Notes: From West Palm Beach, FL. Played in 12 games, primarily on special teams, had 7 carries for 44 yards, in 2016. Saw action in all 13 games, starting the final 9, rushed 163-966-8 (5.9 avg.) and caught 18-219-1 in 2017. Starting tailback, rushed 164-985-4 (6.0 avg.) and caught 19-186 in 2018. Combine 17 reps, 39.5-inch vertical jump, 10-10 broad jump.
Positives: Quick, shifty and instinctive with good vision and cutback ability. Patient, yet runs hard and takes the ball directly upfield. Smooth pass receiver out of the backfield. Picks up the blitz. Can contribute on special teams kick coverage.
Negatives: Modest size and does not possess elite breakaway speed.
Summary: Not outstanding, but solid in all phases. Should make a team as a backup.


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Haskel to aid Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking's H2Ref Project
December 15, 2017 0 By Stephen Vagus
Haskel will be working on a project that could benefit hydrogen stations
Haskel International has announced that it will be working with the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking in order to develop new clean technology. Through this partnership, Haskel will be working on the H2Ref Project. This project is focused on the research and development of refueling technologies for hydrogen fuel stations. Haskel has extensive experience with pressure pump and valve manufacture, which may be very useful for efforts involving the expansion of hydrogen infrastructures.
Partnership continues to show strong support for fuel cells
The Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking is a public-private partnership that has been focused on the research and development of fuel cell and hydrogen-based technologies for several years now. The partnership is comprised of many prominent members, including the European Commission and Hydrogen Europe. The partnership's H2Ref Project, on which Haskel will be working, also receives strong financial support from various groups. The partnership seeks to accelerate the deployment of fuel cells across various markets, particularly where transportation is concerned.
New fueling technology could make hydrogen stations more efficient
According to Haskel's European division, hydrogen is one of the fastest growing fuels in Europe currently. While much of the company's efforts concerning hydrogen and fuel cells will be focused in Europe, Haskel believes that the developments it makes will benefit the whole world. If successful, Haskel may be able to help deliver new fueling technology that will make hydrogen stations more efficient and capable of service the needs of those with fuel cell vehicles.
More companies emerge to show their support for hydrogen
Hydrogen has come to establish a prominent place in the transportation sector. Many automakers plan to launch vehicles equipped with fuel cells in the near future. In order for these vehicles to find success, however, more work must be done to build new hydrogen stations. Haskel is committing to aiding in this the effort to expand the world's hydrogen infrastructure in order to support the growth of the clean transportation sector in the years to come.
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Notes from these breakout groups are given below.
This discussion started with a general theme, but quickly focused in on research data management as a key topic and issue for those present.
No repository will ever be able to capture all the data from an institution; it may have to fulfill a cataloguing role for stuff held elsewhere.
If so, is it worth using a local repository? Why not put everything into subject repositories?
Have institutions the capability to *preserve* data?
Those in the group brought a range of perspectives – informed by a range of material from digitised to born-digital.
1) What did it look like originally?
3) How to form an integral workflow?
4) Systems/processes often better for external depositors than internal departments – convincing people the value of preserving "stuff", that the research mandate might be useful with this.
Emulation – platforms exist for all windows OS – throw disk image at this [interesting idea but what about the broader sense of collections – ie over several accruals?] but possibly more relevant where servers had been received etc.
How best to exchange information – i.e., other Hydra users with archival content – approaching / tackling similar issues etc.
What constitutes a Hydra object?
How to define a content model?
Hydra with other repository engines?
What authentication options exist in Hydra?
Single users, Groups, LDAP, simple db auth? – An attendee spoke of a need to have various authentication methods in a single hydra-head.


