Old and new diseases threaten nations around the world. Multi Drug Resistant Organisms (MDRO) are a growing public health problem. Preventive measures to stop the infection or stop cross transmission are more and more important. To ensure patient safety and safety for health care practitioners, B. Braun provides customised safety concepts, training and a wide product range of equipment and disinfectants.
Hands have been proven to be a major carrier of infectious organisms. Systematic hand disinfection and a comprehensive infection prevention strategy can make a significant difference.
Surgical site infections (SSIs) are a major risk in any surgery and are one of the most important causes of healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs). Reduce the risk with preoperative body wash.
Properly conducted surface cleaning and disinfection is a basic requirement for successful as well as sustainable hygiene in health care settings.
Each year the WHO SAVE LIVES: Clean Your Hands campaign aims to progress the goal of maintaining a global profile on the importance of hand hygiene in health care and to 'bring people together' in support of hand hygiene improvement globally. The primary focus of this years campaign is to improve hand hygiene practices in all surgical services throughout patient care. From surgical wards to operating theatres, to outpatient surgical services etc. Learn more about the 2016 initiative on the WHO-Campaign website.
In our video, Theresa represents one of millions of patients who become infected with multi-resistant hospital germs every year: 31 percent of all patients who undergo surgery share her fate. Unlike Theresa, many do not survive.
Learn in the attached poster more about the surgical patient journey. 313m people undergo a surgery every year therefore hand hygiene is crutial. Read more about Hand Hygiene and the surgical pathway in the poster attached.
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5 Great Public Service Careers
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5 Rewarding Jobs in Public Service
Water Manager
Urban Planner
There are a variety of fulfilling public service careers available across all disciplines. Public services are those that are provided to communities by the government. While some of these jobs involve working directly for the government, others are positions with companies who have received government contracts to provide services. According to Forbes, one major advantage to public service work is that some of these jobs are part of student loan forgiveness programs. After 120 payments and a length of employment of roughly 10 years, these professionals can have the remainder of their student debt erased. The list below are some examples of public service positions found in most communities.
1. Water Manager
Almost all cities and towns, regardless of size, have at least one water manager. This professional monitors the planning of new pipelines and makes sure all water is adequately treated to remove impurities and toxins. They must follow all testing and compliance protocols and act immediately on any suspicion of contamination. In smaller towns, water managers also handle client complaints, billing concerns, and reading water meters.
This branch of public service encompasses firefighters, paramedics, and emergency management professionals. Emergency responders are usually on the scene within minutes of the incident being reported and work to contain and eliminate the problem by putting out a fire, stabilizing and transporting a patient to the hospital, or whatever the situation requires. Emergency managers create plans for dealing with potential future crises like natural disasters or infectious disease outbreaks. While these are rare occurrences, these professionals ensure that the necessary leadership personnel are in place.
3. Public Defender
These public service professionals are an important part of the justice system because they provide legal counsel for people who cannot afford their own attorneys. Public defenders level the playing field and ensure that defendants are not found guilty of a crime simply because they lack the funds to properly present their cases. These lawyers are appointed directly by the court to anyone accused of a crime who requests this service.
4. Early Childhood Educator
These teachers work with children from shortly after birth to kindergarten when they can enter the public school system. According to the U.S. News and World Report, there is a growing body of research showing that education early in life correlates with success later. Public service early childhood education positions are available at community learning centers or HeadStart programs.
5. Urban Planner
Ensuring enough green space, improving low-income areas, adequately distributing resources, and zoning are all parts of urban planning. This sector of public service oversees the planning of new developments as well as restructuring of telecommunication, power, and water infrastructure. Urban planners keep future generations in mind when approving or modifying plans while also building environment protections into these plans.
Related Resource: Top 10 Online Master's in Social Psychology 2017-2018
While these careers sometimes have a reputation for being too political because they are government jobs, most positions actually have little to do with politics. All public service careers involve working to improve lives of the general public so, while challenging, are also rewarding.

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Housing & Land & Property
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Migrants & Refugees & Internally Displaced Persons
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Human Rights Working Group
The United Nations Development Group's Human Rights Working Group (UNDG-HRWG), formerly the UNDG-HRM, was established in November 2009. It responds to the call from the Secretary General in 2008 for a dedicated senior level mechanism to institutionalize the mainstreaming of human rights in the UN's development work and builds on the achievements of the Action 2 Programme on Human Rights Strengthening.
Achieving freedom from fear and freedom from want for all is the central mission of the United Nations. The importance of respecting, protecting, and promoting human rights in all of the UN's work is enshrined in the UN's Charter and confirmed, time and again, in the UN's development work.
The UNDG-HRWG aims to further strengthen system-wide coherence, collaboration and support for Resident Coordinators and UN Country Teams, so that they can better provide support to Member States to strengthen national capacity for the promotion and protection of human rights.
By ensuring coordinated, coherent support to UNCTs on human rights across agencies and between regional and headquarter levels the UNDG-HRWG is enabling the UN system to leverage the full breadth of its mandates and normative authority on human rights in its development efforts for the benefit of people around the world.
Priorities of the UNDG-HRWG:
In line with the UNDG Strategic Priorities (2013-2016) the UNDG-HRWG plays a catalytic role in making the UNDG 'Fit for Purpose' to deliver a human rights-based development agenda firmly anchored in universal norms and standards through:
Providing the primary policy forum for ensuring policy coherence in human rights mainstreaming across the UN development system.
Making system wide human rights expertise available to national development actors, systems and processes, anchored in strong human rights leadership by Resident Coordinators and UN country teams with strengthened capacity and support structures.
Acting as the lead mechanism through which the UNDG can effectively deliver on the responsibilities and demands made on the UN development system by the Human Rights Up Front Initiative.
The UNDG-HRWG is made up of 19 UN Agencies, Funds and Programmes. It is chaired by OHCHR with a rotating vice-chair, reporting to the full UNDG. UNDOCO provides coordination and secretariat support to the HRWG. A full list of members is available here
The UN HRBA Portal is supported by the UN Development Group – Human Rights Working Group (UNDG-HRWG). The content of the UN HRBA Portal does not necessarily reflect the views of the UNDG-HRWG member agencies.


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package com.twitter.elephantbird.mapreduce.input;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;

import com.twitter.elephantbird.mapreduce.io.BinaryBlockReader;
import com.twitter.elephantbird.mapreduce.io.BinaryWritable;
import com.twitter.elephantbird.util.HadoopUtils;
import com.twitter.elephantbird.util.TypeRef;

import org.apache.hadoop.conf.Configuration;
import org.apache.hadoop.io.LongWritable;
import org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Counter;
import org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.InputSplit;
import org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.TaskAttemptContext;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 * A reader for LZO-encoded protobuf blocks, generally written by
 * a ProtobufBlockWriter or similar.  Returns <position, protobuf> pairs.
 */

public class LzoBinaryBlockRecordReader<M, W extends BinaryWritable<M>> extends LzoRecordReader<LongWritable, W> {
  private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(LzoBinaryBlockRecordReader.class);

  private final LongWritable key_;
  private final W value_;
  private final TypeRef<M> typeRef_;

  private final BinaryBlockReader<M> reader_;

  private Counter recordsReadCounter;
  private Counter recordErrorsCounter;

  public LzoBinaryBlockRecordReader(TypeRef<M> typeRef, BinaryBlockReader<M> reader, W binaryWritable) {
    key_ = new LongWritable();
    value_ = binaryWritable;
    reader_ = reader;
    typeRef_ = typeRef;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void close() throws IOException {
    if (reader_ != null) {
      reader_.close();
    }
  }

  @Override
  public LongWritable getCurrentKey() throws IOException, InterruptedException {
    return key_;
  }

  @Override
  public W getCurrentValue() throws IOException, InterruptedException {
    return value_;
  }

  @Override
  protected void createInputReader(InputStream input, Configuration conf) throws IOException {
    reader_.setInputStream(input);
  }

