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ET – The Extraterrestrial, 1982 film (photo: Divulgao)
ET The Extra-Terrestrial, Steven Spielberg's famous film, hit theaters in 1982 and to this day, forty years later, remains hailed as a classic of its era, when it even surpassed the box office of Star Wars.
In the midst of the reboots and sequels, star Henry Thomas, who gave life to little Elliot in the film, says in an interview that he doesn't think a sequel to ET The Extra-Terrestrial will ever happen.
To Comic Book, the child actor who is now 50 years old reveals that several ideas have been studied over the years, but that it is unlikely that anything will happen.
'There have been ideas thrown around over the years. There were some serious talks at first because the studio was really pushing to follow the success of the 1982 season… that's why the commercial, I think Spielberg approved the commercial because that's as close to a sequel as he's willing to go, as he is willing to allow. The response to that Xfinity commercial was so overwhelming and people thought it was a teaser for a sequel that created a huge buzz on the internet.'
That is, while fans are warm about the possibility of a sequel, Steven Spielberg seems unwilling to do so.
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More about ET The Extraterrestrial
Directed by Steven Spielberg, ET The Extra-Terrestrial hit theaters in 1982, with distribution from Universal Pictures.
The cast included the likes of Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore, Robert MacNaughtor, Dee Wallace and more.
'Young Elliott befriends a little alien who has been stranded on Earth. Determined to protect his new friend, he tries to make the alien return safely to his home planet.', says the film's synopsis.
ET The Extraterrestrial is available on Globoplay.
This post Will ET Sequence Ever Happen? The film's actor responds was first published in the Cinema Observatory.
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Horst Dumke (* 1. Oktober 1914; † nach 2004) war ein deutscher Ministerialbeamter.

Leben und Tätigkeit
Nach der Gründung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland trat er 1949/52 in den Ministerialdienst im Bundesministerium für Angelegenheiten des Marshallplanes ein, das 1953 in  Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit umbenannt wurde. Dort war er bis 1956 Leiter des Referats II 4 (European Recovery Program-Angelegenheiten). Danach wechselte er an das Auswärtige Amt, wo er Leiter des Referats 400 (Grundsatzfragen der Handelspolitik) und 1960 Leiter des Referats 407 (Zusammenarbeit mit den Entwicklungsländern) wurde. 1961 ging er an das Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit zurück, wo er bis 1974 als Leiter der Abteilung II (Entwicklungspolitische Grundlagen) tätig war. Als Ministerialdirektor ging er in den Ruhestand.

Er war Mitgründer und Vizepräsident der Deutsch-Namibischen Entwicklungsgesellschaft e. V.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 (mit anderen Autoren): Kapitalhilfe. Untersuchungen zur bilateralen Kapitalhilfe im Rahmen öffentlichen Leistungen (= Veröffentlichungen des Instituts für Empirische Wirtschaftsforschung; Bd. 5). Berlin 1970.
 Bilaterale Kapitalhilfe der BRD (= Dokumente zur Entwicklungsländerpolitik; 1). o. O., o. J.

Ehrungen
 6. Januar 1992: Verdienstkreuz der Bundesrepublik Deutschland 1. Klasse
 30. Januar 1996: Großes Verdienstkreuz des Bundesrepublik Deutschland

Weblinks
 Biographie von Horst Dumke beim Bundesarchiv

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Ministerialdirektor (Bund)
Träger des Großen Bundesverdienstkreuzes
Person (Bonn)
Deutscher
Geboren 1914
Gestorben im 21. Jahrhundert
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How would I handle this situation without causing irreparable harm to my family's relationships? I have an adult child who is married and has a 2 year old son, my grandson. Both he and his wife work long hours, not necessarily needed but more of a desire on the mothers part. The child is almost always with a sitter, sometimes until 10pm unless I get him on my days off so he can be with family and also so I can spend time with him. More times than not, when we have family functions and holidays and gatherings, both parents have to work and can't attend. So instead of this grandchild being at a sitter who is unrelated, I will bring the baby so he can be with cousins, Aunts, Uncles, Grandparents and etc. It is to the point where my other children think it's the parents are being neglectful. The wife is not domestically inclined. She does not keep him clean, do his laundry, or keep the house clean, even on her days off. My little grandson is very small for his age, almost malnourished.
There is probably no way for you to handle this situation without stirring a "hornets nest." However, the hornets nest may have to be stirred. Let me explain.
You are making very serious allegations about your son and daughter-in-law, that they are neglecting your grandson. In fact, you are alleging malnutrition. In other words, the baby's health and well being is at risk, if you are correct.
If you truly believe that what you are alleging is the truth then you have to call Child Protective Services in your state and have the parents investigated. If the investigation proves that you are correct, there is a chance the baby will be removed from the home. More likey is that CPS will demand changes be made and a warning issued that, if not followed, will later result in the child being taken into custody. Today, the protective services are reluctant to remove children.
I must add a note of caution here. I sense more than a little anger in your E. Mail, and resentment against your daughter-in-law, suggesting that you believe this is all her fault. I doubt that. She and your son live the kind of life they have mutually chosen. You are very generous in caring for your grandchild and that is wonderful. However, many married couples with children work multiple jobs and place their kids in one or another type of childcare.
Also, please remember that I do not know you or them and am not able ot assess the situation. Therefore, what I write her is only my opinion. Natually, child protective services goes to the home and does a direct assessment. But, you are correct when you state that there are family consequences to this. What I mean is that you must be very sure that there is neglect and abuse going on.
Yes, I believe that talking to them is a good idea, if you do it in a non threatening and helpful way. I suspect that they will not react well if you use words such as "neglect" with them. You can express your concern about baby sitters, suggest nursery school childcare, and offer to help more. You should express concern about the baby's health and nutrition, including about weight. If they are sensible, and you are gentle, they might respond well. I don't see why an open and helpful discussion, without harshness or judgement, should cause a rift in the family.
However, in the end, if they react angrily, refuse to hear your worries and try to shut you up, you can report the situation to protective services.
By the way, if you choose to report this please remember that you are only a grandparent and have few if any rights in terms of this child.


Here at TVD HQ, music arrives daily. By the minute, by the hour, perhaps too much. So, when asked to premiere a track, the thinking is well, this really needs to be outstanding. Which is why we're delighted to premiere "The Salt" from San Francisco's There's Talk. Because it is. Outstanding.—Ed.
Had I'd known of future heart-wrenching to punch me in the throat from For Emma, Forever Ago, I'd have warmed up with some Elliot Smith and a tub of ice cream. I'm convinced Justin Vernon sings on the borderline inaudible with intent, as if to make it an option for you—that if you cared to listen deeply enough you could take him in steps when ready, allowing yourself eventually to become fully disarmed. That and he probably wouldn't want to scare you away so soon.
I also remember Bjork (circa swan dress days) really opening my eyes to the power of honest eccentricity. It's as if every beat, shout, and stutter is a feeling spoken in tongues. As did Sufjan Stevens. Illinois was one of the first records I had the pleasure to revisit on vinyl and it blew my mind.
I had this dream of pressing my first release on vinyl. It's hard to say exactly why. It's probably not a smart investment. I just thought it would be important and I wanted to allow someone that ritualistic experience and encourage listening all the way through.
There's Talk debut EP, "Tiny Strands" will be released in July 2013.


UK Football League sponsor Sky Bet is differentiating itself in the fiercely competitive odds-led online gambling market by launching a campaign that allows punters to help fund their favourite team when placing a bet.
The campaign will be publicised by extensive television and other advertising designed to highlight punters' ability to fund their team when they place bets, reports Marketing Week.
Customers are asked to name their team when they open an account. The donation is then taken automatically from every bet they place.
Sky Bet hopes that the added dynamic of being able to help a favoured team whilst making a bet will attract more online gamblers.
Sky Bet replaced npower as the Football League sponsor last year. However, the tie-up was agreed close to the start of the season, leaving the firm with little time to create a campaign that showcased the feature across the league's 72 member clubs.
The M&C Saatchi sport and entertainment-created campaign launches ahead of the 2014/15 season in August, when it will also reveal the exact amount donated to teams. Sky Bet executives are currently negotiating the fee with Football League bosses.


