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Acuerdo firmado en Troncoso y ratificado en Bayona en 1388 entre Juan I de Castilla por una parte, y Juan de Gante y Constanza de Castilla por la otra, por el cual se ponía fin al conflicto sucesorio castellano desatado por la deposición de Pedro I de Castilla por Enrique II de Castilla.

En él se comprometió el matrimonio de los herederos de ambas líneas: Enrique (hijo de Juan I) y Catalina de Lancáster (hija de Juan de Gante y Constanza de Castilla). Ambos recibirían el título de príncipes de Asturias y sucederían a Juan I, reuniendo ambas líneas en la persona de sus herederos. Además, deberían ser puestos en libertad todos los hijos de Pedro I que estuviesen todavía en prisión, y aquellos que estuviesen en el exilio podrían regresar a Castilla.  El tratado incluía la obligación del rey de Castilla de pagar una indemnización de 600 000 francos de oro a los de Lancáster, que se hizo efectiva ese mismo año.

El matrimonio se llevó a efecto, pero no todos los hijos fueron puestos en libertad. Se tiene constancia de que Juan de Castilla siguió en prisión en Soria hasta su muerte.

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Charlotte earned her PhD in Film & Television Studies at the University of Warwick. Her thesis examines the vid, a form of amateur/fan video art made from television and film sources that constructs creative and critical analyses of existing media. She has published articles in Feminist Media Studies, CineAction, and on the Critical Studies in Television blog, as well as contributed chapters to an edited collection on Doctor Who, and the forthcoming Cult Media: Re-packaged, Re-released and Restored (Palgrave, 2017).
PhD Film and Television Studies, University of Warwick, UK (2015)
MA Communication & Culture, York University, joint degree with Ryerson University, Canada (2010)
BA (Hons) Film (Cinema and Media Studies), York University, Canada (2008)
MED5127, Celebrity Culture (module co-convenor, Spring 2016)
MED5104, Managing Media Projects and Dissertations (tutor and marker/grader, Spring 2016)
Charlotte's research interests include television history, the vid and other fanworks, amateur historiography, archival practice, and the representation of women in science fiction.
Stevens, E. Charlotte. 'The Home Media Archive and Vernacular Historiography.' Cult Media: Re-packaged, Re-released and Restored. Edited by Jonathan Wroot and Andy Willis. London: Palgrave, forthcoming.
Stevens, E. Charlotte. 'To Watch Wonder Woman.' Feminist Media Studies 15.5 (2015): 900-903.
Stevens, E. Charlotte. 'The Popular Electronic: Doctor Who and the BBC's Radiophonic Workshop.' InImpossible Worlds, Impossible Things: Cultural Perspectives on Doctor Who, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures. Edited by Melissa Beattie, Ross P. Garner, Una McCormack. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Press, 2010. 172-182.
Stevens, E. Charlotte. 'Telling the (Wrong) Story: The Disintegration of Transcultural Communication and Narrative in The Fall.' CineAction 80 (2010): 30-37.

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Alcohol is believed to be a factor in a crash that injured a Findlay man early Sunday morning. The Hancock County Sheriff's Office reports that the accident happened around 3:15 a.m. on County Road 9 in Liberty Township. 23-year-old Anthony Heistand lost control of his vehicle and went off the east side of the road. He struck a utility pole and rolled multiple times before coming to a stop in a field.
A private vehicle took Heistand to the Blanchard Valley Hospital for treatment. Officers cited him for failure to control and operating a vehicle while impaired.


