There is an increased risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE, blood clot) in patients with head and neck cancer who are hospitalized after surgery and who are not routinely receiving anticoagulation therapy, according to a study by Daniel R. Clayburgh, M.D., Ph.D., and colleagues from Oregon Health and Science University, Portland.
VTE is responsible for 5 percent to 10 percent of all hospital deaths, and surgical cancer patients are considered among the highest risk, according to the study background. Treatment with anticoagulants is commonly recommended after surgery, although in patients with head and neck cancer possible complications include bleeding and wound complications. Previous studies suggest that general otolaryngology patients are at low risk for VTE, so compliance with VTE prophylaxis (administering medication to prevent blood clots) has been low among head and neck surgeons, the authors write.
Researchers measured new cases of VTE within 30 days of surgery among patients hospitalized for at least four days, and found an overall incidence of VTE of 13 percent in a study of 100 patients who were hospitalized at a tertiary care academic medical center and underwent surgery to treat head and neck cancer..
The study also found that 14 percent of patients received some form of anticoagulation therapy and that bleeding complications in those patients were higher than in patients without anticoagulation therapy.
"Our results support the use of routine VTE chemoprophylaxis in patients with head and neck cancer admitted for more than 72 hours after surgery," the study concludes.
JAMA Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. Published online September 26, 2013. doi:10.1001/jamaoto.2013.4911.


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Friday Hoyden: Trillian
By Anna on 2014-04-18 • ( 8 )
Once upon a time in the land of fiction there were heroes. And those heroes would be smart and brave and resourceful, because that's what made them the hero. They were expected to be handsome, honest and full of ingenuity in the face of the trickiest of situations. Of course, they would be men. The heroine only had to be beautiful, and be awarded to the hero at the end. Then some ground shifted in the narrative topography, and the qualifications for these jobs changed. In order to be a good enough prize the heroine now had to be brilliant and fearless and inventive. The hero, on the other hand, dwindled into an everyman figure. The result is a whole solar system-full of stories about girls who are the hero in every aspect, except that they're not. Some nondescript dude, standing in for the reader, still gets to be the hero, while his prize exhibits all the qualities that should make the story about her.
Zooey Deschanel as Trillian, with Marvin
Douglas Adams was a pioneer of this narrative seismos, when he created Arthur Dent and his fellow galaxy wanderer, Trillian. Adams gave us so many wonderful characters, it is easy to forgive the small matter that most of the women were the author constructing imaginary girlfriends. I'm feeling a bit Life, the Universe and Everything this week, so our Friday Hoyden is the space-hopping astrophysicist heroine of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series, Trisha McMillan, aka Trillian.
Trillian always knew when to stop putting up with Zaphod or Arthur. She had degrees in maths and astrophysics. She was the one who ultimately defeated the warrior robots of Krikkit. She didn't mope about when her home planet was destroyed, she picked herself up and found a career in interstellar journalism.
Despite being really, really English in the books, and in the original radio series, Trillian was played as American both times the story has been committed to film. Sandra Dickinson played her in the 1981 TV series, and Zooey Deschanel in the 2005 film. I confess I don't mind Deschanel in the role. If there was ever an appropriate time for all the quirky-geek-girl baggage she brings to be put into play, this would be it.
Here is Trillian via Deviant Art, looking much more like the description in the book.
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Here is Trillian's page on the Hitchhiker Wiki.
Do you have an image of who Trillian should be? (Parallel galaxies mean we can have as many as we like.) Is there someone out there who can write her as the hero of her own story?
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Kaethe
My mind is blown. How could I have been a Hitchhiker's fan for more than thirty years and never have seen this? You're right: Trillian is the hero. Now I really want to read a version that makes this overt.
Trillian sticks in my mind as the first time I ran across the idea of university degrees being unsaleable in the job market (this was back in the early 1980s, after all). There she was saying, "Well, with two degrees in math and another in astrophysics, it was either this or back to the dole queue on Monday." about travelling around the galaxy with Zaphod Beeblebrox. Plus, of course, there was her cool astronavigation and evasive manoeuvring skills, mainly gained from going around Hyde Park corner on a moped.
I liked her for lines like "we will be restoring normality once we've determined what was normal in the first place" and "we have normality: anything you still can't cope with is therefore your own problem".
Seconding Kaethe – this 'woman is the hero but not idea' is something I can see everywhere now (the Lego movie being a prominent recent example) but which never really occurred to me until you described it just now.
I have always had kind of mixed feelings about Trillian. I identify very strongly with her as described in the first book, but I really disliked Sandra Dickinson's portrayal, and the Trillian of the last book (but then I didn't like that book much at all).
kittehserf
I couldn't get into Hitchhiker's Guide. Started watching, but my sense of humour short-circuited with Earth being destroyed in something meant as a comedy. It came out right when I was an eighteen-year-old terrified that nuclear war was not that far away. The show didn't grab me anyway, but that was too much.
Didn't Adams have a reputation for being yet another groper and general harasser at conventions and the like? If so, I can't say I'd be surprised at this treatment of Trillian. Not sure if that follows at all, but … yeah, just less than surprising, I guess.
I don't know about Adam's reputation, but Wikipedia says he's been dead since 2001.
@Kittehserf – you may be confusing Adams with Azimov – the latter was well known ( and shamefully tolerated) for being rather grabby.
Adams' widow and daughter are very protective of his works and legacy. They scuttled a planned Big Finish audio series featuring Duggan the detective from Adams' Doctor Who story City of Death.
I didn't respond because I was thinking "well, why would I hear something like that?", but I must say it doesn't tally with my impression of Adams, which has always been that he was very monogamous and quite homey. Asimov seems more likely.
Anyway, he didn't do anything bad to Trillian, she didn't settle for Arthur or Zaphod, and he even told some parts from her point of view.