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Female Anti-Suffragism: The Opposition to Women's Parliamentary Franchise in England (1837-1928)
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LAIDI, Zohra
Within the nineteenth century, Britain seen the rise of the female Suffrage Development. In 1866, these ladies suffragists' point was the parliamentary emancipation of women. In 1899, the appearance of the Female Anti-Suffrage Movement was organized to contradict the give of the parliamentary establishment for women. This research work pursues to highlight the reasons that pushed women to restrict the parliamentary franchise for women. The antis had a surfeit of contentions which defended their cause which was the resentment of the political equality between men and women. In 1918, the Female against Suffrage Campaign was defeated. The partial enfranchisement was given to women over the age of thirty. A decade after and with the Equal Enfranchisement Act (1928), all women at last accomplished the same voting rights as men.
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We Wish You A Merry Christmas...And A Happy New Year!
We had such a lovely Christmas this year. Everyone was healthy, and the girls were so happy and excited about Santa. I have always loved the holidays, but seeing the magic through their eyes makes it even more awesome than it was before!
I am so, so sad for my friends today. They have been through so much, and my heart truly breaks for them.
Pam and Namir first contacted me several years ago when their girls were very small. They live nearby and we have had a chance to meet in 'real life' several times now. Lessa and Ivy are 24-week triplets who lost their brother Galen at 11 days in January of 2006. Their brother Reid was born last October after a full-term uncomplicated pregnancy. He was unexpectedly diagnosed with Joubert syndrome after his birth and spent 105 days in the NICU.
Reid passed away suddenly yesterday after a complicated life. He was a lucky little boy to have spent his short life surrounded by so much love.
Please visit their blog to offer your sympathies, prayers, and kind words. I understand there is very little we can do to ease their pain, but at least we can let them know we care.
We established some time ago that Holland has food allergies. She is one of those classic kids with the eczema/food allergies/asthma trio that seems to be pretty common. She had a very clear reaction to eggs when she was a baby. After that happened, we had skin testing done - where they pricked the skin on her back and tested several different things, including eggs, peanuts, and several varieties of tree nuts. She had a positive skin reaction to eggs and cashews. She was negative for peanuts, but not long after had a reaction after getting peanut butter on her fingers. After that incident, I just always counted peanuts as an allergy (especially since John has a mild peanut allergy). I don't believe we ever tested almonds (or maybe we did and she was negative), but our nephew Connor has a pretty serious almond allergy, so we decided to stay away from those as well. So, we just pretty much followed a nut free diet for a few years. And we had an EpiPen handy at home and at school...just in case.
We steered clear of eggs with Holland for about a year. Then we slowly started introducing food items like pasta, salad dressing, cakes, and cookies with egg IN them, and she did fine. Eventually we tried egg again, and it seems like she has completely outgrown that allergy.
I guess as the time passed I kinda lightened up about the food allergy thing. I still checked labels for nuts, but didn't think a whole lot about it. About a year ago, we were grocery shopping and I had to run out to the car for something. When I came back into the store, Holland and Eden were sitting in the cart eating WINDMILL COOKIES, which are full of ALMONDS!!! I freaked out a little bit, AND realized that I didn't have the EpiPen (had forgotten the diaper bag, and didn't think about it because so much time had passed without needing it). But everything was fine and Holland didn't have a reaction to the almonds. So cool, no allergy there.
Then probably 4-6 months ago John made angel hair pasta and chicken with sundried tomatoes and pesto for dinner one night. I checked the label and it said it contained "pine nuts." We talked about "do you think she could be allergic?", but went ahead and tried it anyway. She was fine. Not allergic to pine nuts.
I guess that's where I started getting TOO comfortable, thinking that possibly she had outgrown ALL of her food allergies, or maybe even that she never had them in the first place!
Well, we loved the pesto so much the first time we decided to buy more. This time we shopped at a different grocery store, and the only pesto they had said that it contained cashews. We had another conversation about it, along the lines of "do you think she is allergic to cashews?" "Well, I guess we can try it, so far she has been fine, not allergic to anything." So we bought it and about a week later, John made it for dinner. Honestly, I didn't even think about it again.
Shortly after we began the meal, Holland started to complain about a stomach ache. Now, you have to realize that we have been through 5 years of feeding issues. It's not uncommon for either of them to complain about...well, pretty much anything....to get out of eating. So, I kinda blew it off and made her keep eating. :( Then her eyes started itching and she started rubbing them. Again...not really all that unusual. Sometimes if she is playing with the dog too much, or crawling around on the floor before dinner, and rubs her eyes, they get itchy. Then she rubs them with greasy dinner hands, and they get worse. So I STILL didn't realize what was happening, and I STILL made her keep eating. BAD MOM ALERT! I took her to wash her hands thinking that it could be the dog, brought her back to the table to sit on my lap, and put a few more bites in her mouth. Then all of a sudden it dawned on me.
"John, is this the pesto that had the cashews in it?" "I think she might be having a reaction to the cashews!" By then, her eyes were starting to swell...especially her left, her nose was running, she was really, really itchy all over her body, and she was complaining about her tummy hurting.
I gave her a dose of Zyrtec (which she was due for anyway) and took her up for a bath thinking I should at least get it off her skin. She was pretty cheerful and played in the tub, despite the fact that by this point it was getting late and she was in pretty pitiful shape. After her bath I did our usual hydrocort and Aquaphor routine for her eczema, put her in her jammies, and put her in bed while I went to call the doctor. I didn't know if I could/should give her a dose of Benedryl right after she had her Zyrtec, and I wanted to know what to watch out for.
While I was waiting for the doc to return my call she started throwing up. She threw up once or twice, then fell asleep. John laid with her while I was on the phone. When I came back in to check on them she started throwing up again, this time in her sleep while lying on her back. That was pretty scary. We got her up, she threw up again, then went back to sleep. After that she was fine...slept threw the night with no issues, and woke up in the morning back to normal.
I did locate the EpiPen in the midst of this, but was pretty aggravated with myself for not having it more handy. I got a little lax. But now we know. She IS allergic to cashews and I will make sure I keep checking labels and always know where the EpiPen is!!!
About a week before this incident she had an appointment with the allergist and we had talked about doing bloodwork/more allergy testing, but I still haven't followed through on it. It's not just about making the time, but about whether the benefits of drawing blood will be worth the drama of putting her through that. She had to have so many immunizations this year, on top of one hospitalization and IV in October. I'd really like to wait a loooooooong time before having to approach her with any needles again. I'm almost more comfortable avoiding peanuts and any tree nuts that we aren't sure are safe for another year or so...and keeping the EpiPen handy. Still trying to decide on that one.
One of the biggest life lessons that I have learned through the experience of having extremely premature babies and children with disabilities is to never take the good things in my life for granted. Over the past five years I have learned a new and greater sense of appreciation for so many little things in my life that may have been overlooked had I not had the experiences that I have had. There have certainly been times when I have wallowed in my misery, and have felt the grips of grief and despair. But there are also times when I can truly appreciate the beauty of my life, and am awed and humbled by how very lucky I am.
I am thankful for so many things; my children and the joy they bring, my amazing family (especially my mother who loves me and helps me out in so many ways), our health, our jobs, a comfortable house, and so much more than just what we "need."
I am also so very thankful for my husband and the amazing connection that we have. As with any relationship, things are often far from perfect. We have obviously had our share of trials and tribulations. We have had the usual stresses of any relationship, and then some... We argue and we get really annoyed with each other. We get angry and hurt, and we fight. But through it all, we have persevered, and I can truly say that I love my husband more now than I ever have. Even if it sounds cliche, I feel that our trials have brought us closer, and have made us stronger as a couple than we may have been otherwise.
In many, many ways we have always been perfect for each other....and we still are.
I have been meaning to do a post like this for a loooong time, but just haven't made the time to sit down and actually do it. I find myself waiting for the right occasion...his birthday, our anniversary, Father's Day...but then those days come and go and I don't get around to it. So, I am doing it today.
Thanksgiving. A day for giving thanks.
So, John, these are Ten Things I Don't Hate About You!
10. I love that you email me links to articles or information that you find online that you are interested in and that you think I might like to read.
9. You help with the cooking and dishes, and you pick up after yourself. You also help me with my tech problems and take the garbage out!
8. Your passion for music. I love that you play in bands and are so driven to create. I love that you buy new music for me and care about what I like, and that you are introducing our girls to music. I especially love listening to you play Hannah Montana on the guitar and that you learn all the lyrics and sing along just to inspire our kids.
6. You always remember special occasions, even things other guys might think are cheesy (like the anniversary of our first date and sweetest day) and I love that you sometimes bring me flowers and cards for no reason at all!
5. You are the most honest and trustworthy person I have ever met. I love the security I feel in your love for me, and that I have never had one moment of doubt regarding your dedication to our relationship and to our family.
4. You are 100% a hands-on dad. You are *present* with our girls...completely involved in their care since day one, from waking in the night, changing diapers, feeding, bathing...everything. I can leave them with you on my (rare) girls' weekends with my friends and never worry for a second. You do it all, and you do it at least as well as me...sometimes better.
3. You play. I play too, but you have infinitely more patience for it than I do. The girls are so excited when you get home from work, or when the weekends come, because they know you will think up the coolest, most elaborate games to play with them...from obstacle courses, superheroes and villains, hidden clues and mysteries to solve, and secret agent notes to decipher...they love to play with you, and I love to watch the three of you together(when I am not playing myself)!
2. I love the look that passes between us when the girls do or say something exceptionally clever or cute. I love that I can share the love/thrill/pride that I feel for them with someone who feels it as much as I do.
1. I love talking to you. After 16 years I still feel like you are my best friend and I enjoy your company. We still have things to talk about, and we see eye-to-eye on the majority of life's most important issues. I always sense that you feel the same. I feel like you value my opinions, you listen to me, and you help me to always remember the big picture.
The big picture is that we are still "meant to be." You are my soul-mate and I am so very thankful for you!
Also quite fitting for a Flashback Friday, I got the most lovely comment on an old post today. It made me smile. Thank you Mel!
The show went great. We had a lot of fun, and we raised a lot of money for an amazing cause.
The event was hosted by our NICU Family Advisory Board (FAB), a group of volunteer parents (including me) who have had children in the NICU, and who are committed to making it a better place for all families in the future. The fashion show is the FAB's major fund raising event of the year, and the money that we raise is used to fund several important programs, including our monthly Pizza Nights, Educate and Create, Parent-to-Parent training and support, holiday gifts for NICU families, and our popular Annual NICU Reunion. These programs and gifts support and touch the lives of families during what is often a very emotional and stressful time, and often have a lasting positive impact on NICU families.
The girls were good and cooperative for the most part. I can't say it went off without a hitch...Eden was pretty zoned out because of all the commotion, and Holland was bursting into tears every 5 minutes when things didn't go according to her agenda, but we got through it and they looked fabulous!
The liquid leggings were surprisingly comfortable, and I BOUGHT them...because I go to so many events where liquid leggings would be the PERFECT touch. Not. But I feel like a rock star in them , I love them, and I WILL find somewhere to wear them!
Not only is today National Prematurity Awareness Day, it's also my original due date, and the day my girls finally came home from the hospital together for good.
Happy Homecoming Day Holland and Eden. You continue to delight and amaze me everyday and I cannot imagine my life without you.
Tomorrow is a big day for us! It is the fifth annual "Fashionable Growth" fashion show, presented by our NICU's Family Advisory Board (of which I am a member). We will be modeling this year's top fashions from Elephant Ears and Vintage to Vogue.
I will be wearing "liquid leggings." Total. Rock. Star.
Tickets will be available at the door. You should come!
Sigh... Watching this really makes me miss my sweet little squishy babies. They're such kids now.
Halloween didn't exactly go as planned, but I think the girls had fun, and they will remember mostly the good, and little of the bad...as they always do.
We traditionally have my entire family over for pizza and trick-or-treating on Halloween, but at least 3 of my family members had a fever the week before Halloween, and my sister was very sick that day, so we decided to call the party off in hopes of limiting our exposure to all the germs.
Eden drove her power chair this year, and it was AWESOME! She drove up to everyone's front step and called out "trick-or-treat." With the exception of only one person, everyone came out of their house to put candy in her bag, and as usual, several people slipped her a few extra treats. Both girls were polite and remembered to say "thank you" and "Happy Halloween!"
We were home by 7:00, dumped their bags and got excited about all of the candy (that they won't actually eat), then had some pizza for dinner. During dinner Holland started complaining about a tummy ache, then complained that she was cold even though everyone else was warm. Nana thought her head felt a little warm, so I took her temperature and she had a fever (100.0).
I gave her Motrin and it came right down and stayed down all night. It was up a little this morning (99.8), but after another dose of Motrin she was fine all day. Tonight before bed she was cool as a cucumber so I don't think this is going to be a big deal.
But, I am glad I made the call to cancel the party. I would have felt really bad to give OUR germs to everyone else!
All in all, it was a Happy Halloween, and my girls were SUPER HEROES!


