In 2017, Trade companies recorded improvements in the main economic indicators: turnover (€136.9 billion) increased by 6.9% (+3.5% in 2016); the gross value added (€17.8 billion) grew by 7.3% (+5.9% in 2016); the commercial margin increased by 6.0% (+4.0% in 2016) and persons employed (768.1 thousand employees) increased by 2.5% (+1.8% in 2016).
Wholesale trade stood out with a contribution of 49.3% to the total turnover of Trade, besides a 35.8% share to retail trade and the remaining 14.9% to the trade and repair of motor vehicles sector.
By 2017, 3 496 large-sized commercial units were in operation, of which 50.6% dedicated to non-food retail trade and the remaining to food retail trade. The turnover of these commercial units increased by 5.5% (+5.1% in 2016), reaching €18.3 billion. Persons employed grew by 4.4% (after +1.8% in 2016) and amounted to 114.6 thousand workers.


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Anniversary: Daryl and Nada Kilgore 50th wedding anniversary
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Published 7:01 am Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Daryl and Nada Kilgore 50th wedding anniversary
Daryl and Nada (Goskesen) Kilgore were married on May 8, 1970, at the Little Brown Church in Nashua, Iowa. Daryl has been retired from both the U.S. Air Force with 21 years of service and the U.S. Civil Service with 13 years of service. Nada worked many jobs over the years, from mini mart clerk to accounting clerk, ending with a retirement from Hormel Foods Corporation in 2010.
During their 50-year marriage, they lived in North Dakota, North Carolina, Germany for a four-year tour, Texas, where Daryl retired from the Air Force, California, where Daryl retired from civil service, Missouri and Minnesota. They now reside in Tucson, Arizona.
Until the recent pandemic, Daryl was bowling four leagues in Tucson. He has achieved a high game score of 299 and is still looking for the big 300. He enjoys the sunny climate in Tucson and does not miss shoveling snow. He likes to say, "You don't have to shovel sunshine!"
Nada spends her time enjoying Tucson and her hand crafts, knitting and crocheting for family and friends as well as charitable organizations. She loves doing her crafts with companion Buddy (their two-year-old Chihuahua) in her lap. She also has a crafting shop that stocks knitting, crochet and embroidery supplies and does bU.S.iness on-line at grandmasknitcrochet.com.
Their much loved posterity includes daughter Charity (Brad) Wagoner of Spring, Texas and her children Hannah of Albert Lea, Minnesota and Grace in Spring Texas; her grand-daughter, Temperance, in Albert Lea. Though Daryl and Nada's son, William, left this life in 2005, he left behind two children — Kahlilah Kilgore lives in Denver, Colorado, and William JD Kilgore, who lives in North Carolina. Two grand-daughters, Ashley (Violet) Kilgore and Katie (Michael) Weber, who live in Tucson and great-grandson Max (Katie's and Michael's son) brings joy to their lives with every meeting.
BecaU.S.e of the pandemic, no celebration or travel will be undertaken, but this couple wants to let everyone know they are healthy, loving life, and doing well in Arizona. They can be found at 9881 E. Amaroso Lane, Tucson, AZ 85748.
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Abstract In the Ross Sea, the prymnesiophyte Phaeocystis antarctica G. Karst. dominates deeply mixed water columns, while diatoms dominate shallower mixed layers. Understanding what controls the dynamics of these two phytoplankton taxa is essential because they dominate virtually all coastal polar waters, have different nutrient utilization characteristics, and support dissimilar food webs. We cultured two strains of P. antarctica and one strain of the diatom Fragilariopsis cylindrus (Grunow) Willi Krieg under three dynamic irradiance regimes that simulated different mixed-layer depths and measured their photosynthetic characteristics, cellular pigment concentrations, and cellular carbon and nitrogen content. In both species, chl a-normalized maximum carbon uptake rate (P m *) and specific growth rate were highest in the deeply mixed treatment that had a dark period. In all irradiance treatments, both (P m *) and photosynthetic efficiency (α ) were greater for the two P. antarctica strains than for the F. cylindrus strain. In contrast, P. antarctica strains were more susceptible to photoinhibition (β*) than the F. cylindrus strain. When photosynthetic rates of each phytoplankton taxon were normalized by cellular particulate organic carbon (POC), the difference in the maximal photosynthetic rate was generally reduced. In the dynamic irradiance treatment that simulated the shallowest mixed-layer irradiance, all three phytoplankton had similar ; however, the diatom had a 2-fold higher POC-normalized photosynthetic efficiency (α C). Finally, we performed calculations using the measured POC-normalized photosynthetic parameters to show that α C and can play a greater role than β C in determining the competitive outcome between P. antarctica and F. cylindrus in both shallow and deep mixed-layer environments of the Ross Sea. © 2010 Phycological Society of America.