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In Turkey, cash assistance reaches non-Syrian refugees too
Most recipients of EU-funded cash assistance are Syrian. However, there are also smaller numbers from countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan and Iran.
26 March 2019 , Suraj Sharma
Campaigns Cash transfers Refugees and migration
European Union (Member Organization) Turkey
Ahlen, a refugee from Iraq, takes care of her five children on her own in Turkey. Mohammed, 15, the eldest sits with his mother and siblings Samir and Samar. Photo: WFP/Suraj Sharma
Ahlen could hardly be blamed for feeling the cards are permanently stacked against her.
A devastating sequence of events began for the 38-year-old from the northwestern Iraqi town of Tal Afar in 2014 when fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) took over her city.
To get away, in 2015 she undertook a perilous four-day journey from Tal Afar to Turkey via Syria to begin life as a refugee.
Then, last year, she was widowed when her husband died of a sudden heart attack, leaving her as the sole care provider for five children.
It was at this darkest moment in her life when she became aware of the Emergency Social Safety Net (ESSN). She had heard of assistance to refugees but, like many others, was under the false impression that it only applied to Syrian refugees. In fact, it was set up to assist vulnerable refugees of any nationality.
The ESSN is a European Union-funded multi-purpose cash transfer scheme launched in 2016 that provides monthly assistance through debit cards to more than 1.7 million of the most vulnerable refugees in Turkey.
The families receiving assistance decide for themselves how to cover essential needs like rent, bills, food, and health needs.
ESSN is implemented by the World Food Programme and the Turkish Red Crescent (TRC), with vital support from the Turkish government.
The ESSN programme is directly impacting refugee families, restoring some normalcy and stability to their shattered lives.
For example, the number of beneficiary parents withdrawing their children from school has dropped by more than 50 percent, and the number of parents, who say they have to eat less themselves in order to ensure their children eat enough, has dropped by 45 percent.
The EU-funded cash assistance helps to relieve the strain put on host communities in Turkey and boosts the local economy. The ESSN has injected over half a billion euros into the Turkish economy.
Isan Abdul Kadir Ismail Hzooa seeks to assist his community where possible through his association. Photo: WFP/Suraj Sharma
Ahlen and her children started receiving ESSN cash in 2018. It is just enough to help the family over the line each month. Ahlen says that rent and utility bills alone swallow up most of the money.
"But I am also able to buy the children a small gift on their birthdays or for festivals, which makes all of us happier. Even being able to buy a school bag is a good feeling," says Ahlen.
Ahlen says she saw the worst of humanity during the four days her family spent with the smugglers taking them from Tal Afar to Sinjar in Iraq; then on to Manbij and Aleppo in Syria before crossing into Turkey.
"Children and the elderly were abandoned to die. The smugglers were ruthless. It became a situation of people having to choose whether the rest of the family survives or all perish."
But the family made it to Turkey, and with some difficulty, started to find their feet. Then, after three years, her husband died and Ahlen was faced with another dilemma.
"I panicked even more. I have always been a housewife. How was I going to provide for five children?"
The Iraqi Turkmen Association in Bursa mobilized to support Ahlen with advice, and any form of material assistance they could provide. It was the association that explained to her she was eligible for the ESSN assistance being implemented through WFP-TRC cooperation.
"This is why we set up the association," says the association's president, Isan Abdul Kadir Ismail Hzooa, "to help our fellow people in any way we can." Hzooa himself fled to Turkey from Tal Afar in 2014.
For Ahlen's children, there is now an identity conflict to cope with as well.
Fatih, Samar and Samir don`t recall much of life back in Tal Afar, Iraq. Photo: WFP/Suraj Sharma
Fatih, Samir and Samar, Ahlen's three youngest children are too young to remember much of life in Tal Afar apart from what their parents told them. Fatih is the eldest of them at 7.
Of the two older children, Mohammed, 15, completed primary school in Tal Afar and Sehar, 13, had completed third grade there.
Mohammed has forgotten how to speak Arabic whereas Sehar has trouble writing in Arabic script now.
The longing for home — however little they experienced of it — remains strong though.
"I don't remember much of Tal Afar but I would like to go there one day. It is where my family comes from after all. I am not sure whether I would like it to be a visit or permanent," says Sehar.
Ahlen, too, says there is nowhere like home although for her the pain will always accompany her.
"We lost many of our people there. The last time I saw Tal Afar was with my husband. But it is still home and of course I want to return."
Find out more about WFP`s activities in Turkey here.
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It is easy to take sides politically or ideologically on trade issues, but the politicization of these matters is a poison pill that no one will be able to escape. This pill, as embedded in the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), is extremely venomous, not only for China, but also for the world at large.
This clause and the whole of article 32.10, by design, ostensibly prevent Mexico and Canada from entering into any free trade arrangements with a non-market country. The unspoken message is: I (the United States) am the boss, and you (Canada and Mexico) will have to follow my preferences in your free trade decisions.
But which is the non-market country the clause is referring to?
White House National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow explained to reporters on October 2, "It starts with a C and ends with an A." He seemed to shy away from actually mentioning the country. But it's definitely not Croatia, Colombia or even Cuba. It's China that the United States is trying to target in the USMCA.
So why is China labeled as a non-market economy?
China's non-market status was supposed to end upon the completion of its 15-year transition period in the World Trade Organization (WTO) by identifying the cost comparisons of products in trade dispute cases. By December 11, 2016, the United States was supposed to honor its commitment as it had promised and detailed in Article 15 of China's WTO accession agreement. This would typically entail giving Chinese companies fair and market-based treatment in assessing the value of their products. However, the United States refused to carry out its obligations and purposefully designated China a non-market economy.
There is no market economy definition within the WTO. The U.S. itself is not an internationally recognized market economy. Thus, the U.S. definition of a non-market economy is based only on its own domestic law.
The United States has chosen to ignore China's reform and marketization achievements. Over the past 17 years, since China joined the WTO, it has fulfilled its obligations as laid out in its WTO accession agreement. It is a known fact that China has accomplished a series of marketization processes, with over 80 countries in the world recognizing China as a market economy, including Australia, Brazil, New Zealand, Russia and Switzerland.
In hindsight, the U.S. refusal to recognize China as a market economy was not just a matter of unilateral standards, but also a tool designed to counter China in ways that best suited U.S. interests.
Article 32.10 of the USMCA, buried on page 1,565 of the 1,812-page long document, made the trilateral deal unusual. Trade experts call it "novel" and "never seen before" because of its invasive nature that limits the legitimate rights of signatory countries to make free trade arrangements. It also impairs the goodwill of non-signatory countries—whether it's a market or non-market economy—to offer better trade terms via free trade agreements (FTAs). Any effort to limit FTAs is a step backward, since they are seen as an important move toward a market economy.
The poison pill logic could only be logical if it is put in the context of the trade war between China and the United States. It underscores the United States' fear that other countries will abandon it to embrace free trade with China.
The United States insisted on the pre-emptive clause during the negotiations with Canada after raising concerns that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was exploring the possibility of a free trade deal with China. Canadian observers have already noted that it is an infringement on Canadian sovereignty. Sadly, the United States wants to take the provision far beyond Canada and Mexico and make it the template for the bilateral trade agreements it is seeking with all its major trading partners.
Unmistakably, it is an attempt to isolate China.
While it remains to be seen if other countries will accept such a clause, the effect on those who might sign up at the expense of their own sovereignty is certain. It does not benefit countries that adhere to the policy because it excludes them from favorable trading terms with China regarding both exports and imports. And it does not benefit the culprit—the United States—because everyone is part of the supply chain and its disruption will adversely affect all countries involved.
If the United States succeeds in isolating China with this poison pill and China's economy is damaged, the world economy will lose a critical engine that contributes over 30 percent of global economic growth.
On the night of October 13, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi had a telephone call with Mexican Secretary of Foreign Affairs Luis Videgaray Caso. Secretary of Foreign Affairs Luis Videgaray Caso informed the Chinese side of the situation surrounding the signing of the USMCA between the Mexican Government, the United States and Canada. During the talk over the phone, Secretary of Foreign Affairs Luis Videgaray Caso clearly stated that Mexico is an independent sovereign state and the agreement will neither affect exchanges between Mexico and China in any way nor put any restrictions on trade, investment or political relations between the two. He also unequivocally said that China is a trustworthy partner of Mexico and that they are willing to further develop the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership. The Chinese side expressed their appreciation of this commitment.
During a telephone call between Wang Yi and Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland the week before, Canada also made it very clear that the USMCA should not undermine other countries' legitimate interests. She stressed that Canada will make its own decisions when it comes to FTA negotiations with other countries.
China is committed to upholding free trade and the WTO-centered multilateral trading system. It opposes all forms of protectionism and double standards. We hope that free trade arrangements in all regions could follow the principle of openness, transparency and inclusiveness, create a freer and more convenient environment for global trade, and enhance the benefits of people around the world. We are ready to work with Mexico, Canada and other members of the international community to jointly maintain multilateralism and the global free trade system.