  @Override
  public void initialize(InputSplit genericSplit, TaskAttemptContext context)
                                     throws IOException, InterruptedException {
    String group = "LzoBlocks of " + typeRef_.getRawClass().getName();
    recordsReadCounter = HadoopUtils.getCounter(context, group, "Records Read");
    recordErrorsCounter = HadoopUtils.getCounter(context, group, "Errors");

    super.initialize(genericSplit, context);
  }

  @Override
  protected void skipToNextSyncPoint(boolean atFirstRecord) throws IOException {
    // No need to skip to the sync point here; the block reader will do it for us.
    LOG.debug("LzoProtobufBlockRecordReader.skipToNextSyncPoint called with atFirstRecord = " + atFirstRecord);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean nextKeyValue() throws IOException, InterruptedException {
    // If we are past the end of the file split, tell the reader not to read any more new blocks.
    // Then continue reading until the last of the reader's already-parsed values are used up.
    // The next split will start at the next sync point and no records will be missed.
    if (pos_ > end_) {
      reader_.markNoMoreNewBlocks();
    }
    if (reader_.readNext(value_)) {
      if (value_.get() == null) {
        recordErrorsCounter.increment(1);
      }
      recordsReadCounter.increment(1);
      key_.set(pos_);
      pos_ = getLzoFilePos();
      return true;
    }

    return false;
  }
}

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Bradshaw International of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., about 85,300 coffee presses sold in the U.S. and Canada.
This recall involves Bialetti coffee presses with a glass beaker in a plastic frame with a stainless steel metal plunger. The coffee presses were sold in blue, green, black and red and hold eight cups of water. The plunger is stainless steel metal and mesh with a polypropylene lid and handle in matching color to the frame.
The coffee press exterior measures 6.5 inches by 9.5 inches and the interior of the glass beaker measures 7 inches by 3.75 inches. The polypropylene lid has 14 vents in the bottom of the rim to strain fluids, while pouring.
The Bialetti icon and logo are printed on each side of the frame and "Bialetti" is printed on the top of the plunger. The date stamp of March 2017 or earlier is printed on the underside of the plunger in a dial date code.
The coffee presses, manufactured in China, were sold at Fred Meyer, Kroger, Ross, Target, HomeGoods and other specialty and grocery stores nationwide and online at Amazon.com from July 2016, through March 2017, for between $15 and $20.
Consumers may contact Bradshaw International toll-free at 877-614-9571 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (PT) Monday through Friday or online at www.bradshawintl.com and click on "Recalls" for more information.


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Tenisový turnaj U.S. National Indoor Tennis Championships byla společná událost mužského okruhu ATP World Tour a ženského okruhu WTA Tour, hraná v areálu oddílu Racquet Club of Memphis na krytých dvorcích s tvrdým povrchem. Konala se mezi 16. až 24. únorem 2013 v americkém Memphisu jako 38. ročník mužské a 28. ročník ženského turnaje.

Mužská polovina se řadila do kategorie ATP World Tour 500 a její dotace činila 1 353 550 amerických dolarů. Ženská polovina hraná pod názvem Memphis International měla rozpočet 235 000 dolarů a byla součástí WTA International Tournaments.

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 1) Žebříček ATP k 11. únoru 2013.

Jiné formy účasti
Následující hráčí obdrželi divokou kartu do hlavní soutěže:
  James Blake
  Steve Johnson
  Jack Sock

Následující hráči postoupili z kvalifikace:
  Alex Bogomolov
  Ilja Marčenko
  Rhyne Williams
  Donald Young
  Michael Russell – jako šťatný poražený

Odhlášení
  Kevin Anderson (poranění lokte)
  Brian Baker (poranění kolena)
  Mardy Fish (srdeční potíže)
  Blaž Kavčič
  Lukáš Lacko
  Fernando Verdasco (krční poranění)

Skrečování
  Tommy Haas (nemoc)
  Xavier Malisse (poranění zad)
  Marinko Matosevic (poranění nohy)

Mužská čtyřhra

Nasazení

 1 Žebříček ATP k 11. únoru 2013; číslo je součtem žebříčkového postavení obou členů páru.

Jiné formy účasti
Následující páry obdržely divokou kartu do hlavní soutěže:
  James Blake /  Jack Sock
  Christian Harrison /  Ryan Harrison

Následující páry nastoupily do hlavní soutěže z pozice náhradníků:
  Jaroslav Levinský /  Lu Jan-sun
  Xavier Malisse /  Marinko Matosevic

Odhlášení
  John Isner
  Fernando Verdasco

Ženská dvouhra

Nasazení

 1) Žebříček WTA k 11. únoru 2013.

Jiné formy účasti
Následující hráčky obdržely divokou kartu do hlavní soutěže:
  Courtney Collinsová
  Victoria Duvalová
  Garbiñe Muguruzaová

Následující hráčky postoupily z kvalifikace:
  Jana Čepelová
  Claire Feuersteinová
  Madison Keysová
  Maria Sanchezová

Odhlášení
  Anna Tatišviliová

Skrečování
  Sabine Lisická (gastroenteritida)

Ženská čtyřhra

Nasazení

 1 Žebříček WTA k 11. únoru 2013; číslo je součtem žebříčkového postavení obou členek páru.

Jiné formy účasti
Následující páry obdržely divokou kartu do hlavní soutěže:

  Stefanie Mikeszová /  Caroline Wegnerová
  Taylor Townsendová /  Coco Vandewegheová

Následující páry nastoupily do hlavní soutěže z pozice náhradníků:
  Alyssa Hibberdová /  Tiffany Welcherová
  Ashley Murdocková /  Marija Slupská

Odhlášení
  Xenija Pervaková (poranění bederní páteře)
  Valeria Savinychová (poranění pravého ramena)

Přehled finále

Mužská dvouhra

  Kei Nišikori vs.  Feliciano López, 6–2, 6–3

Ženská dvouhra

  Marina Erakovicová vs.  Sabine Lisická, 6–1skreč.

Mužská čtyřhra

  Bob Bryan /  Mike Bryan vs.  James Blake /  Jack Sock, 6–1, 6–2

Ženská čtyřhra

  Kristina Mladenovicová /  Galina Voskobojevová vs.  Sofia Arvidssonová /  Johanna Larssonová, 7–6(7–5), 6–3

Reference

ATP World Tour 2013
WTA Tour 2013
Tenis v USA v roce 2013

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Construction proceeding on $490M Lake Ralph Hall
Project will bring water to thousands of North Texas residents
michael.williams@dallasnews.com
More than five months after workers broke ground in rural Fannin County, progress is continuing on the construction of Lake Ralph Hall, a massive $490 million project that will deliver water to thousands of North Texas residents when it is completed.
The Upper Trinity Regional Water District has authorized $12.5 million in contracts toward designing some components of the project, and workers are making progress on the Leon Hurse Dam and the State Highway 34 bridge that will cross over the North Sulphur River, the water district announced.
That funding is financed by the water district, in part, through the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas, which was created by a 2013 constitutional amendment.
The lake is the latest project to contend with the fast-growing population of North Texas — last year alone, 75,000 people moved to the region — and it will provide water to some of the 325,000 people served by the Upper Trinity Regional Water District, which covers all of Denton County and part of Collin County.
Communities currently served by the Upper Trinity district receive their water from a variety of different sources, including Lewisville Lake. The water is purchased from Dallas Water Utilities.
Lake Ralph Hall is expected to begin delivering water by late 2025 or early 2026, said Jason L. Pierce, UTRWD's manager of governmental affairs and communications.
But the project, when complete, won't be enough to contend with the region's ever-increasing demand for water, officials have said.
In 2013, the Texas Tribune reported that Lake Ralph Hall won't provide one-tenth of what the area is projected to need by 2060. Officials have said they are in the beginning stages of searching for another water source.
The project includes the lake, which is named after the late U.S. Rep. Ralph Hall, who represented the region from 1981 to 2015, and a dam named after Leon Hurse, the former mayor of Ladonia, which sits near the site of the future lake and helped implement the partnership between Ladonia and the water district. Once completed, the lake is expected to cover 12 square miles of surface area and provide up to 54 million gallons of water every day to 23 cities and towns.
While construction of the lake has faced opposition — including from residents concerned about the potential for rising water costs and environmentalists concerned about the lake's effect on wildlife and a large fossil park near Ladonia — water officials have said it is the best solution to what otherwise might be a water crisis.
Another Fannin County reservoir, Bois d'Arc Lake, is expected to begin providing water to 1.8 million people served by a different water district next year.
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namespace Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Config;

use Symfony\Component\Config\FileLocator as BaseFileLocator;
use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\KernelInterface;

/**
 * FileLocator uses the KernelInterface to locate resources in bundles.
 *
 * @author Fabien Potencier <fabien@symfony.com>
 */
class FileLocator extends BaseFileLocator
{
    private $kernel;