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Ned Pankhurst Ned Pankhurst
BScHons, DSc, PhD
Contact Ned Pankhurst
n.pankhurst@griffith.edu.au
Prof Pankhurst's current research interests lie in the reproductive physiology and endocrinology of fishes and the effects of climate change on fish reproduction. He has published widely in the field and routinely reviews for international journals.
Anderson, K., Pankhurst, N., King, H., & Elizur, A. (2017). Effect of thermal challenge on the expression of genes involved in ovarian steroidogenesis in Tasmanian Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Aquaculture, 479, 474–478.
Anderson, K., Pankhurst, N., King, H., & Elizur, A. (2017). Effects of GnRHa treatment during vitellogenesis on the reproductive physiology of thermally challenged female Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). PeerJ, 5, e3898–1–e3898–24.
Anderson, K., Pankhurst, N., King, H., & Elizur, A. (2017). Estrogen therapy offsets thermal impairment of vitellogenesis, but not zonagenesis, in maiden spawning female Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). PeerJ, 1–23.
Pankhurst, N. (2016). Reproduction and Development. In Biology of Stress in Fish: Fish Physiology (pp. 295–331).
Pankhurst, N., & Herbert, N. (2013). Fish physiology and ecology: the contribution of the Leigh Laboratory to the collision of paradigms. New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, 47(3), 392–408.
Anderson, K., King, H., Pankhurst, N., Ruff, N., Pankhurst, P., & Elizur, A. (2012). Effect of elevated temperature on estrogenic induction of vitellogenesis and zonagenesis in juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Marine and Freshwater Behaviour and Physiology, 45(1), 1–15.
Anderson, K., Swanson, P., Pankhurst, N., King, H., & Elizur, A. (2012). Effect of thermal challenge on plasma gonadotropin levels and ovarian steroidogenesis in female maiden and repeat spawning Tasmanian Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Aquaculture, 334-337, 205–212.
Awruch, C., Simpenfendorfer, C., & Pankhurst, N. (2011). Evaluation and use of a portable field kit for measuring whole-blood lactate in sharks. Marine and Freshwater Research, 62(6), 694–699.
Mylonas, C. C., Zohar, Y., Pankhurst, N., & Kagawa, H. (2011). Reproduction and broodstock management. In M. A. P. and C. C. Mylonas (Ed.), Sparidae: Biology and Aquaculture of Gilthead Sea Bream and Other Species (pp. 95–131). United Kingdom: Wiley-Blackwell.
Pankhurst, N. (2011). The endocrinology of stress in fish: An environmental perspective. General and Comparative Endocrinology, 170(2), 265–275.
Pankhurst, N., & L.Munday, P. (2011). Effects of climate change on fish reproduction and early life history stages. Marine and Freshwater Research, 62(9), 1015–1026.
Pankhurst, N., King, H., Anderson, K., Elizur, A., Pankhurst, P., & Ruff, N. (2011). Thermal impairment of reproduction is differentially expressed in maiden and repeat spawning Atlantic salmon. Aquaculture, 316, 77–87.
Donelson, J. M., Munday, P., McCormick, M., Pankhurst, N., & Pankhurst, P. (2010). Effects of elevated water temperature and food availability on the reproductive performance of a coral reef fish. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 401, 233–243.
Pankhurst, N., & King, H. (2010). Temperature and salmonid reproduction: implications for aquaculture. Journal of Fish Biology, 76(1), 69–85.
Awruch, C., Pankhurst, N., Frusher, S., & Stevens, J. (2009). Reproductive seasonality and embryo development in the draughtboard shark Cephaloscyllium laticeps. Marine and Freshwater Research, 60, 1265–1272.
Bani, A., Moltschaniwskyj, N., & Pankhurst, N. (2009). Reproductive strategy and spawning activity of sand flathead, Platycephalus bassensis (Platycephalidae). CYBIUM, International Journal of Ichthyology, 33(2), 151–162.
Black, B., & Pankhurst, N. (2009). Effect of gonadotropin releasing-hormone analogue and human chorionic gonadotropin on milt characteristics and gonadal steroids in yellowfin bream, Acanthopagrus australis (Sparidae). New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, 43(5), 1069–1077.
Morehead, D., Ritar, A., & Pankhurst, N. (2009). Estimating gonadal development using a non-destructive measurement of ovarian length in live Tasmanian striped trumpeter, Latris lineata (Forster, 1801). Journal of Applied Ichthyology, 25(2), 240–242.
Awruch, C. A., Frusher, S. D., Pankhurst, N., & Stevens, J. D. (2008). Non-lethal assessment of reproductive characteristics for management and conservation of sharks. Marine Ecology - Progress Series, 355, 277–285.
Awruch, C. A., Pankhurst, N., Frusher, S. D., & Stevens, J. D. (2008). Endocrine and Morphological Correlates of Reproduction in the Draughtboard Shark Cephaloscyllium laticeps (Elasmobranchii: Scyliorhinidae). Journal of Experimental Zoology. Part A: Ecological Genetics and Physiology, 309A, 184–197.
Pankhurst, N., Fitzgibbon, Q., Pankhurst, P., & King, H. (2008). Density effects on reproduction in natural populations of the staghorn damsel, Amblyglyphidodon curacao. CYBIUM, 32, 297–299.
Pankhurst, N., Fitzgibbon, Q., Pankhurst, P., & King, H. (2008). Habitat-related variation in reproductive endocrine condition in the coral reef damselfish Acanthochromis polyacanthus. General and Comparative Endocrinology, 155(2), 386–397.
Pankhurst, N., King, H., & Ludke, S. (2008). Relationship between stress, feeding and plasma ghrelin levels in rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss. Marine and Freshwater Behaviour and Physiology, 41(1), 53–64.
Pankhurst, N., Ludke, S., King, H., & Peter, R. (2008). The relationship between acute stress, food intake, endocrine status and life history stage in juvenile farmed Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar. Aquaculture, 275, 311–318.
Frisch, A., McCormick, M., & Pankhurst, N. (2007). Reproductive periodicity and steroid hormone profiles in the sex-changing coral-reef fish, Plectropomus leopardus. Coral Reefs, 26(1), 189–197.
King, H., & Pankhurst, N. (2007). Additive effects of advanced temperature and photoperiod regimes and LHRHa injection on ovulation in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Aquaculture, 273(4), 729–738.
King, H., Pankhurst, N., & Watts, M. (2007). Reproductive sensitivity to elevated water temperatures in female Atlantic salmon is heightened at certain stages of vitellogenesis. Journal of Fish Biology, 70(1), 190–205.
Lee, P. S., Pankhurst, N., & King, H. R. (2006). Effects of aromatase inhibitors on in vitro steroidogenesis by Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) gonadal and brain tissue. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Molecular & Integrative Physiology, 145(2), 195–203.
Pankhurst, N., & Fitzgibbon, Q. (2006). Characteristics of spawning behaviour in cultured greenback flounder Rhombosolea tapirina. Aquaculture, 253, 279–289.
Sun, B., & Pankhurst, N. (2006). In vitro effect of vitellogenin on steroid production by ovarian follicles of greenback flounder Rhombosolea tapirina. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Molecular & Integrative Physiology, 144(1), 78–85.
Hay, A., & Pankhurst, N. (2005). Effect of paired encounters on plasma androgens and behaviour in males and females of the spiny damselfish Acanthochromis polyacanthus. Marine and Freshwater Behaviour and Physiology, 38(2), 127–138.
McDowall, R., & Pankhurst, N. (2005). Loss of negative eye-size allometry in a population of Aplochiton zebra (Teleostei: Galaxiidae) from the Falkland Islands. New Zealand Journal of Zoology, 32(1), 17–22.
Watts, M., Pankhurst, N., King, H., & Geraghty, D. (2005). Differential effects of temperature and maturity stage on hepatic estrogen receptor characteristics of Atlantic salmon. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Molecular & Integrative Physiology, 140(3), 377–383.
Begg, K., & Pankhurst, N. (2004). Endocrine and metabolic responses to stress in a laboratory population of the tropical damselfish Acanthochromis polyacanthus. Journal of Fish Biology, 64(1), 133–145.
King, H., & Pankhurst, N. (2004). Effect of maintenance at elevated temperatures on ovulation and luteinizing hormone releasing hormone analogue responsiveness of female Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in Tasmania. Aquaculture, 233, 583–597.
King, H., & Pankhurst, N. (2004). Effect of short-term temperature reduction on ovulation and LHRHa responsiveness in female Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) maintained at elevated water temperatures. Aquaculture, 238, 421–436.
Lee, P., King, H., & Pankhurst, N. (2004). Preliminary assessment of sex inversion of farmed Atlantic salmon by dietary and immersion androgen treatments. North American Journal of Aquaculture, 66(1), 1–7.
Lim, H. K., Pankhurst, N., & Fitzgibbon, Q. P. (2004). Effects of slow release gonadotropin releasing hormone analog on milt characteristics and plasma levels of gonadal steroids in greenback flounder, Rhombosolea tapirina. Aquaculture, 240, 505–516.
Sun, B., & Pankhurst, N. (2004). Patterns of oocyte growth, vitellogenin and gonadal steroid concentrations in greenback flounder. Journal of Fish Biology, 64(5), 1399–1412.