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Fire Emblem: Three Houses Review
Tactical Teachings
Developer: Intelligent Systems, KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD  Publisher: Nintendo  Platform: Switch
By Dylan Blereau on July 26, 2019
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a tactical role-playing gem that manages to offer up one of the most engaging gameplay loops in recent memory, while also being buoyed by an epic narrative that boasts an endearing cast of characters
For the first time in over a decade, Fire Emblem is back on a home console in the form of Fire Emblem: Three Houses on the Nintendo Switch. Despite Fire Emblem having risen to prominence in the west with Fire Emblem: Awakening back in 2012, I never found myself tinkering with the series too often, and oh boy, what a huge mistake was I making. Akin to a favourite series of mine Valkyria Chronicles, Fire Emblem: Three Houses manages to mix its excellent strategic gameplay with equally brilliant storytelling, allowing it to serve as a perfect starting point for those wanting to jump in to the series, while also catering to the hardcore demographic that made the franchise what it is today.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses quickly plunges the player into the thick of things. After watching a cutscene depicting a battle that once took place in the land of Fódlan, your player avatar Byleth is introduced to a mysterious young girl who has lost her memory. After chatting to the mysterious girl and determining your gender, birthdate and new name if you don't fancy the default name, you awake from a dream, setting the story into motion. and his/her father Jeralt come across a trio of teens who are being attacked by thieves. After quickly ridding of the enemy, Byleth and Jeralt agree to come back with the teens to Garreg Mach Monastery, a large headquarters run by the Church of Seiros, where Jeralt is an esteemed Knight.
Byleth is a badass looking dude
Also situated at Garreg Mach Monastery is the Officers Academy, an esteemed school that teaches students how to become talented and proficient warriors, whether it be with weapons or magic. The three aforementioned teenagers you encounter at the start of the game, just so happen to be the respective leaders of the three houses present at the academy.
After a quick discussion with Archbishop Rhea of the Church of Seiros, Byleth is tasked with teaching one of the three student houses the academy, Edelgard's Black Eagles, Dimitri's Blue Lions, or Claude's Golden Deer. After mingling again with the students of the academy, you have to make your choice, with the house you pick having an effect on how the narrative is shaped. Each houses students reside from one of the three nations that comprise the continent of Fódlan. The Black Eagles contains students from the Adrestian Empire, the Blue Lions students are from the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus, while the students of the Golden Deer are from the Leicester Alliance.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses narrative is enormous and dense, so it's hard to really go into much more detail without writing an extremely long and convoluted review of the narrative, but just keep in mind that each house represents a different nation situated in the continent of Fódlan, and although the three nations may be at peace now, something big is bubbling under the surface that is inevitably going to bring these nations and their students to war. In short, the narrative on display in Fire Emblem: Three Houses is excellent. It's long and winding with plenty of unexpected twists and turns, and yet despite the game's length, the story doesn't ever stumble. It manages to represent this extremely large world perfectly, and I'm excited to run through numerous different playthroughs to see if I can alter the course of events.
Picking the house you want to teach can be a tough decision
In terms of gameplay, Fire Emblem: Three Houses has plenty going on. The sheer amount of depth in its systems is sure to overwhelm anyone, and I'm being honest when I say I was initially overwhelmed by just how much is going on. Thankfully, if a lot of the busy work can be done automatically, meaning you can stress less about teaching your students inefficiently. Each chapter in-game is presented as a month, with a major story mission featured at the conclusion of a month. Every week has you teaching your students on a Monday, having particular students perform tasks on a Saturday, and spending your Sunday doing whatever you like; professors do need days off after all.
Teaching days see you instruct students on particular aspects of their training in order to level up their skills. Doing so requires the usage of activity points, of which you've only got a specific allotment each week. You pick the students you want to train, and upgrade the skills you deem necessary. If you want someone to become a healer, train them heavily on Faith magic, if you want a proficient sniper train them to use the bow. It's all rather simple once you determine what roles you want your students to play. The amount of levelling up students do in teaching sessions depends on how motivated they are. Motivation can be increased in a multitude of different ways, which include giving students good advice, returning lost items that you may find of theirs while traipsing through the monastery, gifting them things that interest them such as flowers, or even resting on your Sunday off from teaching. The teaching system seems deep at first but once you know what you wanted to upgrade it becomes a simple and rewarding task. If you can't be bothered you can even automate the process, which just sees experience sunk into that characters preferred skill sets.
Enjoy your Sunday off!
When you aren't teaching on a Monday, and the major battle for the month is a few weeks away, you'll be spending the majority of your time doing whatever you like on your day off. Free time days offer Byleth the following main options, Exploration, Seminar, Battle and Rest.
The exploration option grants you the ability to run around Garreg Mach Monastery, free to roam to your heart's content. You can complete side-quests, fish, garden, pit your students in a training competition to test their skills and much more. You can even cook meals with your students, or just sit down and get a bite to eat with a couple of them. Most of your time in the monastery will amount to interacting with your students, getting to know them better so that you can better understand them, and thus raise their motivation making them easier to teach. Relationship building can also lead to romantic relationships in the inevitable timeskip future, but that's all I'm discussing in this review (I don't want to spoil too much).
It's important to note that you aren't just stuck interacting with your students however, as the other houses and even other staff of the monastery are available to talk to. If your class has strength in areas that others are interested, and they like you, other students and staff can even become members of your house. The exploration segments are a lot of fun as they allow you to learn more about the people of the monastery, which in turn allows for better connection with the games cast of characters.
Seminars are classes that can be run on your free day that train certain students in an area of interest to them. These seminars are run by someone proficient in the taught skill, and allow for quicker levelling of particular skills. For example, Byleth may teach a class focusing on sword and authority skills, with the attendees being those who are training those skills. Seminars are quick and simple ways to level skills, and they are good to use when you'd rather not explore the monastery on that given week.
Exploring Garreg Mach Monastery is great fun
The rest option is an option that allows Byleth and his class to take the day off which increases student motivation. It also repairs the legendary Sword of the Creator, a weapon Byleth is granted early in the game as its weapon durability can only be recovered by either resting or repairing it at the blacksmith with rare materials.
Lastly is the Battle option, which refers to the strategic turn-based missions that the Fire Emblem franchise is known for. Before we discuss the battle types, I think it's important to explain how Fire Emblem actually plays.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses, much like every other Fire Emblem title, involves turn-based battles that sees units progress toward enemies on a grid-based map. Your goal is to complete the given objective, whether it be to eliminate the entirety of the opposition, kill a specific commander, or take control of a certain area of land. Prior Fire Emblem titles employed a battle system known as the weapon triangle. This essentially meant that Swords beat Axes, Axes beat Lances, and Lances beat swords. Fire Emblem: Three Houses gets rid of this system, instead using the new Combat Arts system. For example, a sword may be weak to a particular enemy type, but a combat art may allow for more damage to be dealt, at the expense of greater loss of the weapon's durability. Each weapon has a set durability, and it's up to you whether or not the extra damage in the short term is worth the degradation of your weapons in the long run. It's an intriguing system and I'm happy to say I prefer it compared to my limited exposure to the weapon triangle system.
Turn-based battles are addicting as ever
As has become commonplace with each Fire Emblem entry since Fire Emblem: Awakening, the game has two different game modes in the form of Classic and Casual. Classic mode implements permadeath for characters, while casual mode disables this permadeath feature, thus allowing for units that fall in battle to return. The option to choose is welcome as it grants those that may struggle with the ability to retain their levelled up characters, however I feel that the game is best played with the permadeath on, as the constant threat of losing the students you've bonded with leads to much more theatre in each battle. Now let's get back to discussing each battle type.
Auxiliary battles serve as battles with no story beats that you'll find yourself playing numerous times throughout the game as a means for levelling up yourself and your students. Paralogue battles are essentially side-quests that offer you the chance to learn a bit more about a particular student or couple of students. These story beats aren't covered throughout the main story, but they offer up interesting background details and revelations about your students that you may otherwise miss. I played each paralogue mission I got, and each one allowed me to better understand the motivation and mindsets of my students. Quest battles are quests accepted while exploring at the Garreg Mach Monastery. Completing these will grant you resources, whether it be meat to cook or materials to help repair or forge weapons. Lastly you've got Mission battles, which refer to the monthly story missions that you need to complete. These missions represent battles that occur in the narrative.
The constant risk of permadeath makes every battle intense
While I feel like Fire Emblem: Three Houses is almost perfect, it does have a couple rather minor shortcomings I feel must be addressed. Exploration segments while fun and interesting for the majority of the playthrough, eventually feel a little tiresome and stale, especially towards the end game when the side quests you have to do are either non-existent or few and far between. Yes you can still spend that time trying to woo a potential suitor or strengthening your relationships with your students and/or other staff, but at this point of the game most of that work has already taken place, with some relationships unable to progress any further due to the game nearing its narrative conclusion. At the end of the day it's only a minor gripe, as the exploration segments only falter in the last couple of hours of what is a 40-50 hour campaign, but it was undoubtedly upsetting to explore the monastery when there wasn't really much more to do other than quickly chat to students to boost stats. If I were to have played through the last few hours of the game again, I would've overlooked the exploration option and made more use of the seminar and rest options.
The only other gripe I have with the game is that the game drops frames in certain segments, with special attacks that perform busy animations on screen often leading to very minor, yet noticeable frame drops. It is by no means a great issue, but it does certainly appear as minute blemish on what otherwise is an expertly crafted product.
Minor frame drops aside, this game is beautiful
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is an amazingly refined and polished tactical role-playing epic that keeps you firmly captivated by its engaging narrative and addictive strategic gameplay. Seldom has a game ever managed to pair a narrative and gameplay style that are arguably as brilliant and addictive as each other, which in turn makes Fire Emblem: Three Houses one of the most complete games I have laid my hands on. The narrative is a grandiose multi-yeared chronicle that sees characters you've come to love grow mature before your very eyes, while the gameplay takes the foundations of what a Fire Emblem game plays like and adds more depth, while somehow still serving as a great title for Fire Emblem newbies and veterans alike. Fire Emblem: Three Houses is simply a must play, and you'd be doing yourself a disservice as a Nintendo Switch owner if you ignore this gem of a game.
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Gripping storyline
Likeable characters
Excellent turn-based gameplay
Brilliant soundtrack
Exploration segments lose significance towards the endgame
Occasional frame drops
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Kurt Drummer (* 20. März 1928 in Gornsdorf; † 8. Juni 2000 in Chemnitz) war Fernsehkoch und Chefkoch in der DDR.