    /**
     * @deprecated since Symfony 4.4
     */
    private $path;

    public function __construct(KernelInterface $kernel/*, string $path = null, array $paths = [], bool $triggerDeprecation = true*/)
    {
        $this->kernel = $kernel;

        if (2 <= \func_num_args()) {
            $this->path = func_get_arg(1);
            $paths = 3 <= \func_num_args() ? func_get_arg(2) : [];
            if (null !== $this->path) {
                $paths[] = $this->path;
            }

            if (4 !== \func_num_args() || func_get_arg(3)) {
                @trigger_error(sprintf('Passing more than one argument to %s is deprecated since Symfony 4.4 and will be removed in 5.0.', __METHOD__), \E_USER_DEPRECATED);
            }
        } else {
            $paths = [];
        }

        parent::__construct($paths);
    }

    /**
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    public function locate($file, $currentPath = null, $first = true)
    {
        if (isset($file[0]) && '@' === $file[0]) {
            return $this->kernel->locateResource($file, $this->path, $first, false);
        }

        $locations = parent::locate($file, $currentPath, $first);

        if (isset($file[0]) && !(
            '/' === $file[0] || '\\' === $file[0]
            || (\strlen($file) > 3 && ctype_alpha($file[0]) && ':' === $file[1] && ('\\' === $file[2] || '/' === $file[2]))
            || null !== parse_url($file, \PHP_URL_SCHEME)
        )) {
            $deprecation = false;

            // no need to trigger deprecations when the loaded file is given as absolute path
            foreach ($this->paths as $deprecatedPath) {
                foreach ((array) $locations as $location) {
                    if (null !== $currentPath && 0 === strpos($location, $currentPath)) {
                        return $locations;
                    }

                    if (0 === strpos($location, $deprecatedPath) && (null === $currentPath || false === strpos($location, $currentPath))) {
                        $deprecation = sprintf('Loading the file "%s" from the global resource directory "%s" is deprecated since Symfony 4.4 and will be removed in 5.0.', $file, $deprecatedPath);
                    }
                }
            }

            if ($deprecation) {
                @trigger_error($deprecation, \E_USER_DEPRECATED);
            }
        }

        return $locations;
    }
}


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About Edward-Elmhurst Health Newsroom News Healthy Driven Running Series features Naperville, Oswego, Plainfield races Share
Healthy Driven Running Series features Naperville, Oswego, Plainfield races
For the third year in a row, Edward-Elmhurst Health is offering runners an opportunity to earn a special medal for participating in the Healthy Driven Running Series that features races in Naperville, Oswego and Plainfield.
The Series includes three fall races that Edward-Elmhurst is sponsoring: Plainfield Harvest 5K Run/Walk & Kidz Miler on Sunday, Sept. 29; Naperville Half Marathon & 5K on Sunday, Oct. 20 and Fraidy Cat 5K, Ghost Run 10K & Meow Mile in Oswego on Sunday, Oct. 27.
Runners who finish all three races (5K or longer) will receive a Healthy Driven Running Series finisher medal. More than 60 runners completed races in all three events in 2018.
For more information, visit www.eehealth.org/healthy-driven/running-series.
NorthShore University HealthSystem, Edward-Elmhurst Health Finalize Merger
NorthShore University HealthSystem and Edward-Elmhurst Health have completed their merger, creating the third-largest health system and...
Edward, Elmhurst Hospitals named among best in U.S. for maternity care
U.S. News & World Report has named Edward Hospital in Naperville and Elmhurst Hospital to its inaugural list of Best Hospitals for Maternity Care.
Edward, Elmhurst Hospitals named among America's Best for Cardiac Care
Edward Hospital and Elmhurst Hospital have been named two of America's 100 Best Hospitals for Cardiac Care, according to Healthgrades.
Edward-Elmhurst earns 2021 CHIME Digital Health Most Wired Recognition
Edward-Elmhurst health was previously recognized as Most Wired in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019 and 2020.
Edward Hospital earns national recognition for commitment to high-quality stroke care
Edward earned the awards by demonstrating a commitment to providing quality care for stroke patients, following treatment guidelines and providing...
Edward Medical Group welcomes Francis Antony, M.D.
Francis Antony, M.D., a family medicine physician, has joined Edward Medical Group and is accepting new patients at the EMG office in Naperville at...
NorthShore University HealthSystem and Edward-Elmhurst Health to Merge
The new organization, comprised of two regions – NorthShore and Edward-Elmhurst – will be led by J.P. Gallagher as President and CEO and Mary Lou...
Edward Medical Group welcomes Kathryn Ghanayem, MD
Dr. Kathryn Ghanayem, a family medicine physician, is accepting new patients at the EMG office in Naperville at 1220 Hobson Rd., Ste 104.
Edward Medical Group welcomes Denise Valero, MD
Dr. Denise Valero, an internal medicine physician, is accepting new patients at the EMG office in Bolingbrook at 130 Weber Road, Suite 100.
Edward Medical Group welcomes Astrid Marshall, MD
Dr. Astrid Marshall, an OB-GYN, is accepting new patients in Naperville at 10 W. Martin Ave., Suite 100.
If you are a new Edward-Elmhurst patient, select New Patient Visit (excludes some specialties).
Check with your insurance carrier for coverage limitations.
Please call the provider's office if you can't find a date/time that works for you.
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namespace Areyi\TaskManager\Laravel;

use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
use Areyi\TaskManager\config\taskmanager;
use Config;

class TaskManagerServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    /**
     * Bootstrap the application services.
     * - Get all the routes
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function boot()
    {
        if (! $this->app->routesAreCached()) {
            require __DIR__.'/../app/Http/routes.php';
        }
    }

    /**
     * Register the application services.
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function register()
    {
        $this->prepareResources();
    }

    /**
     * Prepare the package resources.
     *
     * @return void
     */
    protected function prepareResources()
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}


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Ліхтенштейнський автобус () — основний вид громадського транспорту Ліхтенштейну та автобусна компанія, яка базується у Вадуці. Автопарк компанії обслуговує 13 маршрутів по країні. Окрім міжміських перевезень компанія здійснює автобусний зв'язок з сусідніми країнами — Швейцарією та Австрією.

На станції Шаан-Вадуц (Schaan-Vaduz) в Ліхтенштейні побудовано круговий павільйон, який схожий зверху на трикутник. Система перебування автобусів побудована таким чином, що автобуси приїжджають в один час та пасажир може відразу пересісти на інший маршрут.

Також на станції Шаан-Вадуц є Туристичний центр, де можна отримати безкоштовну інформацію про транспорт країни. Тут же розташований унікальний туалет. Його роботу можна побачити на відео: ()

У разі наявності Swiss Travel Pass проїзд в автобусах Ліхтенштейну безкоштовний, додатковий квиток купувати не потрібно.