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England No 1 table tennis player Paul Drinkhall returned to Teesside last night with an array of medals from the Australian Youth Olympic Festival.
The 16-year-old from Skelton brought back one gold and two silver medals, which were his personal haul from representing Great Britain in the prestigious event in Sydney.
Paul, who carried the flag at the opening ceremony for Team GB, won his gold medal when he combined with his England team-mate, Darius Knight, in the men's doubles. The British pair beat the Australians, Kyle Davis and Robert Frank, in the semi-finals and the Chinese pair, Tianbo Wang and Weijian Zhang, by 3-1 in the final.
After conceding the first game 8-11, the British lads gradually began to find their rhythm and completed the victory with some consistent play, winning the last three games 11-4, 11-8, 14-12.
Paul's second silver was the result of his victories in the men's singles where he beat Wang of China 11-6 in the decider in the quarter-finals and Chien An Chen of Chinese Taipei by 11-4 in the decider in the semi-final.
However, he lost to Chinese Taipei's Hung Chieh Chiang 11-4 in a gruelling five-game match in oppressive heat.
Paul started in confident style winning the first game 11-2. He went off the boil in the second game losing 4-11 but recovered in the third pegging Chiang back to an 11-8 score.
Finally, the conditions appeared to take their toll and Paul conceded the last two games 6-11, 4-11.
Darius just missed out on a second medal losing to Chen (Chinese Tapei) in the bronze medal match.
After a good first game, Darius was gradually worn down by the consistent play of his opponent, who won the next three games.
The singles and doubles medals are added to the team silver which Great Britain, with Drinkhall and Knight, won earlier in the week.
They were second on the count-back having equalled China and Chinese Taipei with six wins and one loss for each team throughout the event.
Paul flew back in to Durham and Tees Valley Airport to be met by a surprise welcome from his whole family.
The Drinkhalls headed off for a celebratory meal before Paul prepared to relax and take advantage of a few days' break.
His next major event is the European Junior Top 12 Tournament in Riga, Latvia, this coming weekend.
Paul is listed a top seed and is joined by Darius Knight in third position.
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GE has announced its new global Powering Efficiency Centre of Excellence (COE), which brings together cross-business experts in its energy businesses to apply a total plant hardware and software solution approach to boost the efficiency of the world's new and existing coal-fired power plants and significantly reduce their emissions. The global COE, headquartered in Baden, will create integrated solutions as well as provide vision and oversight around the world. Regional teams will focus on engineering capabilities and local execution.
"By bringing together the combined experience of a cross-business group of experts from GE's Power Services, Steam Power Systems, Global Research Center and Global Growth organisations, we are showing operators how they can achieve emissions compliance and increased efficiency with their new and existing coal-fired power plants" said Michael Rechsteiner, executive sponsor of the global COE and vice president of product lines for GE's Power Services.
The COE aligns with GE's recent study that found carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the world's steam fleet can be reduced by 11% when existing hardware and software solutions are fully applied. Coal-fired power generation provides electricity for about 40% of the world. It also accounts for nearly 75% of the electricity sector's carbon emissions because many plants are older and inefficient.
The newest coal plants being built using GE's ultra-super critical technology can deliver up to 49% efficiency rates—significantly higher than the global average of 33%. Every point of efficiency reduces operating costs over the lifetime of the plant while also reducing CO2 emissions by approximately 2%. Modern coal-fired power plants rely on a complex network of sensors, digital controllers and supervisory computers to operate and coordinate plant subsystems. GE's digital capabilities and portfolio of air quality control systems can help further lower atmospheric emissions to meet or exceed the world's strictest regulations.
In addition, the Powering Efficiency COE will provide a set of financing solutions to help customers develop transformative projects toward a lower carbon intensity power generation mix.
Besides the global COE, regional organisations—starting in India—will help ensure real-time answers to meet coal power plants' local needs.
The first project showcasing GE's Powering Efficiency COE commitment in the country is with India's largest utility, NTPC Limited (NTPC). The utility selected GE to help increase the efficiency of three, 200-megawatt (MW) Ansaldo steam turbines installed more than 30 years ago at the Ramagundam Super Thermal Power Plant in the state of Telangana. GE will help NTPC improve the efficiency of each steam turbine by up to 14%, increase plant output by approximately 30 MW as well as reduce its carbon footprint by approximately 5%.
The project includes the enhanced steam path (ESP) upgrade solution to help NTPC boost the efficiency and output of its power plant. The ESP was the first upgrade solution introduced to customers that blended GE and Alstom thermal power generation service technologies following the integration of the two businesses.
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Hamilton Rugby Club train hard during enforced winter shutdown
HAMILTON Rugby Club coach Dale Lyon reckons his side will be better prepared than most when they resume playing following an enforced seven-week winter shutdown.
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The Bulls last played on November 20 with a home league win over Musselburgh but have been training indoors over the intervening period and are raring to go when they travel to Howe of Fife's Duffus Park in Pool A of the Premier Cup on Saturday.
Dale said: "A big part of things is going to be getting the game on – hopefully Howe of Fife have found it warmer than it has been in the central belt.
"We've been able to train indoors over Christmas, which has been perfect, and the new facilities at Laigh Bent have meant a lot of the players have been using the gym as well.
"We've also been able to use Esporta to work on ball-handling skills, which is important because that allows us to make sure we keep up the standard and can get back to playing some faster, open rugby.
"It has been like a pre-season all over again, and the break has done us good because some people who have been 'broken' have been allowed to heal."
Dale added: "It's important to keep your sharpness on the ball and we've kept that going over the winter period, which is great.
"I'm also really pleased with the turnout and effort of the players over this period, which has been excellent.
"It's difficult at that time of the year because people want to celebrate, but the fact they have worked so hard means they can also play hard."
Although the seven-week lay-off means Hamilton won't be match fit and face a backlog of fixtures, Dale isn't concerned about either aspect.
On progressing in Pool A, Lyon said: "It's important to do well in the cup but every game is important to keep the guys getting to know how each other plays, but we're working towards getting back to league rugby and we still have to play Howe of Fife later in the season, so this should be a good test.
"We are looking at a bit of a fixtures backlog but the stand-by dates will take care of that.
"In the last couple of years it has been similar and it does put pressure on the tail-end of the season when you're trying to prepare for sevens and things like that, but it's good so far because the games will be coming thick and fast.
"Everybody is going to be in the same boat, but we're better prepared than others."
President Donald Woodrow admits that a fixtures backlog could be a problem if Saturday's game is postponed, but feels that Hamilton are reasonably well prepared for the second half of the season.
He said: "It has been quite a time with the weather. The boys are still training hard but they're not going to be match-fit and that's frustrating.
"Fixtures are starting to mount up and are causing problems but it's not serious enough to start panicking us yet as the stand-by dates are carrying the rescheduled fixtures just now anyway.
"Any more cancellations will cause us a bit more of a headache but we're not too bad just now.
"It's not ideal preparation to go into a Premier Cup game without having played for so long but Howe of Fife will be in exactly the same boat as they will have had the same number of fixtures cancelled as us."


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Doing a major change in the sky. Working on it now, hope it turns out!!
It is interesting...the clouds definitely create an aura of vastness. For some odd reason known only to my subconscious, it reminds me of Colorado.
I agree with Karen and the reflections in the water give it depth. Do you work out of your head, or life, or a photo?
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Jay Jalaram Techno NSE SME IPO review (May apply)
JJTL is a multi-brand retailer for mobiles/electronic products.
• Since FY20 it has marked growth in its top and bottom lines.
• Based on FY22 earnings, the issue appears fully priced.
• Risk seeker/cash surplus investors may consider parking funds for the long term.
Jay Jalaram Technologies Ltd. (JJTL) is engaged in multi-brand retail selling of Smart Phones and allied accessories from manufacturers like Apple, Samsung, Oppo, Realme, Nokia, Vivo, Xiaomi, Nokia, Redmi, Techno, One Plus, and Xiaomi. It is also engaged in multi-brand retail selling of consumer durable electronics goods like Smart TVs, Air Conditioners, Fridges, Coolers, etc. from brands like TCL, Haier, Diakin, Voltas, Mi, Realme, OnePlus, Xiaomi, and Skytron.
JJTL operates under the brand name "Kore Mobile". As of April 30, 2022, it operates from a total of 82 stores across the state of Gujarat. It primarily sells smart mobile handsets of all the major brands, accessories for mobile handsets, tablets, data cards, and other consumer durable electronics goods under one roof.
Out of 82 stores, 10 are company-owned retail outlets, 65 are franchisee-owned and franchisee-operated branch retail stores ("FOFO Model") and 7 are franchisee-owned and company-operated branch retail stores ("FOCO Model"). Its other business vertical includes an exclusive dealership of Electric Bikes, its spare parts, and accessories under the brand name "Revolt" for the Ahmedabad region. As of April 30, 2022, it sells Electric Bikes through company-owned retail outlets situated at Ashram Road area in Ahmedabad and Nana Chiloda in Gandhinagar for which the company has signed a Letter of Intent ("LoI) on September 10, 2019, with Revolt Intellicorp Private Limited. As of April 30, 2022, it has 94 employees on its payroll.
To part finance its plans for working capital (Rs. 8.00 cr.) and general corporate purposes (Rs. 2.35 cr.), JJTL is coming out with a maiden IPO of 3000000 equity shares of Rs. 10 each at a fixed price of Rs. 36 per share to mobilise Rs. 10.80 cr. The issue opens for subscription on August 26, 2022, and will close on August 30, 2022. Minimum application is to be made for 3000 shares and in multiples thereon, after that. Post allotment, shares will be listed on NSE SME Emerge. The issue constitutes 26.95% of the post-issue paid-up capital of the company. JJTL is spending Rs. 0.45 cr. for this IPO process.
The issue is solely lead managed by Beeline Capital Advisors Pvt. Ltd. and Link Intime India Pvt. Ltd. is the registrar to the issue. Sunflower Broking Pvt. Ltd. is the market maker for this company.
Having issued initial equity at par, the company issued further equity at a price of Rs. 37.00 per share in March 2022 and has also issued bonus shares in the ratio of 2 for 1 in April 2022. The average cost of the acquisition of shares by the promoters is Rs. 11.64 per share.
Post-IPO, JJTL's current paid-up equity capital of Rs. 8.13 cr. will stand enhanced to Rs. 11.13 cr. Based on the IPO pricing, the company is looking for a market cap of Rs. 40.07 cr.
On the financial performance front, for the last four fiscals, JJTL has reported turnover/net profits – (loss) of Rs. 95.77 cr. / Rs. – (0.06) cr. (FY19), Rs. 95.23 cr. / Rs. 0.03 cr. (FY20), Rs. 122.25 cr. / Rs. 0.29 cr. (FY21) and Rs. 165.56 cr. / Rs. 0.87 cr. (FY22).
For the last four fiscals, JJTL has posted an average EPS of Rs. 5.30 and an average RoNW of 23.29%. (This data appears to be on a pre-bonus basis). The issue is priced at a P/BV of 0.91 based on its NAV of Rs. 39.40 as of March 31, 2022, and at a P/BV of 1.91 based on its post-IPO NAV of Rs. 18.89 per share.
If we attribute FY22 earnings on a fully diluted post-IPO equity capital base, then the asking price is at a P/E of 46+, making this IPO a costly bet.
As per the offer documents, JJTL has shown Bhatia Communication as its listed peer. It is currently trading at a P/E of 65.56 (as of August 19, 2022). However, they are not truly comparable on an apple-to-apple basis.
The company has not paid/declared any dividend for the reported periods of the offer documents. It will adopt a prudent dividend policy post-listing based on its financial performance and future prospects.
This is the first mandate under the new name and entity of merchant banker as Beeline Capital Advisors Pvt. Ltd. and hence has no track record. The promoter of Beeline Capital is an ex-promoter/director of Beeline Broking Ltd. However, their website has no information on this aspect.
The company has marked growth in its top and bottom lines post FY20. It is operating in a highly competitive and fragmented segment. Based on its current earnings, the issue is aggressively priced. Risk seeker/cash surplus investors may invest with a long-term perspective.
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Q: How can I fix this sign up system? I have made a sign up system using HTML, CSS and PHP.
The logic error is that any time I attempt to login it always makes error=empty input even though I have entered something.
All code is below
HTML
<?php
    include_once 'header.php';