Drummer wurde in der DDR vor allem aufgrund seiner Tätigkeit als Fernsehkoch bekannt. Die Sendung Der Fernsehkoch empfiehlt begann 1958. Insgesamt war Drummer über 25 Jahre im Fernsehen der DDR aktiv. Sein Kollege auf dem Gebiet der Meeresprodukte war der Fischkoch Rudolf Kroboth. Drummer ging aus einer Vielzahl von internationalen Wettbewerben als Sieger hervor, u. a. in London, Budapest und Wien.

Lebenslauf

Der als Sohn eines Strumpfwirkers und einer Strumpfkettlerin geborene Kurt Drummer lernte von 1942 bis 1944 Koch im Hotel Chemnitzer Hof in Chemnitz. Anschließend wurde er in den Reichsarbeitsdienst eingezogen und geriet 1945 in britische Kriegsgefangenschaft, aus der er bereits im Juni 1945 wieder entlassen wurde.

Nach Tätigkeit in der Landwirtschaft war er 1946–48 Koch in Auerbach (Erzgebirge), 1948 kurzzeitig Küchenleiter im Hotel auf der Wartburg bei Eisenach und 1948–1955 stellvertretender Küchenchef und Lehrmeister im Chemnitzer Hof. 1955 studierte er dann Ernährungswissenschaften am Institut für Ernährung in Potsdam-Rehbrücke und wurde Küchenchef des Hotels Elephant in Weimar, wo er auch die Meisterprüfung als Küchenmeister ablegte. 1958/59 war er Küchenchef des Carola Hotels in Karl-Marx-Stadt und 1959–64 der des Chemnitzer Hofs.

Im Zeitraum von Mai 1958 bis August 1983 produzierte er 650 Folgen der Sendung Der Fernsehkoch empfiehlt für den Deutschen Fernsehfunk, in denen er über 2000 Gerichte vorstellte. Während der NWDR für seine 1953 gestartete Kochsendung Bitte in zehn Minuten zu Tisch mit Clemens Wilmenrod einen Schauspieler engagiert hatte, konnte der gelernte Koch Kurt Drummer mit Fachwissen und Berufserfahrung überzeugen, auch wenn er nicht mit der Rhetorik eines Bühnenkünstlers aufwarten konnte. Drummer war ehedem der Frauenredaktion des DFF aufgefallen, weil er damals im Erfurter Hof sogenannte Hausfrauennachmittage veranstaltete. Seine Fernsehkochsendung lief vierzehntäglich sonnabends, anfänglich zu wechselnden Zeiten zwischen 14 und 17 Uhr, später auch im Vorabendprogramm. Drummer erhielt zweimal die Auszeichnung Goldener Lorbeer vom DFF. Von 1961 bis 1989 war er SED-Mitglied. Als die Fernsehsendung auf seinen Wunsch hin 1983 eingestellt wurde, war er 55 Jahre alt und hatte, wie er es nach der Wende äußerte, einfach nicht mehr die Kraft und die Nerven, den für seine Gerichte nötigen Zutaten, deren Beschaffung sein Vertrag einschloss, hinterherzutelefonieren.

