director of the Exchange Club Family Resource Center in Rome, Georgia from 1994-2001 and again in 2013. She has 26 years of experience working with children and families through child abuse prevention. Tina graduated UWG with a master's degree in public and social services.
The purpose of the Department of Family and Children Services board is to support the staff that protects the wellbeing of Georgia's children while preserving family integrity. The state boards review the administration of all welfare and public assistance functions. Read more ...
UWG Alum Dr. Jan Keys Awarded ACHE Honor
After earning her BSN in 2000 and then her MSN in 2003 from the University of West Georgia, Dr. Jan Keys proceeded into what has become a stellar career, serving in various nurse leadership roles in both Georgia and Tennessee.
Most recently, Dr. Keys was awarded the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) Senior Level Healthcare Executive Regent's Award from the Tennessee Hospital Association. ACHE is an international professional society of 40,000 healthcare executives who lead hospitals, healthcare systems, and other healthcare organizations.
The award recognizes members who are experienced in the field and who have made contributions to the advancement of healthcare management. Just a few of the qualities on which members are evaluated include leadership abilities, innovative and creative management, and contributions to the development of others in the healthcare profession. Read more ...
UWG Alumni Association Announces Third 30 Under 30 Class
The University of West Georgia Alumni Association is proud to announce the 2015 class of 30 Under 30. From pharmacists and counselors to international business owners and educators, this list represents the brightest and most ambitious UWG graduates under the age of 30.
Those nominated and chosen must have met several criteria. First, they must have earned an undergraduate degree from the University of West Georgia and must have been 30 years old or younger as of March 15, 2015. The nominees must have made a documentable impact in business, education, leadership, government, research, service, or other area, while also demonstrating dedication to UWG and its mission of teaching, research and service. Read more ...
UWG Alumnus Highlights Successful African-American Graduates in New Biography
Alumnus Don North of Carrollton is currently working on a biographical book documenting the stories of African-American experiences at the University of West Georgia that have led to great success. The work will illustrate alumni who have graduated since 1967, which was when Lillian Williams, a well-respected educator, became UWG's first black graduate.
"I am passionate about this book and the importance to document the extraordinary accomplishments of African-Americans who have been very successful in their careers," said Don. Read more ...
UWG Alum Stanley McMichael's Dedication to Education Results in National Award
Since earning his master's degree in educational leadership from University of West Georgia in 2008, Stan McMichael has been doing big things. He is passionate about education, which has set him a step above the rest in his field. His commitment and enthusiasm has attributed to being selected as the 2015 National Association of Elementary Principals' National Outstanding Elementary Assistant Principal of the Year. Stan is currently an assistant principal at Western Elementary School in Coweta County.
Stan's education at UWG provided him with the tools to grow as an educator as well as a person. Read more ...
UWG Alumni Return for Annual Panel Discussion
On September 17, the UWG Center for Diversity and Inclusion collaborated with the Alumni Relations and the Black Student Alliance to host the Annual Alumni Panel Discussion. UWG students, staff members, and alumni convened in the Campus Ballroom to listen to Reginald Moore '82, Mandy Smith '90, Rafael Booker '11, Cheryl Hill '94 '96, Ashley Copeland '14, and Eric Maxwell '83. The panelists shared their UWG experience from their first year of college to their present day as alums.
"Coming back to West Georgia is always special," said Reginald. "I always look forward to reconnect with the students and other alumni." Read more ...
UWG Alumnus Mike Greene Launches myMuse
When getting a degree, networking is something few students think about – especially when those students are majoring in something that doesn't naturally lend itself to meeting other people. However, to make it in today's world, networking is pretty important. And in the fields of art, music, film, and theater, meeting people and knowing a guy who knows a guy can mean the difference between making a living as an artist and taking part-time jobs to make ends meet.
UWG alumnus and artist Michael Greene recognizes the critical importance of being able to meet and network with other artists. And with his new web-based platform, myMuse, he's addressing this essential need for students, professors, and professionals in the art world. Read more ...
UWG Newnan Hosts Sendoff for Incoming Coweta Freshmen
The University of West Georgia Alumni and the Coweta Alumni Council hosted a Coweta County Freshman send-off event on Thursday night to welcome Coweta's incoming freshmen to UWG.
Over 80 participants attended the event, including recent UWG graduates and long-time alumni members. Alumni met with parents and students in an informal gathering held at the newly renovated historic Newnan hospital that opened as UWG Newnan in May. Read more ...
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Emailmicrobiology.kmcmlr@manipal.edu
Websitehttps://manipal.edu/kmc-mangalore/department-faculty/department-list/microbiology.html
Antibiotic Susceptibility Pattern and Biofilm Formation in Clinical Isolates of Enterococcus spp.
Shridhar, S. & Dhanashree, B., 01-01-2019, In : Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Infectious Diseases. 2019, 7854968.
Enterococcus
Antibiotic sensitivity patterns of Pseudomonas aeruginosa strains isolated from various clinical specimens
Shenoy, S., Baliga, S., Saldanha, D. R. M. & Prashanth, H. V., 09-2002, In : Indian Journal of Medical Sciences. 56, 9, p. 427-430 4 p.
Disk Diffusion Antimicrobial Tests
Netilmicin
Antibiotic sensitivity patterns of Acinetobacter species isolated from various clinical samples
Baliga, S., Shenoy, S., Dominic, S., Prashanth, H. V. & Vidyalakshmi, K., 10-2004, In : The Journal of the Association of Physicians of India. 52, p. 840
Antibiogram profile and biofilm forming potential of pseudomonas species isolated from various clinical specimens
Jamsheera, C. P. & Suman, E., 01-10-2018, In : Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research. 11, 10, p. 150-154 5 p.
Microbial Sensitivity Tests
Antibiogram and genetic relatedness of clinical isolates of enterococcus spp. In mangalore, india
Nayak, P. P., Biranthabail, D., Shenoy, S. & Kotian, S. M., 01-01-2018, In : Journal of Infection in Developing Countries. 12, 11, p. 985-990 6 p.
Anti-biofilm and anti-adherence activity of Glm-U inhibitors
Suman, E., D'Souza, S. J., Jacob, P., Sushruth, M. R. & Kotian, M. S., 01-09-2011, In : Indian Journal of Medical Sciences. 65, 9, p. 387-392 6 p.
Protamines
Antibacterial action of Tropical honey on various bacteria obtained from diabetic foot ulcer
Kateel, R., Bhat, G., Baliga, S., Augustine, A. J., Ullal, S. & Adhikari, P., 01-02-2018, In : Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice. 30, p. 29-32 4 p.
An outbreak of extended spectrum β-lactamase producing Klebsiella pneumoniae in a neonatal intensive care unit
Shenoy, S., Hegde, A., Saldanha Dominic, R. M., Kamath, S. & Arvind, N., 01-07-2007, In : Indian Journal of Pathology and Microbiology. 50, 3, p. 669-670 2 p.
Neonatal Intensive Care Units
Cross Infection
An Outbreak of Burkholderia cepacia Bacteremia in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Paul, L. M., Hegde, A., Pai, T., Shetty, S., Baliga, S. & Shenoy, S., 04-2016, In : Indian Journal of Practical Pediatrics. 83, 4, p. 285-8 4 p.
Burkholderia cepacia
Bacteremia
An event-driven dynamic cross-layer business process compliance monitoring and analysis framework
Saralaya, S., D'Souza, R. G. & Saralaya, V., 01-01-2018, In : International Journal of Business Information Systems. 29, 3, p. 342-386 45 p.
An autopsy case of renal candidiasis
Mathai, A. M., Menezes, R. G., Naik, R., Kanchan, T., Kumar, S., Bhat, G., Chauhan, A. & Rai, M., 01-2009, In : Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine. 16, 1, p. 31-34 4 p.
Analgesic and antimicrobial studies of some 2,4-dichloro-5-fluorophenyl containing arylidenetriazolothiadiazines
Karthikeyan, M. S., Holla, B. S. & Shenoy, S., 01-06-2008, In : Monatshefte fur Chemie. 139, 6, p. 707-716 10 p.
A modified chemically defined medium for Staphylococcus aureus.
Bhat, K. G., Hedge, B. K. & Shivananda, P. G., 01-12-1993, In : Indian Journal of Experimental Biology. 31, 12, p. 948-950 3 p.
Coagulase
Acid Phosphatase
A fortuitous turn of evidence in an elderly female - A case of pulmonary fusariosis