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Summary of Plaintiff's Allegations
After undergoing an elective knee replacement surgery, a woman became mildly hypotensive. A nurse in the post-anesthesia care unit noticed the woman's low blood pressure and requested that a doctor prescribe Ephedrine.
Shortly after a doctor ordered five milligrams of Ephedrine for two doses, a different nurse mistakenly administered Epinephrine instead of Ephedrine. The woman's heart rate and blood pressure immediately rose. She also began to cough and complain of nausea.
The doctor who prescribed the Ephedrine returned to the woman's bedside and determined that she had developed severe hypertension and ventricular tachycardia. He prescribed Esmolol to treat the woman's heart rhythm problems and, after questioning the nurse, discovered the mix-up.
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Failing to follow the accepted standard for nursing procedures and safety methods for ensuring that the correct prescription was obtained and administered.
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Android implementation of a platform that allows MKAN officers to send reports to the correct quaters at the end of the month.

## Technologies used
- Parse Server hosted on Back4App.com
- RXJava2
- Picasso for image loading
- Android-File-Picker: https://github.com/adityak368/Android-FileBrowser-FilePicker
- Searchable Spinner Dialog: https://github.com/aliumujib/SearchableSpinner
- Material Stepper
- Styleable Toast

## Licence

Full licence here: https://github.com/MKA-Nigeria/MKAN-Report-Android/blob/master/LICENSE

In short:

> The MIT License is a permissive license that is short and to the point. It lets people do anything they want with your code as long as they provide attribution back to you and don't hold you liable.