Von 1965 bis 1990 war er Chefkoch der Hotelkette Vereinigung Interhotel. Er studierte von 1966 bis 1967 außerdem Ökonomie an der Fachschule des Hotel- und Gaststättenwesens in Leipzig. Während seiner Karriere nahm er an diversen internationalen Kochkunstausstellungen teil (1971–1986). Zur Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 1974 in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland war er als Koch der DDR-Mannschaft engagiert. Er erhielt von der Vereinigung Interhotel 1986 die Auszeichnung Meisterkoch der internationalen Klasse und zweimal die Auszeichnung Goldenes I. Drummer war in seiner Freizeit engagierter Kleingärtner und Grillfreund. Er versuchte dem Freizeitgrillen in der DDR eine frische, gesunde Note zu verleihen, indem er als Erster Produkte wie z. B. Paprikaschoten und Fisch zum Grillen empfahl. Er war Erfinder der schadstoffarmen Drummer-Grillzündung. 1999, ein Jahr vor seinem Tod, wurde er mit der Kulinarischen Medaille des Verbands der Köche Deutschlands geehrt.

Werke
 Kurt Drummer, Käthe Muskewitz: Kochkunst aus dem Fernsehstudio. Fachbuchverlag Leipzig, 1968
 Kurt Drummer, Käthe Muskewitz: Von Apfelkartoffeln bis Zwiebelkuchen. Fachbuchverlag Leipzig, 1982
 Kurt Drummer, Käthe Muskewitz: Landschaftsküche von Thüringen bis Mecklenburg. Prisma Verlag Gütersloh, 1985, ISBN 3-570-09411-1
 Kurt Drummer, Käthe Muskewitz: Die besten Rezepte aus der Fernsehküche: gewürzt mit kulinarischer Kulturgeschichte. Fachbuchverlag Leipzig, 1989, ISBN 3-343-00413-8

DVD
 Der Fernsehkoch empfiehlt - Raritäten des Fernsehkochs Kurt Drummer, 5 Folgen aus den Jahren 1962-1965, DVD, 144 min., Studio Hamburg Enterprises GmbH 2015

Literatur

 Silvia Becker: Kochsendungen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und in der DDR - Clemens Wilmenrods "Bitte in zehn Minuten zu Tisch" und Kurt Drummers "Der Fernsehkoch empfiehlt" im Vergleich, Norddeutsches Heft zu Rundfunkgeschichte 8, Hrsg. Hans-Ulrich Wagner, Hans-Bredow-Institut, Hamburg, Oktober 2010

Weblinks

 Torsten Wahl: Immer wieder Schnippelsuppe. In: Berliner Zeitung. 2. Juni 2003.
 Der Fernsehkoch empfiehlt, Deutscher Fernsehfunk vom 13. Januar 1962. (Video im ARD-Retro-Angebot der ARD Mediathek)

Einzelnachweise

Fernsehkoch (Deutschland)
Sachbuchautor (Essen und Trinken)
Fernsehmoderator (Deutschland)
Essen und Trinken (DDR)
Gornsdorf
Deutscher
DDR-Bürger
Geboren 1928
Gestorben 2000
Mann

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In Hungary the local currency is Hungarian Forint (HUF). It's recommended to have some with you as some places (eg. stallholders on markets or smaller restaurants) only accept cash.
In some bigger supermarkets the Euro is accepted as well. Look for the Euro sign at the cashiers, as sometimes only certain cashiers will take it. If you do pay with Euros in a supermarket you certainly won't get a good deal. It is best to use a card or Forints.
Never change money at train stations, Budapest airport, in banks or hotels as they use unfavorable rates.
Choose change shops in the center of the city and change preferably during daytime when all the change shops are open and they have to compete to get customers.
Change shops are mushrooming in Váci utca (main pedestrian and shopping street in the very heart of the city, one corner away from Katona Apartments) and its surroundings, eg. Petőfi Sándor utca.
As they all have similar rates, I suggest to check 2 – 3 shops and choose the most favorable one. Usually there is not much of a difference between them.
If you want to change EUR to HUF, and want to get a good deal, you should aim to change when there is just 1 – 3 HUF difference between the 'buy' and 'sell' rate.
According to our experiences one of the best change shops is at Blaha Lujza tér, especially if you have to change a bigger amount, but it's probably not worth going there unless you want to see a sight close to it. Eg. New York Café.
Bank card and credit card acceptance is widely spread in Budapest. Visa, Maestro, AMEX and Diners Club are the most common ones. Always check the stickers or other signs at the entrance of the shop or restaurant to make sure your card will be accepted.
Look for an ATM that belongs to a bank chain. The blue ATMs that are spread all around in the city are not operated by banks, and withdrawing money from these blue ATMs will cost you more.
Some ATMs are in the lobbies of the banks that are accessible 24 hours a day and you use your bank card to get in.
Watch out! You may be confused by the Hungarian notes. It's easy to mix up 1,000 and 10,000, 2,000 and 20,000 bank notes.
How much money will you need for one day? Difficult to say, but I would estimate: 12,000 - 25,000 HUF (38 – 80 EUR) / person / day excluding accommodation fee.
Those who are on a low budget can easily spend less than this and those who are willing to spend more will find many places to splurge.


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The routine begins with a symmetrical face down suspension transitions to a double ankle hang and ends with a elegantly twisted side suspension. Of course, the positions can be modified, elements omitted or the order can be changed. Some of the positions are tough so not everyone will be able to endure the suspension as demonstrated but masochists will love it. However, as not everyone wants a hard suspension, we show you several ways in which the ankle hang can be made easier by transferring some of the load and you can pick and choose which elements of the suspension suit your and your partner's comfort zone.
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Esinem is a Japanese style bondage (shibari/kinbaku) artist who regularly appears at UK and international events such as Pride, Torture Garden, Erotica, Rubber Ball, Wasteland, Boundcon, Nuit Demonia and recently represented the UK at Japan's first international kinbaku event, Toubaku. He is also known for his teaching both in the UK and internationally and as co-organiser of the London Festival of the Art of Japanese Bondage and BOUND, Europe's premier monthly shibari event.
Over the last few years, he has been improving his skills in Japan with the help some of their best known and respected kinbakushi, Arisue Go, Osada SteveKinoko, HajimeKazami Ranki and, grand master of newaza, Yukimura Haruki. Whilst drawing from classical methods, his style is distinctive and epitomizes the art of communicating with rope, often departing from the typical serenity of shibari shows and flying in the face of tradition to produce some striking and unusual performances.
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He contributed to Rope, Bondage & Power, edited by Lee Harrington and is currently involved with a number of documentaries on kinbaku. He is also author of the first English language tutorial DVDs: 'Japanese Rope Bondage: Tying people, not parcels' .
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She has performed internationally, most notably at the London Festival of the Art of Japanese Rope Bondage and RopeFest in St.Petersburg. In addition, she participates in numerous artistic, fashion collaborations and local performances. Her passion for rope has lead her on a route of discovery of concepts, philosophy, aesthetics and benefits behind this Japanese discipline.
She sees shibari as an art form which creates deep connection between the participants and also aids personal development. Due to its martial arts roots, it brings self-discipline, efficiency, effectiveness and, thus, growth in confidence and awareness. She believes these skills allow a greater focus on the most important aspects: you, your partner and your shared experience.
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"Anti-Fragility" is the title of Myles Zyblock's latest U.S. Equity Strategy Weekly Report.
Zyblock, the Chief Institutional Strategist at RBC, prepared this report for clients who have been asking for ways to help "bullet-proof" their portfolios.
He offers to basic pieces of advice: 1) diversify your portfolio and 2) add stocks that offer low beta and low earnings growth variance.
"The downside protection from this strategy sounds obvious, but what might not be as obvious is that these relatively low-risk equity portfolios also generate substantial outperformance over time," writes Zyblock.
The report included 10 stocks that deliver on these demands.
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 * LICENSE
 *
 * This source file is subject to the new BSD license that is bundled
 * with this package in the file license.txt.
 * It is also available through the world-wide-web at this URL:
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 * Tests WebDAV availability.
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 * @category Jyxo
 * @package Jyxo_Beholder
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			$serverUrl = 'http://' . $serverUrl;
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				return new Jyxo_Beholder_Result(Jyxo_Beholder_Result::FAILURE, sprintf('Read error %s', $description));
			}