Sreeram, S., Lobo, F. D., Acharya, V. & Saralaya, V., 01-02-2017, In : Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. 11, 2, p. ED04-ED05
Fusariosis
A cross-sectional hospital-based study of autoantibody profile and clinical manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus in south Indian patients
Kosaraju, K., Shenoy, S. & Suchithra, U., 01-07-2010, In : Indian Journal of Medical Microbiology. 28, 3, p. 245-247 3 p.
Antinuclear Antibodies
A concentration method for detection and quantitation of bacillaemia in leprosy and its comparison with other techniques
Nagesha, C. N., Mallya, S., Parvathi, C. N. & Shetty, J. N., 01-01-1988, In : Leprosy Review. 59, 4, p. 337-340 4 p.
A comparative study of in vivo efficacy of currently used antibiotics in murine model of klebsiella pneumonia
Pai, P. G., Anoop, C. H., Mirshad, P. V., Bhat, G., Shenoy, S. M. & Ramesh, K. V., 07-2010, In : Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research. 3, 3, p. 224-228 5 p.
Gentamicins
Aztreonam
A comparative evaluation of antimicrobial efficacy of hydroalcoholic extract of cymbopogon citratus and chlorhexidine gluconate against candida albicans and enterococcus faecalis - an in vitro study
Ballal, N. V., Prakash, P. Y. & Bhat, K. S., 10-08-2011, In : International Journal of Clinical Dentistry. 4, 3, p. 221-227 7 p.
A case of lower respiratory tract infection with canine-associated pasteurella canis in a patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Bhat, S., Acharya, P. R., Biranthabail, D., Rangnekar, A. & Shiragavi, S., 01-08-2015, In : Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. 9, 8, p. DD03-DD04
A Case of Cutaneous and Pharyngeal Diphtheria
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Located in the Greater Toronto Area at Highway 27 and 7, accommodations are 10 KM from Pearson International Toronto Airport (YYZ).
The hotel offers convenient access to numerous attractions, including Canada's Wonderland amusement park, Dave and Buster's arcades and games, Vaughan Mills Premium Outlet Mall and Wet'N'Wild water park. Located next door to Universal EventSpace and in close proximity to Chateau Le Jardin, Da Vinci Banquet Hall, Arlington Estates, The Doctor's House and Black Creek Pioneer Village .
Business travelers will find both comfort and convenience at our hotel. Situated in the middle of Vaughan West Business Park, meeting facilities are available with natural light, audio-visual capabilities, free Wi-Fi and business services such as faxing, copying, and printing.
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As a book publicist, I am always looking for new ways to showcase our authors and books. Currently, I am working with Leon Logothetis, author of Live, Love, Explore. Leon has lived a very inspiring life. He quit his job as a broker in London on a whim and set out on a seemingly crazy and adventurous mission: to travel across the world on $5.00 a day. He depended on the kindness of others to take him from place to place. Throughout his journey, the people he met, the lessons he learned, and the memories he made have all influenced the person he is today. He now gives back in several ways to show people how inspiring and fulfilling life can be.
Leon's story has not only influenced people across the globe, but it has also influenced me. Getting the opportunity to work with such an inspiring and passionate individual makes my job more fun. I really wanted to do something unique with Leon's campaign, something that fit with his message.
Being a Millennial, I am always paying attention to social media way more than I am watching the news on television. Social media is a main source of my news. I read magazines and stories through Snapchat, I read breaking news headlines via Twitter, and I watch news stories on Facebook video. When booking Leon for national news, my head immediately went to Snapchat. I thought that it would be neat if I could get him on a worldwide or even a global Snapchat story—something that would reach a different audience.
After a few emails back and forth with Snapchat's content team, I learned that there was going to be a Random Acts of Kindness Day global story, and I knew that I had to get Leon on as a correspondent for this story. Sure enough, I continued to email Snapchat back and forth, and before I knew it, Leon was making a trip to Snapchat's LA offices to meet the team!
Leon's PR campaign has been a holistic one – a blend of traditional and social media – and includes an upcoming appearance on The Social March 15th. He recently appeared on nearly 20 local and syndicated television shows, including the nationally syndicated Fox NewsEdge, CBS-TV in Kansas City, Fox-TV in Detroit, CBS-TV in Green Bay, and Fox-TV in Cincinnati. He also was interviewed by 20 radio shows, including: Sirius XM Radio, WGN in Chicago, KFI-AM in Los Angeles, KOGO in San Diego, and KOA in Denver.
Booking Leon on Snapchat might not have been quite the same as booking him on a national television show, but I'm glad I thought outside the box to get Leon a way to share his story in a unique way. To see just what Leon has planned for Random Acts of Kindness Week, check out Snapchat's global story going live on February 17th.
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Why Sinai's tribes are unlike Iraq's Sahwa forces
Mohamed Abul Fadhl
A car bomb explosion in El-Arish on April 12th
Tarabin, a large tribe present in Egypt's Sinai peninsula and the Palestinian territories, recently declared war against the remnants of the Islamic State-affiliated Province of Sinai terror group and other extremists in Sinai.
Some in the Egyptian media immediately drew parallels with the US initiative of the so-called tribal Awakening Councils (Sahwas) that played such a central role in defeating al-Qaeda in Iraq. Such parallels are misleading and lead one to wonder whether they have been drawn to point out the potential pitfalls of the Egyptian initiative or merely out of malice.
First, the Awakening Councils of Iraq were a project of the US occupation of Iraq to achieve its interests. Although the initiative was successful in combating terrorist groups to begin with, in the long term many used the initiative to form personal militias to the detriment of Iraq's national interests, turning it into a curse for the tribes.
The Awakening Councils were a tool of American occupation and a great service to the extremists, eventually stripping most of Anbar province from Iraqi government control. By pointing to the fate of the Awakening Councils, perhaps some wish to draw from the lessons of the past. A large contingent, however, are merely scoring political points.
Sinai's tribes are not a tool of occupation but parts of Egypt who have always played a patriotic role in supporting the Egyptian state no matter the nature of its regime and despite the fact that tribes have been the victims of injustice.
The resistance to extremism in Sinai began early, with tribes aiding the security apparatus, something that helped alleviate pressure on the police and army. With the frank declaration of war against the extremists, however, tribal cooperation with the authorities will increase as will the severity of the measures taken against terrorists. Previously, some elements had relied on tribal connections to hide among the population, causing great embarrassment to the security apparatus. The latest step by the tribes in Sinai should, therefore, help root out these elements and decrease the level of violence.
The tribal initiative in Sinai had its precursor not in Iraq, but in western Egypt. Security cooperation with the tribes of Marsa Matruh played a large role in 2014 in ensuring the security of their areas. After reaching an understanding with the security apparatus, the tribes cut smuggling lines used to move weapons and criminals from Libya across barely accessible mountains into Egypt's western deserts. The use of these routes lay at the heart of a number of astonishing security failings. The enforcing of tribal writ against those people who saw smuggling as a quick, easy way to make money, however, saw most of these routes closed. The number of security incidents plummeted.
Although the western deserts are clearly different from Sinai, a similar approach could yield results. The most important thing is that the actions of the tribes be in coordination with the state so that forces being created to besiege the extremists in Sinai operate within the clear framework of the law.
In my opinion, enlisting Egypt's tribes to fight extremists is a proposal of great importance, capable of making headway in the fight against terrorism being waged by the Egyptian state.
The involvement of the tribes in the fight against terrorism opens the door for greater public participation.
The role of the tribes is confined to remote areas on the edges of the country but expanding this role to other areas by including members of the public could quickly yield results, reducing the sweat and blood expended by the security services confronting extremists.
Written By Mohamed Abul Fadhl
Mohamed Abul Fadhl is an Egyptian writer.