Watts, M., Pankhurst, N., & King, H. R. (2004). Maintenance of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) at elevated temperature inhibits cytochrome P450 aromatase activity in isolated ovarian follicles. General and Comparative Endocrinology, 135(3), 381–390.
Hilder, M. L., & Pankhurst, N. (2003). Evidence that temperature change cues reproductive development in the spiny damselfish, Acanthochromis polyacanthus. Environmental Biology of Fishes, 66(2), 187–196.
King, H., & Pankhurst, N. (2003). Ovarian growth and plasma sex steroid and vitellogenin profiles during vitellogenesis in Tasmanian female Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Aquaculture, 219, 797–813.
King, H., Pankhurst, N., Watts, M., & Pankhurst, P. (2003). Effect of elevated summer temperatures on gonadal steroid production, vitellogenesis and egg quality in female Atlantic salmon. Journal of Fish Biology, 63(1), 153–167.
Kroon, F., Munday, P., & Pankhurst, N. (2003). Steroid hormone levels and bi-directional sex change in Gobiodon histrio. Journal of Fish Biology, 62(1), 153–167.
Pankhurst, N., & Porter, M. (2003). Cold and dark or warm and light: variations on the theme of environmental control of reproduction. Fish Physiology and Biochemistry, 28, 385–389.
Porter, M., Woolcott, H., & Pankhurst, N. (2003). The use of additional lighting and artificial photoperiods to recondition early maturing Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in Tasmania. Fish Physiology and Biochemistry, 28, 391–393.
Sun, B., Pankhurst, N., & Watts, M. (2003). Development of an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for vitellogenin measurement in greenback flounder Rhombosolea tapirina. Fish Physiology and Biochemistry, 29(1), 13–21.
Watts, M., Pankhurst, N., Pryce, A., & Sun, B. (2003). Vitellogenin isolation, purification and antigenic cross-reactivity in three teleost species. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 134(3), 467–476.
Cleary, J., Battaglene, S., & Pankhurst, N. (2002). Capture and handling stress affects the endocrine and ovulatory response to exogenous hormone treatment in snapper, Pagrus auratus (Bloch & Schneider). Aquaculture Research, 33(11), 829–838.
Pankhurst, N., & eter, R. (2002). Changes in plasma levels of gonadal steroids and putative gonadotropin in association with spawning and brooding behaviour of male demoiselles. Journal of Fish Biology, 61(2), 394–404.
Pankhurst, P. M., Pankhurst, N., & Parks, M. C. (2002). Direct development of the visual system of the coral reef teleost, the spiny damsel, Acanthochromis polyacanthus. Environmental Biology of Fishes, 65(4), 431–440.
Pankhurst, N. (2001). Stress inhibition of reproductive endocrine processes in a natural population of the spiny damselfish Acanthochromis polyacanthus. Marine and Freshwater Research, 52(5), 753–761.
orehead, D., Hart, P., unstan, G., Brown, M., & Pankhurst, N. (2001). Differences in egg quality between wild striped trumpeter (Latris lineata) and captive striped trumpeter that were fed different diets. Aquaculture, 192(1), 39–53.
(2010). Mitigation of climate change effects on salmon broodstock: effects of estrogen therapy
(2008). Effect of Temperature on Reproductive Development of Maiden and Repeat Spawning Atlantic Salmon: Understanding the Basis for Improved Egg Survival and Quality.
(2008). Evaluating Stress in Sharks and Rays Using Non-Destructive Biochemical Methods for Conservation and Management
(2007). Effect of temperature on reproductive development of maiden and repeat spawning Atlantic Salmon
Professor Pankhurst is Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) and Provost Gold Coast at Griffith University, Queensland, Australia. He has responsibility for the University's research agenda including the Higher Degree Research profile, research commercialisation, and the sustainability agenda for the University. In his role as Provost of the Gold Campus he oversees operation and development of the University's biggest campus. Previous to this appointment he was Pro Vice Chancellor (Science, Environment, Engineering and Technology), having joined Griffith in September 2006 from James Cook University, Townsville, Australia, where he had held the position of Pro Vice Chancellor of Science, Engineering and Information Technology from early 2004. Professor Pankhurst has a PhD and DSc in Zoology from the University of Bristol, spent three years at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, as a Killam Postdoctoral Fellow, and has worked with New Zealand Fisheries Research Centre in Wellington New Zealand, and the Leigh Marine Laboratory of the University of Auckland, New Zealand pursuing his interests in fish reproductive biology. In early 1994, he took up a position of Associate Professor in the School of Aquaculture at the University of Tasmania, was awarded a Personal Chair in 1996 and then was Head of School from 1998 to 2003.
BScHons Bachelor Of Science With Honours, University of Otago 1978
DSc Doctor of Science, University of Bristol 2002
PhD Doctor Of Philosophy, University of Bristol 1982
Provost Gold Coast Campus, 2011 - Present
Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research), 2009 - Present
Pro Vice Chancellor, PVC - Science, Environment, Engineering & Technology, 2006 - 2009
Pro Vice Chancellor, PVC - Science, Engineering & Information Technology, James Cook University 2004 - 2006
Professor of Aquaculture, University of Tasmania 1998 - 2004
Head of School, Head of School of Aquaculture, University of Tasmania 1997 - 2004
Associte Professor of Aquaculture, University of Tasmania, Launceston 1994 - 1996
Senior Lecturer Senior Lecturer in Marine Biology, University of Auckland, Leigh Marine Laboratory 1991 - 1994
Lecturer in Marine Biology, University of Auckland, Leigh Marine Laboratory 1987 - 1991
Research Fellow, New Zealand National Research Advisory Council Fellow, MAF Fisheries Research Centre 1985 - 1987
Postdoc. Fellow, Department of Zoology, Izaak Walton Killam Memorial Fellowship, University of Alberta 1982 - 1985
Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) ,
Provost Gold Coast Campus,
Postdoc. Fellow, Department of Zoology, 1982 - 1985
Research Fellow, 1985 - 1987
Lecturer, 1987 - 1991
Senior Lecturer, 1991 - 1994
Associate Professor, 1994 - 1996
Head of School , 1997 - 2004
Professor, 1998 - 2004
Pro Vice Chancellor, 2004 - 2006
Professor Emeritus, University of Tasmania
Hamilton Memorial Award for research excellence, NZ Royal Society
Fellow of the, Queensland Academy of Arts and Sciences
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, NZ National Research Advisory CouncilPostdoctoral Research Fellowship
Medical Research Fellowship, Alberta Heritage Foundation
Dean's Award for Research Excellence, Faculty of Science and Engineering, University of Tasmania
MR Banks Medal for scholarly distinction, Royal Society of Tasmania MR Banks Medal for scholarly distinction
Prize for Research in Marine Reserves, Department of Conservation
Postdoctoral Fellowship, Izaak Walton Killam
Referee, The Journal of Experimental Zoology
Referee, US National Science Foundation
Referee,
Internal service roles
Chair, Griffith Environmental Loan Fund
Member, Griffith University Academic Committee
Member, Griffith University Executive Group
Chair, Griffith University Gold Coast Advisory Committee
Chair, Griffith University Research Committee
Member, Griffith University Senior Promotions Committee
Member,
External service roles
Co-Chair, Queensland Medical Research College
Board Member, CRC Water Quality and Treatment
Board Member, GoldLinQ Gold Coast Business Advisory Board
Board Member, Healthy Waterways Pty Ltd
Member, Innovative Research Universities DVCR Group
Board Member, International Water Centre Pty Ltd
Board Member, National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility
Board Member, Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation
Board Member, Smart Water Consortium
Member, Universities Australia DVCR Committee
Chair research working group, Universities Australia Standing Group on TEQSA
Board Member,
Chair research working group,
Co-Chair,
Editorial roles
Editorial board member, New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research
Editorial board member, Marine and Freshwater Physiology and Behaviour
Editor NZ Marine Sciences Society Review, New Zealand Marine Sciences Society 1989 - 1992
Editorial board member,
Editor NZ Marine Sciences Society Review , 1989 - 1992
External advisory roles
Member, Gold Coast City Council Business Advisory Board
Member, GoldLinQ Gold Coast Business Advisory Board
Member, Australian Society for Fish Biology 2008 - Present
Fellow, Queensland Academy of Arts and Sciences 2008 - Present
Member, The Fisheries Society of the British Isles 1998 - Present
Member, Australian Marine Sciences Society 1994 - 2003
Member, Asia and Oceania Society for Comparative Endocrinology 1996 - 2002
(Council Member, Editor NZ Marine Sciences Society Review 1989 -1992), New Zealand Marine Sciences Society 1985 - 1993
Member, Physiological Society of New Zealand 1985 - 1993
Member, New Zealand Society of Endocrinology 1985 - 1992