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			if (!$webdav->unlink($path)) {
				return new Jyxo_Beholder_Result(Jyxo_Beholder_Result::FAILURE, sprintf('Delete error %s', $description));
			}

		} catch (Jyxo_Webdav_FileNotExistException $e) {
			return new Jyxo_Beholder_Result(Jyxo_Beholder_Result::FAILURE, sprintf('Read error %s', $description));
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		}

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Barking Rabbits: 2011 NCAA Tournament: Big East kind of sucking canal water once again.
2011 NCAA Tournament: Big East kind of sucking canal water once again.
As my alma mater, the University of Washington, experienced yet another end-of-game meltdown of a game against perennial power North Carolina and lost in heartbreaking fashion, I find I can take comfort in the fact that the Bestest, Most Wonderfulest Basketball Conference That Has Ever Existed has already lost 9 of their record 11 teams this 2011 NCAA Championship.
• Villanova (9 seed) lost to George Mason, who got destroyed by Ohio State.
• West Virginia ((5 seed) lost to Kentucky.
• Syracuse (3 seed) lost to fellow Big East conference member Marquette.
• Cincinnati (6 seed) also lost to a fellow Big East conference member UConn.
• Louisville (4 seed) lost to 13 seed Morehead State on a last second 3 pointer.
• Georgetown (6 seed) got destroyed by VCU, who had to play in the "first four" games on Wednesday.
• Notre Dame (2 seed) got absolutely humbled by a 10 seed in Florida State.
• Pittsburg (1 seed) lost in the stupidest ending to a college basketball game ever, to Butler.
• St. John's (Toast of New York and 6 seed) lost to Mid-Major power Gonzaga.
Ah, so that's not doing so well, is it, for a conference and all their media promoters at ESPN and CBS? I have heard several analysts say something like, "Well, two Big East teams had to lose, as those two games had Big East teams playing each other." Personally, I like the flip side of the coin. Two Big East teams had to WIN those games. Who's to say that, if those games were against teams from other conferences, the Big East teams wouldn't have come out as the losers? It might be that the Big East should feel fortunate to have two teams in the Sweet Sixteen.
And it seems to me that this sort of happened to the Big East in LAST YEAR'S tournament as well. Eight teams were made it into the field in 2010 and all of them but West Virginia were gone by the Sweet Sixteen. The biggest bombs back then were Georgetown getting beat by 13 by Ohio University, Xavier over Pitt and my Washington Huskies over Marquette in the opening round.
A number of basketball aficionados were rather upset this year, when the field was expanded from 65 teams to 68 that it seemed that the entire reason for expanding the already large field was just so MORE BIG EAST teams could be invited! Do the math.... Going from 65 teams to 68 teams results in a net gain of 3. How many additional Big East teams were invited in 2001 from 2010? That was 8 in 2010 and 11 in 2011 which results in.... 3! How about that? It looks like to me that expansion was done just so we could invite more Big East teams, only for them to lose!
11 teams from a single conference? That's more teams in the NCAA tournament than most conferences have conference members. In my mind, that's insulting to everyone else.
Maybe next year, they can expand the field again so we can invite the entire goddamn Big East conference, including TCU which is coming in as the 17th member next year. That's what everyone wants anyway, right? Would that satisfy everyone's little basketball ego? The rest of us would then be able to get our jollies off to have almost every single game in the opening rounds feature a loss by the Too Damn Big East.