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Data has never been more important for London
As London looks to 2021 and a hoped-for recovery after Covid-19, responsible data sharing and data-driven decision-making become ever more important to the future for all the capital's businesses
David Lutton
As London prepares for a new year in the shadow of the momentous disruptions created by Covid-19, one certainty is that data and data analysis have never been more important to the future success of the city.
This year we saw how the pandemic spurred the public and private sectors to come together to help ensure London could base its response on the most accurate information possible – both in dealing with the immediate challenges and in understanding their social and economic consequences. But we need to keep up the pace of this work.
Established last year to create smarter data-led solutions for improving London life, encourage more data sharing and tackle city-wide problems such as air quality, the members of the London Data Commission worked hard to support the response to Covid-19 when this crisis developed.
For 2021, we're clear that open data sets or, in some cases, data that is not open but could be made available through a trusted and responsible data sharing framework, form the core of solutions to many of the urgent challenges presented by the disease. Beyond Covid-19, making better use of the city's data is vital to both keeping people safe and allowing the city to thrive.
The pilot projects begun by the commission are continuing to develop. We have already seen how pooling data can generate maps to best guide the placement of electric vehicle charge points, but next year we hope to improve the picture they provide by including additional types of data and fresh insights.
We've begun to model patterns of digital exclusion in new ways, but more data sets will allow us to provide ever more accurate and detailed profiles of different types of exclusion. In general, this year we've seen the value of a mission-based approach to data sharing that ties back to clearly defined priorities and challenges.
City Hall has continued to support bold and future-focused data initiatives. We have already seen some decisive and effective leadership from London's chief digital officer Theo Blackwell in marshalling the city's public data into the London Datastore.
Read more about government data sharing
Data Standards Authority publishes guidance on government data sharing.
Government investigates perceptions about data sharing of health and social care.
DCMS seeks outside experts to review government data sharing.
We are pleased to be working with them to make the Data for London (DfL) framework proposed by the commission a reality. This is a framework for creating a world-class data sharing platform to harness the potential of the city's anonymised data to better target public services, plan infrastructure and identify opportunities for local growth or innovation.
Meeting the highest standards in data management, security and privacy safeguards are a core component of this project, as articulated in our proposed London data charter. Since we launched the report, London's government and public agencies have taken a huge step forward in realising this charter by adopting a joint Statement on responsible data collaboration.
With the public sector side of the bargain clear, it's time for the private sector to step up, and that's why we'll focus over the next few months on developing the charter into a comprehensive document that sets down the rules of engagement for public and private data collaboration.
In addition to recommendations around data sharing, we're clear that privacy-preserving technologies should be applied to sensitive datasets to ensure the data is kept private, while still enabling London's decision-makers to gain vital new insights. 2021 is likely to feature much debate around how people's data is being used post-Covid; we hope initiatives such as the charter can provide both clarity and reassurance to those Londoners with concerns.
A hub for data innovation
As we face 2021, we cannot afford to ignore the tools and responses potentially at our disposal when dealing with Covid-19 or in helping the city navigate the uncertainty generated by big transitions such as Brexit or the shift toward the net-zero carbon goal.
We're pleased City Hall recently renewed its commitment to data sharing between different parts of London's government, as well as to developing London Datastore as the key platform, and in collaborating with us to create a world-class data sharing framework.
There will be many challenges facing the capital in 2021, recovery from Covid-19 and action on climate being at the forefront. Cementing London's place as a global hub of transparent and responsible data innovation by establishing the DfL framework would be a good place to start.
One thing is certain: London businesses will remain standing, ready to help in any way we can to unlock the potential of the city's data.
David Lutton is executive director for competitiveness at London First.
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Is there a more terrifying sequence in the last 40 years of cinema than the climax of David Cronenberg's chiller, The Brood? In it, Oliver Reed—that handsome rake who (according to Derek Armstrong) once received 36 stitches in the face after one of his numerous bar fights—walks into a dormitory full of sleeping, monstrous, children to help another traumatized innocent escape her captors. And as the evil little devils begin to wake up, and jump down from their bunk beds to surround Reed (Tommy), it is he who we are afraid for.
The growing realization that childhood is finite fuels the sad Where the Wild Things Are. This means that I'm not ready for even my oldest son to see this beautifully rendered adaptation of Maurice Sendak's classic book. But Spike Jonze's film strikes me as less of an evocation of Sendak's tale than it does as a personal story for the often elusive director. It's as if one could see his therapist suggesting he draw on his own childhood issues to inform his next film, and this is what was spit out. That's not to say I wouldn't recommend the film. Actually, I believe it is a movie with rewards both large and small. But be forewarned. Those seeking the joyous celebration of innocence and thoughtless playful abandon will find the film lacking in this regard.
Once upon a time when there were only three major networks, a handful of local channels, and you received your television signal from an antenna, there were TV programs called telefilms, better known by the oxymoron, "TV movies." You see them from time to time on cable now. Lifetime Channel has made a virtual cottage industry out of them. But back in the seventies, they often served as testing grounds for the major networks. They were used to test new actors, or familiar actors in different types of roles than the ones they were known for. Duel (1971) was a telefilm that showcased the budding talent of director Steven Spielberg. Sometimes the networks used telefilms as a tryout for a new series concept. And some of the most risky concepts to test were science fiction or horror efforts. Well, I'm happy to say that Warner Home Video is now offering consumers some of their favorite telefilms—primarily in these genres—through the Warner Archive Collection.
Forgive me for posting a blurry still for this movie. It does not do justice to the stunning imagery of the Egyptian masterpiece, Al-mummia. Restored so beautifully by the Cineteca di Bologna in conjunction with Martin Scorsese's World Cinema Foundation, Chadi Abdel Salam's picture looks absolutely breathtaking. And the new digital restoration captures the nuance of the shadowy cinematography effectively; the film was shot primarily in the twilight of the dawn and dusk. Coupled with the constant sound of the blowing wind, the lighting creates a disquieting mood of melancholy that mixes with the mystical atmosphere among the Egyptian tombs which serve as the backdrop for this haunting film.
While shooting his sequence for RoGoPaG (1963)—"La ricotta," which featured Orson Welles—Director Pier Paolo Pasolini created a Marxist film out of found footage called La rabbia (The Rage) (1963). A restored simulation (more on that shortly) screened last night as the 47th New York Film Festival's opener for its 13th annual Views from the Avant Garde series, running this weekend. While experimental films have never really been my bag (last night's moviegoers wondering who was intermittently snoring at the Walter Reade theater need look no further... it was me), the story behind the scenes is quite interesting.
I just received Criterion's glorious upcoming DVD for Mira Nair's Monsoon Wedding (2001). As you can see above and in the subsequent screen captures below, Declan Quinn's wondrous cinematography has never looked better. That's because the Criterion 2-disc set sports a new high-definition digital transfer, restored under the supervision of both Nair and Quinn. The DVD and (a no doubt even more remarkable looking) Blu-ray will both be available on October 20. A proper review will follow when I get back from New York, but until then feast your eyes on these few stills.