If you fought in the Unification War, which side would you have fought for? The Browncoats lost the war to the Union of Allied Planets, but that doesn't mean you can't proudly display your allegiance. When you can't run, you crawl. And when you can't crawl, you find someone to carry you.
Display your loyalty to Firefly, the best prematurely cancelled space western to grace your television, with this little medal pin badge. Plated in distressed "antique gold" colour, these die-struck pins have no enamel, but they are sharply detailed with highly polished raised areas. Wear it on your mechanic jumpsuit, Hawaiian shirt or on your brown trench coat.
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Our Varicol® systems are used for the production of all the commercial APIs sold as pure enantiomers and manufactured by chiral chromatography.
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Varicol systems are entirely automated and require minimal operator interface. Fully compliant with the PAT (Process Analytical Technologies) guidelines of the FDA, the ACS (Advanced Control System) automatically controls your Prochrom® Varicol system and increases separation performance and robustness.
In multicolumn continuous chromatography, one long column is replaced by a loop of 4 to 6 shorter columns, optimizing the usage of the stationary phase. Only pure fractions are collected, leaving mixed fractions to re-circulate through the columns. Contrary to SMB, Prochrom® Varicol is a features nonsynchronous shifting of the inlet and outlet lines. The number of columns periodically varies in each zone of the system. This ensures a more efficient use of stationary phase and a higher productivity compared to SMB. In most cases, Varicol® is 15 to 30% more productive than SMB and typically 5 or 6 columns are used in Varicol whereas 6 to 8 columns are used in SMB.
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Der Dampfdom (Lehnübersetzung von engl. steam dome, eigentlich "Dampfkuppel") ist Teil des Dampflokomotivkessels. Er wird auf den Scheitel des Langkessels aufgenietet oder eingeschweißt und ist nach außen als runder Kesselaufbau sichtbar. Wird das untere Ende des Dampfdoms durch Kümpeln aufgebördelt, wird er fachsprachlich auch als "Kümpelteil" bezeichnet.