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If music runs through your veins like wildfire, a good weekend out most probably includes a wide selection of tunes – local acts, spinning vinyls, soulful vocals and live bands with wicked horn sections that make you dance like everyone's watching. Here in the Tropical North, we are spoilt for choice when it comes to live music – venues are jam-packed with jazz, acoustic, rock, the danceable, the cocktail-sipping listen-able and the late-night sing-along-able (yeah, you – we saw you at Sing Song Karaoke…). So, while you're in town, put on your dancing shoes and loosen up those vocal chords. We've found the best places for all your musical cravings.
A favourite among locals, Salthouse is an epic joint that always brings something a little new while keeping one thing the same, live music every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 5pm. Kick start your evening with fantastic local and travelling interstate musicians on the deck. Known for their gourmet dishes, extravagant cocktail menu and a view over Cairns inlet making you sigh 'you little beauty,' the guys at Salthouse host a mixed bag of artists every Sunday, too.
It would be remiss to talk about live music in Cairns without mentioning the Tanks Arts Centre. This iconic venue, located in the Cairns Botanic Gardens inside three converted World War II naval oil storage tanks, hosts some of the most popular gigs in town each month across the full spectrum - Aussie and international, talented local performers and big-ticket names doing tours and festival sideshows. If it's free you're looking for, The Tanks has that too with their Tank 4 Up Late gallery gigs, which are either cheap or gratis. These run regularly and have more of an intimate feel, with artist exhibitions running concurrently.
McGinty's Irish Bar is a church where live music is the religion and the doors are open to any and all who seek its comfort. Because far from the fundamentalist worship of Trad Irish, McGinty's plays host to a staggering variety of local, national and international acts of every flavour from folk to funk. Pull a stool up to the bar if you're in the mood to make new acquaintances – the atmosphere is always warm and convivial. there's no place like McGinty's Irish bar (at least not North of Malin Head, East of Wicklow, South of Mizen Head or West of the Dingle Peninsula).
Just inside the entrance of the Reef Hotel Casino is a naked brick-backed stage loaded with a backline begging to be used. Stumbling in for a frothy espresso martini could mean you are just as likely to witness a fragile singer-songwriter set as you are to find yourself in a jubilant sardine can of punters enjoying a loud electronic set. Keep your eyes peeled on that stage to see who's coming up next, or just check their Facebook page like an organised person. Up to you.
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Pictured on the PRADCO-Fishing booth at ICAST yesterday are (from left): Scott Faldon, Bruce Stanton, Chris Gulstad and Mark Cowan.
On the eve of ICAST, PRADCO-Fishing announced changes to its senior management structure at the company's Fort Smith, Arkansas headquarters.
Mark Cowan has been named Executive Director of Operations and Chris Gulstad will become Executive Director of Marketing. In another move, Scott Faldon has been named as Marketing Manager. The three were part of the company's team at the fishing trade show in Orlando.
All marketing programmes for PRADCO-Fishing will be the responsibility of Gulstad. Brand managers will report to him along with business and brand analysts, product development and Pacific Rim marketing. He started with PRADCO-Fishing in 2001 and most recently held the position of Global Fishing Brands Manager.
Under Gulstad's leadership, PRADCO-Fishing's social media efforts have grown to include four full-time employees along with a global audience of 1.8 million social media followers for all brands.
He joined PRADCO-Fishing in 1996. Under his leadership, Fort Smith's manufacturing footprint has grown by 80 employees to a three-shift, 24-hour operation over the past 18 months. More manufacturing investments are expected to create another 50 to 60 jobs in Fort Smith by the beginning of next year.
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The Car Guide / Motoring TV » News » Kia Stinger Might not Come Back, Company Hints
By	Guillaume Rivard September 23, 2019
Kia Stinger Might not Come Back, Company Hints
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Sorry to cast a dark cloud over your Monday with this depressing bit of news regarding the 2019 Canadian Car of the Year.
At a time when many traditional cars—sedans in particular—are being kicked to the curb in favour of SUVs and crossovers, we hear that the Kia Stinger finds itself on the endangered species list because it doesn't quite meet the Korean automaker's expectations.
In other words, the first generation could very well be the last.
Here's what Gregory Guillaume, vice president and senior chief designer of Kia's styling studio in Germany, told CarAdvice.com at the Frankfurt Auto Show: "At the moment I'm not sure it's doing as good as we hoped." We never really expected to do massive volumes. It was a halo car. We did want to be successful at least in America, the market where we thought there is a chance that it works. We had very high expectations for that market and it's very difficult to start in such segments."
About that last point, Guillaume said he hopes Kia gives the Stinger a second chance. He referred to the Audi A8, which took three generations to be seen as a direct competitor to the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class in the full-size luxury sedan segment.
Following a decent first year on the market, the numbers for the Stinger are markedly down on both sides of the border. So far in 2019, Kia sold 750 units in Canada and 6,921 in the U.S.—far fewer than the renowned and much more expensive German rivals it aims to be an alternative to.
Guillaume acknowledges that sedans have it pretty rough these days, but his "baby," as he calls it, has the design and attributes to survive and prosper.
"If there are some issues, it's not because of how the car looks... it's more the positioning of where it is for a Kia," he confessed. Canadian pricing ranges from $39,995 to $53,605.
The executive finished the interview by hinting that the Kia Stinger may come back in a different form, including under the hood. Does this mean an electric motor will save the Stinger? Of course, it's way too early to say, but one thing's for sure: no self-respecting car enthusiast wants the Stinger to die, even if there's a chance it might become a collector car someday.
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Use Budget changes to facilitate succession planning, says Old Mill
Victoria Paley
Farming families could use changes announced in last week's Budget to facilitate succession planning, according to accountant Old Mill.
One of the headline announcements was the abolition of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) for certain first-time buyers on property purchases up to £300,000. "This is a significant tax break for those looking to buy their first home," says tax manager Victoria Paley. "However, it is also a good opportunity for farmers to pass on property to next generation at a reduced cost."
As an example, a retired farming couple may live in a £300,000 bungalow on the farm, which is now run by their daughter and son-in-law. The couple – concerned about how to fund their retirement without being reliant on the farm – own a rental property in the village. This provides a modest income of £400 per month, but they would prefer to have more substantial liquid funds available. Their grandson has recently returned from agricultural college and is keen to work on the farm, with a view to eventually succeeding his parents.
"To release equity from the house, the retired couple could move into the village property and sell the bungalow to their grandson," explains Miss Paley. "Under the normal SDLT rules, this would have incurred a charge of £5,000, but the changes mean that no SDLT should arise on this transfer. In addition, as they have always occupied the bungalow as their main residence, Principal Private Residence relief applies so that no Capital Gains Tax liability is payable."
The benefit still applies where the value of the property exceeds £300,000, with anything over this threshold incurring SDLT at a rate of 5%, up to a cap of £500,000. "These changes, effective from 22 November 2017, will generally save first-time buyers up to £5,000 and ease the financial pressures of getting on the property ladder," says Miss Paley.
However, the tax break will not apply where the value of the property exceeds £500,000, or if it will not be occupied as the purchaser's main residence. "In these cases the normal SDLT rates will apply."
When it comes to Inheritance Tax, there remain ongoing rumours across the industry that there could be significant changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) in the future, explains Miss Paley.
"HMRC is concerned that these reliefs are being exploited to benefit wealthy landowners, and has commissioned research to better understand their motivations and behaviours. Old Mill has contributed to this research, a summary of which has now been published by the Government," she adds.
"It is encouraging that the summary highlighted that the reliefs are crucial and that without them many farms would have to be sold to pay the IHT liability. It also noted that succession planning is generally focused on keeping the farm together to pass it on to the next generation as a viable farming business, with reducing tax being a secondary consideration."
However, it's clear that APR also benefits individuals like wealthy investors who have negligible involvement with the farm itself, and it is those situations that the Government is seeking to target. "So while this report is encouraging, it is likely that HMRC will continue to investigate potential abuse of the reliefs and consider future changes," says Miss Paley. "It's therefore vital, when planning succession, to ensure that your case is entirely compliant with the letter of the law."
For more information contact Victoria Paley on 01935 709431or visit www.oldmillgroup.co.uk.
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Engaging in transcultural histories through collaborations with international museums and curators, Akar Prakar has created a space for indigenous representations from Indian modern and contemporary artists. Operating between its two galleries, in Kolkata and New Delhi, Akar Prakar curates narratives drawn from the subcontinent's modern and contemporary art movements. In the recent past, we have expanded our curatorial focus to include emerging and historical narratives of Southeast Asian art and culture.
Over the years, Akar Prakar has participated in art exhibitions at institutions and museums in different parts of the world, including the 8th Berlin Biennale; Documenta 14; Musée des Arts asiatiques, Nice; Musée national des arts asiatiques Guimet, Paris; DRAF, London; Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin; Asia Week New York 2020, to name a few.
Other than curating exhibitions of Indian modern and contemporary artists, Akar Prakar has been involved with publishing projects in the form of monographs and books on masters such as S. H. Raza, Gopal Ghose, Sarbari Roy Chowdhury, Meera Mukherjee, Ganesh Pyne, Prodosh Das Gupta, among other titles. Our books are co-published and distributed by Mapin Publishing.
In 2019, Akar Prakar launched the first edition of 'artVarta Research and Publishing Grant', a new initiative of the Lath Sarvodaya Trust, Kolkata, which has been actively engaged with arts patronage for the past five decades. The grant supports the work and research of emerging scholars, curators and artists in the field of publishing in arts and culture.
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The farmers of Shepherd's Grain plant the seed, feed the soil and reach out to a growing customer base. In the process, the group of producers have helped create a new model of sustainability, of their land and the mid-sized farm itself.
For Garry Esser, it began as a favor.
During harvest, he was asked by a friend who runs a small mill to set aside some of his dark northern spring wheat. Esser, who farms in the Palouse hills of western Idaho, happily obliged. "So I'm harvesting away," recounts Esser, "and we were filling trucks. Then, I remember I've got to get him a box of wheat. All of a sudden, I'm looking in the bulk tank every two minutes and thinking, 'Well does this look good?' I'm checking it all over and stopping and looking, making sure there's no chaff in it.
That epiphany, says Garry, led him to join with Columbia Plateau Producers in 2010. Better known by its brand name Shepherd's Grain, the organization has carved out a niche that's been held up as a model for midsized farms too large and geographically distant from metro areas to sell to farmers markets, and oftentimes too small to thrive selling its harvest on the open market.
Shepherd's Grain is a licensed grain dealer, yet, in what became a selling point to Esser, it contracts directly with customers—mainly commercial bakeries—instead of the open market. It further twists the typical business model with a payment system for growers that ensures the cost of production is covered, and requires its growers to practice farming methods that are sustainable, although Esser takes umbrage with the term.
Started in 2002 by two Washington state producers, Karl Kupers and Fred Fleming, Shepherd's Grain now includes about 60 wheat growers, mainly in the Northwestern U.S., with a few growers located as far away as Southern California and the Canadian Prairie. Although they've begun offering some of the milled grain at the retail level, the vast majority of what the group sells is to bakeries in Portland and Seattle. In 2015, the Shepherd's Grain farmers produced a total of 673,000 bushels of wheat, a growth of about 720% since 2005.
Mike Moran, general manager for Shepherd's Grain, which has contracted with ADM to mill some of the group's flour..
A threat to farmland everywhere, erosion is a special menace in the extremely hilly Palouse region of Washington and Idaho. There, loess soils sit atop steep hillsides, many of which are farmed, even those at grades of 45% and more. One USDA study estimated that erosion rates on some slopes are as much as 100 to 200 tons per acre per year; compare that to 5.5 tons per acre in Iowa.
To combat the losses, as well as improve soil health, Shepherd's Grain farmers often work together, sharing information on what's worked for them and what hasn't. As a result, many have minimized, if not eliminated, tillage. For instance, Esser and his son John use rotational and cover crops, and say they only till the ground every three to six years, unlike their previous practice of churning up the ground almost annually. "We do less so nature can do more," says Moran of the group's farmers.
Identity-preserved grain can be traced back to growers.
As part of their agreement with Shepherd's Grain, growers must be Food Alliance Certified, which for crop producers requires use of sustainable methods such as buffer strips bordering waterways, soil erosion prevention and pesticide recordkeeping. Producers must also preserve the identity of their grains, agree to grow certain varieties that have undergone testing for baker-friendly qualities and, among other tasks, complete a cost-of-production worksheet that includes everything involved in production, from seeds and fertilizer to fuel and health care.
Jeff Smalley, manager of Fire and Stone Restaurant in Portland, is one of many Shepherd's Grain customers and fans.
Of course, planning requires coordination between farmers and customers, the latter explaining what qualities they look for in flour. "We did a lot of testing of different wheat varieties and developed the original Shepherd's Grain flours that started in 2002," says Moran, who, prior to joining Shepherd's Grain, worked for one of the group's first bakery customers.
"That really set the basis for what Shepherd's Grain is. Now our growers make their planning decisions based on what bakers want and what consumers want. The flavor, the texture, the baking qualities of the wheat are just as important as their agronomic properties." Yet, the exchange is both ways, making greater understanding a sort of byproduct of those connections. Shepherd's Grain even organizes field trips in which farmers visit bakeries and customers visit farms. According to those involved, questions are asked, information exchanged, friendships forged.
"The end users who have bought into Shepherd's Grain have done so for a variety of reasons," says John Esser, who recently became a partner with his dad, Garry. "But I'd say at the top of the list is they've loved the relationship that they have with the growers.
Adds Bunch, who was raised on his family's farm in western Oregon: "Many people in Portland and Seattle have a different culture than the country folk … on the east side of the Cascades. I mean, just different beliefs, different politics.
For more information on Shepherd's Grain, see the group's website.