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You have control over what this opportunity can be for you, it can definitely be a positive turning point in your life. Think about it in a way that enhances your life and makes it better.
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The scholarly conversation prompted by Jeffrey Tulis' The Rhetorical Presidency (Princeton University Press, 1987) continues to animate research on the modern presidency, a fact confirmed by the wide range of essays published in a special issue on the topic last year in Critical Review (vol. 19:2-3, 2007). The journal's editor, Jeffrey Friedman, places Tulis' claim in the historical context of the emergence of a late 19th century populist politics stymied by a corporatist lock down on critical-rational deliberation. In a climate where financial interests had promulgated ideological acceptance of their worldview among political elites, only outside agitation could accomplish social reform, a fact well understood by Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson.
The changes in American political culture resulting from the Roosevelt/Wilson decision to shift presidential address from mainly ceremonial and addressed to other elites into a practice that converted presidents into "quasi-religious figures, who (if they are successful) spark the zeal of millions with their 'visions for the future' and their 'dreams of a better country'" (Friedman, pg. 198) are so profound as to have essentially produced a doubled constitutional order. Tulis illustrates the transformational consequences of this shift by use of many examples; one is George Washington, who often gave public addresses but never in publicly consequential ways (his public remarks were dominated by the expression of welcome or thanks; his second inaugural address, which did address the electorate, was just a couple paragraphs long). Another is Andrew Johnson, who was actually impeached (in part) for his use of presidential speech for public purposes; the tenth article of impeachment accuses Johnson of making and delivering "with a loud voice certain intemperate, inflammatory, and scandalous harangues… [which,] highly censurable in any, are peculiarly indecent and unbecoming in the Chief Magistrate of the United States, by means whereof… Andrew Johnson has brought the high office of the President of the United States into contempt, ridicule, and disgrace, to the great scandal of all good citizens." These behaviors, first from a president and second from a Congress, would be incomprehensible today.
The old constitutional order that was displaced by these presidential rhetorical practices (and the cult of personality they set in motion) was explicitly designed with very different purposes in mind, centered as it was on a logic seeking to insulate legislative activity from outside demagoguery so that rational debate could settle disagreement. One of the most significant consequences of what Tulis argued was a new constitutionalism was the resulting shift in governmental authority to the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue in the direction of the White House and its message managers.
The Tulis thesis has been interrogated, affirmed and attacked on many fronts. Some argue that he incorrectly sees the Roosevelt/Wilson use of presidential eloquence as a fundamental break when the antecedents for "going over the heads of the Congress" may reach further back in time and more closely align with the emergence of national mass communication networks (especially the 18th century formation of a national newspaper and literary culture) that both enabled and gave preeminence to presidential declaration. And perhaps the most considerable attention has been given to the question of how consequential this change, even stipulating the Tulis account, has been. Responding to critics like George Edwards, a political scientist who has documented the often very limited shifts in public opinion and legislative outcome accomplished by even strenuous presidential suasory activity (On Deaf Ears: The Limits of the Bully Pulpit, Yale UP, 2003), others insist that the main effectivity of presidential address is not issue-by-issue swings but rather the more subtle shifts in public thinking achieved when presidents frame issues of identity and character in ways that recast the larger scene of public deliberation (a compelling example of this is Mary Stuckey's Defining Americans: The Presidency and National Identity, UP of Kansas, 2004). The American president, in such a view, becomes an Every(wo)man who implicitly teaches the rest of us to see through his eyes and to respond in some cases empathetically (or harshly) and in other cases to not see something at all.
Still others insist that the principle effectivity of presidential discourse is not so much its ability to sell Americans on certain policies or to affirmatively frame national questions in certain ways, as to frame the discussion in a way that removes certain policies from the range of acceptable discourse (two political scientists have regularly presented this thesis at the American Political Science Association conference); an example would be how Bill Clinton's discourse on Social Security, although failing to notably advance his own reform agenda for the program, did nonetheless inoculate American public opinion against the privatization agenda of the new Republican congressional majority.
For me the contours of this broader debate over rhetorical effectivity turn on a question raised by George Edwards but, in my view, never satisfactorily answered in his work; namely, if presidential rhetoric matters so little in shaping the contours of public policy, why do American presidents spend so much time and energy working at it?
The contributors to the Critical Review symposium come at these issues, as one would expect, from many directions. Kathleen Hall Jamieson and Jeffrey Gottfried explore the question of whether Tulis' central claims work in assessing the reach of an increasingly rhetorical judiciary (they find confirming evidence for Tulis' prediction that judges would more often publicly defend their actions but disagree with his forecast that the confirmation process would wholly descend into empty demagoguery). Richard Pious (Barnard), following the old predisposition to juxtapose rhetoric and reality, sees the rise of a rhetorical presidency as creating an inevitable legitimacy problem cyclically enacted as presidential performance inevitably falls shorts of rhetorically hyped campaign expectations. Nicole Mellow (Williams College) notes how the rise of a more rhetorical legislature has only compounded the political echo chamber. Thomas Pangle (UT-Austin) wonders why Tulis resists endorsing the Theodore Roosevelt middle way when he clearly seems to prefer it to the Wilsonian model now dominant. For Mel Laracey (UT-San Antonio), the Tulis claim must be bifurcated (at least in historical terms), since he finds far more compelling the evidence that Democrats gravitated to public rhetoric than Republicans or Whigs or Federalists.
One of the most compelling of the contributions, though placed late in the collection, is Diane Rubenstein's "Allegories of Reading Tulis" (447-460). Rubenstein, author of a deeply fascinating new book entitled This is Not a President: Sense, Nonsense, and the American Political Imaginary (NYU, 2008), whose cover image of Hillary Clinton and the cursive rendition of the title allegorically evoke Magritte's painting Leci n'est pas une pipe (This is not a pipe) and Michel Foucault's later commentary on it, sees Tulis' work less a statement about rhetoric than an oblique but necessary commentary on republican government and the inevitable double binds it creates for public figures.
Terri Bimes, a Berkeley political scientist, argues for another revision. In her view, what Tulis sees as the effective imposition of a second (or new) constitutional order is something less than that; what Wilson and Roosevelt set in motion was less an upheaval in constitutional government than its clarification (here she is disagreeing with Tulis' argument that the constitution wholly constrained presidential rhetorical practice; while she agrees that the original vision of the Framers did seek to protect the presidential selection process from demagoguery and its consequences, she argues that otherwise the relationship between president and public was left unspecified). Thus the Framers did not foreclose a rhetorical presidency but rather, "by creating a single officer as the head of a representative government, and by allowing for a popular role in that officer's selection, they created an opportunity for presidents to exert popular leadership… [and] these opportunities, evidently, were irresistible" (Bimes, "The Practical Origins of the Rhetorical Presidency," pg. 254).
David Crockett, a political scientist from Trinity University in Texas, reads Tulis in opposition to Richard Neustadt's Presidential Power (Free Press, 1990) alternative (and institution-centered) analysis, finding in Tulis' "layered text" metaphor evidence that in this case a full appreciation of presidential power requires attention to eloquence and organizational structure and institutional lines of authority and historical constraint. Susan Herbst, a mass communication scholar now holding a senior administrative appointment in the University System of Georgia, takes an arguably opposed view, arguing that presidential discourse and its preeminence in the American political system is being eclipsed as new media practices (especially 24/7 news and the blogosphere) have produced new and pluralized megaphones harder for any administration to manage even as the American president continues to embody the nation (Herbst, "The Rhetorical Presidency and the Contemporary Media Environment," pgs. 335-343).
Tulis' original claim, of course, was a bit different than any of these specific theses, centered as it was on the shift that made soft demagoguery (the kind that operates under the rubric of my friends consensus building talk and that succeeds mainly by flattery while insistently sidestepping critical-rational deliberation) suddenly acceptable after the long standing acquiescence to a constitutional regime that found demagoguery inherently subversive of the task of completing the nation's business. Read by the lights of the current McCain versus Obama campaign, where rhetorical effectiveness has become an issue and where Senator Obama's skill at making a compelling speech is itself read as suspicious and (in a bizarre formulation) his ability to move large crowds read as evidencing his elitism, what Tulis' original argument calls to mind most is actually how wholly the culture has internalized the idea that presidential candidates on all sides are expected to offer visions and programs and bring people together, and how such articulations so wholly sidestep judgments about a candidates actual capacity to implement their views on arrival. The wholesale change in how citizens judge candidates for high office is perhaps best evidenced by the odd standards now in use as Sarah Palin is introduced to the American people: for vast swathes of the American electorate a potential president's capacity to maneuver through the institutional levels of power (that is, to know who does what in the federal government or the intricacies of this policy proposal versus that) do not matter at all compared to the symbolic triumphs of seeing someone (verbally) stand up to the Congress or take on the old boy's network or fight for you and your families. But Palin is only the most recent symptom; as John DiIulio argues, we have been living with a hyper-rhetorical presidency (where message management dominates everything else) at least since Clinton and more likely since Reagan.
In the wide sweep of these arguments, perhaps it best to give the last word to Tulis himself, who provides a closing commentary ending with this observation ("The Rhetorical Presidency in Retrospect," pgs. 481-500):
[A]t bottom, modern constitutionalism – Federalist constitutionalism – is a form of indirect governance. In this modern invention, the people are intermittent witnesses to governance, but are not truly part of the political order. Wilson's reforms and reinterpretations altered important political practices but could not escape the Constitution's deeper design of depoliticizing modern life. For Americans to become truly political beings, they would need a new kind of civic education, one that echoes ancient understandings of citizenship in modern circumstances. This new kind of education, and the new understanding of leadership that it requires, would have Wilsonian aspects. But it would be a far more ambitious enterprise than even Wilson, let alone TR, advocated: an enterprise that goes beyond both the old and the new constitutional orders.
By cheshier in Communication, History, Theory on 11/22/2010 .
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La historia del tranvía en Santander (Cantabria, España) empieza en 1861, cuando se hizo un primer intento de construir una línea entre el centro de la ciudad y El Sardinero (el tranvía de la Costa), pero no se concretó hasta 1873, siendo inaugurado el 24 de junio de 1875, con tracción de mulas que fue sustituida en 1877 por tracción a vapor, aunque posterior y finalmente, la tracción sería eléctrica. La línea tenía 4,6 km de longitud.