Im Langkessel wird der für das Triebwerk und die Nebenaggregate, wie Speisepumpe, Dampfstrahlpumpe, Hilfsbläser, Luftpumpe, Dampfpfeife und die Heizeinrichtungen benötigte Dampf erzeugt. Der Kessel wird zu ca. 75 % bis 80 % mit Wasser gefüllt. Im restlichen Teil, im sogenannten Dampfraum, wird der entstehende Dampf gesammelt. Da für den Betrieb möglichst trockener Dampf benötigt wird, wird durch das Aufsetzen eines Dampfdomes der Abstand zwischen Wasseroberfläche und Dampfentnahmepunkt vergrößert. Wasserteilchen, die durch lebhafte Verdampfung in den Dampfraum mitgerissen werden, gelangen kaum noch bis in diesen hochgelegenen Teil des Kessels. Zudem sind im Dampfdom noch Umlenkbleche eingebaut. Diese werden vom Dampf umströmt, eventuelles Restwasser tropft ab.

Die für den Betrieb erforderliche Dampfmenge wird, vom Führerstand aus, über einen Regulator, der je nach Loktyp im Dampfdom platziert ist, reguliert. Bedingt durch diese Einbauart gehen vom Dampfdom auch die Dampfentnahmerohre für die Hilfsaggregate des Kessels und der Lokomotive ab.

Bei großen Dampflokomotiven, z. B. bei der Deutschen Bundesbahn, wurden auch mehrere Dampfdome aufgesetzt. So wurden ein Reglerdom und ein Dom für die Nassdampfentnahme für die Hilfsaggregate vorgesehen.

Literatur
 M. Weissbrod, R. Barkhoff: Die Dampflokomotive – Technik und Funktion Teil 1: Der Kessel und die Geschichte der Dampflokomotive. Merker Verlag GmbH, Fürstenfeldbruck 1994, ISBN 3-922404-03-0.
 Röll: Enzyklopädie des Eisenbahnwesen, Bd. 3, 1912, S. 225.

Dampfkesseltechnik
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The Best Trick To Clean Burnt-On Grease From Pots And Pans The more you cook, the more dishes you have to clean. Fortunately, there is a simply and quickly trick to clean �... Vinegar can also be used as a preventative grease fighter for your pots and pans. Just boil 2 cups of vinegar in your pan for 10 minutes and it will help keep grease from sticking for several months.
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Pots & Pans: To clean burnt and scorched pans, sprinkle liberally with baking soda, adding just enough water to moisten. Let stand for several hours.... To get cooked-on food stains off your glass ovenware, fill it with 1 part vinegar and 4 parts water, heat the solution to a slow boil and let it boil over a low fire for five minutes. Once the solution has cooled down and with some mild scrubbing the stains should come off.
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TV Q&A: 'Glee' and more
By Rob Owen Scripps Howard News Service
Q: Do you know or can you tell me how to find out what it said under the picture of Finn Hudson on the plaque they hung on the wall in the Finn's death episode of "Glee"?
I replayed it several times but could not make it out. Thanks!
-- Allison, 59, Pa.
Rob: The lighting was bad in that shot but I was able to make out the Finn quote: "The show must go on... all over the place or something."
Q: In the past, when I watched CBS On Demand on Comcast, I was able to use the fast forward function. For the shows I watched this week, I was unable to use this function.
Has CBS changed its policy for On Demand shows?
-- Len, 75, Pittsburgh
Rob: My understanding is all the networks disabled the fast forward option with the start of the new TV season in September because the first three days of video on demand playback is now counted in the Nielsen C3 commercial ratings.
Q: I am surprised that ABC sticks with "Last Man Standing." Tim Allen's show isn't "Malibu Country"-awful but the 1980s sitcom vibe is stale, the bizarre decision to recast the oldest daughter poisoned the family's compatibility dynamic. The youngest daughter's transition from a smart thoughtful amusingly sarcastic student-athlete into a one-note G.I. Jane ROTC fanatic is desperately foolish, and the Ryan character is an arrogant, condescending, self-righteous buzz-kill who freeze-frames the show whenever he's on screen. I'm glad that the always-reliable Nancy Travis and Hector Elizondo are on board, but they both deserve better than "Last Man Standing." Does the show have great ratings, or does ABC simply not have an actual entertaining comedy on deck to occupy the time slot?
— Bob, Minnetonka Beach, Minn.
Rob Owen: The reality is "Last Man Standing" gets better ratings than its smarter, funnier companion series, "The Neighbors." ABC has been trying to re-establish Friday with a TGIF-styled block of comedies for several years and although the network has more ratings success with reality show "Shark Tank," "Last Man" does well enough to keep it in the mix. Would ABC still hang onto the show without Tim Allen? Doubtful. But they like being in business with brand-name stars even if the shows are mediocre at best.
Q: Will "Mike & Molly" be back this year?
— Jo, New Ulm, Minn.
Q: I have not seen anything on the fall lineups about "Mike & Molly" or "Rules of Engagement." So did I miss something or will the shows come on later?
— Sharon, 73, Johnson City, Tenn.
Rob: "Rules" was canceled in May and "Mike & Molly" returned on Nov. 4.
(Ask TV questions by sending your query, name, age, city and state to tvqanda@gmail.com. Distributed by Scripps Howard News Service, www.shns.com.)


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Council aim to establish working group to ensure 'life after peat production' for Offaly workers
"If we don't do something soon, it'll be too late for us"
Council to establish working group to ensure 'life after peat production' for Offaly workers
In light of Bord na Mona's long-term plans to end peat producton across the country in the next decade, Offaly County Council have passed a motion to establish a working group to ensure the future employment options for workers set to be affected by the business shift.
Bord na Mona has been an historical employer in Offaly but Cllr Eamon Dooley tabled a motion seeking action from Offaly County Council on sustaining a future for their workers beyond the peat production era, be that within Bord na Mona's ever-changing businesses or in other industries.
The motion said: "In light of the decision by Bord na Mona to cease peat production within the next decade, I call upon this Council to develop an Economic Strategy for the County, to address the employment needs of the workforce, provide training and employment opportunities for those entering the workforce, and protect the economic and social fabric of vulnerable rural communities."
SEE ALSO: Offaly County Council to request regular meetings with HSE
Introducing his motion to members at the May meeting of Offaly County Council, Cllr Dooley said, "If we don't do something soon, we're going to be in trouble, jobs wise. It will be too late for us then."
He posed the idea of establishing a working group made up of the council and various stakeholders, including Bord na Mona, to assess the future employment options for the county, while also stating, "we need an investment fund." He suggested funding for a future-proof employment strategy within Offaly could be attained by taking a small percentage of the carbon tax paid through the county.
He estimated that approximately €10 million could be raised over the next decade to invest in job creations tactics, education and training measures, and future councl strategies to avoid large numbers of unemployed.
Cllr Declan Harvey supported the motion, adding, "it'll [peat production] will be gone before we know it. It's time to get cracking at it." Cllr Dervill Dolan echoed those sentiments by saying, "it's something we need to do sooner rather than later."
Cllr John Leahy also spoke in favour of the motion for a working group to look at ways of "keeping jobs in Offaly," going on to say, "the big picture is being looked at through a motion like this and I welcome that." Cllr John Foley made similar remarks, claiming, "a working group will help all of Offaly."
Cllr Eddie Fitzptrick expressed his hope that Bord na Mona would be involved in such a process along with the "communities that supported them for years." Cllr Dervill Dolan posed the idea that some premises being made available thorugh Bord na Mona's move away from peat could be used as apprenticeship of training hubs.
Cllr Noel Cribbin also welcomed the motion and suggested that some land currently owned and used by Bord na Mona could be re-purposed or sold to facilitate the likes of data centres which have the capacity to create jobs in Offaly.
Responding to the members' remarks, Cathaoirleach Liam Quinn said the Council must first find out what Bord na Mona's exact plans are now that they are planning to halt peat production. He suggested "joined up thinking" was required to create the best possible outcome for Offaly workers into the future.
Offaly County Council Chief Executive Anna Marie Delaney also supported the concept, suggesting Offaly County Council was "best placed to head up just such a working group." She said that contact has been made with new Bord na Mona Chief Executive Tom Donnellan to establish the company's plan. "We will be engaging with them on this," she added.
Delaney also suggested that Offaly County Council and councillors be joined on the steering group by the likes of the Laois Offaly Education and Training Board, The Department of Social Protection, th eRegional Skills Forum, as well as Bord na Mona itself.
It's thought that these stakeholders could be involved in any upskilling or re-training neccessary to ensure long-term employment in Offaly after peat production is ceased in the coming years.