?>

Sign up to Blue Cow

        <form method="post" action="includes/signup.inc.php">
            Username:

            <input type="text" id="username" name="username" placeholder="Enter a username" style="position:relative; left:-35px; width:300px;">

            Password:

            <input type="password" id="password" name="password" placeholder="Enter a password" style="position:relative; left:-35px; width:300px;">

            Password Repeat:

            <input type="password" id="password" name="passwordRepeat" placeholder="Enter a password" style="position:relative; left:-35px; width:300px;">

            <input type="submit" id="subButton" name="submit" value ="Sign Up">

        </form>

I link it to another file called signup.inc.php
The contents of that is below
<?php

if (isset($_POST["submit"])) {
    $username = $_POST["username"];
    $password = $_POST["password"];
    $passwordRepeat = $_POST["passwordRepeat"];

    require_once 'dbh.inc.php';
    require_once 'functions.inc.php';
    #if it is anything besides false run an error
    if (emptyInputSignup($username, $password, $passwordRepeat) !== false){
        header("location: ../signup.php?error=emptyinput");
        exit();
    }

    if (invalidUsername($username) !== false){
        header("location: ../signup.php?error=invalidusername");
        exit();
    }

    if (passwordMatch($password, $passwordRepeat) !== false){
        header("location: ../signup.php?error=passworddontmatch");
        exit();
    }

    if (usernameExists($conn, $username) !== false){
        header("location: ../signup.php?error=usernametaken");
        exit();

    }

    if (passwordValid($password) !== false){
        header("location: ../signup.php?error=passwordisnotvalid");
        exit();
    }

    createUser($conn, $username, $password);

}

else{
    header("location: ../signup.php");
}

I also made a separate file for the functions called function.inc.php.
Here is the code for that.
<?php
#since this file contains solely PHP there is no need for the closing tag
#by convention it is better to check if something fails first then succeeds
function emptyInputSignup($username, $password, $passwordRepeat){
    $result;
    if (empty($username) || empty($password) || empty($passwordRepeat)){
        $result = true;
    }
    else{
        $result = false;
    }
    return result;
}

function invalidUsername($username){
    $result = Null;
    #if there is a mistake
    if (!preg_match("/^[a-zA-Z0-9]*$/", $username)){
        $result = true;
    }
    else{
        $result = false;
    }
    return result;
}

function passwordMatch($password, $passwordRepeat){
    $result = Null;
    #if there has been a mistake
    if ($password !== $passwordRepeat){
        $result = true;
    }
    else{
        $result = false;
    }
    return result;
}

function usernameExists($conn, $username){
    $sql = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = ?";
    #we have created a prepared statement to prevent SQL injections
    $stmt = mysqli_stmt_init($conn);
    $result = Null;
    if (!mysqli_stmt_prepare($stmt, $sql)){
        header("location: ../signup.php?error=stmtfailed");
        exit();
    }

    mysqli_stmt_bind_param($stmt, "s", $username);
    mysqli_stmt_execute($stmt);

    $resultData = mysqli_stmt_get_result();

    if($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($resultData)){
        return $row;

    }
    else{
        $result = false;
        return $result;
    }

}

function passwordValid($password){
    $result = Null;
    #if there is a mistake
    if (strlen($password) <= 5 && !preg_match("~[0-9]+~", $password)){
        $result = true;
    }
    else{
        $result = false;
    }
    return result;
}

function createUser($conn, $username, $password){
    $sql = "INSERT INTO users (username, password) VALUES (?, ?)";
    #we have created a prepared statement to prevent SQL injections
    $stmt = mysqli_stmt_init($conn);
    #this checks if the statement is feasible
    if (!mysqli_stmt_prepare($stmt, $sql)){
        header("location: ../signup.php?error=stmtfailed");
        exit();
    }
    #returns hash of a password
    #this inbuilt function is constantly updated
    $hashedPassword = password_hash($password, PASSWORD_DEFAULT);
    mysqli_stmt_bind_param($stmt, "ss", $username, $hashedPassword);
    mysqli_stmt_execute($stmt);
    mysqli_stmt_close($stmt);
    header("location: ../signup.php?error=none");
    exit;
}

A: You do not have a dollar sign before the result variable in the return statement:
return result;

This should be
return $result;

Hopefully this helps!
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ini_set('display_errors', 1);
ini_set('display_startup_errors', 1);
error_reporting(E_ALL);

These lines of PHP tell your server to echo all errors including additional information about the error (e.g. on line X).