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As measles outbreaks grow across the country, it's worth examining Vermont's vaccination rates, and whether state public health policy can improve upon its performance.
The Bennington School District board thinks so. The board recently voted to ask the state to tighten exemptions to state vaccination requirements, seeking an end to the religious exemption for vaccination and the current six-month grace period now extended for children entering school or childcare.
"We cannot protect students who are medically unable to be vaccinated from students whose parents refuse to vaccinate their children for other reasons," the board said in a letter to Gov. Phil Scott, Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman, and to members of the county delegation to Montpelier.
The good news from the state Department of Health is that the vaccination rate in the state's regulated child care programs (representing 59 percent of the state's children under 5) and K-12 schools is about 94 percent.
But there are areas where the vaccination rates are lower, according to the Vermont Department of Health.
According to the data, the percentage of children entering kindergarten whose caregivers are citing a religious exemption from vaccination has increased from 3.7 percent to 4.4 percent. That's compared to 2.6 percent for children in regulated child care, and 3.1 percent for children grades K-12.
The exemption rate is higher among independent schools.
According to state health data the religious exemption levels for children entering kindergarten in independent schools is 13.1 percent -- significantly higher than 3.8 percent for kindergartners entering public schools.
Furthermore, public schools are far more likely to have students meeting the two-dose requirement for the measles mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine. According to the data, the public K-12 rate for full MMR immunization is 97.4 percent in public schools, and 93.2 percent among independent schools. That trend is consistent among high schools in Bennington and Windham counties.
The trouble is that measles is not a benign illness. It's potentially very serious, if not deadly.
There's unfortunately a growing segment of the population which claims we're all being led astray by a massive conspiracy of scientists, media, pharmaceutical companies and government agencies that's hushing up the "truth" about vaccinations. As that paranoia takes hold, measles, which was declared all but eliminated in 2000, now poses a public health threat.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 764 individual cases of measles have been confirmed in 23 states, an increase of 60 cases from the previous week and the most cases reported since 1994.
Thankfully, the CDC is not reporting any cases of measles in Vermont. But the threat is real.
In a news release, state Health Commissioner Mark Levine, MD said Vermonters "need to make sure that they and their children are protected."
"Misinformation about the safety of vaccines is a significant factor contributing to the outbreaks," Levine said in the release. "We encourage concerned parents and caregivers to ask questions. Talk with your child's pediatrician and get the evidence-based information you need to protect yourself, your family and your community."
Humans are a funny lot. We used to think the earth was flat. We put scientists in prison for daring to suggest the earth didn't revolve around the sun. We arrested, tried, convicted and executed people for witchcraft.
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Francis Castaing (born 22 April 1959) is a French former professional road bicycle racer. He won one stage in the 1985 Tour de France. He also competed in the individual road race event at the 1980 Summer Olympics.

Major results

1979
Tour de Gironde
1980
Bordeaux - Saintes
1981
 French National Track Championships
Paris–Bourges
1982
GP de Peymeinade
GP Ouest-France
 National Track Points race Championship
1984
Brest
Quilan
1985
Breuillet
Lanester
Rodez
Tour de France:
Winner stage 6
Castillon-la-Bataille
1986
Ronde d'Aix-en-Provence
Tour de Vendée
1987
Bordeaux

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Official Tour de France results for Francis Castaing

French male cyclists
1959 births
Living people
French Tour de France stage winners
Olympic cyclists of France
Cyclists at the 1980 Summer Olympics
Sportspeople from Bordeaux
Cyclists from Nouvelle-Aquitaine
20th-century French people
21st-century French people


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Member of the Audit Committee and Chair of the Remuneration Committee.
Mr. Terje Mjøs has broad operational experience as former CEO of Visolit AS, EVRY ASA and Ergo Group AS, from senior positions in Hydro IS Partner AS and as a senior advisor to Apax Partners (private equity).
Previous directorships and senior management positions last five years outside the Group is Solid Media Group (Chair) and Visolit group (CEO and Board member in several of their companies).
Mr. Mjøs has a Cand. Scient. Degree in Computer Science from the University of Oslo, and an MBA in Economics and Business Administration from Norwegian Business School BI.