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Forever Impaired by Autism? For Some, Maybe Not
Autism symptoms aren't static but "wax and wane," says new research.
Ian Landau
TUESDAY, May 1, 2012 — As Autism Awareness Month wrapped up yesterday, there was small but encouraging news: A limited British study recently found that up to 20 percent of high-functioning autistic kids had "recovered" enough that they no longer met common criteria for the disorder.
Symptoms among 37 children with high-functioning autism were examined over three years — from ages 5 to 8 — by Dr. Elizabeth Pellicano of the University of London's Institute of Education. While Dr. Pellicano found that symptoms declined for all the children over time, seven of the kids (or 19 percent) improved so much after three years "they failed to meet criteria on diagnostic instruments," Pellicano writes in the March issue of the American Journal on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
The only significant difference between the group that no longer met the diagnostic criteria for autism vs. those who did was the age at which they began receiving intervention: The earlier treatment was received, the better the results.
While the results sound encouraging, Pellicano quickly cautioned that the documented improvement "does not mean that these children don't have autism." It means, she told Everyday Health, that the common belief that autism is a static condition is incorrect. "My findings suggest that the behavioral features do change over time," she said. These behavioral features "will wax and wane with development," meaning a portion of the sample who don't meet criteria now might meet it later.
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Some autism advocates, however, do not share the same measured view as Pellicano. Earlier yesterday, several comments on Twitter heralded it as proof that autism symptoms are reversible.
"What do you think of the new research stating that ASD symptoms are reversible? Autism is NOT for life!" tweeted the charity Treating Autism — @TweetingAutism — which believes in "biomedical approaches to autism and that autism is treatable." The tweet shared a link to Pellicano's work.
But Pellicano vehemently disputes this.
"Nowhere in the paper do I say that the behavioral features of autism can be reversed," she told us. "In fact, I strongly believe that this is precisely the wrong way to think about things. We should be aiming to empower both individuals with autism with the skills to cope in the world and non-autistic individuals to accommodate autistic differences, not to reverse the symptoms of autism."
In other research, University of Connecticut psychologist Deborah Fein says that as many as 20 percent of autistic children may recover from the disorder.
An example is Canadian teen Carly Fleischmann, who was diagnosed with autism at age 2 and underwent intensive therapy. Amazingly, at age 10, while still unable to vocalize her speech, she typed a message on her therapist's computer during a treatment session: "HELP TEETH HURT." This unleashed a torrent of written words, and today, 17-year-old Carly is thriving. She's even co-written a book with her dad, Arthur, titled Carly's Voice: Breaking Through Autism, which was published last month, and has a Facebook page.
Yet another significant autism recovery case is Leo Lytel, a Washington, D.C., boy who was part of Fein's study and also was diagnosed at age 2. Like Carly, Leo underwent intensive therapy — a regimen that at its height consisted of 35 hours of treatment a week. At age 9, Leo had progressed from a child with classic autism symptoms into a conversational, well-adjusted, and academically successful kid.
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Upholding democracy in Central America
Jorge Heine
Perhaps with the exception of Grenada, the Commonwealth Caribbean has been spared the curse of military coups. But elsewhere in the hemisphere, the image of the Latin American president being flown out of his country after being overthrown is a classic one. Honduras has now provided us with a new twist on an old tale: that of the deposed president trying to return to his country a week later, and being blocked from doing so by machine guns on the tarmac, in this case, of the Tegucigalpa airport.
There is an element of comic opera in all this, and we should not forget that Honduras was the country that originally gave rise to the expression 'banana republic', going back to the days when the United Fruit Company ruled the roost in Central America. But the stakes are high, the game is deadly serious and this is one of those moments when the commitment to democracy in the Americas is being tested.
The issue before the hemispheric community is a straightforward one: restore the situation ex ante, and have President Manuel Zelaya (unceremoniously taken from his home in his pajamas on June 28 and flown to Costa Rica) back in office.
Enforcement in Honduras
If the Inter-American Democratic Charter cannot be enforced in Honduras this time, it cannot be enforced anywhere. One of the great accomplishments of Latin America has been to eradicate military coups. A key to this success has been a strict enforcement of the rule that coups are not allowed, period. Once you start making exceptions, anything goes.
This does not mean that civilian, elected governments have had some sort of blank-cheque guarantee to last. In this decade alone, several presidents were forced to leave before their time was up. They were unable to deal with economic and social crises, mass demonstrations and widespread popular opposition. Although these 'falls from grace' of presidents like Fernando de la Rua in Argentina, Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada in Bolivia and Jamil Mahuad in Ecuador, among others, were sometimes described as 'soft coups', that was not really the best term. Sometimes, governments just fall apart.
But it is one thing for a government to fall apart; it is quite another to have the generals give a helping hand, by bursting into the president's bedroom at five o'clock on a Sunday morning, manhandle him at gunpoint, put him on a plane and send him off to a neighbouring country.
In marked contrast to what happened in 2002 in the coup against President Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, the international community, including Washington, has unanimously condemned the coup. The Organisation of American States (OAS), often accused of being weak, has been in the forefront of the efforts to restore constitutional rule. Its Secretary General, Jose Miguel Insulza, visited Honduras and met with a variety of players (though not with the new president, Roberto Micheletti, who is not recognised by the international community).
In a unanimous vote, by 33 to nothing, the OAS voted to suspend Honduras membership in the organisation, the first time something like this takes place since 1962, when Cuba was suspended. President Oscar Arias of Costa Rica is also mediating, looking for a way out.
Honduras did find itself in the midst of a political crisis. This was due to Zelaya's efforts to call for a referendum, that was set for June 28, that would have opened the possibility of a change to the Constitution in next November's elections (when Zelaya's four-year term was up), allowing the president to be re-elected.
Given the Armed Forces chief, General Romeo Vasquez, refusal to help run the referendum), Zelaya sacked him, something opposed by the Supreme Court, which proceeded to reinstate the general. The Supreme Court had earlier stated that any such referendum would be unconstitutional. In short, according to one perspective, this has been largely a mess created by Zelaya's own power-grabbing attempts.
Another explanation has been more political. Although a rancher and businessman from a conservative background, who favours a bushy moustache, cowboy hats and boots, and was elected on the ticket on the right-wing Liberal party, President Zelaya has had a change of hearts of sorts. He had the audacity to visit Cuba, to strengthen ties with Venezuela, and to actually have Honduras join ALBA, the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas, led by Chávez, and also formed by Bolivia, Ecuador and Nicaragua.
President Zelaya did not handle his somewhat clumsy attempt at securing his re-election very adroitly. But that is neither here nor there. The country was heading directly into a political crisis, but there are constitutional mechanisms to deal with it. Some solution could have been found, either through a compromise between government and opposition, or by attempts at mediation. The notion that whenever there are differences between the executive and the legislature the way to solve them is to call the army is something that has been tried before and found wanting.
Will the international community be able to 'roll back' this coup?
The concerted multilateral actions must now be followed by 'smart sanctions', cancelling US visas to the leaders of the coup and their representatives, striking Honduras from the list of bene-ficiaries of the CAFTA-DR FTA with the United States, suspending its membership and trading privileges within the Central American Common Market, cancelling borrowing privileges at the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank. This is what applying the 'democracy clause' in so many hemispheric agreements is all about.
Honduras poses a true litmus test of the commitment of the hemispheric community to democratic stability. If the Inter-American Democratic Charter is not held up now, and the semi-farcical, Keystone Cops Honduran coup is not reversed, it means that much of the political progress we have seen in the region since 1990 can far too easily be undone.
Jorge Heine holds the Chair in Global Governance at the Balsillie School of International Affairs and is a Distinguished Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation in Waterloo, Ontario. Feedback may be sent to [email protected]