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"There's enough sorrow in the world, isn't there, without trying to invent it."
E.M.Forster, A Room With A View.
"Mama's coming today, Joe" Luka shared the news with his young son as he lifted him from his crib.
"Mama." The toddler parroted the name, the word just one of his growing vocabulary.
"That's right, Mama, she's going to be so glad to see you, to see how big you've gotten." He drew the boy in for a good morning hug and kiss before carrying him to the bed for his diaper change.
The last few weeks had been difficult ones, not just for having to work with Niko on the arrangements for their father's funeral and burial, but for time afterward when those close to Josip Kovac had come to pay their respects to his grieving sons. While many were content to reminisce about the elder Kovac, other's were unable to contain their curiosity over his return, questions about Joe and inevitably the whereabouts of Abby.
While at the time he has evaded their scrutiny by simply saying that work had delayed her joining them, the truth was what was keeping him up at night, Even now, knowing she would be here before day's end, he found a cloud hanging over them, what if it was only to say she was leaving?
Tending to the arrangements for his father and to his son's daily needs had been a way to avoid thinking about the things that had led Abby to her relapse, but, her arrival tonight meant they would have to face them. Was he ready for that?
"All done, Joe, ready to get some breakfast?" As he finished dressing his son, he tossed the soiled diaper in the hamper and picked him up. What if the worst were to happen when Abby arrived? What if this time away from both he and Joe had made her realize that marriage and a family were not what she wanted in her life? Was he ready to hear that, was he ready to let her go if that was her decision?
"Tata...eat?" As Joe laid his hand against his father's face Luka forced his thoughts back to the present. He couldn't worry about what might happen when Abby got in now, it wouldn't make the day go any faster, or her arrival come any sooner, nor would it change whatever news she might bring with her.
"Yes, Joe, time to eat." He kissed his son's palm before resettling him on his hip.
"Let's go feed you." The worry could wait, he had a hungry mouth to feed.


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Housekeeping is provided once every three nights. A personal chef can be hired in advance to prepare your breakfast, lunch and dinner daily using the communal guest kitchen at a rate of $150 USD per day or part thereof. This is based on $40 USD (breakfast), $50 USD (lunch) and $60 USD (dinner). Guests will need to provide their own food items for our chef to prepare.
Please contact us at 1-246-433-9445 or email us to check availability for the main building and make a reservation.
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We recommend that our guests take out insurance against possible cancellation charges as shown below. If the accommodation is re-let for the full period of the booking, there will be no charge. In the case of early check outs, the full deposit is applied to any cancelled nights of a confirmed reservation.
Full payment for the group reservation for the main building is required at time of booking. Cancellation less than 14 days prior to arrival will result in forfeiture of this deposit.
There will be no refunds for early departures and no-shows will forfeit the initial deposit charged.
The Atlantis Historic Inn has reopened its rooms for booking under COVID-19 protocols. Our famous restaurant will resume service from Thursday December 10th, 2020. See our Dining page for more information.
For guests staying prior to the reopening of the restaurant, we welcome you to make full use of our new communal guest kitchen and lounge on the ground floor to prepare your own meals. This is available 24 hours a day for all hotel guests, except those under quarantine.
Alternatively, there are nearby restaurants which have already reopened and at least two have a delivery service in place.
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My Classroom Is Open To You. There Will Be Fireworks.
In my Understanding Media Studies graduate lecture course, we dedicate the second half of the semester to the various "focus areas" within our curriculum, and we open these lectures to the entire School of Media Studies. You're welcome to join us. All lectures take place in Tishman Auditorium, 66 W 12th Street, from 6 to 7:45 pm.