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URI students using 2,000 pounds of milk syrup to model the Earth's mantle
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by R.J. HEIM, NBC 10 NEWS
There is a huge 174-gallon corn syrup tub at the University of Rhode Island, built by doctoral students to model the Earth's mantle. (WJAR)
The University of Rhode Island has a giant tub of 174 gallons of corn syrup built by doctoral students to model the Earth's mantle.
The corn syrup – worth about 2,000 pounds – held in an oversized aquarium, and the mechanics above, are the first of their kind in the lab to understand what's happening just below the surface of the earth, better than any computer model Opinion of some students in the Narragansett Bay campus of the URI.
Slowly moving belts simulate the tectonic plates, the land that makes up the surface of the earth.
"The earth's surface is broken up like pieces of eggshell," said Loes van Dam of the Graduate School of Oceanography. "These parts are drifting and shifting in relation to each other. What we are trying to investigate the drift of these plates over time."
The students consider the effect of this drift on magma, this molten rock, in the form of lava the earth's surface is coming. 19659004] The corn syrup stands for the 1,200-mile-thick mantle just below the earth's crust, which moves slowly. Embedded in: brush bristles and pearls to better see the river in the simulation.
The cloak is "a solid rock," said Tucker Sylvia in the Graduate School of Oceanography. "It's a creeping viscous flow, in geological timescales."
Van Dam has been fascinated by rocks and geology since childhood.
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"This is the planet we live on, and it's a shame that we know so little about, and its inner workings," she said.
A 14-second video compresses 30 minutes of an experiment that is translated in real time to 30 million years.
"The data we collect in the lab happens in the lab," said Sylvia. "It's real that allows us to help and guide others and better limit computer modeling to realism."
There will be countless experiments in the pipeline over the next few years.
For example: Are there different variations in the rock that make up the mantle? Everything for a better understanding of the interior.
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Il Tribunato (in francese Tribunat), insieme al Corpo legislativo ed al Senato conservatore, è stato una delle tre assemblee create dalla Costituzione dell'anno VIII, legge fondamentale del Consolato. Si insediò ufficialmente l'11 nevoso dell'anno VIII (1 gennaio 1800), contemporaneamente al Corpo legislativo. Il suo primo presidente fu lo storico Pierre Daunou, che però a causa del suo spirito indipendente sarà allontanato da Bonaparte nel 1802. Il Tribunato comprendeva parte delle funzioni del Consiglio dei Cinquecento: il suo compito era quello di discutere i progetti legislativi del Consiglio di Stato prima che venissero votati dal Corpo legislativo. Fu abolito nel 1807.

Modalità di elezione
Come quelli del Corpo legislativo, i membri del Tribunato non erano eletti a suffragio universale diretto. Essi erano nominati dal Senato, sulla base di "liste nazionali di notabili", istituite dopo una serie di votazioni "a cascata": i cittadini eleggevano dei "notabili comunali" che a loro volta designavano dei "notabili dipartimentali" che, infine, votavano i "notabili nazionali". I cento membri del Tribunato erano nominati dal Senato dalla lista dei notabili nazionali. Il presidente del Tribunato era nominato dall'Imperatore tra tre candidati presentati dalla camera..

Funzioni
Il regime dell'anno VIII fu multicamerale fino al 1807, con due camere coinvolte nel processo legislativo: il Tribunato e il Corpo legislativo. Il Consiglio di Stato e il Senato erano coinvolti nell'adozione della legge solo come assistenti costituzionali o tecnici; dopo la soppressione del Tribunato, la procedura legislativa divenne unicamerale.
La procedura di adozione delle leggi era organizzata sul principio della divisione del lavoro tra il Tribunato, che discuteva i progetti di legge senza votarli, e il Corpo legislativo, che votava i progetti di legge senza discuterli. Questa formula non sembrava anormale all'epoca; Jean-Antoine Chaptal scrisse:

La procedura legislativa si divideva in diverse fasi:
solo il governo aveva l'iniziativa legislativa, con l'unico obbligo di presentare un testo scritto e suddiviso in articoli. Il Tribunato poteva esprimere un parere sulle leggi o correggere gli abusi, sui miglioramenti da intraprendere in tutte le parti della pubblica amministrazione;
la legge viene discussa e approvata dalle Camere legislative. Il progetto viene presentato al Corpo legislativo che lo trasmette al Tribunato. Dopo la discussione con gli oratori del governo (membri del  Consiglio di stato), il Tribunato propone l'adozione o la bocciatura del testo, senza alcuna possibilità di modificarlo. Solo il governo può modificare o annullare il disegno di legge;
il Tribunato poi identifica tre relatori che avrebbero difeso le posizioni della camera davanti al Corpo legislativo;
il Corpo legislativo quindi vota a favore o contro la proposta del Tribunato, e non il testo originario. Se è approvato, il progetto diventa un decreto del Corpo legislativo pronto per essere promulgato come legge;
il Capo dello Stato promulga la legge entro dieci giorni, a meno che un tribuno o un senatore non ne chiedano il passaggio presso il Senato per accertare la sua costituzionalità.