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We found 7 Stories and 16 experts related to: multiculturalism
The ties that bind Australia
Rising concerns about the environment and climate change mark the latest annual social cohesion report.
Andrew Markus Professor, School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies
Reinforcing racism
The so-called Moomba 'riot' and subsequent media sensationalism has had a detrimental effect on young South Sudanese in Victoria.
Jarrett Blaustein Lecturer in Criminology, School of Social Sciences
Politicians fuelling the fire
Around the world, populist-nationalist politicians are stoking anti-immigration sentiment through scaremongering.
Alan Gamlen Associate Professor of Human Geography and Editor-in-Chief of Migration Studies
Episode 11: The Australian identity debate
Australia once identified itself as the "lucky country", a place where the "Aussie battler" was given a fair go, but can it still lay claim to this?
Luke Beck Associate Professor, Law Resources
Return to White Australia? Surveys say no
The calls for bans on Muslim and, more recently, African immigration aren't supported by the majority of Australians.
Melbourne is undoubtedly a multicultural hub, but questions over social exclusion show that it's far from perfect.
Rebecca Wickes Associate professor and deputy director of the Centre of Social and Population Research
Foreign policy: Soft Power or Smart Power?
The new Foreign Policy White Paper offers a mix of soft power and co-operative initiatives alongside the usual emphasis on hard-nosed security strategy.
Jacqui True Professor of International Relations and Director, of the Gender, Peace and Security Centre
Jarrett Blaustein
Lecturer in Criminology, School of Social Sciences
Kathryn Benier
Sara Maher
Adjunct Research Fellow, Monash Migration and Inclusion Centre (MMIC)
Andrew Markus
Professor, School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies
Alan Gamlen
Associate Professor of Human Geography and Editor-in-Chief of Migration Studies
Luke Beck
Associate Professor, Law Resources
CEO, Youth Activating Youth
Alistair Thomson
Professor of History, School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies
Associate Dean (Indigenous), MADA
David Bright
Lecturer, Education
Graeme Davison AO
Emeritus Sir John Monash Distinguished Professor
Jacinta Elston
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous), Education
Margaret Gardner AO
President and Vice-Chancellor, Monash University
Melissa Castan
Senior lecturer, Deputy Director of the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law
Rebecca Wickes
Associate professor and deputy director of the Centre of Social and Population Research
Jacqui True
Professor of International Relations and Director, of the Gender, Peace and Security Centre