Have you ever thrown a rock or a shell into the water and watched how far the ripples go? The middle of the circle has the biggest impact, As the rock hits the water it causes drops of water to shoot up and each one makes it's own impact on the water. It reminded me how acts of kindness cause the same effect. One act of kindness has a huge impact on the person receiving the kind act, yet it reaches far beyond. Looking someone in the eye , giving a true smile, and saying hello is the first splash of water. This person feels happy and is still happy as they pass the next person. They smile to that person and the ripple of kindness has now spread far beyond the first single act. Today's world is full of hurting people, We have plenty of outside forces telling us we aren't quite good enough or your thinking is a bit off. When kindness is so easy to share as sharing a smile why aren't we spreading a little kindness? It has been my experience that with a simple smile you can open a conversation. With a smile people who are hurting feel someone noticed me and cares. My children once told me don't make eye contact mom we need to get somewhere fast. You see whenever I make eye contact it opens up a conversation where I learn about the person on many levels. People need others to hear them in today's world. Take time to listen to others stories, take time to give away a smile. We all need more kindness. Sharing a smile won't cost you anything but will give you so much in return. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we all started talking and sharing life instead of being closed off in our own busy world. Hope today you can go out and share a smile, a conversation or a random act of kindness. Lets see how far we can get our drop in the water to ripple today.
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On 30 October 2006, almost 10 years ago, the MID (Measuring Instruments Directive – 2004/22/CE) came into force for a wide range of measuring instruments. An MID approval is valid for 10 years. It implies that from 30 October 2016, the first issued MID certificates will expire. For a number of manufacturers this means that they have to come into action and extend their approval if they wish to continue to market their product within Europe.
applied in each European country. As of 30th October 2006, this is no longer allowed. All measuring instruments mentioned in figure 1, that are introduced to the European market, must comply with the requirements of the MID. Manufacturers need to obtain a conformity assessment according to modules B, D, E, F, D1, F1, G and/or H1 from an accredited notified body.
After expiration of your MID type-examination certificate, it is possible to extend it for another 10 years. This is not necessary when the concerned product is out of date and no longer produced. But when the product is still in your portfolio, you need to request a renewal from an accredited notified body.
If NMi receives a request for renewal, we will firstly examine whether the product meets the current legal requirements. In the past 10 years, technology has really taken off. Legislation has followed these developments and was adapted to modern demands and requirements.
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Today, according to Cisco, fewer than 10% of the conference rooms in the world are connected via video. However, there is a huge market shift underway in collaboration – people want to be able to easily connect from anywhere, from exclusive hardware endpoints to sharing video on a mobile smartphone. The collaboration business of Cisco is already seeing the impact of this trend, with a year-over-year growth of 17% in the first quarter of fiscal year 2016. As the force continues, there is a necessity to produce solutions that will connect any vendor, no matter the vendor, at a scale that is significantly higher than ever before. Cisco states that Acano's expertise and technology will allow it to speed up development in the major areas of scalability and interoperability.
Scalability: As collaboration adoption expands, so does the requirement for infrastructure models that can support a larger capacity of systems and users than customers have ever needed before. This is necessary in both hybrid environments and cloud-based environments where customers have a mix of on premises and cloud solutions. Acano has solved many major challenges in delivering collaboration at a significantly increased scale – with both exclusive hardware appliances and virtualized software options that enable customers to connect tens of thousands of meeting rooms and users without compromising on video and audio experience.
Interoperability: In this swiftly growing industry, users expect any new collaboration solution to work with their existing technology. Acano shares the commitment of Cisco to interoperability; they have concentrated on developing products that connect a variety of systems and endpoints from all key collaboration vendors. Their technology further enhances the ability of Cisco to deliver video from the cloud to any screen.
Cisco believes that with Acano it can speed up its collaboration momentum and bring new capabilities to market quicker. Together, Acano and Cisco will be able to seize the growing market opportunity in collaboration and supply interoperable and open solutions whether via a hybrid model or in the cloud.
Acano will join the Cisco Collaboration Technology Group led by senior vice president and general manager Rowan Trollope. As stated in the terms of agreement, Cisco will fork out $700 million. The acquisition is expected to be finalized in the third quarter of fiscal year 2016.


I love this little (getting-bigger-by-the-day) can-do site with its positive outlook and thought-provoking commentary on taboo topics. SoulPancake is the brain-child of none other than Rainn Wilson, who played the undeterred Dwight Shrute on The Office. Rainn now dedicates his days to thinking up new ways to blow our mind by rebranding stigmatized topics of conversation (like death, homelessness, and religion) into colorful, humanized anecdotes of real people with real thoughts on these heavy subjects. SoulPancake is a site of truth. It welcomes the tough questions and provides a common forum without judgment.
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The rapid deployment of a prototype of this app was great, it allowed me to get something on my device which could be integral for startups that are looking for an early-stage investor or partners. With anything that is easy though, there are drawbacks.
While this app could be "production ready" because it runs in a webview. While this might not really be an issue and just merely my perception, the webview does not appear to be as fast as a native app, and when the page has a lot to load as far as scripts, it takes time – time that I believe would be cut down significantly if it were converted to native code (of course, this can be reduced with script optimization and other tricks). Additionally, when you launch – and as far as I can tell – the app still shows the webview launch – not a bad thing by any means, but I am a perfectionist, and I don't like it. Minus these two concerns though, I do have an app that is now sitting in the Android market – and hopefully in iTunes in the near future.


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import React from 'react'
import './style/CrewSummary.scss'
import CopyToClipboard from 'react-copy-to-clipboard'

class CrewSummary extends React.Component {
  constructor (props) {
    super(props)
    this.onEnterCrewCode = this.onEnterCrewCode.bind(this)
    this.state = { crewCode : props.crewCode }
  }
  onEnterCrewCode () {
    this.props.readFromCrewCode(this.state.crewCode)
  }
  render () {
    let rep = 0
    let funding = 0
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      if (char.alias === undefined || char.alias === 'Unknown' || char.alias === 'Classified') {
        charString += char.name
      } else {
        charString += char.alias
      }
      rep += char.reputation
      funding += char.funding
      charString += '\n'
      if (char.equipment !== undefined) {
        charString += char.equipment.reduce((equipString, equip) => {
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          rep += (equip.rep ? equip.rep : 0)
          funding += (equip.funding ? equip.funding : 0)
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        }, '')
      }
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    crewSummaryString = 'Crew: ' + this.props.crewName + '\n' + crewSummaryString + 'Rep: ' + rep + ', Funding: ' + funding
    return (

Crew Summary

        <textarea className='crew-summary-text' value={crewSummaryString} readOnly='true' onClick={() => console.log('Trying to interrupt closing...')} />

          <CopyToClipboard text={crewSummaryString}>
            <button className='crew-summary-button'>Copy</button>
          </CopyToClipboard>

Crew Code

          <input type='text' className='crew-code-text' value={this.state.crewCode} onChange={(event) => { this.setState({ crewCode : event.target.value }) }} />

            <CopyToClipboard text={this.props.crewCode}>
              <button className='crew-summary-button'>Copy</button>
            </CopyToClipboard>
            <button className='crew-summary-button' onClick={this.onEnterCrewCode}>Enter Code</button>

    )
  }
}

CrewSummary.propTypes = {
  crewName : React.PropTypes.string.isRequired,
  characters : React.PropTypes.array.isRequired,
  crewCode : React.PropTypes.string.isRequired,
  readFromCrewCode : React.PropTypes.func.isRequired
}