According to Forbes, Sprint confirmed that its first WiMAX phone will be available this summer, in the first half of the year.
The phone could probably be HTC Supersonic Android phone. From previous report we know HTC Supersonic comes with Android 2.1, 4.3 inch WVGA touchscreen display, 5 megapixel camera, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, FM radio, and a kickstand on the back. Stay tuned.
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CSEA/SCÉA is the national art education association representing art educators within Canada.
Shawna Dempsey announced as Keynote speaker at upcoming CSEA-SCÉA conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair announced as Keynote speaker at upcoming CSEA-SCÉA conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Pam Patterson (PhD) to do Gateskell Address at upcoming CSEA-SCÉA conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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Carlyle Appoints Mr. Sheldon Inwentash To Its Advisory Board
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZA, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has approved an addition to its Advisory Board and has named accomplished and seasoned mining sector professional Mr. Sheldon Inwentash as its newest member.
Carlyle Acquires Isaac Mining Corp., The Newton Gold Project and $2M in Cash
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has entered into and closed (the "Closing") an amalgamation agreement dated December 16, 2020 (the "Agreement") with Isaac Mining Corp. ("IMC"), an arm's length private British Columbia corporation, and 1269597 B.C. Ltd. ("NewCo"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Carlyle, pursuant to which Carlyle acquired (the "Transaction") all of the issued and outstanding securities of IMC by way of "three-cornered" amalgamation.
Carlyle Announces Warrant Amendment
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has amended (the "Amendment") the terms of an aggregate of 15,827,000 warrants (each, a "Warrant") issued by the Company in connection with its non-brokered private placement which closed in three tranches on March 27, 2020, April 29, 2020, and May 15, 2020.
Carlyle Commodities Samples Up To 48,3 G/T Gold Over 0.75 M at the Cecilia Project in Sonora, Mexico
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") and its partner Riverside Resources Inc. ("Riverside") are pleased to provide an update on the latest channel sample results received from the Cerro Magallanes targets at the Cecilia Project (the "Project"). Carlyle and Riverside find more high-grade gold at surface increasing confidence in the interpretation of the structural control for the mineralization. Surface work has helped Riverside define and detail a 7-hole drill program for 1,500 m over the primary structural zones at the San Jose, North Breccia and Central targets at the Project. Riverside is the operator providing Carlyle with field results and advancing the modeling of drill targets.
Carlyle Receives Positive Geophysics Survey Results For Improved Drill Targeting at the Cecilia Gold-Silver Project in Sonora, Mexico
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") is pleased to announce it has received results from the latest geophysical survey that included 3.8 line-km of Induced Polarization (IP) in five lines across the Cerro Magallanes rhyolitic dome part of the Cecilia Project in Sonora, Mexico (the "Project"), where the Company has an option to earn a 100% interest from its partner Riverside Resources Inc. ("Riverside").
Carlyle and Hunter Dickinson Group Increase Land Package at Mack Copper-Molybdenum-Tungsten-Gold Project
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that the Company and its partner United Mineral Services Ltd. ("UMS"), a private company affiliated with Hunter Dickinson Inc. ("HDI") and 100% owned by Robert Dickinson, Chairman of HDI, have increased its land position at its Mack copper-molybdenum-tungsten-gold, sheeted and stockwork vein/fracture system (the "Mack Project"), located near Dease Lake, B.C., via the acquisition of additional mineral claims contiguous and directly adjacent to the property.
Carlyle and Hunter Dickinson Group Discover Extensive Sheeted Vein System with First Ever Drill Program at Mack Copper-Molybdenum-Tungsten-Gold Target
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") and its partner United Mineral Services Ltd. ("UMS"), a private company affiliated with Hunter Dickinson Inc. ("HDI") and 100% owned by Robert Dickinson, Chairman of HDI, are pleased to report efficiently concluding an initial wide-spaced three hole core drilling program (totalling 583 metres) at their Mack copper-molybdenum-tungsten-gold, sheeted and stockwork vein/fracture target, (the "Mack Project") located near Dease Lake, British Columbia ("B.C."). HDI affiliated Amarc Resources Ltd. ("Amarc") operated the drill program under the direct field guidance of Mr. Dickinson, who provided the technical information reported herein.
Carlyle Samples Up To 43.2 G/T Gold From 0.40 M Channel Sample At Its High-Grade Gold-Silver Cecilia Project In Sonora, Mexico
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update on the current Phase 1 exploration program including rock samples and drill pad construction ahead of drilling at the Cecilia Project (the "Project") in Sonora, Mexico. The Project is currently under option from Riverside Resources Inc. ("Riverside") (see press release of July 15, 2020) as both companies prepare for a maiden drill program this fall. Riverside is acting as the operator and is advancing the modelling of drill targets.
Carlyle and Hunter Dickinson Group to Commence Drilling of Large-Scale Copper-Molybdenum-Gold Deposit Target
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that a drill permit, issued under the British Columbia ("B.C.") Mines Act, has been received and mobilization of field crews has commenced to conduct a maiden drill campaign at the Company's recently optioned Mack copper-molybdenum-gold Project (the "Mack Project") located near Dease Lake, B.C.
Carlyle Closes Initial Tranche of Flow-Through Financing
CARLYLE COMMODITIES CORP. (CSE:CCC, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) ("Carlyle" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that, further to its news release dated August 19, 2020, the Company has closed the initial tranche of its non-brokered private placement consisting of up to 1,750,000 flow-through units (each, a "Flow-Through-Unit") at a price of $0.30 per Flow-Through-Unit for gross proceeds of up to $525,000 (the "Offering"), pursuant to which the Company issued 1,238,000 Flow-Through-Units for total gross aggregate proceeds of $371,399.90.