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Mannesmann's Vogl resigning as chair
MUNICH, GERMANY - After disagreeing over the sale of equipment supplier Netstal Maschinen AG, Wolfgang Vogl has decided to resign as chairman of Munich-based Mannesmann Plastics Machinery AG and leave his position on the Mannesmann board.
``He was not so happy about the situation with the selling of Netstal,'' Mannesmann spokesman Ralf Richter said in a July 27 telephone discussion. ``He always wanted the group to stay together with its six companies.''
A blur of events changed that situation. On July 5, London-based Apax Partners & Co. Ventures Ltd. purchased MPM, a group of six major equipment suppliers that included Netstal. Three days later, Netstal, based in Nafels, Switzerland, was sold by Apax to Emesta Holding AG of Zug, Switzerland. Emesta is controlled by Swiss businessman Christoph Blocher.
Prior to the Apax sale, Vogl had said that MPM's parent company, Siemens AG, would want to keep the companies intact when it shopped them to bidders. But Apax management, citing the difficulties in growing Netstal because of its Swiss minority ownership, decided to take Blocher's bid.
Apax officials were unavailable for comment July 27. Vogl will leave the board July 31. MPM will choose a new chairman from among its four board members, Richter said.
Two new MPM board members were appointed July 26. They are Helmar Franz, chief executive officer of Demag Ergotech GmbH of Schwaig, Germany, and Wilhelm Schroder, chief executive officer of Krauss-Maffei Kunststofftechnik GmbH of Munich. The other two board members are MPM personnel director Hennang Scheele and controller Gerhart Becker.
The MPM group includes the brands Krauss-Maffei, Van Dorn Demag, Demag Ergotech, Berstorff and Billion.
GM voices quality concerns with Guide
PENDLETON, IND. - Guide Corp.'s biggest customer is expressing concern over the quality of its parts, but General Motors Corp. is not threatening to take business away from the lighting supplier.
Purchasing officials for Detroit-based GM met recently with Guide officials to discuss worries that ``quality results slipped somewhat'' during recent months, said GM spokesman David Barnas.
The automaker occasionally meets with suppliers to discuss any concerns that may arise, he said. It has no plans to re-source its work from Guide.
The molding company had no comments on the discussions, but Dennis Hiller, chief executive officer for Pendleton-based Guide, told employees in a letter that the operation will increase its emphasis on quality as a result of the meeting.
Quality is one of four major areas the automaker follows with its suppliers, Barnas said. The other areas are technology, pricing and service.
McKechnie sells division to Teleflex
WALSALL, ENGLAND - Aerospace engineering, fasteners and plastic parts manufacturer McKechnie Group, which was purchased in a management buyout last year, has sold its McKechnie Vehicle Components fluid-handling division to Teleflex Inc. for $15.5 million.
The cash deal covers Walsall-based McKechnie's operations that mold plastic automotive and truck fluid-handling systems located in the United States and Europe, with annual sales of about $37 million.
Details about the plants in England, the Netherlands, Spain and the United States were not available.
The McKechnie plants supply brake and fuel system components to customers including Ford Motor Co., Visteon Corp. and AB Volvo.
Teleflex of Plymouth Meeting, Pa., is a diversified company serving the auto, aerospace, medical and industrial markets. The company has 16,000 employees and annual sales of $1.8 billion.
Teleflex has a fluid systems division based in Suffield, Conn., which makes flexible hoses for auto fuel lines. The unit has plants in Grand River, Ohio; Madison Heights, Mich.; as well as in Belgium and England.