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San Jose homicide: Sons' arrest is second blow…
San Jose homicide: Sons' arrest is second blow to friends after Evergreen couple's slaying
By Jason Green, Julia Prodis Sulek, Mark Gomez, Robert Salonga and San Jose Mercury News |
PUBLISHED: April 29, 2016 at 9:32 a.m. | UPDATED: July 27, 2018 at 9:16 a.m.
SAN JOSE — The last Facebook post by the teen is easy to dismiss as typical teen angst.
"(Expletive) yeah to the kids who feel like they're dying inside but still gather up the strength to roll out of bed, get dressed and leave the house. You are strong and beautiful and worth so much more than you know."
But after he and his brother were arrested Wednesday in the slaying of their parents, trace bits like this from their social-media profiles and narrow glimpses offered by friends and relatives begin to form a sketch that hints at tension not readily apparent to many who knew the family.
Much is still unknown about the deaths of 59-year-old Golam Rabbi and 57-year-old Shamima Rabbi, who were found dead from gunshots wounds Sunday at their hillside Evergreen home. The discovery was made by relatives who hadn't heard from the couple for days.
A motive remains unclear; as does when they were killed. Still, there was enough evidence for San Jose police to arrest their sons, a lightning bolt that pierced what was already an inconsolable cloud of mourning.
"We are very shocked," said Golam Mustakim, a nephew of the Rabbis who credits them with helping his family settle in the United States. "Emotionally, I'm broken right now."
Hasib Bin Golamrabbi, the couple's 22-year-old son and a San Jose State student who hadn't been seen since the killings, was arrested in Tracy. His 17-year-old brother, an Evergreen Valley High School senior whose name is being withheld because he is a minor, was arrested in San Jose after initially being interviewed and released by police.
The case took on a national profile after it was revealed that next to the bodies, someone had scrawled a stomach-turning message: "Sorry my first kill was clumsy."
Another cryptic message was written on a wall at the crime scene — "I can't be like you telling a lie … I can't love someone without telling them."
Who wrote those messages remains a mystery; San Jose police have revealed few details about the case.
Scant clues remain as to why the brothers are suspects. Some of the teen brother's schoolmates described him as pessimistic, but not extraordinarily so. There was a sense of surprise among peers that the 17-year-old was still attending school in the wake of his parents' death; he was on campus Wednesday, hours before he was arrested.
"You would think he wouldn't be able to function or go to school at all," one student said.
The older brother, Golamrabbi, exhibits an aspirational air on social media, celebrating in one instance his admission to San Jose State, posting a photo of a dream house and hinting at a romantic crush.
A cousin who did not want to be named out of privacy concerns said she didn't know of anything that would have caused a conflict between the brothers and their parents.
"The younger brother was quiet. He didn't speak to anyone much. He had difficulty with social interactions," she said. "The older one was more social."
Hasan Rahim, who worshipped with the Rabbis at the Evergreen Islamic Center and knew them for more than 20 years, said nothing appeared to be amiss on the occasions he interacted with the brothers.
"This is the first time really when I came to know that things were not as placid as I thought," he said. "I never saw any sign of trouble."
Golam Rabbi was a hunter and owned at least one firearm, Rahim said. He recalled cautioning his friend, 'Hey you better be careful.' He laughed and said 'Oh yeah, I am very careful,' " Rahim said.
The younger brother was interviewed by detectives Sunday and released. As recently as Tuesday, he was not identified as a suspect, as detectives sought to locate and question the older Golamrabbi, who also was not formally declared a suspect at the time. Police have not disclosed what led them to identify the sons as their parents' alleged killers.
Golamrabbi is tentatively scheduled for arraignment Friday afternoon. He is being held without bail in the Santa Clara County Jail while his brother is being held at Juvenile Hall.
Golamrabbi declined a jailhouse interview with this newspaper; court records show he has no adult criminal record in the county.
The Rabbis were well respected in the local Bangladeshi and Islamic communities, active at both the Islamic center and with the South Bay Islamic Association. They immigrated to the United States in the 1980s; Golam Rabbi worked as a quality-assurance engineer and Shamima Rabbi, who earned her degree from San Jose State, was an accountant for several large companies.
"For all purposes, I saw him to be a very humble, polite person just like his wife. They seemed to be normal people like the rest of us. There didn't seem to be any outward sign of any kind of trouble," Rahim said. "It's a huge loss."
East Side Union High School District Superintendent Chris Funk confirmed that the 17-year-old attends Evergreen and his brother was a graduate.
"It's just a tragic incident, and we're mourning with the community," he said.
Attention now turns to laying the Rabbis to rest: The Janaza, or funeral prayer, is scheduled for Friday at the Muslim Community Association in Santa Clara and burial is planned at the Five Pillars Cemetery in Livermore. Religious custom calls for a prompt burial, but initial plans were held up because the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner-Coroner's Office was allowed to release the victims only to their adult son. Relatives will now take custody of the Rabbis' remains.
"Everyone is in shock, but we are desperately looking for some closure," Rahim said. "The fact that we can offer the final prayer for them gives us some kind of spiritual consolation."
Staff writers Mark Gomez and Sharon Noguchi contributed to this report.
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Q: componentDidMount not working on NextJS using a custom _document.js I'm working on a prototype for a web app and I chose NextJS because I wanted to learn it better, but I realize I'm not using it in the "standard" way. I started from the Next + Material-UI example here: https://github.com/mui-org/material-ui/tree/master/examples/nextjs and all was good.
But now, I'm trying to persist data using sessionStorage, and I'm finding it difficult to make this work without being able to use the componentDidMount lifecycle event at the page-level. Next's documentation says that projects with a custom _document.js file won't have the componentDidMount method client-side. My project uses a custom document file due to Material-UI. It seems like it's there to support server-side rendering of css-in-js frameworks.
If I don't need server-side rendering, is there a way I can keep Material-UI working, but do away with the custom _document.js file so I can use componentDidMount?

A: You should be fine using both sessionStorage and a custom document.
componentDidMount (and any other lifecycle method) is not working only for _document.js as this is not rendered client side.
sessionStorage is part of the window so you will be fine using it on any other page/component using the componentDidMount lifecycle.

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SoCal should prepare for two dynamically different coaches
By David HartenApr 2, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
As of Monday night, the two major colleges in Los Angeles now have new head men's basketball coaches. UCLA already hired former New Mexico coach Steve Alford, while USC made the hire that grabbed the headlines, snatching up former Florida Gulf Coast coach Andy Enfield.
Appreciate this, SoCal. Because this could be fun.
Alford brings his name — the one that was an Indiana legend and helped New Mexico dominate the Mountain West Conference, making inroads in the California recruiting scene (Kendall Williams, Tony Snell, Drew Gordon). Enfield brings the "Dunk City" persona. The image he helped cultivate in his two seasons as the head coach at FGCU. He did something no one else has done in the history of the NCAA Tournament in taking a 15 seed to the Sweet 16. And he did it in dominant fashion.
When you really look at it, the differences between these two make for an incredible dynamic.
Alford is as "grind-it-out" as anyone. His teams slow it down on offense and hound the opposition on defense. The Lobos were never ranked higher than 122nd in KenPom.com's adjusted tempo ratings. Though they finished 19th or better in adjusted defense the past two seasons. It's a carbon copy of former coach Ben Howland's style, with better recent results.
Enfield is the creator of Dunk City. His teams, in his brief career, play above the rim. They go up with little regard for themselves or for the defender. Block, charge or no-call. The Eagles ran, flicked no-look passes effortlessly and tossed lobs with aplomb. They were fast (69.1 possessions per game, per KenPom.com, good for 42nd in the country), they played loose (as their 21 turnovers per game suggested). They were the opposite of any team Alford has ever coached. Enfield even brings his own splash of Hollywood with his supermodel wife.
Even in terms of career path, the two aren't anywhere near similar. Alford worked his way up coaching from Division III to Southeast Missouri State to Iowa, New Mexico and now UCLA. Enfield parlayed two seasons of collegiate head coaching into a head job in the Pac-12. A grinder against a fast-riser. Just like the way their teams play.
These two coaches couldn't be any different in a lot of areas. With that, enjoy it, SoCal, for as long as it lasts. If Enfield is able to revive the USC program and Alford is able to provide stability, you could be in for some of the best collective basketball that area has seen in awhile.
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