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Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Parlamenti storici
Istituzioni del Primo Impero francese
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The term medical marijuana /Cannabis refers to using the whole, unprocessed marijuana plant or its basic extracts to treat symptoms of illness and other conditions. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not recognized or approved the marijuana plant as medicine.
However, scientific study of the chemicals in marijuana, called cannabinoids, has led to two FDA-approved medications that contain cannabinoid chemicals in pill form. Continued research may lead to more medications.
Because the marijuana plant contains chemicals that may help treat a range of illnesses and symptoms, many people argue that it should be legal for medical purposes. In fact, a growing number of states have legalized marijuana for medical use.
There are marked differences in the knowledge on the medical uses of cannabis and cannabinoids in different diseases. For nausea and vomiting associated with cancer chemotherapy, anorexia and cachexia in HIV/AIDS, chronic, especially neuropathic pain, spasticity in multiple sclerosis and spinal cord injury there is strong evidence for medical benefits. For many other indications, such as epilepsy, pruritus and depression there is much less available data. However, the scientific evidence for a specific indication does not necessarily reflect the actual therapeutic potential for a given disease.
Clinical studies with single cannabinoids or whole plant preparations (smoked cannabis, cannabis extract) have often been inspired by positive anecdotal experiences of patients employing crude cannabis products. The anti-emetic, the appetite enhancing, relaxing effects, analgesia, and therapeutic use in Tourette's syndrome were all discovered in this manner.
Incidental observations have also revealed therapeutically useful effects. This occurred in a study with patients with Alzheimer's disease wherein the primary issue was an examination of the appetite-stimulating effects of THC. Not only appetite and body weight increased, but disturbed behaviour among the patients also decreased. The discovery of decreased intraocular pressure with THC administration in the beginning of the 1970s was also serendipitous. Additional interesting indications that have not been scientifically investigated, but remain common problems in modern medicine may benefit from treatment with cannabis or cannabinoids. For this reason, surveys have been conducted questioning individuals that use cannabis therapeutically. They were conducted either as oral non-standardized interviews in the course of investigations of state or scientific institutions (House of Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology in the UK, Institute of Medicine in the USA) on the therapeutic potential of cannabis or as anonymous surveys using standardized questionnaires.
Treatment of side effects associated with antineoplastic therapy is the indication for cannabinoids which has been most documented, with about 40 studies (THC, nabilone, other THC analogues, cannabis). Most trials were conducted in the 1980s. THC has to be dosed relatively highly, so that resultant side effects may occur comparatively frequently. THC was inferior to high-dose metoclopramide in one study. There are no comparisons of THC to the modern serotonin antagonists. Some recent investigations have shown that THC in low doses improves the efficacy of other antiemetic drugs if given together. In folk medicine cannabinoids are popular and are often used in other causes of nausea including AIDS and hepatitis.
An appetite enhancing effect of THC is observed with daily divided doses totalling 5 mg. When required, the daily dose may be increased to 20 mg. In a long-term study of 94 AIDS patients, the appetite-stimulating effect of THC continued for months, confirming the appetite enhancement noted in a shorter 6 week study. THC doubled appetite on a visual analogue scale in comparison to placebo. Patients tended to retain a stable body weight over the course of seven months. A positive influence on body weight was also reported in 15 patients with Alzheimer's disease who were previously refusing food.
In many clinical trials of THC, nabilone and cannabis, a beneficial effect on spasticity caused by multiple sclerosis or spinal cord injury has been observed. Among other positively influenced symptoms were pain, paraesthesia, tremor and ataxia. In some studies improved bladder control was observed. There is also some anecdotal evidence of a benefit of cannabis in spasticity due to lesions of the brain.
There are some positive anecdotal reports of therapeutic response to cannabis in Tourette's syndrome, dystonia and tardive dyskinesia. The use in Tourette's syndrome is currently being investigated in clinical studies. Many patients achieve a modest improvement, however some show a considerable response or even complete symptom control. In some MS patients, benefits on ataxia and reduction of tremor have been observed following the administration of THC. Despite occasional positive reports, no objective success has been found in parkinsonism or Huntington disease. However, cannabis products may prove useful in levodopa-induced dyskinesia in Parkinson disease without worsening the primary symptoms.
Large clinical studies have proven analgesic properties of cannabis products. Among possible indications are neuropathic pain due to multiple sclerosis, damage of the brachial plexus and HIV infection, pain in rheumatoid arthritis, cancer pain, headache, menstrual pain, chronic bowel inflammation and neuralgias. Combination with opioids is possible.
In 1971, during a systematic investigation of its effects in healthy cannabis users, it was observed that cannabis reduces intraocular pressure. In the following 12 years a number of studies in healthy individuals and glaucoma patients with cannabis and several natural and synthetic cannabinoids were conducted. cannabis decreases intraocular pressure by an average 25-30%, occasionally up to 50%. Some non-psychotropic cannabinoids, and to a lesser extent, some non-cannabinoid constituents of the hemp plant also decrease intraocular pressure.
The use in epilepsy is among its historically oldest indications of cannabis. Animal experiments provide evidence of the antiepileptic effects of some cannabinoids. According to a few case reports from the 20th century, some epileptic patients continue to utililize cannabis to control an otherwise unmanageable seizure disorder. Cannabis use may occasionally precipitate convulsions.
Experiments examining the anti-asthmatic effect of THC or cannabis date mainly from the 1970s, and are all acute studies. The effects of a cannabis cigarette (2% THC) or oral THC (15 mg), respectively, approximately correspond to those obtained with therapeutic doses of common bronchodilator drugs (salbutamol, isoprenaline). Since inhalation of cannabis products may irritate the mucous membranes, oral administration or another alternative delivery system would be preferable. Very few patients developed bronchoconstriction after inhalation of THC.
According to historical and modern case reports cannabis is a good remedy to combat withdrawal in dependency on benzodiazepines, opiates and alcohol. For this reason, some have referred to it as a gateway drug back. In this context, both the reduction of physical withdrawal symptoms and stress connected with discontinuance of drug abuse may play a role in its observed benefits.
An improvement of mood in reactive depression has been observed in several clinical studies with THC. There are additional case reports claiming benefit of cannabinoids in other psychiatric symptoms and diseases, such as sleep disorders, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorders, and dysthymia. Various authors have expressed different viewpoints concerning psychiatric syndromes and cannabis. While some emphasize the problems caused by cannabis, others promote the therapeutic possibilities. Quite possibly cannabis products may be either beneficial or harmful, depending on the particular case. The attending physician and the patient should be open to a critical examination of the topic, and a frankness to both possibilities.
In a number of painful syndromes secondary to inflammatory processes (e.g. ulcerative colitis, arthritis), cannabis products may act not only as analgesics but also demonstrate anti-inflammatory potential. For example, some patients employing cannabis report a decrease in their need for steroidal and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Moreover there are some reports of positive effects of cannabis self-medication in allergic conditions. It is as yet unclear whether cannabis products may have a relevant effects on causative processes of autoimmune diseases.
There are a number of positive patient reports on medical conditions that cannot be easily assigned to the above categories, such as pruritus, hiccup, ADS (attention deficit syndrome), high blood pressure, tinnitus, chronic fatigue syndrome, restless leg syndrome, and others. Several hundreds possible indications for cannabis and THC have been described by different authors. For example, 2,5 to 5 mg THC were effective in three patients with pruritus due to liver diseases. Another example is the successful treatment of a chronic hiccup that developed after a surgery. No medication was effective, but smoking of a cannabis cigarette completely abolished the symptoms.
Cannabis products often show very good effects in diseases with multiple symptoms that encompassed within the spectrum of THC effects, for example, in painful conditions that have an inflammatory origin (e.g., arthritis), or are accompanied by increased muscle tone (e.g., menstrual cramps, spinal cord injury), or in diseases with nausea and anorexia accompanied by pain, anxiety and depression, respectively (e.g. AIDS, cancer, hepatitis C).