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Bournemouth Beat Boom
The Bournemouth music scene of the 1960's
The Royal Ballrooms
The Gaumont
The Winter Gardens
Le Disque A Go! Go!
The Bure Club
Gigs 1962
Bournemouth Groups
Southern Groups
Bournemouth Personalities
The Beatles and Bournemouth
Tony Blackburn
The Dowland Brothers
Roy Phillips
Bob Brunning
Michael and Peter Giles
Gordon Haskell
Andrew McCulloch
Richard Palmer-James
Zoot Money
Andy Summers
Colin Allen
The Nite People
Lee Kerslake
Dave Anthony's Moods
Russell Hunter
Tony Howard and The Dictators
The Bunch
Nita Rossi
Rey Anton
Andy Fernbach
Tim Mycroft
Sinnermen and Sara
The Web / Samurai
Team Dokus
Elias Hulk
Spontaneous Combustion
Tony Brock
John Hawken
Don Partridge
Peter Bellamy
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Bibliography and Further Reading
Skiffle not only encouraged thousands of kids to pick up guitars and progress into the electrified world of rock n' roll, it was also a catalyst for many to stay within the realms of acoustic music and further explore the roots of British folk and American country blues. To accommodate the growing hordes of guitar pickers, hundreds of smoke-filled clubs sprung up around the country to showcase the emerging talents of nascent folkies such as Martin Carthy, Ralph McTell, Ashley Hutchings, Bert Jansch and John Renbourn who usurped the finger in the ear woolly jumper stereotypes and captivated a new radical audience of CND supporters, beatniks and students. During the early sixties the music diversified, becoming a melting pot of styles incorporating folk, Celtic jigs and reels, American blues, country and bluegrass and even esoteric African and Indian influences as embraced by Davy Graham and Steve Benbow. Original song writing also crept into repertoires spearheaded by the man of the moment, Bob Dylan. As the differing strands amalgamated into a progressive whole that birthed Donovan, Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span, Pentangle, the Incredible String Band, Al Stewart and John Martyn, one man clung steadfastly to the past, Peter Bellamy. A contradictory figure who loved rock n' roll, blues and jazz while mounting a one-man crusade to promote the traditional songs of Norfolk and the verse of Rudyard Kipling. Peter Bellamy's birth is his only link to the Bournemouth area much like Don Partridge, John Hawken and Darrell Sweet as the family moved away when he was a baby but, however tenuous the link, this is his story.
Peter Franklyn Bellamy was born the fourth of five children on 8th September 1944 in Aston Grays Maternity Home at 21-25 Knole Road in Boscombe, Bournemouth, a stone's throw from St. Clements church. Shortly after his birth the family moved to the tiny Norfolk village of Wells-Next-The-Sea where his father, Richard, was employed as a farm foreman. During the thirties Richard had become a staunch supporter of Oswald Mosley and joined the British Union of Fascists. When war broke out he was imprisoned, along with Mosley, under the 1939 'Emergency Powers Act' for his activities. It appears his father's political leanings had no influence on his son, but his belligerence did, as Peter wasn't averse to goading the mainly communist sympathisers on the folk scene just to provoke a reaction.
During his time at Fakenham Grammar School he fell under the spell of Bill Hayley and rock n' roll and learnt to play the guitar, firstly mimicking the old blues players such as Leadbelly and Big Bill Broonzy and then the American folk singers Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie. At the age of seventeen he attended Norwich School of Art where he discovered English folk music and later studied at the Maidstone College of Art under the tutelage of Peter Blake, the notable artist best known for designing the sleeve for The Beatles Sgt. Peppers album. As Peter experimented with differing musical styles, it dawned on him that his voice was best suited to English folk song, so he diverted all his time and energy into learning the songs of the traditionalist's Ewan McColl, A. L. Lloyd and Harry Cox.
The Young Tradition Left to Right: Royston Wood, Heather Wood & Peter Bellamy
In November 1964 Bellamy tired of academia and with much encouragement from the influential folk singer Anne Briggs, he dropped out of college and concentrated his efforts on becoming a professional musician. He formed the Young Tradition the following spring with Royston Wood, who he met while dossing on the floor of a mutual friends flat and the unrelated Heather Wood, who was born in Sheffield but went to school in Parkstone, a suburb of Poole. She came across the pair while they were performing as a duo at the Scots Hoose pub in Soho. The group's sartorial elegance typified by the Wood's flamboyant hippy gear purchased from Carnaby Street, or in Bellamy's case, self-made William Morris print trousers and fancy jackets fashioned from brocade fabrics, looked bang up to date, although their music harked back to a simpler time from the turn of the century. A lot of their inspiration was drawn from the unaccompanied harmony style of the Copper Family, a group of related singers from Rottingdean near Brighton.
So Cheerfully Round 1967
Galleries 1968
The trio became popular on the London folk circuit regularly appearing at Le Cousins, the Singer's Club, Bunjies, the Troubadour and the Young Tradition Club from whence the group took their name. For a time Peter worked as a stock boy at Transatlantic Records where the owner, Nat Joseph, overheard the trio rehearsing in the company's basement and offered them a record deal. Their first two albums, The Young Tradition and So Cheerfully Round plus the EP Chicken on a Raft, drew from a deep well of rustic collier, hunting and farming songs, street cries, sea shanties and ballads, mostly performed unaccompanied, apart from the odd trill ornamentation from a penny whistle. By the time of their third and final effort, 1968's Galleries, the musical palette had expanded to include seventeenth century hymns, rural American blues and mediaeval ballads with appropriate accompaniment from the Early Music Consort, the fiddle and piano of Fairport Convention's Dave Swarbrick and Sandy Denny respectively and Dolly Collins on portative organ.
The Young Tradition circa 1966, Left to Right: Peter Bellamy, Heather Wood & Royston Wood
During their four-year existence, the group were never fully appreciated in their own country despite high profile gigs at the Royal Festival Hall and the Royal Albert Hall and it wasn't until after the event, that they were looked upon as an important link to past traditions and an influence on future generations of vocal groups. Conversely, they were highly regarded across the pond where appearances at Gerde's Folk City in Greenwich Village, New York and the 1968 Newport Folk Festival boosted their reputation. A rare live recording of the group surfaced in 2013 taped surreptitiously by a fan at Oberlin College in Ohio, showcasing the trio in strident form on spirited renditions of "Byker Hill", "The Two Magicians", Randy Dany-O" and the sea shanty "Blow the Man Down" complete with rousing audience participation. As the decade drew to a close, the Young Tradition couldn't sustain a decent standard of living as both Royston and Peter were now married, which brought down the curtain on their career with a final concert at Cecil Sharp House, (home of the English Folk Dance and Song Society) in October 1969. In later life Peter denounced the group as being too bombastic, believing that they put style over substance, a notion rejected by their fans. After the split, Royston and Heather Wood continued as a duo until Royston's death in a car accident in 1990.
Peter Bellamy performing solo with his concertina
Bellamy struck out on his own releasing a slew of solo albums including, Mainly Norfolk, Songs and Ballads and Fair England's Shore on which he cherry picked the repertoires of ardent traditionalists such as Norfolk's Harry Cox and Sam Larner, singing unaccompanied in much the same manner as they were originally performed over fifty years before. On 1969's The Fox Jumps Over the Parson's Gate, he plundered the same rich vein of material, only with added help from Chris Birch on harmony vocals and accompaniment from Peter's concertina and Barry Dransfield's fiddle.
Merlin's Isle of Gramarye 1972
Barrack Room Ballads 1976
During his childhood Peter acquired a lifelong passion for the poems of Rudyard Kipling, particularly Puck of Pook's Hill and Rewards and Fairies. Over the course of his career he would return repeatedly to the source material and marry over one hundred of Kipling's works to old folk tunes and original melodies, most notably on 1970's Oak Ash and Thorn, 1972's Merlin's Island of Gramarye, 1976's Peter Bellamy Sings the Barrack Room Ballads of Rudyard Kipling, 1982's Keep on Kipling and 1989's Rudyard Kipling Made Exceedingly Good Songs, a pun on a TV advert of the day for a brand of cakes. Unfortunately, not everyone appreciated his championing of the Indian-born poet and author, as he ran into ongoing copyright difficulties, mainly from Kipling's daughter. However, after her death, the Kipling Society came to appreciate his contribution to the poet's legacy, so much so they made him a Fellow of the Society, becoming vice president in 1981. He also received a lot of flak from people he labelled "dyed-in-the-wool lefties", as they viewed the Indian born Kipling in much the same way as the author George Orwell saw him, "as a prophet of British Imperialism". Peter brushed their protestations aside as he revelled in the controversy, taking great delight in ruffling the feathers of the establishment.
The Transports 1977
The Maritime Suite 2018
In 1973 Peter wrote what was to become his greatest achievement, The Transports, a folk opera based on the true story of Henry Cabell and Susannah Holmes, two deportees destined to a life of incarceration as they sailed to Australia on the first convict ships back in 1787. Reportedly written in one burst of inspired creativity over four days and nights, he set the narrative of twenty songs to archaic tunes plucked from the seventeenth century. To help realise his creation, he utilised the baroque, medieval instrumentation of the day with help from arranger Dolly Collins, orchestra director Roddy Skeaping and a cast of musicians drawn from the contemporary folk scene including Martin Carthy, Mike and Norma Waterson, June Tabor, Nic Jones, Cyril Tawney, A. L. Lloyd and Dave Swarbrick. When the album finally became available in 1977, it won the folk record of the year award in The Guardian newspaper. Another of Bellamy's ambitious projects, The Maritime Suite, collected thirteen sea faring songs from Saxon times to the nineteenth century for a one-off BBC broadcast entitled, We Have Fed Our Sea. A live recording from Wensum Lodge in Norwich didn't gain an official release until the Fellside label made it available on CD in 2018.
During the seventies Peter perfected his own style of song writing by marrying original lyrics to traditional tunes, most tellingly on the two albums he released in 1975, the self-titled Peter Bellamy, his first LP to be recorded and issued in the United States and Tell it Like it Was. For 1979's Both Sides Then, considered by some to be one of his best, he blended English, Irish and American Appalachian traditions into a complete whole with support from his former Young Tradition cohorts Royston and Heather Wood, his then wife Anthea, the Watersons, Lisa Null, Bill Shute, Louis Killen and Dave Swarbrick.
Peter Bellamy 1975
Both Sides Then 1979
As the eighties wore on he found it increasingly difficult to secure gigs and would often brandish his empty diary in front of friends. However, the fame he garnered from his time with the Young Tradition opened doors for him to tour the USA and Australia, where he hosted a concert at the prestigious Sydney Opera House, but the inability to sustain a workable career in his own country weighed heavily on his mind.
On 24th September 1991, Peter left his home in Keighley and took a walk along the Leeds and Liverpool canal to a spot overlooking his house across a valley. He then washed down a large dose of anti-depressants with a half bottle of whiskey. It was not the first time he had attempted suicide, over the years he had struggled with alcohol, depression and dips in his career but this time he succeeded. He was forty-seven years old. His cremation took place in Shipley and his ashes scattered in the garden of Bateman's in Burwash, Sussex, the home of Rudyard Kipling. He was succeeded by his ex-spouse Anthea and his current wife Jenny. A celebration of his life and work took place at the Conway Hall in London on the 2nd October 1992 with a day of concerts, including a complete performance of his masterwork, The Transports.
Peter Bellamy in later life
Although he was highly regarded by a hard core of admirers, he never really achieved the breakthrough his talents warranted. He blamed his lack of success on his championing of the much derided, "apologist for colonialism" Rudyard Kipling and his steadfast refusal to tow the leftish line common in folk circles. A confrontational man of many contradictions, he closely studied the singers of the past, while enjoying the music of Elvis Presley and the Rolling Stones. His flamboyant dress-sense, long flowing blond hair, antagonistic nature and arrogance, polarised the wider folk fraternity however, his close friends regarded him as a generous, warm man who had a wicked sense of humour. He demonstrated this by hanging a strip cartoon called Borfolk, from the folk magazine Southern Rag on his wall, which mocked his distinctive nasal vibrato by inventing a neat anagram of his name, Elmer P. Bleaty. Amongst his many talents he was an accomplished artist and painted numerous portraits of rock and blues singers, he also designed virtually all of his album sleeves. A definite marmite character, his strident delivery and distinctive voice could either draw the listener into a bygone day of sea shanties, ballads and street hollers or have one reaching for the off button. There was no middle ground with Peter Bellamy.
For an overview of his solo career try the three CD Wake the Vaunted Echoes: A Celebration of Peter Bellamy on Free Reed Records. For his first group dip into the two CD compilation The Young Tradition on Demon.
The Young Tradition 1989
Wake the Vaunted Echoes 1999
Peter Bellamy Discography
The Young Tradition EP
Chicken on a Raft: Transatlantic (EP TRA 166) 1967
The Young Tradition Albums
The Young Tradition: Transatlantic (TRA 142) 1966
So Cheerfully Round: Transatlantic (TRA 155) 1967
Galleries: Transatlantic (TRA 172) 1968
The Young Tradition Sampler: Transatlantic (TRASAM 13) 1969
Oberlin 1968: Fledg'ling Records (FLED 3094) 2013 Live CD
The Young Tradition: Demon (TRANDEM 5) 1989 A 2 CD compilation
Albums featuring the Young Tradition
Judy Collins In My Life: Elektra (EKS 7320) 1966
Shirley Collins The Sweet Primroses: Topic (12T170) 1967
Shirley and Dolly Collins The Holly Bears the Crown: Fledg'ling Records (FLED 3006) 1995 Recorded in 1969 but shelved due to the breakup of the Young Tradition
Tony Rose Young Hunting: Trailer (LER 2013) 1970
Peter Bellamy Albums
Mainly Norfolk, Songs and Ballads: Transatlantic (XTRA 1060) 1968
Fair England's Shore: Transatlantic (XTRA 1075) 1969
The Fox Jumps Over the Parson's Gate: Topic Records (12T200) 1970
Oak, Ash and Thorn: Argo (ZFB 11) 1970
Won't You Go My Way: Argo (ZFB 37) 1972 Recorded live with Louis Killenin in Norwich
Merlin's Island of Gramarye: Argo (ZFB 81) 1972
Peter Bellamy: Green Linnet (SIF 1001) 1975
Tell it Like it Was: Trailer (LER 2089) 1975
The Barrack Room Ballads of Rudyard Kipling: Free Reed (FRR 014) 1976
The Transports: A Ballad Opera by Peter Bellamy: Free Reed Records (FRRD 021/022) 1977
Both Sides Then: Topic Records (12TS400) 1979
The Maritime England Suite: 1982 Self released cassette
Keep on Kipling: Fellside Recordings (FE 032) 1982
Fair Annie: 1983 Self released cassette
Second Wind: English Folk Dance and Song Society (EFDSS002) 1985
Rudyard Kipling Made Exceedingly Good Songs: Dambuster (DAM 019) 1989
Soldiers Three: 1990 Self released cassette
Songs an' Rummy Conjurin' Tricks: Fellside (FSC 5) 1990 Live at the Cockermouth Folk Club
Wake the Vaunted Echoes: A Celebration of Peter Bellamy: Free Reed Records (FRTCD 14) 1999 A three disc retrospective
The Maritime Suite: Fellside (FECD284) 2018
Albums featuring Peter Bellamy
Various Artists The Tale of Ale: The Story of the Englishman and His Beer: Free Reed Records (FRRD 023/024) 1976
Royston Wood and Heather Wood No Relation: Transatlantic (TRA 342) 1977
Bill Shute and Lisa Null American Primitive: Green Linnet (SIF 1025) 1980
The Kipper Family The Crab Wars: Dambusters Records (DAM 017) 1986