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using System;

namespace Org.Mentalis.Mono.Math.Prime.Generator {

	[CLSCompliant(false)]
	internal abstract class PrimeGeneratorBase {

		public virtual ConfidenceFactor Confidence {
			get {
				return ConfidenceFactor.Medium;
			}
		}

		public virtual PrimalityTest PrimalityTest {
			get {
				return new PrimalityTest (PrimalityTests.SmallPrimeSppTest);
			}
		}

		public virtual int TrialDivisionBounds {
			get { return 4000; }
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Performs primality tests on bi, assumes trial division has been done.
		/// </summary>
		/// <param name="bi">A BigInteger that has been subjected to and passed trial division</param>
		/// <returns>False if bi is composite, true if it may be prime.</returns>
		/// <remarks>The speed of this method is dependent on Confidence</remarks>
		protected bool PostTrialDivisionTests (BigInteger bi)
		{
			return PrimalityTest (bi, this.Confidence);
		}

		public abstract BigInteger GenerateNewPrime (int bits);
	}
}

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Brain-Injured Teen Wins $17M Negligence Suit Vs. New Jersey Doctor
Lauricella & McLaughlin win $17 million suit against New Jersey doctor; Neptune, New Jersey based Meridian Pediatric Associates; and Jersey Shore University Medical Center.
The following is a reprint from author, Karen Wall and Patch.com
Additional Reading / Reprint: Article Reprint: New Jersey Law Journal
Kelsey Heaney was 7 at the time of the injury, suffered at Jersey Shore University Medical Center; Hackensack Meridian plans to appeal.
Like most 16-year-olds, Kelsey Heaney gets up and attends classes in high school every day. Unlike many of her peers, however, she has to work twice as hard — at least — to accomplish what she wants to do.
"I can't get what's in here," she said, pointing to her head, "out here," as she gestured to the desktop in front of her. Heaney told a Monmouth County jury how damage to her thalamus — the portion of the brain that processes information from the senses — has affected her daily life since she suffered the damage as a seven-year-old.
According to a negligence lawsuit filed by her family, the damage occurred when a doctor at Jersey Shore University Medical Center removed her from a ventilator while she was still sedated, causing her heart to stop long enough to damage the thalamus.
On Thursday, after a six-week trial, that jury found in favor of the Wall Township teenager, awarding her $17 million for her pain and suffering and for medical care she will need for the rest of her life, Paul A. Lauricella, the Heaneys' attorney, said Friday.
The judgement was against Dr. Charles K. Dadzie and Neptune-based Meridian Pediatric Associates, and Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune, where Heaney was treated for pneumonia in 2008.
Donna Sellman, a spokesperson for Hackensack Meridian Health, which Jersey Shore is part of and where Dadzie practices, issued a one-sentence statement about the jury's award: "We disagree and are disappointed with the outcome of the lawsuit and will be filing an appeal."
A phone number listed online for Dadzie rang at least 10 times with no answer.
Heaney was hospitalized in 2008 with pneumonia and underwent surgery to remove a small piece of her lung that was very diseased and beyond the point where it could be effectively treated with antibiotics, said Lauricella, of McLaughlin & Lauricella of Philadelphia. He and his partner, Slade McLaughlin, both represented the family in court.
After Kelsey Heaney underwent the surgery, the lawsuit alleges, Dadzie, a pediatric pulmonologist, supervised the removal of the then seven-year-old from the ventilator, which she had been on while sedated for 10 days. The lawsuit alleges Dadzie removed the ventilator without properly weaning Kelsey off the sedation, and then failed to adequately watch her to ensure she started breathing on her own, Lauricella said.
"A sleeping sedated patient can't protect their airway," Lauricella said, and the result was not only was she not breathing, but her heart stopped. "They had to shock her three times" to bring her back, he said.
She was out of it for a total of 35 minutes, Lauricella said, and suffered damage to the thalamus. Consequently, Kelsey struggles with things that most 16-year-olds routinely do every day, her mother, Kristen Heaney, said. That was visible in court when Kelsey testified, Lauricella and Kristen Heaney said. When Kelsey was told to raise her right hand to be sworn in, she raised her left.
"It has to do with the processing issues," Kristen said. Kelsey has undergone significant amounts of therapy to continue to improve from and learn how to live with the injury, which has affected her short-term memory. In the past, Kelsey loved to dance and took lessons for tap, ballet, jazz and modern. She'd go every week, learning new steps to add to the old.
Now she struggles with everyday tasks.
"She doesn't have that multi-step sequencing in processing," which allows most people to learn new skills quickly, Kristin said. A paraprofessional accompanies her throughout the school day at Wall High School, helping her with daily challenges.
"Kelsey always will have to have a support system for the rest of her life," her mother said. "She's gone through years of therapy to get where she is now. She had a future that was boundless that has been taken away from her."
The award will ensure the teenager always has care and support while she continues to strive for an independent life, Kristen said.
"She's been robbed of a childhood, robbed of an adolescence," Lauricella said, because Dadzie's actions in removing the ventilator without properly ensuring Kelsey was able to breath on her own were "tantamount to running a medical red light."
"I don't think he (Dadzie) is a bad guy," Lauricella said. "I think he made a mistake. Even good doctors make mistakes."
Article Reprint
By Karen Wall (Patch Staff) – Updated Oct 27, 2017
Original Source: Patch.com
2017-10-31T15:55:31+00:00By McLaughlin & Lauricella|Categories: Case Results - Substantial Money Verdicts & Settlements|Tags: extubation, hypoxia, medical negligence, pneumonia, thalamus, ventilator|
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Dubai: A massive 700-hectare spread right in the "heart of New Dubai" could soon be opened up for development. That means opportunities for private developers to add to their land bank as well as for the master-developer to further build on its portfolio of luxury and affordable-luxury residential options.
These 700 hectares represent the still undeveloped areas forming the 1,119-hectare Jumeirah Golf Estates. As of now, all of the activity centred around the 375 hectares making up Phase 1, which is home to two high-profile golf courses and 16 mini residential communities. Retail elements are also getting added.
But with the additional land coming into play, JGE is looking at stepping up into a whole new game. "Another 700 hectares and you are looking at a city within a city," said Alya Mahdy, Executive Director — Commercial at JGE. "If you are a private developer and understands where Dubai's growth is going, they will be looking at JGE. We are getting a metro line that stops right within and we are going to be 15 minutes from the Expo 2020 location. And 10 minutes from where I am, there is the Dubai World Central and a (future) Emirates airline hub.
When the additional land is brought into project mode, it will also mean property buyers have a much wider canvas of investment options to choose from. Right from Downtown and Business Bay and heading into the 11 "districts" making up MBR (Mohammad Bin Rashid) City and then JGE. Interspersed in between are smaller planned developments.
Currently, 700 families call on a JGE address as a home. More than 900 units have been delivered. The 300-odd hectares currently in development will host 1,835 homes, of which 1,191 are being developed by the master-developer.
"We will have two more sub-developers coming on stream with their first launches, and this is for phase A," said Mahdy. "As for us, we still have more buildings — probably another five — being lined up for the Alandalus cluster. We had a launch in May and 60 per cent has sold since then.
"What JGE has done well is bring different types of products — luxury and affordable-luxury — into the same location. At Alandalus, the average price is Dh850 per square foot. Future launches will be closer to the golf course and priced accordingly.
"But it's still affordable luxury — if you are looking at similar products in Dubai, there are pitching above Dh1,300 a square foot.
"At the same time, we have always been known as a luxury developer, the Redwood Avenue phase 1 was delivered last year and the villas start from Dh9 million and go all the way up to Dh25 million.
Jumeirah Golf Estates has its pristine greens and clubhouses as well as a selection of residential communities. But in keeping with its transition towards being a full-fledged mixed-use development, other elements are being added.
A private developer is creating a retail base within JGE, while the master-developer is lining up its own offering. "For communities of this scale, you need to provide the amenities to ensure success," said Alya Mahdy. "Our corporate strategy is in tune with market demands. If that dictates us to do diversification, JGE will look at that.