Desarrollo
El 24 de junio de 1883 entró en funcionamiento otra línea, desde Puertochico a Cuatro Caminos con tracción de sangre, línea que fue prolongada después a Maliaño (Camargo). En 1887 se volvió a prolongar hasta Peñacastillo, ahora con tracción a vapor.

La siguiente línea fue también del centro (Estación del Norte) a El Sardinero, conocida como el Tranvía de Pombo, que cruzaba el Alto de Miranda a través del túnel de Tetuán. Fue inaugurado el 24 de junio de 1892.

En 1905 se solicitó permiso para la construcción de una línea entre Santander y El Astillero, con un presupuesto de 683.226,80 pesetas.

Durante esa época, varias compañías explotaban las líneas, con poco rigor financiero algunas de ellas, por lo que cambiaban con frecuencia de dueño.

La empresa siderúrgica santanderina Nueva Montaña compró las líneas a la compañía belga Société Anonyme des Tramways de Santander et du Sardinero, empezando inmediatamente los trámites para su electrificación, puesto que dicha empresa también generaba electricidad en su factoría. Sin embargo, Nueva Montaña vendió su red a la sociedad belga Red Santanderina de Tranvías, que además compró también las líneas explotadas por la Sociedad de El Sardinero y el de Molnedo (Puertochico) a El Astillero.

El final del tranvía
De todas las empresas involucradas, solamente la empresa concesionaria del Tranvía de Miranda conservaba su independencia, hasta que en 1921 se hizo dueña de toda la red, que explotó hasta finales de los años 40, momento en que empezaron a caducar las concesiones y el Ayuntamiento optó por sustituir a los anticuados tranvías por trolebuses. En 1950 se municipalizó el servicio y finalmente, el 15 de noviembre de 1953, circularon los últimos tranvías.

Referencias
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 Breve historia de los tranvías de Santander

Santander
Transporte de Santander

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Children in Reception have worked really hard this week to create objects that Granny collected on her flying carpet (inspired by Stella Blackstone's book 'My Granny Went To Market). Look at our fantastic display of work.
We have been learning all about 2D shapes. What shapes can you find in your house? Can you describe them?
Reception had fun mixing colours and making bubbles in the rain. We explored and predicted what would would happen.
We have all settled into our new classes really well and have enjoyed exploring our new classroom. We have made some new friends and are getting to know our new teachers.
Caterpillar to cocoon to butterfly!
We have watched the tiny caterpillars turn into beautiful butterflies. Today we were very excited as the cocoons finally opened and the butterflies came to say hello one by one. They were very shy at first but as the day went by they opened their wings so that we could see their beautiful symmetircal patterns and colours.
Last week we had lots of fun in the sun counting, dressing up, finding challenging ways of going down the slide and making mud cakes. Take a look at the photographs..
Today it was our chicks last day at school. Mr Tandy our caretaker has taken our chicks home to look after them. We had one last cuddle before they went. We received a special certificate for looking after the chicks.
Our new outdoor area is being set up. Our children are having fun exploring the different resources outside.
We were very excited about being able to hold our chicks this week as they are much stronger. They are starting to grow feathers.


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Izbica (1867–1877 gmina Tarnogóra) – gmina miejsko-wiejska w województwie lubelskim, w powiecie krasnostawskim.

Siedzibą gminy jest Izbica.

Według danych z 30 czerwca 2004 gminę zamieszkiwało 9019 osób.

Historia
3 marca 1870 przeniesiono siedzibę gminy Tarnogóra z Tarnogóry do Izbicy z zachowaniem nazwy gmina Tarnogóra, lecz już w 1877 nazwę gminy Tanogóra zmieniono na gmina Izbica.

W 1919 roku gmina weszła w skład woj. lubelskiego. 1 kwietnia 1929 roku z części obszaru gminy Izbica (wieś Izbica, osada Izbica, osada Tarnogóra i majątek Tarnogóra) utworzono nową gminę Tarnogóra.

Po wojnie gmina zachowała przynależność administracyjną. Według stanu z 1 lipca 1952 roku gmina składała się z 17 gromad; miejscowość gminna znajdowała się w granicach gminy Tarnogóra, obszar gminy składał się z czterech enklaw rozproszonych wokół gminy Tarnogóra. Gmina została zniesiona 29 września 1954 roku wraz z reformą wprowadzającą gromady w miejsce gmin. Jednostkę przywrócono 1 stycznia 1973 roku po reaktywowaniu gmin. W latach 1975–1998 gmina położona była w województwie zamojskim. Od 1999 gmina należy ponownie do powiatu krasnostawskiego w woj. lubelskim.