The discovery of the inner workings of circadian clocks was honored this morning with the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. The award, recognizing the discovery of the genes and proteins that control daily rhythms such as our sleep-wake cycles, was shared by Jeffrey Hall, PhD, and Michael Rosbash, PhD, both of Brandeis University, and Michael Young, PhD, of Rockefeller University.
Although none of the circadian clock research was performed at Stanford, there is a strong connection between the School of Medicine and the work recognized by today's award. Young received his postdoctoral training in the lab of David Hogness, PhD, now an emeritus faculty member in biochemistry. At Stanford, Young learned to use recombinant DNA technology, which had been developed by Stanley Cohen, MD, and his team and expanded upon by Hogness and his colleagues to make the first maps of genetic sequences in fruit flies.
You know, I had gone to Stanford to learn how to use this technology, it was brand new in the 70s. And starting up my lab at Rockefeller I had worked a little bit on this problem, circadian rhythms... I just thought it was a terrific problem and maybe the toughest thing I could try to tackle because it was behavior; you know, what could we learn about a fairly complicated behavior that we all exhibit, which was most easily represented by sleep wake cycles.
Pieter Wensink was hired at Brandeis as an assistant professor and had been trained in recombinant DNA technology during his postdoc in the Hogness laboratory at Stanford. Stanford was the mecca of this technology, where it had been invented and then put into practice... Pieter brought the required reagents and expertise with him from Stanford, which significantly lowered the energy barrier to my adopting this technology.
Congratulations to the new Nobel Laureates and to Hogness, Cohen and all the other pioneers who laid the foundation in developing recombinant DNA techniques!


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Among the various profiles and high-quality centers aimed at comprehensive support of health, special attention is paid to artificial insemination (IVF), which is represented in the 3 leading structures of the Group.
San Raffaelle Research Hospital
Since 2002, there has been a Reproduction Center at its base, one of the leading centers in Europe, which offers innovative techniques in the field of artificial insemination (1st, 2nd and 3rd levels).
In addition to these services, the Department also offers the latest techniques for cryopreservation of gametes and social freezing (eggs and cryopreservation of ovarian tissue). The innovativeness of the Department's research activities and a large volume of scientific publications are among the highest world standards.
Brescia Clinical City Institute
The Department of Reproductive Medicine offers both traditional techniques (IVF, ICSI, ICSI-PESA), as well as methods for monitoring the embryo and cryobank of eggs, embryos and sperm. The use of endoscopic surgery technologies in the pathophysiology of the reproductive system allows couples with conception problems to undergo surgery rather than resort to artificial insemination.
The hospital also uses special lasers for gynecological operations. This method is particularly suitable for conservative surgery, the purpose of which is to restore fertility, it also reduces the duration of operations and the hospitalization period.
Zucchi Clinical Institute
At its base is the Center for Reproductive Biogenesis, one of the most famous Italian centers for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility. At the moment, it is the largest center in Italy for the treatment of MAP, in a year there are 2400 treatment sessions.
The program of the Center for artificial insemination, which pays special attention to polycystic ovaries, is the largest in Europe.
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The 3 of you would be like sodium dumped in a water-filled toilet bowl - DANGEROUS!
Frankie might have to make that offer - Hooters women!
Would that offer work on YOU????
You'll give a thumbs up to Budweiser, but your knocking Yuengling.
Easy there big boy. You go after anyone that doesn't like that stuff?
Thumbs up was for the fun we had that evening; man did I laugh that night.
& think we helped Tony with a few gray hairs.
I just had an oppurtunity to defend my beer with that American can of water in your hand Ray.
oh man, you should thank your friends at Carlisle. We enable you to do a good test of the liver and it's process'. Works great at WOT!!
Guinness and I are not friends.
BBQ UPDATE. Approx. 6:30 Friday.
HOTEL JUST CALLED - They have a meeting that should finish up around 6pm, and wanted to make sure they weren't going to be in the way of our BBQ.
I said NO PROBLEM, it's not like we have to START right at 6pm. They said they would be done no later than 6-6:30. So, if we have to start later, just have to have a few more beers! I figured it was no big deal, at least they let us know!
Is anyone bringing an EZ UP Tent, just in case of the Hail Storm? I may not have room.
That was really decent of them.
I'm bringing our canopy again.
Time for some BOLD MOVES!!!
Lost our sitter for the dogs . The wife is going to have to stay home . Looks like ill be comng solo !
My 12 yr old son was going to come but he has football uniform pick-up and weigh-in that saturday .
Don't need to and can't believe you asked, rain is a given. I'm just hoping it stays warm.
...............any one looking at the weather ?
Michael, surly you jest my good man?
Have you not been to the All-Ford Carlisle Show enough times to realize that you pack shorts and T-shirts, long pants and a jacket, rain gear, and an umbrella? Surly, much like me and many other attendees from previous years, you too have seen the four seasons all in one weekend?
This year I may even pack a helmet in-case it hails again.