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French testing system missed 9 of 10 COVID-19 cases after first lock-down
Samuel Tissot
On December 21, Nature published a peer-reviewed accelerated article titled, "Under-detection of cases of COVID-19 in France threatens epidemic control." In the paper, epidemiologists and data scientists led by Giulia Pullano use mathematical modelling to chart the estimated spread of the virus in France over seven weeks—from the end of lock-down measures, on May 11, to June 28. They compare this estimated spread of the virus to the recorded cases to measure the effectiveness of France's test and trace system in this period.
During this period, Santé publique France (the public health system) recorded a few hundred cases a day. However, the authors estimate that France's testing system missed around 90,000 symptomatic COVID-19 infections. This amounts to 86 percent of symptomatic cases. As many cases are asymptomatic, however, the true rate of detection in this period was likely well under 10 percent.
A nurse holds a phone while a COVID-19 patient speaks with his family from the intensive care unit at the Joseph Imbert Hospital Center in Arles, southern France, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020. (AP Photo/Daniel Cole)
This massive under-detection of the virus, due to a lack of testing, removed the real possibility of stamping out the virus in France after the first wave and of preventing the devastating second wave currently engulfing the country and claiming hundreds of lives every day. Since the end of the first lock-down on May 11, 36,621 people have died from the virus—taking the total number of COVID-19 deaths in France to nearly 63,000.
In a comment published by Nature alongside the paper, Columbia University virologist Jeffrey Shaman stated: "The findings suggest that the overall testing and control system in place was inadequate to contain the virus successfully in this country of around 65 million people." He added that "many countries, as a result of leadership failures, cultural or institutional barriers, or simple fatigue, have failed in their efforts to achieve or maintain control of the virus."
The paper found that in this seven-week period, only 31 percent of those with COVID-19-like symptoms consulted a doctor. For the majority of the French population, during this period it was necessary to contact a doctor for a prescription before receiving a test. Shaman concluded that this byzantine process "might have disadvantaged communities that have more limited access to health care, and reduced testing rates."
This suggests that having only 1 percent of tests turn out positive by itself does not guarantee that the pandemic is controlled. Throughout the seven-week period, the proportion of positive tests never exceeded 1 percent. That the virus kept spreading anyway shows that a massive increase in testing—along with a shutdown of non-essential production, services and educational facilities—is critical to control and eradicate the virus. Even with the production of a vaccine, such measures are needed to save hundreds of thousands of lives in the coming year.
The paper's findings constitute an indictment of the French government's criminal policy of malign neglect in response to the pandemic—i.e., to protect profits while the virus spreads throughout the population. The premature end of initial lock-down measures, the reopening of schools and workplaces, and an underfunded and underdeveloped testing system, made a deadly resurgence of the virus inevitable.
President Macron announced a lock-down only on March 16, after a wave of wildcat strikes and sick-outs spread across Europe. Directed by the profit demands of big business, the French government prematurely ended the lock-down on May 11 and forced workers back onto the job. This reckless policy was criticized by scientists at the time.
Numerous media groundlessly speculated, however, that "herd immunity" might have been reached in France. The Pasteur Institute refuted these claims, issuing an estimate that only 4.4 percent of the population had been infected and warning: "our results show that, without a vaccine, herd immunity alone will not be enough to avoid a second wave at the end of the lock-down. Efficient control measures must thus be upheld after May 11."
To falsely reassure workers that the virus was no longer a threat, the government announced a rapid expansion of testing and tracing. The success of test-and-trace campaigns combined with strict lock-downs in countries with sharp initial outbreaks, like China and South Korea, showed such measures effectively control the virus.
Macron said, "Starting on May 11 we will have a new system to make this step [the end of lock-down] a success." Then-Prime Minister Édouard Philippe described his government's strategy as "Protect, test, isolate." This system was detecting less than 10 percent of new cases, however.
The obstacles the government placed to workers' access to testing suggest that Macron and his ministers were aware testing capacity was limited. From May 11, most Frenchmen had to obtain a prescription from their doctor before receiving a test. The government claimed this was necessary to prevent abuse of the system; in reality, this deliberately imposed a barrier that cut the number of tests conducted.
It was not until August 23 that the target of 700,000 weekly tests was reached. By then, the virus was out of control and the second wave well under way. On September 11, Prime Minister Jean Castex announced that medical staff were now being prioritized as testing capacity was stretched to its limit. On September 16, staff at 20 testing clinics in the south of France went on strike over poor pay and exhausting working conditions.
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By September 17, France's positive test percentage exceeded 5 percent: according to WHO guidelines, based on the 1 percent positive test rule, the virus was out of control. In September, Macron reportedly rebuked Health Minister Olivier Véran for the 12-day delay to obtain test results. At that time, many people claimed that they were not receiving test results at all.
By October 12, the positive test rate exceeded 10 percent: tens of thousands of positive tests were being returned daily. This preceded a sharp rise in hospital admissions, which was followed by the hundreds of daily deaths ever since. With new cases and deaths at this scale, contact tracing was impossible.
In late September, amid the ongoing resurgence of COVID-19, the government passed its 2021 budget. In this only €9.8 billion went for emergency health spending, while a further €42 billion and a tax cut were handed to the banks and corporations.
The partial lock-down measures adopted in November, which left both schools and factories open, did not stem the spread of the virus. Their further relaxation over the Christmas and New Year period is setting the scene for a further surge of deaths in the new year.
The Nature paper shows that the Macron government's policy undercut the gains of the first lock-down. In May, a sufficient expansion of testing on a Europe-wide basis could have eradicated the virus in France and across Europe. Instead, billions of euros were given to the banks and corporations, schools and workplaces were reopened, and insufficient testing and tracing failed to contain the virus.
Like its counterparts across Europe and in the United States, the Macron government placed profit before lives at every step of its response to the pandemic. The winter surge in COVID-19 deaths is only getting underway, but this policy of malign neglect has already led to hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths.
Against the anti-scientific response of the ruling class, there must be an international struggle of the working class armed with a program that uses the best available scientific research in response to the pandemic, unobstructed by the profit concerns of the capitalist elite.
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Societay
Societay raise a glass as buzz for the city of Dundee grows further
The launch night of Tayside's newest collaborative platform, Societay which was held at The White Goose in Dundee recently has been proclaimed a great success.
More than 80 people last night were brought together from different sectors and backgrounds in and around Dundee and Tayside. The platform aims to help individuals and businesses creatively engage with one another to drive the Tayside business community forward and foster positive social change. The evening was sponsor-red by the White Goose in Dundee and SDUK Photography.
Societay has been set up by Chris Gardiner, Andy McGill and Daniel Rosie with the aim of creating informal meet-ups in Dundee with drinks or a bite to eat where people can network in a relaxed setting.
Over the next 12 months, the trio aim to host a number of monthly events across the city, ranging from creative cafés, workshops, dinners and talks.
Dundee City Council leader John Alexander said: "Dundee is following a bold and exciting path and events like those organised by Societay allow the dynamic, creative and talented folk of Tayside to come together to share ideas and aspirations.
"Changing and improving Dundee's future needs a strong social foundation as well as the bricks and mortar infrastructure which is why this initiative is timely.
"It's particularly good to see three young and passionate ambassadors for the city taking this group forward, bringing together a very wide array of people with one ambition: bringing people together to meet, create and collaborate."
Chris, Andy and Daniel, founders of Societay said: "We are passionate about bringing people in Tayside together, from creatives to councillors, students to social workers, designers to doctors and those from different sectors in Tayside. We believe it has done just that, the evening has been great success and wide range of individuals from all over Tayside came along."
With our easy and relaxed format their is no structure, no pressure, and no agenda. Our events are inclusive and open to everyone, so if you're someone who's interested in meeting like-minded individuals who want to move the city forward together, then we'll see you at our event next month'
"2018 is going to be one of the most significant years in Dundee's history, not least because of the V&A and the new waterfront being unveiled to the world."
"We think the more people who start recognising Dundee as the exciting place that it is, the more people will visit. We identified a real need for a relaxed, collaborative platform within the city and that's how Societay was born. We hope to bring the city together through connecting people and places in Dundee and outwards across Tayside.
"Ultimately, we hope that we have created an inspiring platform that Dundee as a city can be proud of and we hope to provide real motivation for the people of Dundee and Tayside to support the positive social changes happening within the city."
The trio plan to organise a monthly social once a month in partnership with The White Goose and look to bring a wide range of different events to city over the coming months.
Societay launches new season of events
Societay announces the launch of new 'Small Talk' Series
New collaborative platform set to launch in Dundee
TYP Diary


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Rhytirhinus är ett släkte av skalbaggar. Rhytirhinus ingår i familjen vivlar.