Niemiecka gmina Winterlingen jest gminą partnerską Izbicy.

Charakterystyka
Gmina Izbica jest typową gminą rolniczą, ze specjalizacją w zakresie sadownictwa i zielarstwa. Jednocześnie posiada warunki do potencjalnego rozwoju funkcji turystyczno - wypoczynkowej, w tym agroturystyki, grzybiarstwa i wędkarstwa. Podstawowymi walorami są: malownicze położenie, duża powierzchnia lasów, rzeka Wieprz w której występuje wiele gatunków ryb.

W 1995 roku na części terenów gminy Izbica został utworzony Skierbieszowski Park Krajobrazowy. Na jego terenie występują chronione gatunki roślin oraz lasy bukowe. Część obszarów została włączona do parku ze względu na walory krajobrazowe: falisto-pagórkowate ukształtowanie terenu, z głęboko wciętymi wąwozami.

Struktura powierzchni
Według danych z roku 2002 gmina Izbica ma obszar 138,66 km², w tym:
 użytki rolne: 75%
 użytki leśne: 18%

Gmina stanowi 12,19% powierzchni powiatu.

Demografia
Dane z 30 czerwca 2004:

 Piramida wieku mieszkańców gminy Izbica w 2014 roku.

Sołectwa
Bobliwo, Dworzyska, Izbica-osada, Izbica-Wieś, Kryniczki, Majdan Krynicki, Mchy, Orłów Drewniany, Orłów Drewniany-Kolonia, Orłów Murowany, Orłów Murowany-Kolonia, Ostrzyca, Ostrówek, Romanów, Stryjów, Tarnogóra, Tarnogóra-Kolonia, Tarzymiechy Drugie, Tarzymiechy Pierwsze, Tarzymiechy Trzecie, Topola, Wał, Wirkowice Drugie, Wirkowice Pierwsze, Wólka Orłowska, Zalesie.

Sąsiednie gminy
Gorzków, Krasnystaw, Kraśniczyn, Nielisz, Rudnik, Skierbieszów, Stary Zamość

Przypisy


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United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has yet again, reaffirmed its leadership position across Africa with global acknowledgement as the 'African Bank of the year 2021' by the Banker Magazine, a leading global finance news publication published by the Financial Times of London.
UBA's solid financial performance, its excellent service delivery to customers and its continuous role of facilitating rapid economic growth across the African continent were some of the reasons that led to the bank being named best bank in 12 of its African subsidiaries and in Nigeria.
UBA Nigeria Plc, UBA Benin, UBA Burkina Faso, UBA Cameroon, UBA Chad, UBA Congo Brazzaville, UBA Cote D'Ivoire, UBA Gabon, UBA Guinea, UBA Liberia, UBA Senegal, UBA Sierra Leone and UBA Zambia all came out top as the best banks in their respective countries, according to a statement by the bank on Wednesday
This will not be a first for UBA. In 2020, six of its subsidiaries in Benin, Cote D'Ivoire, Chad, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Zambia were winners of the Best Bank award. This year, the UBA Group is breaking a record with its exceptional wins as African Bank of the Year and Bank of the year in 13 countries. The total 14 awards makes it the first time ever in the history of the almost 100 years of The banker, that any banking group will be clinching as many as 14 wins in a single year.
At the Virtual award ceremony which was held on December 1st 2021, the Middle East and Africa Editor for The Banker, John Everington, explained at the event that a rigorous and highly analytical process is made annually to reach the decision for each Bank of the Year award and the institution's reputation for independence, authority and integrity is thoroughly applied to each submission.
"While several African banks impressed the judges this year, there was no doubt as to the worthiest recipient of the Bank of the Year for Africa – UBA Group – a clear winner across a wide range of criteria. UBA has performed impressively across its footprint with a strong financial performance across most of its markets," Everington said.
UBA's Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Kennedy Uzoka, who expressed delight over the recognition from The Banker stated "Like I always say, at UBA, we must be doing something right. Winning 14 total awards in13 subsidiaries and the Bank of the Year on the African continent is a big achievement.'
Continuing, Uzoka said, "The recognitions come as a reassurance that we are on track in consolidating our leadership position in Africa, as we continue to create superior value for all our stakeholders. We have our millions of customers across the globe and our many thousands of staff to thank for this. They are the very reason why we keep winning'
Since1926, the Bank of the Year awards has been celebrating the best of global banking and is regarded as the industry standard for banking excellence. The 2021 edition highlights those institutions that have outshone their peers in terms of performance, strategic initiatives and response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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International Conference on Human Rights and Intellectual Property ICHRIP on April 22-23, 2023 in Boston, United States
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Location: Boston, United States
Date: April 22-23, 2023
Final Submission: March 24, 2023
Conference Tags: human rights intellectual property intellectual rights