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'Severe issues' crash legal aid billing system
The government has had to introduce contingency arrangements after 'severe issues' broke its digital legal aid billing system. The Legal Aid Agency said the client and cost management system (CCMS) was unlikely to be fixed before the weekend.
Solicitor-advocate Adam Tear, head of public law at London firm Hodge Jones & Allen, was one of the first to publicise the problem, tweeting this morning that the system was down.
Subsequently the agency announced that it was experiencing 'severe issues'. The agency said: 'We're investigating and will update once fixed. This is unlikely to be complete today, so please use the contingency arrangements to progress any applications,' the agency added.
CCMS, which became mandatory in 2016, has been beset with problems.
Technical glitches in November resulted in a family solicitor having to inform domestic violence victims that they must attend court on their own. A report on the supply side of the immigration market last month said the additional unpaid time that providers spent dealing with CCMS, and the associated frustration and stress, was the 'single most significant problem for providers, and a real threat to survival for some who felt they were already "on the brink" because of fee cuts'.
Last month the agency revealed that it will introduce another service, Apply for Legal Aid, to 'reduce dependency' on CCMS.
In the meantime, practitioners are being directed to guidance for processing civil legal aid online, which outlines arrangements for urgent applications and details if the outage lasts for longer than 24 hours.
Update (Monday 19 August): the agency tweeted at midday that the CCMS was 'back and running today!'


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Maluri este un sat în comuna Vulturu din județul Vrancea, Muntenia, România.

Istoric și vechime

Maluri este o localitate în județul Vrancea, Moldova și Muntenia, România, localizat în Câmpia Siretului Inferior din Câmpia Română.

Din punct de vedere istoric, datează de pe vremea lui Ștefan cel Mare, din aproximativ 1500. Satul este străbătut de pârâul Leica, format în albia râului Siret, al cărui curs a fost deviat pe vremea lui Ștefan cel Mare. Ulterior în valea părăsita a Siretului vântul a depus praf și nisip, iar treptat, prin intermediul izvoarelor, apa a umplut gaura și astfel a luat naștere Sirețelul, actualul pârâu Leica. Dar Maluri mai are și o altă caracteristică specială: este un sat situat la limita dintre fostele provincii istorice Moldova și Țara Românească. Unul dintre cele mai importante momente din istoriei acestui sat poate fi considerat anul 1482 când domnii Ștefan cel Mare al Moldovei si Vlad Călugărul al Țarii Românești au stabilit hotarul pe Milcov si Leica. Până în acel an, acest teritoriu a aparținut Munteniei, dovadă fiind limbajul muntean al mălurenilor. Prima atestare documentară a satului datează din 1774, totuși există dovezi ale continuității satului încă de pe vremea lui Ștefan cel Mare. Un prim argument ar putea fi considerat diviziunea satului în funcție de Leica și anume Maluri Munteni, care aparținea județului Râmnic și Maluri Moldova, care aparținea județului Putna. O altă dovadă a vechimii satului o reprezintă existența în cimitirul de la Moldova a doua cruci ale eteriștilor, luptători greci morți în timpul Revoluției de la 1821 și îngropați în gropi comune. De asemenea, în 1819 exista în Maluri Moldova o Biserică cu hramul "Cuvioasa Parascheva", zidită în 1802. Biserica de la Maluri Munteni este zidită de boierul Robescu și soția sa și are hramul "Sfantul Ierarh Nicolae", datând din 1819, dupa moartea ultimului domn fanariot din Muntenia, Alexandru Șuțu. O alta diviziune a satului o constituie Căunul, fostul sat Botești, care aparținea de Maluri Munteni. Lista de dovezi care susțin ideea vechimii satului Maluri poate fi completată și cu alte exemple, între care amintim existența unor frasini in cimitirul de la Moldova cu o vâsta de 4-5 secole, frasini plantați de mălureni la capatâiul morților. De-a lungul timpului satul a suferit numeroase transformări administrative, între care cea mai importantă fost în 1926 când comuna Malurile, alcatuită din Maluri Munteni și Cătun se unește cu Maluri Moldova și rezultă comuna Malurile. In 1950 Maluri devine parte componentă comunei Hîngulești, iar în 1968 Maluri devine componentă a comunei Vulturu.

Școala
În 1838 ia ființă la Maluri o scoală , dar care nu va funcționa decât în 1839, când vine învățătorul Dumitru Marchidan. În anul 1856 ia ființa Școala Mixta Maluri, învățător fiind domnul Florea Tudorache. În perioada anilor 1862-1863 la școală frecventau și elevi de la Maluri Moldova. În 1912 se construiește primul local de școala, alcătuit din: o sală de clasă, cancelaria, un antreu și casa învățătorului. De-a lungul timpului școala își modifică numărul de clase(din 7 clase rămâne doar cu 4 în 1948, iar din 4 clase devin 7 în 1960, urmând ca în 1968 să fie construit localul actual al școlii). În prezent, în școala de la Maluri funcționează 4 clase simultan si grădinița.