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National Guard Rescues Hundreds Stranded by Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico
Amanda Casanova | ChristianHeadlines.com Contributor | Tuesday, September 20, 2022
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More rain fell over Puerto Rico as Hurricane Fiona blew through the area earlier this week.
On Monday, Fiona knocked out electricity to most of the island and National Guard soldiers were called to rescue some 900 stranded people.
According to the Associated Press, it could be days before power is restored.
As of Tuesday, up to 22 inches of rain had fallen in some areas of Puerto Rico, and forecasters predicted that another 4 to 8 inches could still fall as the storm moves.
"It's important people understand that this is not over," said Ernesto Morales, a weather service meteorologist in San Juan.
Officials said two people were killed in the storm, including a Puerto Rican man who was swept away by a flooded river and a Dominican Republic citizen who was struck by a falling tree.
The storm is expected to grow into a major hurricane of Category 3 or greater and pass near the Turks and Caicos islands. It is not expected to impact the U.S. mainland.
"The damages that we are seeing are catastrophic," Gov. Pedro Pierluisi said.
More than 837,000 water customers were without water because of turbid water at filtration points or lack of electricity, officials also reported.
Roads were also destroyed, and a bridge was swept away in Utuado.
In the Dominican Republic, which was also hit, beaches and ports have been closed. Some 800 people have been evacuated, and more than 700 are in shelters.
The storm is now heading northwest at 10 mph with maximum sustained winds of 105 mph, but its tropical-storm-force winds extend up to 140 miles from the center of the storm system.
In 2017, Hurricane Maria severely damaged Puerto Rico, killing some 3,000 people, knocking out electricity and destroying homes. Five years later, more than 3,000 homes are still covered by blue tarps signifying storm damage from the 2017 hurricane.
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Fundamental rights are a group of rights that have been recognized by a high degree of protection from encroachment. These rights are specifically identified in a constitution, or have been found under due process of law. The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 16, established in 2015, underscores the link between promoting human rights and sustaining peace.

List of important rights
Some universally recognised rights that are seen as fundamental, i.e., contained in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the U.N. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, or the U.N. International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, include the following:

 Right to self-determination
 Right to liberty
 Right to due process of law
 Right to freedom of movement
 Right to privacy
 Right to freedom of thought
 Right to freedom of religion
 Right to freedom of expression
 Right to peaceful assembly
 Right to freedom of association

Specific jurisdictions

Canada

In Canada, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms outlines four Fundamental Freedoms. These are freedom of:
 Conscience and religion
 Thought, belief, opinion, and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication
 Peaceful assembly
 Association.