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"New fitness center opens in Annandale" by the Annandale Blog
by PR Performance Fitness
Rachel Martin and Pablo Amaya, the former trainers and bootcamp leaders at the now-closed Pro Maxx gym, have started their own personal fitness business in Annandale.
PR Performance Fitness, at 4208 Evergreen Lane, Suite 212, offers personalized exercise plans that meet clients' needs, whether they are recovering from knee surgery, dealing with heart problems, want to build strength or lose weight, or have other fitness goals.
A bootcamp session has already started, and Rachel and Pablo plan to start classes soon in kickboxing, core conditioning, and yoga. Anyone interested in trying kickboxing is welcome to come to a free demo class tonight, Jan. 15, at 7 p.m.
Individual fitness training sessions are $60 an hour. Some people come to PR as often as four times a week; other come in just once to get a workout plan they can follow at a gym or at home.
PR fitness serves people of all ages, but the focus is on active older people, Pablo says.
Annandale resident Dan McKinnon, who had worked with Pablo and Rachel at Pro Maxx Fitness, said he "worried about keeping my octogenarian body in shape" after that gym closed.
He now goes to PR Performance Fitness three times a week to work with a professional "to make the mind-body connection needed for good health." He encourages anyone "who wants to discover the bodies of their youth and whose doctors are chiding them about the health risks as they age and their weight edges up" to drop in on what he calls "a clean and welcoming fitness boutique."
Rachel, a former standout on the Mary Washington University basketball team, is a weightlifting competitor and has several personal training certifications. She is working on a certification to offer the Silver Sneakers exercise program for people 65 and older, which is covered by some health insurance companies.
Pablo played soccer on the national team of El Salvador and D.C. United. After a knee injury ended his soccer career, he switched to martial arts and became a personal trainer, working with professional athletes. He competed in the 100-meter sprint in the Pam American Games and is training to be a bodybuilder.
Their fitness strategy, RAP 5 (for Rachel and Pablo), has five components: balance and stability; functional mobility; core and coordination; cardiovascular and endurance; and compound movement.
"RAP 5 is based on what people need in their daily life," Rachel says. For example, clients learn how to use all their muscles when doing simple movements, such as picking up a grocery bag or correctly recovering from a fall. The program uses a point system to help people keep track of their progress.


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Q: What is the difference between turtle size, patch size and frame rate in netlogo? I want to know the Relationship between turtle size and patch size in Netlogo. Also I want to make those sizes in a way such that any turtle moves from one patch to another at every tick.

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*Patch size is measured in pixels. It is configurable in the "Model Settings" dialog.

*You can think of turtle size as measured in "patches". A turtle of size 1 should appear to be the size of one patch. (Note, however, that turtle size is a "display only" property. Conceptually, turtles are just points. They don't really occupy space in the NetLogo world even if they appear to do so.)

*Changing the xcor or the ycor of a turtle by 1 should move it by exactly one patch. If you want them to move diagonally, things are a bit more messy. You might be better off targeting destination patches directly, e.g.:
; move to the patch north-east of current position:
ask one-of turtles [ move-to patch-at 1 1 ]
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The manner in which protesters, including children, have been injured – live ammunition fired at the groin, neck, limbs, and abdomen – suggests that Israeli troops intentionally aim to inflict maximum physical harm on the civilian participants in the marches.
GAZA CITY, PALESTINE — Israeli officials have deemed peaceful protests by Palestinian refugees in the Gaza Strip to be tantamount to a "state of war," arguing that soldiers were well within their rights firing live ammunition at unarmed protesters participating in ongoing mass mobilizations at the eastern fence enclosing the besieged territory.
In response to a High Court petition by human rights advocates, authorities in Tel Aviv noted that "the state opposes the applying of human rights law during an armed conflict," arguing that even the Red Cross deemed human rights law inapplicable during wartime.
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, 50 Palestinians have been killed in the protests while over 6,200 protesters have sustained injuries at the hands of Israeli forces deploying live ammunition or rubber-coated steel rounds and other less-lethal munitions.
The state attorneys' argument attempts to give international and domestic legal status to the military suppression of peaceful protest and the suspension of international human rights law enforcement, allowing occupation forces the right to use lethal force against unarmed demonstrators.
Since March 30, residents of the captive region have held large-scale demonstrations to draw attention to the continuing dispossession of the people of Palestine and theft of their ancestral land by the Tel Aviv government, with the support of the U.S. government.
Organizers hope to continue the rallies until May 15, when Israelis will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the State of Israel. The date is mourned by Palestinians as Nakba Day, or "The Day of Catastrophe," when the ongoing process of ethnic cleansing and expansionism was commenced by the extremist Zionist militia, which later united as the "Israeli Defense Forces" or Israeli military. From 1947 to 1949, around 750,000 Palestinians out of a total population of nearly 1.9 million were expelled from the land of Palestine.
The manner in which protesters, including children, have been injured – live ammunition fired at the groin, neck, limbs, and abdomen – suggests that Israeli troops intentionally aim to inflict maximum harm that could result in life-altering disabilities, paralysis, amputation or the sterilization of civilian participants in the marches.
Many are struck by a new explosive type of ammunition known as the "butterfly" bullet, which causes massive deformities and creates exit wounds as large as a fist. The bullet expands upon hitting targets, decimating human flesh and bone or "pulverizing" internal organs, according to local health officials.
While Israeli authorities claim that the peaceful protests in Gaza constitute a state of war, videos captured of Israeli soldiers show them casually discussing how best to inflict harm on unarmed Palestinians while facing little to no danger from protesters.
According to a new survey by the Israel Democracy Institute and Tel Aviv University, 83 percent of Israeli respondents "strongly support" the open-fire policy while around 71 percent of Israelis reject the easing of a crippling blockade imposed on Gaza for the past 11 years.
Israeli authorities consistently claim that the protests are organized by Islamist Palestinian resistance group Hamas, which has ruled the Strip since winning elections in 2007, and that the protest aims to provide cover for alleged "terrorist attacks" using stones and Molotov cocktails. Various factions and civil-society groups have endorsed the march, however, and deny that Hamas has a monopoly on leading the mass actions or that the protests have any ulterior motives beyond the stated demands for the right to return to their former homes in historic Palestine.
So, heavily armored Israeli soldiers with sniper rifles at hundreds of meters are picking off, systematically, Palestinian protesters or people who try to approach the fence or whatever. And that this is a policy that the government is proud of … I think it tells us a lot about Israel's attitude towards Palestinians, that they are subhuman.