Biserica
În istoria satului au fost identificate mai multe biserici, cea mai veche atestată documentar fiind Biserica cu hramul "Cuvioasa Parascheva" din Maluri Moldova din 1802. Acum pe ruinele acestei Biserici a fost construită o capelă pe care o putem vedea și astăzi, decorată cu icoane vechi de sute de ani și cu o cruce mare care a aparținut troiței de lânga caminul cultural. De asemenea, mai exista și o biserică la Maluri Munteni în care se slujește Sfânta Liturghie în fiecare duminică și sărbătoare.

Monumente istorice
În satul Maluri există un singur monument istoric: Biserica de la Maluri Munteni cu hramul "Sfântul Ierarh Nicolae". Aceasta a fost zidită de către boierul Costache Robescu și de sotia sa, Măriuță în anul 1819, dar istoria vorbește și de o biserică zidită după 1700, dar care a fost demolată. Biserica a avut de înfruntat numeroase încercări, dar Bunul Dumnezeu a binecuvântat acest loc și Biserica a fost mereu reparată. Curtea bisericii este împărțită prin intermediul unui gard în cimitirul eroilor germani morți în zona satului Maluri și cimitirul locuitorilor.

Leica
Demult, Siretul avea albia mai la vest de cea de astăzi și curgea prin ținutul Putna, pe teritoriul actualei comune Vulturu. După deplasarea apei Siretului în albia Bârladului, albia veche a rămas un curs secundar, ia cu timpul a secat și s-a astupat, dar nu pe tot traseul. Astfel a luat naștere pârâul Leica.