Dottertaxa till Rhytirhinus, i alfabetisk ordning

 Rhytirhinus acerbus
 Rhytirhinus alpinus
 Rhytirhinus anaglypticus
 Rhytirhinus angusticollis
 Rhytirhinus annulipes
 Rhytirhinus axillaris
 Rhytirhinus brucki
 Rhytirhinus claviscapus
 Rhytirhinus clitellarius
 Rhytirhinus compresipennis
 Rhytirhinus corrosicollis
 Rhytirhinus crispatus
 Rhytirhinus curtus
 Rhytirhinus dentatus
 Rhytirhinus dilatatus
 Rhytirhinus dissimilis
 Rhytirhinus elongatus
 Rhytirhinus excisus
 Rhytirhinus fulvocretosus
 Rhytirhinus horridus
 Rhytirhinus humilis
 Rhytirhinus impressicollis
 Rhytirhinus inaequalis
 Rhytirhinus incisus
 Rhytirhinus informis
 Rhytirhinus integricollis
 Rhytirhinus lamellicostis
 Rhytirhinus lefebvrei
 Rhytirhinus linderi
 Rhytirhinus lobothorax
 Rhytirhinus moroderi
 Rhytirhinus nevadensis
 Rhytirhinus niloticus
 Rhytirhinus nodifrons
 Rhytirhinus oberthueri
 Rhytirhinus parvicollis
 Rhytirhinus perplexus
 Rhytirhinus pilipes
 Rhytirhinus quadrituberculatus
 Rhytirhinus rudolfi
 Rhytirhinus seriespinosus
 Rhytirhinus setiger
 Rhytirhinus sordidus
 Rhytirhinus tibiellus
 Rhytirhinus transversetuberculatus
 Rhytirhinus turcicus
 Rhytirhinus turpis
 Rhytirhinus uncatus
 Rhytirhinus variegatus
 Rhytirhinus zebra

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Vivlar
Rhytirhinus


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O cabo Croisette () é um cabo situado frente à ilha Maïre, a sul da cidade de Marselha.

É dominado pelo maciço de Marseilleveyre (430 m). Marca o início dos calanques conhecido como calanques de Marselha e faz parte do 8.º arrondissement da cidade.

Nas suas proximidades existe um centro da UCPA (Union des Centres Sportifs de Plein Air) dedicado ao mergulho.

Croisette
Acidentes geográficos de Bouches-du-Rhône


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InTheatres
**Exclusive**
Mark Wahlberg,
John Malkovich,
Lauren Cohan,
Iko Uwais,
I've enjoyed the Peter Berg/Mark Wahlberg team-up that began with Lone Survivor and continued with Deepwater Horizon and Patriot's Day so I was optimistic about them teaming up once again for Mile 22. Throw in The Raid's Iko Uwais and now you have me excited. Unfortunately the resulting film is a mixed bag of egotistical dialogue from Wahlberg paired with expertly choreographed but awkwardly shot fight scenes. The action is entertaining, but everything else lacks far behind.
Jimmy Silva (Mark Wahlberg) leads a team of highly trained covert operatives who, with the help of communication team called Overwatch, execute top secret missions for the government. Their latest is to safely escort Li Noor (Iko Uwais), a valuable asset who has knowledge of where nuclear explosives are located, from the US Embassy in the fictional Southeast Asian city of Indocarr to an extraction point. It'll be a dangerous 22 miles as everyone, from corrupt government police to foreign assassins, is out to kill him.
Mile 22 gets off to a rough start by introducing Wahlberg's Silva as this hyper-intelligent and elite operative who grew up different than all of the other kids, basically implying that he was born to become this CIA special weapon. Despite the film telling us how smart he is, all Silva seems to do is yell at everyone and fire his gun. The first 20 minutes or so is mostly this rapid-fire dialogue of Wahlberg's nonsensical ranting. It's exhausting to listen to, like a toddler crying when he doesn't get his way. He's joined by The Walking Dead's Lauren Cohan whose character Alice is also balancing motherhood on top of being a secret agent risking her life on a daily basis. Of course her family doesn't know the details of what she does, which is why she's contstantly arguing with her ex-husband over seeing her daughter. They use this weird monitoring device that keeps track of all messages and cuts out any foul langage, which only further causes conflict for her. It's an unnecessary part of the film that could have been cut completely out of an already trim 94 minute running time. The team is rounded out by Ronda Rousey and Carlo Alban but their screentime is limited. Thankfully the film gets better when Iko Uwais shows up and finally brings the action to this action thriller.
The action scenes for Mile 22 are some of the most intense and brutal fight sequences I've seen in a long time. If you've seen The Raid than you already know the kind of skills Uwais brings to any action film. There's a physicality to his fights that are unrivaled in Hollywood today. Mile 22 highlights his talents, but doesn't quite take full advantage of them due to some poor camera work and a mass of rapid cuts that make the action more difficult to follow. Uwais is no doubt kicking all kinds of ass throughout the film, and there are some downright gruesome feats he pulls off, but scenes could have been so much better had the camera just pulled back a little and stayed still. Given Uwais's talents, I don't see why this wasn't possible.
If it were not for Iko Uwais, Mile 22 would have been a completely forgettable addition to the action genre. His fights absolutely steal the film and do a good job at pushing out Mark Wahlberg's grating performance. The film leaves things open ended for a potential sequel, but honestly, unless both the writing and cinematography vastly improve, there's not much to get excited about.
Review by Matt Rodriguez
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Apraxia is a motor speech disorder that makes it hard for children to speak. It can take a lot of work to learn to say sounds and words better. Speech-language pathologists, or SLPs, can help.
To speak, messages need to go from your brain to your mouth. These messages tell the muscles how and when to move to make sounds. If your child has apraxia of speech, the messages do not get through correctly. Your child might not be able to move his lips or tongue to the right place to say sounds, even though his muscles are not weak. Sometimes, he might not be able to say much at all.
A child with CAS knows what she wants to say. CAS is a problem with her brain getting her mouth muscles to move, not with how well she thinks. You may hear CAS called verbal dyspraxia or developmental apraxia.
Even though you may hear the term "developmental," CAS is not a problem that children simply outgrow. A child with a developmental speech disorder learns sounds in a typical order, just at a slower pace. If your child has CAS, he will not follow typical patterns and will not make progress without treatment. It will take a lot of work, but your child's speech can improve.
Does not coo or babble as an infant.
Says her first words later than you think she should.
Says only a few different sounds.
Has problems putting sounds together.
Puts long pauses between sounds she says.
Does not always say a word the same way.
Does not always say words the same way each time he says them.
Can understand what others say to him better than he can talk.
Has problems imitating what others say. If he can imitate, those words will sound better than words he says on his own.
Seems like he has to move his lips, tongue, or jaw a few times to make sounds. This is called groping.
Has more trouble saying longer words clearly than shorter ones.
Seems to have more trouble talking when he is nervous.
Is hard to understand, especially for someone who doesn't know him well.
Sounds choppy or flat. He may put the stress on the wrong syllable or word.
Problems with fine motor skills, like drawing, writing, or picking up small things.
Problems with how she feels things in her mouth. She may be very sensitive and not like to have her teeth brushed or eat crunchy foods. Or, she may not be very sensitive and may not feel hot or cold very well.
Learning problems. Children with CAS or other speech problems may have problems learning to read, spell, and write.
If you have any concerns, talk to your doctor or see an SLP for help.
CAS is a motor speech disorder. Something in your child's brain does not allow messages to get to his mouth. Most of the time, the cause is unknown. It is possible that nothing would show up if you had tests done, like an MRI or CT scan of your child's brain. This can be frustrating as you look for a reason for your child's speech problems.
In some cases, your child may have brain damage that causes CAS. Your child may have a genetic disorder or syndrome that causes brain damage. A stroke or brain injury can also cause CAS.
There is help available if you are worried about how your child talks. You should talk to your doctor, who can check for any medical problems. It is important to have your child's hearing checked to make sure she does not have a hearing loss. A child with a hearing loss may have more trouble talking.
how well your child uses words to tell others what he is thinking, called expressive language. To test for CAS, the SLP will look at your child's oral-motor skills, speech melody, and how he says different sounds.
Check for signs of lip, jaw, or tongue weakness, called dysarthria. Most children with CAS do not have weakness, but it is important to check.
See how well your child can move her mouth. The SLP may ask her to copy movements like smiling, sticking out her tongue, and puckering her lips.
Test how well your child can make fast mouth movements. This tells the SLP how well she can coordinate her movements since our mouths move fast when we talk.
See how well your child can do "real-life" mouth movements like licking a lollipop. The SLP will compare that to how well she can do the same thing when pretending. A child with CAS may be able to do a movement when she doesn't think about it but not when asked to do it.
Listen to how your child puts stress on syllables and words in sentences. When you get a gift, you call it a "PREsent." The stress is on the first syllable. When you give a speech, you "preSENT." The stress is on the second syllable. Children with CAS may have trouble putting stress on the right syllables.
See if your child can change her pitch to ask questions or make statements. Think about how you say "Hello?" when you answer the phone. Your pitch goes up at the end of the word because you are asking a question. Now think about how you say "Hello" to someone who walks into a room. You say the same sounds, but your pitch changes. Children with CAS may have trouble changing pitch correctly.
See how your child uses pauses to mark different parts of a sentence. When you say, "We went to the store, then back home," you pause after the word "store" to mark a change in the sentence. Children with CAS may put pauses in the wrong place or not use them at all.
Test both vowel and consonant sounds. Vowels are sounds like A, E, I, O, U, and consonants are sounds like B, G, M, R, S.
Check how well your child says sounds alone and combined in syllables or words.
Check how well others can understand what your child says.
Type of treatment A child with CAS should work with an SLP. Research shows that your child will do better with therapy 3–5 times per week. As she improves, she may need treatment less often. As your child works on learning to make sounds and words, it is better for her to be seen alone. A group may be good when she works on using sentences to talk with others.
The goal of treatment is to help your child say sounds, words, and sentences more clearly. Your child needs to learn how to plan the movements he needs to say sounds. Then he needs to learn how to make those movements the right way at the right time. Doing exercises to make his mouth muscles stronger will not help. His muscles are not weak if he has CAS. Working on how to move those muscles to say sounds will help.
Your child must practice speaking to get better at it. It helps to use all of her senses as she learns how to say sounds. She may use "touch" cues, like putting her finger on her lips when saying the "p" sound to remind her to close her lips. Or, she may use visual cues, like watching herself in a mirror. Hearing how she sounds on a recording can help, too. This sensory feedback can help your child repeat sounds and words and start using them in longer sentences.
Some children with apraxia have a hard time saying anything at all. Your child may be taught sign language or may learn to use picture boards or computers that talk for him. This is called augmentative and alternative communication. Some parents are afraid that their child will want to use these systems and not try to talk. That is not why they are used—the goal is to have your child talk. These systems will help your child as he learns to talk. He will use them less as he talks more.
CAS treatment takes time, and your child will need your support. Practicing what your child learns with the SLP will help her make progress. There may be times when you or your child get frustrated or upset. Taking breaks when your child is tired and making practice as fun as possible helps. Tell your child's SLP what is happening at home so you can all work together to help your child succeed.
See ASHA information for professionals on the Practice Portal's Childhood Apraxia of Speech page.