Europe
On a European level, fundamental rights are protected in three laws:
 The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
 The Fundamental Freedoms of the European Union
 The European Convention on Human Rights

Japan
In Japan, fundamental rights protected by the Constitution of Japan include:

 Civil liberties, including the right to liberty and the right to freedom of expression, thought, conscience and religion
 Social rights, including the right to receive education and the right to maintain the minimum standards of wholesome and cultured living

India
There are six fundamental rights recognized in the Constitution of India:

 the right to equality (Articles 14-18),
 the right to freedom (Article 19, 22),
 the right against exploitation (Articles 23-24),
 the right to freedom of religion (Articles 25-28),
 cultural and educational rights (Articles 29-30) and
 the right to constitutional remedies (Article 32 and 226).

United States
Though many fundamental rights are also widely considered human rights, the classification of a right as "fundamental" invokes specific legal tests courts use to determine the constrained conditions under which the United States government and various state governments may limit these rights. In such legal contexts, courts determine whether rights are fundamental by examining the historical foundations of those rights and by determining whether their protection is part of a longstanding tradition. In particular, courts look to whether the right is "so rooted in the traditions and conscience of our people as to be ranked as fundamental." Individual states may guarantee other rights as fundamental. That is, States may add to fundamental rights but can never diminish and rarely infringe upon fundamental rights by legislative processes. Any such attempt, if challenged, may involve a "strict scrutiny" review in court.

In American Constitutional Law, fundamental rights have special significance under the U.S. Constitution. Those rights enumerated in the U.S. Constitution are recognized as "fundamental" by the U.S. Supreme Court. According to the Supreme Court, enumerated rights that are incorporated are so fundamental that any law restricting such a right must both serve a compelling state purpose and be narrowly tailored to that compelling purpose.

The original interpretation of the United States Bill of Rights was that only the Federal Government was bound by it. In 1835, the U.S. Supreme Court in Barron v Baltimore unanimously ruled that the Bill of Rights did not apply to the states. During post-Civil War Reconstruction, the 14th Amendment was adopted in 1868 to rectify this condition, and to specifically apply the whole of the Constitution to all U.S. states. In 1873, the Supreme Court essentially nullified the key language of the 14th Amendment that guaranteed all "privileges or immunities" to all U.S. citizens, in a series of cases called the Slaughterhouse cases. This decision and others allowed post-emancipation racial discrimination to continue largely unabated.

Later Supreme Court justices found a way around these limitations without overturning the Slaughterhouse precedent: they created a concept called Selective Incorporation. Under this legal theory, the court used the remaining 14th Amendment protections for equal protection and due process to "incorporate" individual elements of the Bill of Rights against the states. "The test usually articulated for determining fundamentality under the Due Process Clause is that the putative right must be 'implicit in the concept of ordered liberty', or 'deeply rooted in this Nation's history and tradition.'" Compare page 267 Lutz v. City of York, Pa., 899 F. 2d 255 - United States Court of Appeals, 3rd Circuit, 1990.

This set in motion a continuous process under which each individual right under the Bill of Rights was incorporated, one by one. That process has extended more than a century, with the free speech clause of the First Amendment first incorporated in 1925 in Gitlow v New York. The most recent amendment completely incorporated as fundamental was the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms for personal self-defense, in McDonald v Chicago, handed down in 2010 and the Eighth Amendment's restrictions on excessive fines in Timbs v. Indiana in 2019.

Not all clauses of all amendments have been incorporated. For example, states are not required to obey the Fifth Amendment's requirement of indictment by grand jury. Many states choose to use preliminary hearings instead of grand juries. It is possible that future cases may incorporate additional clauses of the Bill of Rights against the states.

The Bill of Rights lists specifically enumerated rights. The Supreme Court has extended fundamental rights by recognizing several fundamental rights not specifically enumerated in the Constitution, including but not limited to:
 The right to interstate travel
 The right to parent one's children
 The right to privacy
 The right to marriage
 The right of self-defense
Any restrictions a government statute or policy places on these rights are evaluated with strict scrutiny.  If a right is denied to everyone, it is an issue of substantive due process. If a right is denied to some individuals but not others, it is also an issue of equal protection. However, any action that abridges a right deemed fundamental, when also violating equal protection, is still held to the more exacting standard of strict scrutiny, instead of the less demanding rational basis test.

During the Lochner era, the right to freedom of contract was considered fundamental, and thus restrictions on that right were subject to strict scrutiny.  Following the 1937 Supreme Court decision in West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish, though, the right to contract became considerably less important in the context of substantive due process and restrictions on it were evaluated under the rational basis standard.

See also
Fundamental Rights Agency of the European Union
Inalienable rights
Universal human rights

References

Constitutional law
Rights
Civil rights and liberties


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Writer of: San Antonio Rose; Lone Star Rag; Texas Two Step; Wills Breakdown; Betty's Waltz; I'll Have Somebody Else, etc. Co-writer of: I Knew the Moment I Lost You; New Faded Love; Faded Love; Bob's Break�down; With Tears in My Eyes; Wait'll You See; My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You; Stars and Stripes on Iwo Jima. Address: Liberty Records, 6920 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, California.
Wills, Calvin L., b. 2/27/26, Memphis, Texas; w. Lillian Kil-patrick; s. Randy Calvin, 9; d. Cynthia Ann, 6. Schools attended: Memphis High Sch., Memphis, Texas, 1940-1; Colton High Sch., Colton, Calif., 1941-4; GI Music Sch., Dallas, Texas, 1947-8. Entertainment experience: Per�sonal appearances on Gospel programs in Texas and Okla., 1938-41, with Wills Family Quartet, composed of: Bill Wills; Norma Jo Wills, Lou Wills Hildreth; Betty Wills Stephens; and Bobby Wills; West Coast, 1941-44; Dallas-Ft. Worth area, 1944�; KJIM, Ft. Worth, Texas, 1954-6; KKSN, Dallas, Texas, 1958�; WBAP-TV, Ft. Worth, 1957�. Custom, Starday, Sword and Shield, Ed�wards, and Bibletone Records. Album: Singing His Praises, 1959. Songs recorded: He Bought My Soul at Calvary, 1955; Led by the Master's Hand, 1955; If I Didn't Have Jesus by My Side, 1955; Climbing up the Mt., 1955; I Have a Desire, 1956; Then I Met the Master, 1956; He'll Answer You, 1957; I Need the Lord, 1957; He's Got the Whole World; I Am a Pilgrim; One by One, 1958; Devil Can't Harm a Prayin' Man, 1958; How Great Thou Art, 1959; I Know He Heard My Prayer, 1959; etc Co-writer of: If I Didn't Have Jesus by My Side, 1955; I've Got Joy, 1959. Business enterprises: Wills Family Gospel Music Center, Arlington, Texas; S and S Record�ing and Publishing Co., Arlington, Texas. Address: 406 West Main Street, Arlington, Texas.
Wilson, Grace; b. 4/10, Owosso, Mich.; h. Dr. Henry Rich�ards, died, 1922. Attended Eurselene Convent, Toledo, Ohio. Entertainment experience: Vaudeville and road shows, since age 4; WLS National Barn Dance, from the beginning to the end, 1924-60. M and M. Cole Records: Bringing Home the Bacon, 1955; I Wonder When, 1954.


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There are codes that mean to lengthen or shorten a note, like brackets around a number that mean to hold it until a dot appears on the screen, or the number eight or nine signaling a shortened or lengthened note respectively.
For example, the network of signaling molecules that normally regulates a person's immune response is disrupted during HIV disease, impairing a person's ability to fight other infections.
It can also lead to HELLP syndrome, with hemolysis (destruction) of red blood cells, elevated liver enzymes signaling liver damage, and low platelet count (leading to bleeding problems).
However, in an autoimmune disease, the body can't differentiate between its own tissues and cells and any foreign substances, signaling the immune system to make auto-antibodies.
There has also been much interpretation of Nostradamus' theories as signaling the end of the World in 2012, even though the quatrains referenced bear no discussion of 2012.
In short, Sensa, also called "the sprinkle diet," affects your receptors for taste and smell by enhancing those characteristics and thus signaling you are full.
Pete walked back to her, signaling to the other men to join them.
Across the lake, the beginning glow of from the late summer sun broke through the low clouds, signaling an end to the rain.