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Irrigation and Agricultural Transformation in Ethiopia
Mekonnen, Dawit
Abate, Gashaw
Yimam, Seid
Dawit Kelemework Mekonnen
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Mekonnen, Dawit & Abate, Gashaw & Yimam, Seid, 2021. "Irrigation and Agricultural Transformation in Ethiopia," 2021 Conference, August 17-31, 2021, Virtual 315339, International Association of Agricultural Economists.
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DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.315339
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WHO Scientists Will Travel to Wuhan in January to Probe The Origins of Covid-19
World Health Organisation (WHO) scientists will travel to Wuhan in January to investigate the origins of Covid-19 after months of negotiating with China for access.
The international mission is expected to go to China in the first week of January to investigate the origins of the virus that sparked the coronavirus pandemic, WHO spokesman Hedinn Halldorsson confirmed.
A year into the novel coronavirus pandemic, which has killed more than 1.6 million people and infected over 73 million globally, the question of where the virus came from and how it first crossed over to humans remains a mystery.
The United States, which has accused China of having hidden the outbreak's extent, has called for a 'transparent' WHO-led investigation and criticised its terms, which allowed Chinese scientists to do the first phase of preliminary research.
China reported the first cases of a pneumonia of unknown cause in Wuhan, central China, to the WHO on December 31 and closed a so called 'wet market' where the novel coronavirus is believed to have emerged.
Health ministers called on the WHO in May to identify the source of the virus and how it crossed the species barrier, and the UN health agency sent an advance team to Beijing in July to lay the groundwork for the international probe.
But it has until now remained unclear when the larger team of scientists would be able to travel to China to begin epidemiological studies to try to identify the first human cases and their source of infection.
Now a team of 12-15 international experts is finally preparing to go to Wuhan to examine evidence, including human and animal samples collected by Chinese researchers, and to build on their initial studies.
Thea Fischer, a Danish member, said that the team would leave 'just after New Year's' for a six-week mission, including two weeks of quarantine on arrival.
'Phase 1 was supposed to be completed by now, according to the terms of reference, and we should have some results. If that's what we get when we come to China…that would be fantastic. Then we are already in phase 2,' she told Reuters.
Keith Hamilton, an expert at the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) who will take part, told reporters on Tuesday: 'I anticipate the mission will take place quite soon.'
WHO spokesman Tarik Jasarevic said in an emailed reply to Reuters inquiry that the international team was working on logistical arrangements to travel to China as soon as possible. 'We hope the team will be able to travel in January,' he said.
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Vittoriano Museum Complex (Complesso del Museo Vittoriano)
Vittoriano Museum Complex (Complesso del Museo Vittoriano) Tours
Vittoriano Museum Complex (Complesso del Museo Vittoriano) Tours and Tickets
The Vittoriano monument, among the most famous landmarks in Rome, is home to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Vittoriano Museum Complex (Complesso del Museo Vittoriano). This is where some of the city's most important art exhibitions are held each year, so it's a particularly interesting for art enthusiasts.
Piazza Venezia, Rome , Italy
Tours and Activities to Experience Vittoriano Museum Complex (Complesso del Museo Vittoriano)
Vittoriano Santa Maria in Aracoeli and Capitol Hill Small Group Tour in Rome
Get a comprehensive tour of the Vittoriano, Santa Maria in Aracoeli, and Capitoline Hill. Spend 1.5 hours with a guide learning about the people and history of Italy, as represented in these monuments in central Rome.
Vittoriano Piazza del Campidoglio & Santa Maria in Aracoeli Guided Tour in Rome
One of Rome's most spectacular monuments is also one of its most recent, the striking 20th-century Vittoriano. This magnificent complex is often overshadowed by the neighboring Colosseum and Forum, but with this tour you can learn about its fascinating history and symbolism with a guide. Afterwards, continue to the adjacent Capitoline Hill to admire the square designed by Michelangelo and the art-rich Church of Santa Maria in Aracoeli perched above.
Priority Entrance Colosseum & Imperial Rome Afternoon Tour
Indulge in all things Imperial Rome with this informative and entertaining 3-hour guided afternoon tour. Traverse the city on foot and by comfortable coach as you hit all the important sites related to the Roman Empire,including the Forum, Capitoline Hill, the Circus Maximus and a skip-the-line Colosseum tour. And bonus: pop into the Church of St. Peter in Chains to see some marvelous Michelangelo sculptures, including his masterpiece, 'Moses.'