The EAP Board meetings in Vienna on February 18th and 19th, 2011 were not only dedicated to hard work and intensive discussions but also to celebrations and good-byes.
Serge Ginger who held the post of EAP Registrar for ten years decided to resign from this office. During his term of office he carefully checked and signed more than 5.000 ECP applications from 54 different countries. The Registrar's position involves daily correspondence with the head office and representatives and a tremendous amount of work. Serge Ginger did this job with great success and passion. For several years Serge worked closely together with Ivana Slavkovic who will assume the position this year.
The EAP Treasurer Regina Hilbert who was elected at the AGM in Vilnius in 2005 also resigned. In her term of office she succeeded to improve the EAP´s financial situation remarkably. She was always keen on making financial transactions and the EAP budget transparent for the EAP Board and all EAP members. Her successor Alexander Rieder who holds a degree in International Business Administration will continue with this policy.
Besides these two farewells leaving the EAP Board members in a little sentimental atmosphere it was time to celebrate EAP´s 20th anniversary.
The European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP) was founded in June 1991.
According to the EAP Statutes § 2.1 "It is a non-profit organisation that aims to unite psychotherapy organisations into a common association, and organises individual psychotherapists of different orientations in Europe". This international orientation and multi-cultural spirit could be very closely experienced at the visit of a typical Viennese "Heuriger" on Friday evening. More than 80 psychotherapists discussed, enjoyed themselves together and listened to a favorite Viennese singer.
At the Annual General Meeting on Saturday Adrian Rhodes from United Kingdom was unanimously elected as the new EAP president. He will officially assume this position from Rodolfo de Bernart from Italy in summer 2011. Eugenijus Laurinaitis from Lithuania was elected as incoming Vice-president.


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Michael West (born 9 February 1991) is an English footballer who plays as a midfielder for Herne Bay.

Career
He started his career as a trainee with Fulham before joining the Ebbsfleet United PASE youth system. He went on to sign his first professional contract with the club in January 2009, making his debut in a 1–0 win over Northwich Victoria in the Football Conference. A series of impressive performances, including scoring a brace in a 2–2 draw against Luton Town, drawing the attention of many league clubs, with Fulham, Stevenage and Portsmouth all rumoured to have been interested in acquiring his services. In July 2012, he joined newly promoted Football League One side Crewe Alexandra for a nominal compensation fee. He made his professional debut for Crewe on 20 October 2012, in a 2–2 draw with Walsall, coming on as a substitute for Max Clayton.

On 26 August 2013 he joined Conference National side Hereford United on loan for a month, making his debut on the same day in a 2–1 defeat to Alfreton Town. He rejoined Ebbsfleet in January 2014. A serious injury early in his second spell at Ebbsfleet meant that he didn't play for a year. He made his comeback from injury as a substitute in a 3–0 win over Whitehawk, scoring the third goal. Injuries continued to hamper his progress, although West did get the fourth goal in a 4–1 FA Trophy win against Molesey.

West played the second half of the 2015–2016 season on loan at Whitehawk, before signing permanently in July 2016 following his release from Stonebridge Road.

In June 2017, West signed for Chelmsford City.

On 27 June 2018, West signed for Eastbourne Borough.

On 17 July 2020, West returned to Ebbsfleet United.

On 18 March 2022, West joined Isthmian League South East Division side Herne Bay on loan until 23 April 2022. In June 2022, West returned to the club on a permanent basis having helped the club to promotion through the play-offs.

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1991 births
Living people
English footballers
Association football midfielders
Ebbsfleet United F.C. players
Crewe Alexandra F.C. players
Hereford United F.C. players
Whitehawk F.C. players
Chelmsford City F.C. players
Kingstonian F.C. players
Eastbourne Borough F.C. players
Tonbridge Angels F.C. players
Herne Bay F.C. players
English Football League players
National League (English football) players
Isthmian League players