Referințe

Maluri, Vulturu

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NHL Betting Tips For Thursday, March 2
We split our two leans last night, winning with the Blackhawks over the Penguins but losing the First Period Under 1.5 in Hurricanes/Lightning.
There are 10 games in the NHL tonight, including several very interesting matchups. The Rangers visit the red-hot Bruins, the Blue Jackets host Minnesota, and PK Subban returns to Montreal for the first time since being dealt to the Predators last summer.
Our Best Bet for tonight's action is below, followed by stats, trends and leans for the rest of the action. Good luck!
Game: Panthers @ Flyers Best Bet
Pick: Panthers First Period Moneyline -102 (Pinnacle)
The Panthers have won 5 straight road games and are coming off a 3-2 OT win Tuesday at home against Carolina. They also made one of the most significant trade deadline moves yesterday, picking up Tomas Vanek from the Wings. They should bring some energy and confidence into tonight's contest in Philadelphia, and they've been a strong first period team on the road all year (outscoring opponents 31-22).
Philadelphia blanked the Avalanche 4-0 Tuesday, but it'll take more than a win over Colorado to convince us that the Flyers are back on track. They're not generating very much offence at even strength, with just 9 non-PP goals in their last 8 games. The Philly power play has provided 7 goals in those 8 games, but the Panthers haven't allowed a PP goal in their last 8 games, killing off 15 straight opposition power plays. The Flyers have also been slow starters at home this year, getting outscored 26-20 in first periods.
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Game: Rangers @ Bruins Lean
Lean: Rangers +0.5 (regulation time) -124
Reasons to bet New York: The Rangers are 21-8 on the road this season while Boston is just 16-13 at home.
Reasons to bet Boston: The Bruins have won 7 of their last 8 games and scored 4 goals or more in 7 of their last 9. New York has lost 4 of its last 7, scoring 2 goals or less in 6 of those games.
New York beat Boston 5-2 Nov. 5 in Boston and 5-2 Oct. 26 in New YOrk
New York has allowed 3+ goals in 3 straight games and 5 of its last 7
Boston has scored 17 goals in its last 4 games
Boston has scored 3+ goals in 9 of its last 10 (the only game it didn't was right after its bye)
Boston has allowed 1 goal or less against in 4 of its last 6 games
New York is 1-7 in its last 8 games in Boston
Grabner, Klein and Zibanejad are all questionable for Boston
The Over is 10-3-1 in Boston's last 14 games
The Over is 5-1-1 in the last 7 meetings
Probable goalies: Lundqvist, Rask
Game: Devils @ Capitals Lean
Lean: Over 5 +102 (our least-favourite game on the board, but think Devils will keep things close tonight)
Reasons to bet New Jersey: The Devils are 6-1 in their last 7 road games. Washington has scored 2 goals or less in 4 of its last 6 games.
Reasons to bet Washington: The Capitals have won 9 of the last 10 meetings and are 25-5-1 at home. New Jersey has lost 4 straight games.
Washington beat New Jersey 5-2 Jan. 26 in New Jersey and 6-2 Dec. 31 in New Jersey
New Jersey beat Washington 2-1 in a shootout Dec. 29 in Washington
New Jersey is 12-13-6 on the road
New Jersey has allowed 4+ goals in 3 of its last 4 games
New Jersey has scored 3+ goals in 4 of its last 5 games
New Jersey's power play is 10 for 23 in its last 10 games
Washington has allowed 2 regulation time goals or less in 5 of its last 6
The Over is 7-1-4 in Washington's last 12 home games
The Over is 4-0-1 in New Jersey's last 5 road games
The Under is 4-1-1 in Washington's last 6 games
Orpik is questionable and Oshie is doubtful for Washington
Probable goalies: Schneider (confirmed), Holtby (confirmed)
Game: Coyotes @ Sabres Lean
Reasons to bet Arizona: The Coyotes beat Buffalo 3-2 last week in Arizona, scoring 3 unanswered goals in the 3rd period. Buffalo has allowed 18 goals in its last 4 games, losing all of them.
Reasons to bet Buffalo: The Sabres have won 10 of their last 13 games against Arizona. The Coyotes are 8-19-4 on the road this season.
Buffalo is 15-11-5 at home
The Under is 31-23 in Arizona's games this year
Arizona has scored 13 goals in its last 6 games
Arizona has allowed 4+ goals in 4 of its last 6 games and 3+ in 6 of 8
Buffalo has scored 25 goals in its last 10 games (3 or less in 9 of its last 10)
The road team has won 15 of the last 21 meetings
The Over is 5-1-1 in Buffalo's last 7 home games
Probable goalies: Smith (confirmed), Lehner (confirmed)
Game: Wild @ Blue Jackets Lean
Lean: Blue Jackets Moneyline -123
Reasons to bet Minnesota: The Wild has won 15 of its last 17 road games and looks to avenge a 4-2 loss to Columbus Dec. 31 in Minnesota. The Blue Jackets are playing their 4th game in 6 days.
Reasons to bet Columbus: The Blue Jackets have won 22 of their last 30 home games and 6 of their last 8 games versus Minnesota. The Wild is still without Pominville and Parise (mumps).
Minnesota has scored 3+ goals in 5 straight games and 8 of its last 10
Minnesota has allowed 14 goals in its last 3 games
Minnesota has won 6 of its last 8 games
Columbus is 4-1-1 in its last 6 games
Columbus has allowed 3 goals in its last 3 games and 2 or less in 6 of its last 8
Columbus has scored 3+ goals in 4 of its last 6 games
The Under is 9-2-1 in the last 12 meetings
Minnesota has lost 15 of its last 22 visits to Columbus
The Over is 23-5-2 in Minnesota's last 30 games
Probable goalies: Dubnyk, Bobrovsky (confirmed)
Game: Predators @ Canadiens Lean
Lean: Predators Team Total Over 2.5 -108
Reasons to bet Nashville: The Predators are 5-0-1 in their last 6 games and have scored 5 goals in 4 of their last 5. Montreal hasn't won in regulation time in its last 13 games.
Reasons to bet Montreal: The Canadiens have won 4 of their last 5 games (all in OT). Nashville has allowed 4+ goals in 4 of its last 7 games and 6 of its last 10.
Montreal beat Nashville 2-1 in OT Jan. 3 in Nashville
Nashville is 13-15-2 on the road
The Over is 11-0 in Nashville's last 11 games
The Under is 6-1 in Montreal's last 7 games
Nashville is 6-0-4 in its last 10 games against Montreal
Montreal has scored 2 regulation time goals or less in 8 of its last 10 games
Montreal has lost 9 of its last 11 games when playing its 3rd game in 4 days
Montreal has allowed 3+ goals in 7 of its last 10 games
Probable goalies: Rinne, Price (confirmed)
Game: Avalanche @ Senators Lean
Lean: Under 5 +120
Reasons to bet Colorado: The Avalanche has won 5 of its last 6 trips to Ottawa and 9 of the last 11 meetings overall. Ottawa has scored 7 goals in its last 5 games.
Reasons to bet Ottawa: The Senators are 11-4 in their last 15 games when coming off a loss of 3 goals or more. Colorado has lost 20 of its last 26 road games.
The Under is 35-24 in Ottawa's games this year
The Under is 21-7-1 in Ottawa's last 29 home games
Colorado has lost 8 of its last 10 games
Colorado has allowed 3+ goals against in 4 of its last 5 games and 7 of 10
Colorado has scored 2 goals or less in 9 of its last 10 games
Ottawa has lost 3 of its last 5 games
The Under is 8-2 in Ottawa's last 10 games
Probable goalies: Pickard, Anderson (confirmed)
Game: Islanders @ Stars Lean
Lean: Stars First Period Moneyline -123
Reasons to bet New York: The Islanders have won 5 of their last 7 games against Dallas, including a 3-0 win Jan. 19 in New York. Dallas has allowed 3 goals or more in 5 of its last 7 games.
Reasons to bet Dallas: The Stars have won 4 of their last 5 home games, including a 3-2 come-from-behind victory Tuesday against Pittsburgh. New York could be a bit rusty early after having the last 5 days off.
New York is 9-14-4 on the road
Dallas is 18-10-6 at home
The Over is 13-3 in Dallas' last 16 home games
Dallas has scored 3+ goals in 4 straight games and 6 of its last 8
The home team has won the last 5 meetings
Probable goalies: Greiss (confirmed), Niemi
Game: Leafs @ Kings Lean
Lean: Maple Leafs First Period Moneyline +125
Reasons to bet Toronto: The Leafs have earned points in 20 of their 31 road games LA has scored 2 goals or less in 5 of its last 7 games.
Reasons to bet LA: The Kings have allowed 1 regulation time goal in 4 of their last 6 games. Toronto has scored 4 goals in its last 3 games and has just 3 wins in its last 10.
LA beat Toronto 7-0 Nov. 8 in Toronto
LA is 16-11-1 at home
Toronto has allowed 11 regulation time goals in its last 5 games
LA has lost 11 of its last 16 games when playing for the 4th time in 6 days
LA has lost 6 of its last 8 games
Probable goalies: Andersen, Quick
Game: Canucks @ Sharks Lean
Reasons to bet Vancouver: The Canucks have won their last 6 visits to San Jose. The Sharks have lost 3 of their last 4 home games.
Reasons to bet San Jose: The Sharks have held opponents to 1 regulation time goal in 6 of their last 7 games. Vancouver has lost 5 of its last 6 games, scoring 9 regulation time goals in that span.
San Jose beat Vancouver 4-1 Feb. 25 in Vancouver and 4-1 Feb. 2 in Vancouver
Vancouver is 8-19-3 on the road
The Under is 28-15 in San Jose's games this year
Vancouver has allowed 3+ goals against in 5 of its last 6
San Jose has scored 3+ goals in 5 of its last 6 games and 8 of 10
San Jose has won 17 of the last 23 meetings
Probable goalies: Miller, Jones