Thread: Pools? jelly bean or rectangle?
Looks great, DS. I love the look of pebbletec, but I hate the feel on my baby-soft feet.
My 5 year old woke up crying in the middle of the night saying that his toe hurt. I assumed it was from the pebbletec and needing to toughen up the bottom of his feet. He let me look at it when he got home from school. Nope, ingrown nail. So, yay, it looks like Bluegoose is correct for now. But, boo, I don't look forward to digging at that later.
As soon as I figure that out, I'll be sure to let you know!
Pebbletec has gotten way better over the years, It used to totally shred my feet, but its super comfortable now.
Backyard looks awesome, DS. What is going to happen to those 4" spacer lines in the concrete?
My guess: kiddie fence. Actually, as I take a closer look, it's probably a drain.
Mexican beach pebble. Just felt we needed something simple to break up all the cement.
Thanks for all the nice comments. I think we had more kids in my backyard after school today than we've had in the two years we've been here combined. And when I left to take my son to diving one of the kids had slipped on the spa, cutting her leg and my wife asked where the super glue was, so...we're off to an awesome start!
Looks terrific! Wish we had done a small water feature along the side of ours.
Starting to feel moved in now.
It will be around the corner. But not in yet. We'll wait a month or so for when it cools down a bit.
To my General Manager's disapproval.
It's a great backyard. Congrats.
We were told by a realtor friend that in our market, regardless of how awesome the pool is, it adds $5,000 to the value of the home.
We have yet to put in a pool.
Yeah, but to be fair, those above-ground pools really cost more than $5,000.
I'm not talking about an above ground pool dumb dumb.
Your friend is correct when it comes to actual value. Maybe $7500-$10000 on a good day. A nice fence will get you about $2000 on an appraisal. Also finished basement you might get $40-60 a square foot. With that being said when it comes to "curb appeal" and attracting potential buyers, it makes a huge difference. You would sell your home faster if you had these things. Just don't expect to get the value you think out of them.
Please....Las Vegas is Bakersfield but with casinos.
Well I'm pretty sure my friend was you...so.... lol.
I'd love a reference to Barstow and all points North. What a dive!
And now NHL and NFL franchises. But otherwise, practically identical.
So does Buffalo. Who cares.
Never thought about it, but I guess you're right -- Buffalo is better than Bakersfield too.
I'd rather have a discussion with Scandal about Costco. At least he is nuanced.
You creepy stalker. How'd you get this picture?


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"German mayor blames Israel for Syrian refugee crisis" Duh! A lot of big problems can be fixed only after you identify the real culprit.
"Jewish Mag May Dump Coulter Column Over Tweets":
""She could have been drunk, she could have been high, I don't know, I have to give her the benefit of the doubt…but I don't have to delude myself," Binyamin Jolkovsky, who has served as the publication's editor-in-chief for nearly 18 years, told The Daily Beast. "Pandering to Jewish money is about as anti-Semitic a stereotype as you could put forth. Her 'eff-ing Jews' comment is not identifying Israel—it's identifying Jews, plural, and all Jews. There is no excuse for that. You can't just wiggle out of something that vile and hateful.""
"Ann Coulter's Faux Pas: Calling Attention to Jewish Influence" by Kevin MacDonald. A curious phenomenon is that white nationalists, fearful that the Jews will declare her unclean and ban her permanently from the media, are redefining her tweets to make them seem less dangerous. The problem is not so much what she said, but that she 'went there', opened a door that is meant to be permanently closed, saying something obvious to everybody but impossible to say due to fear.
"Hirsh vs. Corbyn" by Gilad Atzmon. These are educational times on multiple fronts. After a long dark time when people made choices based on being fooled about the nature of their true enemies, leading to horrible wars, loss of all personal freedoms, austerity directly caused by the cost of the horrible and unnecessary wars, and the complete destruction of the protections of international law (note that there is one country in the world that doesn't have to take refugees, and it is a hate crime to even suggest it!), there is actually room for optimism as we see the start of a 180 degree shift.
"Crown Prince Hamdan's Disgraced Older Brother" "DUBAI DESIGNATES CROWN PRINCE AND DEPUTY RULER". (Note, I think I had the dead prince as poet wrong yesterday). Assassination to remove a problem has to be in the possible conspiracy mix.
These princes with too much money and time are a constant problem: "Owner of speeding Ferrari in Beverly Hills is drag-racing Qatar prince" "Qatari sheik sought in L.A. streetrace may be in Vancouver"
"The push for "humanitarian invasion" continues" The 'humanitarians' are going too far. Fixing the problem by doing more of what caused the problem is obvious nonsense to everybody, and hiding the real Zionist motives behind this evil is impossible.
"Flashback to 2011: Libya's "Liberators" Sarkozy, Cameron and Erdogan congratulate NATO" How many massively horrible mistakes do these pig fuckers get to make?
From 2015: "Pentagon report predicted West's support for Islamist rebels would create ISIS"
"How To End The Refugee Flood" by Eric Margolis:
"How to stop today's flood of political refugees? Halt the western-led war against Syria. Today. Cease arming and funding the anti-Assad jihadis. The United States, France, Britain and the Saudis can quickly end the Syrian bloodbath by cutting off arms and money.
Europe – particularly Germany – could use the mainly middle-class Syrian refugees now pouring in. But Europe does not need – and should not accept – economic refugees from black Africa looking for a better life. They must be turned away and sent home, as difficult as that will be to do.
As we listen to all the hypocritical moralizing in the West over refugees, just remember the warnings of Chirac and DeVillepin. There are now 3.1 million displaced people in Iraq as a result of the US invasion. Add two million refugees in Afghanistan caused by the Soviet, then US invasions. Add Somalia and Libya. All the result of western military misadventures."
"RECIPE FOR DISASTER: How supporting Syrian rebels put US foreign policy into disarray: Part 2: Regional proxies and a covert CIA programme" by Patrick Bahzad. Americans have been Zionist stooges for some time now, but have always managed to come up with some explanation to attempt to base American actions and policy on American national interest. The explanations were bogus, but at least they existed. With Syria and ISIS, it is impossible to miss the 100% contradiction between the ideology of the Global War On Terror and the American position.
"Clock Ticks On US Syria Strategy As Assad Pounds ISIS Targets, Russia Sends Fighter Jets"
"The US and Russia will be allied against the jihadis"
"Putin: Friend or Foe in Syria?" "Russia is not the enemy – Stephen Kinzer/The Boston Globe" "Obama's Fateful Syrian Choice"