export default CrewSummary


The gender pay gaps at the NHS arm's length bodies have been revealed in new data published by the government.
The gap is the difference in the average hourly wage of all male and female employees. All employers in the UK with a workforce greater than 250 staff are required by the government to calculate and publish their gender pay gap. The deadline for reporting in 2018 was yesterday.
Along with the mean and median gender pay gap, employers must publish the proportion of men and women receiving a bonus and the proportion of men and women in each pay quartile.
Health Education England had the largest pay gap with the median hourly rate for women more than 50 per cent lower than men. NHS England had the second largest pay gap. The Care Quality Commission reported the lowest gap at just over one per cent.
NHS England reported that as of March 2017, female employees' mean hourly rate was 21.2 per cent lower than male employees' and the median hourly rate was 21.5 per cent lower.
The national commissioner said it pays women and men equally for doing the same job.
HEE reported the women's mean hourly rate was 27.1 per cent lower than men's and the median was 52.5 per cent lower. It also reported women's mean bonus pay was 17.3 per cent lower than men's and the median was 20.9 per cent lower.
Lisa Bayliss-Pratt, chief nurse and interim regional director for London and the South East, said HEE is "committed to consistency, fairness, transparency and equal treatment for all of our staff".
She said: "This is the first time that we have produced a gender pay gap report for the organisation and further detail will be provided in the next publication.
The Department of Health and Social Care reported that women's mean hourly rate was 14.2 per cent lower than men's and the median hourly rate was 13.3 per cent lower.
A DHSC spokeswoman said the department knows there is "more to do" in addressing the gender pay gap.
"We will continue to go even further with new actions such as encouraging more opportunities for flexible working," she added.
NHS Improvement reported the mean hourly rate for a female employee was 15 per cent lower than that of a male employee and the median was 17.4 per cent lower.
A spokesman said it recognises its gender pay gap needs to be reduced and it is committed to continuing to improve the diversity of the leadership team.
"We are working on a number of initiatives aimed at addressing the gap, including our in-house leadership programme, which latest sign up figures show is being attended by increasing numbers of female employees," he said.
The Care Quality Commission reported that women's mean hourly rate was 1.2 per cent lower than men's and the median hourly rate was 1 per cent higher – the only arm's length body to report a higher rate for female employees.
CQC chief executive Sir David Behan said: "The data shows that there is no gender pay [gap] at the CQC as staff are paid within salary bands and the mean and median hourly rate of pay are virtually the same across all quartiles.
The regulator also reported that its employees are 69.1 per cent female and 30.9 per cent male, which is "closely replicated across the quartile data".
However, the other arm's length bodies all reported that most female employers are in the lower quartile and male employees in the highest paid quartile.


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Kitab al Majmu
Kitab al-Majmu' (Arabic: كتاب المجموع "The Book of the Collection") is a book which is claimed by some Sunni Muslims and former Alawites to be the main source of teaching of the 'Alawi sect of Islam.[1] They claim the book is not openly published and instead is passed down from initiated Master to Apprentice; however, the book has been published by Western scholars, and both the original Arabic and French translation are available on the Internet Archive.[2] The Alawis, however, reject this book as baseless and state that their main source of teaching is Nahj al-Balagha.[3] According to Matti Moosa:[4]
Kitab al-Majmu contains sixteen suras (chapters) incorporated by Sulayman al-Adani in his Kitab al-Bakura... Kitab al-Majmu was published with a French translation by René Dussaud in his Histoire et Religion des Nosairis, 161-98. The Arabic text of the same is found in Abu Musa al-Hariri's al-Alawiyyun al-Alawiyya (Dubai: Dar al-Itisam, 1980), 145-74.
The man who revealed the alleged book was Sulayman al-Adani, an Alawite convert to Christianity.[5]
French translation by René Dussaud (HTML version)
↑ Glassé, Cyril. 2008. The New Encyclopedia of Islam. Walnut Creek CA: AltaMira Press, p.37
↑ https://archive.org/stream/histoireetrelig00dussgoog#page/n201/mode/2up
↑ Sirat Al Shaikh Muhammad ibn Nusayr page 1
↑ Matti Moosa, Extremist Shiites: The Ghulat Sects, Syracuse University Press, 1987, p. 503, note 25
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Seymour, Connecticut – Monday, April 1, 2019: Kenzie Bruggeman of Trumbull H.S. prepares to high-five teammates after hitting a triple, driving in runs and then scoring herself during 7th inning softball against Seymour H.S. Monday afternoon at Seymour. Trumbull H.S. defeated Seymour H.S. 5-4.
Masuk's win streak is now at 32 games with a 3-0 week and syphoned off a pair of first-place votes in the process to strengthen their grip on the top spot in the GameTimeCT Top 10 softball poll for April 14.
The Panthers' next-door FCIAC neighbors remained within striking distance. Trumbull (5-0) stayed at No. 2 with a pair of first-place votes and St. Joseph (5-0) stayed at No. 3.
Everyone else moved up as Southington dropped three spots following its rain-shortened loss to Bristol Eastern. West Haven's 3-0 victory over Amity parked the Westies into the final spot of the Top 10.
Latest Results: Def. Barlow 3-1, Pomperaug 17-3, Fitch 18-0.
Bottom Line: A rare test by the Falcons, but otherwise smooth sailing for the Panthers. Win streak up to 32 games.
Latest Results: Def. Stamford 5-0, Darien 18-2, Ridgefield 7-3.
Bottom Line: Mackenzie Bruggeman belted two home runs in win over Tigers.
Latest Results: Def. Norwalk 17-3, Trinity Catholic 17-0, Central 15-1.
Bottom Line: Cadets scored a combined 51 runs in steamrolling the bottom part of the FCIAC. A few tricky challenges lay ahead.
Latest Results: Def. Hand 9-2, Guilford 13-0, Foran 13-0.
Bottom Line: Bri Pearson settling into role as ace behind consecutive shutouts.
Latest Results: Def. Bacon Academy 17-1, Woodstock 18-0.
Bottom Line: Wildcats will take bus rides to East Haven and Stamford on consecutive days this week.
Latest Results: Def. Hand 11-2, Guilford 6-2, Sacred Heart 13-0.
Bottom Line: Indians move up another spot after surge to start the season.
Latest Results: Lost to Bristol Eastern 3-2 (5 innings), Def. RHAM 7-1, Glastonbury 15-6.
Bottom Line: If the rain held off just a little longer, Southington could have remained undefeated.
Latest Result: Def. St. Paul 10-9, Naugatuck 7-0, Ansonia 19-1.
Bottom Line: A wild win over their NVL rivals keeps Cats in top 10.
Latest Results: Def. Rocky Hill 13-0, Farmington 5-3, Manchester 6-4.
Bottom Line: Panthers heading off to Florida for spring break to compete at the Wide World of Sports.
Latest Results: Def. East Haven 9-5, Amity 3-0, Law 4-1.
Bottom Line: One SCC team replaces another as the Blue Devils debut following their shutout victory over then-No. 9 Amity.
Others receiving votes: Bristol Eastern (3-0) 141; Brookfield (5-0) 102; Amity (2-2) 100; South Windsor (4-0) 97; Valley Regional (7-0) 91; Montville (6-0) 72; Granby (4-0) 56; Maloney (5-0) 53; St. Paul (4-1) 38; North Branford (5-1) and Coventry (4-0) 21; Northwestern (5-0) and Ledyard (5-0) 17; Barlow (3-2) 16; Greenwich (6-1) 10; Danbury (5-2) and Griswold (4-2) 8; Stamford (3-2) 7.