Rome City Bike Tour in Small Groups
Discover the highlights of Rome as you ride through millennia of history on a roughly 3.5-hour bike led by a knowledgeable guide. Pedal to the Coliseum and the Roman Forum, and check out the intricate Trevi Fountain, Castel Sant'Angelo and Spanish Steps. Learn about the architecture of Piazza Navona and hear informative commentary from your guide at each stop. Your small-group tour is limited to eight participants and proceeds at a leisurely pace with plenty of time for photo ops, providing a fun sightseeing tour of the Eternal City.
The Very Best Tour Of Rome
Get the best Rome in private tours by locals, from the epic scenes that rocked the Colosseum to the incredible works of Michelangelo and Bernini commissioned by the Popes. Top Tour of Italy, with professional english speaking driving and the latest comfortable a / c Mercedes, is specialized in realizing the tour you want and optimizing your time.
Best of Rome in a Day Private Guided Tour Including Vatican, Sistine Chapel, and Colosseum
Make the most of your time in the Eternal City with a comprehensive 'Rome in a Day' private 6-hour tour of the city's top sights. Explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Vatican Museums and more. See all of Rome's main attractions with your own personal guide in one unforgettable day.
Sunset eBike Tour: Rome by Night
Discover Rome's lively side on a 3-hour evening bike tour that takes you past some of the city's most iconic attractions, without the daytime crowds and heat. See ancient ruins and baroque landmarks illuminated in the darkness, and cover much more distance than a walking tour to make the most of your time. Let your guide reveal a glimpse of local nightlife with a stop for an aperitif at a trendy urban bar.
Rome by Day, Beauty and History Private Photo Tour and Workshop
Get the best possible shots of Rome on this guided tour with a professional photographer. You'll be walking and shooting with a very small group of just four participants, so you'll get plenty of hands-on instruction and tips from your guide. Sites visited include streets, squares, churches, and parks; you'll be sure to take home some frame-worthy images.
Ancient Tour of Rome by Mini Vintage Car with Aperitive
Experience Rome in style in a mini vintage car on this tour. Depart from your hotel and cruise with your driver through the city. Visit the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, St. Peter's Basilica and more on your customizable tour. Enjoy an aperitif and appetizers at a local establishment. On Aventine Hill, stop to snap pictures of the view over Rome.
Rome Ancient tour by Night in Mini Vintage Cabriolet with drink
Discover the sights of Rome at night on a tour in a mini cabriolet, a vintage car that's perfect for zipping through the streets of the city. Pass by landmarks such as the Colosseum, Piazza Navona, Castel Sant'Angelo, and the Trevi Fountain, and enjoy views of Rome from the Gianicolo. Plus, stop for a drink where locals hang out.
Best of Rome in Two Days Private Guided Tour and Chauffeur Service -VIP Entrance
Discover Rome in two days with your own private guide, and check off the capital's must-see sights alongside some lesser-known gems. During two full-day tours for a group of up to seven people, explore Rome's historical center, the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, the Appian Way catacombs, the Colosseum, and the Roman Forum. Skip-the-line tickets plus hotel pickups and drop-offs are included.
4 Hours Private Guided Tour of Rome with Pickup in 8 seater Mercedes minivan
All brand new Mercedes air conditioned vehicles for your comfort in our fleet but most of all the best and friendly driver-guides in town!
Chauffeured Private Tour of Rome
From the Spanish Steps to Trevi Fountain to the Pantheon, see Rome's top sights like a VIP on a private tour driven by your own chauffeur. You'll travel by private sedan or minivan to visit the Eternal City's famous piazzas, churches and ancient landmarks at your own pace, plus listen to commentary from the driver.
Private Tour of Rome and Vatican with English Speaking Driver and Vatican Guide
This private Tour in Rome is to take you on a journey through the history and art, for you to admire Rome and it is beauty at your comfort with English speaking driver and official guide inside the Vatican City ,including skip-the-line access to the Vatican Museums After picking you up at your Hotel or residence speaking Driver we will take you to the main sights of Rome such as the Pantheon, Colosseum from Outside , Trevi Fountain , Spanish square ,Palatine Hill and Vatican Museum Sistine chapel St.Peter Basilica with official Vatican guide
Private Professional Photoshoot - Be the Model of Your Roman Holidays
Capture your memories of Rome to enjoy for years to come with a private photoshoot package around the city. Visit some of the Eternal City's most scenic spots such as the Colosseum and St. Peter's Square as well as smaller square and alleys to capture your trip to Rome. Leave with a digital album of professional photos to cherish for many years.
Best of Rome & Vatican Skip the line Private Tour