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Electric Vehicles, a Green Choice for the Environment
By CIOReview | Monday, June 24, 2019
Electric Vehicles have introduced a future where green technology is in high use and demand. As technology becomes more prevalent, electric vehicles are likely to become even more efficient and sustainable.
FREMONT, CA: The world is in a new era of transportation where cleaner cars are no more an imagination. Across its life cycle, an electric vehicle emits fewer greenhouse gases and air pollutants when compared to petrol or diesel equivalent. Emissions are commonly higher in the production phase of electric cars, which are more than offset by lower emissions in the use phase over time. An electric vehicle also uses battery power to drive the motor, burns no gasoline or other fossil fuels and therefore is zero carbon emissions vehicles. Any emissions created are indirect, coming from the source of electricity.
The European Environment Agency's new Transport and Environment Reporting Mechanism (TERM) report came to the necessary conclusion that when it comes to climate change and air quality, electric vehicles are preferable over fuel vehicles. Contrary to some public doubts and uncertainties about its environmental benefits, the fact is increasingly clear, and these benefits will further increase going forward as the use of renewable energy increases.
One of the significant reasons for the introduction of electric cars is the concern over greenhouse gas emissions and their contribution to global warming. The impact of reduced carbon emissions can benefit urban areas, where a vast majority uses cars. Decreased air pollution due to the absence of the exhaust pipe promotes more sustainability for electric vehicles, which in turn dramatically reduces the negative impact of transportation needs on the environment.
Overall electric vehicles are significantly cleaner and safer for the environment than conventional cars. The most considerable risk to the environment from fuel-powered cars are air pollution, depletion of the ozone layer from emitted chemical substances, and the occasional oil and radiator chemicals leakage, which usually seep into the soil, water supply thus harming all living organisms eventually. Pollutants found in car exhaust cause health issues and chemicals like carbon monoxide and benzene prevents oxygen intake and are linked to severe illnesses like cancer.
Embracing the electronic vehicle revolution will not only help reduce environmental impacts but adds to public health benefits and fuels technological innovation. It is high time to embrace the change and look towards the future.
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Garden Coup
This research-based series of paintings is rooted in Bahar Behbahani's personal obsession with American scholar Donald Wilber, a well-regarded American scholar of Middle Eastern architecture who received MFA and PhD degrees in architecture from Princeton in 1929 and 1949 respectively. Behbahani's formal education on Persian architecture started at the University of Tehran in the 1990s and, ironically, was influenced by American historian Donald Wilber. Five years ago she revisited Wilber's books as her point of research. While researching the subject Behbahani encountered an article in NY Times from 2000 that revealed declassified documents detailing the CIA's involvement in the 1953 military coup in Iran that overthrew a democratically elected government. She was shocked to discover that Wilber was named as the CIA agent and purported mastermind of the said coup. The large, mixed media paintings in this series contain finely articulated motifs, drawing from site plans of gardens, floral paintings of 19th century illuminated books, the ritual geometry of architectural patterns, and inscrutable characters. Behbahani transposed the CIA redaction bars from pages of the coup report onto the paintings, suppressing information about the paintings.
→ See the Garden Coup exhibition
Garden of the Envy of Paradise
The Decisions are Made: Activity Begins
Preliminary Steps
57 x 74 in / 144.8 x 188 cm
Consolidating the Plan
Report to London
Apparent Failure
The Shah is Victorious


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Divvying up its top film prizes between England and America Sunday night, the 17th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards hailed The King's Speech by gifting it with its best film ensemble award and recognizing its star Colin Firth as best male actor in a film. But the actors' guild also reserved two prizes for The Fighter, set in Lowell, Mass., by handing supporting film acting honors to Christian Bale and Melissa Leo.
A Toronto post-production company offers a new service to help independent film makers and production companies who wish to edit projects in-house. Al Mitchell, president of PPD - Post Producers Digital, announced this week that PPD has become the first Digital Service Station in Canada.