Make the most of your time in Rome with a private driver who can whisk you to all the major sites while explaining the history and culture of the Eternal City. Enjoy skip-the-line access the Vatican (depending on availability) and the Roman Colosseum. Visit landmarks like the the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and the Roman Forum. Learn about ancient Roman life as well as contemporary livings your guide navigates around the city, giving you a glimpse into everyday life. This is an excellent tour for those who only have a day or two in Rome and want to make the most of their sightseeing time.
Roman's Roads City Tour
As the ancient proverb says... all roads lead to Rome... this tour is dedicated to those whom would like to know the most iconic places of this incredible city from the most mystical and ancient corners to the jet set favorite locations. Pantheon Trevi's fountain Spanish steps Adrian's temple Altar of Fatherland Trajan's Forum and many more...
Private Tour of Rome by Bike - A Ride Around The Most Famous Places of Rome
See the sights of the Eternal City in a fun way with this private 3-hour bike tour of Rome. Explore this timeless city with a knowledgeable local guide. Pedal past the Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona and the iconic Colosseum. Enjoy a perfect outing for your family or group of friends.
Civitavecchia Private Excursion to Ancient Rome & Vatican Museums
Your driver will pick you up at your ship in Civitavecchia. From there, you and your companions can sit back and enjoy the ride into the Eternal City. You'll see lots of the sights of Rome on your way to your tour with an art historian guide at the Vatican. There is also a stop at the Colosseum before your return journey to the port, roughly nine hours after leaving.
Luggage Deposit Rome
If you're in Rome during a layover or arriving before you can get into your accommodation, enjoy the freedom to explore the city without carrying around your bags. You can store your luggage conveniently at a location near Piazza Navona and pick it up when you're ready.
All-included Rome in a Day Tour with Vatican Sistine Chapel Colosseum & Pantheon
Discover the top landmarks in Rome during a comprehensive private tour. Meet your guide at the Colosseum and skip the line with premium access tickets. Visit some of the Eternal City's most popular attractions including the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona. Go inside the Vatican Museums to see Michelangelo's masterpiece in the Sistine Chapel and visit St. Peter's Basilica.
Rome in A Day Tour Including Vatican, Sistine Chapel, Colosseum Pantheon & Trevi
Leave the logistics to the experts and take in Rome's treasures in a single day with this private tour. Meet your guide at the Colosseum and zip past the crowds with skip-the-line tickets to the ancient amphitheater and nearby Roman Forum. Afterwards, stroll through the city center to admire landmarks like the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona. End with priority access to tour the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica.
Shore excursions from port of Civitavecchia to Rome with Drive Guide
When your cruise ship docks in Civitavecchia, reach UNESCO–listed Rome with ease by air-conditioned minivan and beat the crowds on Italy's public transport system. With your driver and guide at the wheel, reach top attractions including Circus Maximus, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Spanish Steps, and Trevi Fountain in comfort. Hear the hidden secrets of Rome's ancient landmarks, before transferring directly back to your ship in Civitavecchia.
Walking Tour Of Colosseum, Forum and City Highlights including Trevi Fountain
The ideal introduction for first-time visitors, this attraction-packed private half-day tour covers Rome's top landmarks in just a few hours. Save precious vacation time with front-door hotel pickup plus skip-the-line admission tickets to the Colosseum, guaranteeing fast-track entry. Other highlights include the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona.
What''s the best way to experience Vittoriano Museum Complex (Complesso del Museo Vittoriano)?
The best ways to experience Vittoriano Museum Complex (Complesso del Museo Vittoriano) are:
Vittorio Emmanuele II Monument (Vittoriano)
Piazza del Campidoglio
Capitoline Hill and Museums (Campidoglio e Musei Capitolini)
Catacombs of Rome (Catacombe di Roma)
Church of the Gesù (Chiesa del Gesù)
Trajan's Market (Mercati di Traiano)
Domus Romane of Palazzo Valentini (Le Domus Romane di Palazzo Valentini)
Turtle Fountain (Fontana delle Tartarughe)
Theater of Marcellus (Teatro di Marcello)
Portico of Octavia (Portico di Ottavia)
Largo di Torre Argentina
St. Nicholas Basilica in Carcere (Basilica San Nicola)
Basilica di Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
Church of Saint Ignatius of Loyola (Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola)


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3 ii. Anna SPRACKLEN was born on 14 Jun 1805 in Somerset County England. She died on 2 Oct 1887 in Hardin County Ohio.
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