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Purchased in '82 with 87,000 miles on it. Major rust on front fenders and firewall. The rest of the body and interior was OK. Replaced the front fenders, replaced the rusted parts of the firewall, rebuilt the engine, replaced transmission, exhaust, t...
BMWCCA 1997 Oktoberfest in Waterville Valley New Hampshire. Owned by Jeff Ladner from Maine at the time.
BMWCCA 1997 Oktoberfest in Waterville Valley New Hampshire.
BMWCCA 1997 Oktoberfest in Waterville Valley New Hampshire. Owned by Jack Miller at the time.
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Original California-delivery car. I'm 3rd owner. 120k miles on chassis April 2001 Ron Dwyer, owner 1993-2001, did most modifications Much original paperwork, maintenance records. Not all records included but a hell of a lot, including original brochu...
The car was exported to Italy. Now, it is waiting for complete restoration.
Sold at Weatherford Motors, Inc. 2036 Blake Street, Berkeley, Ca 94703 (415) 549 2030 to Mr Dan T Radke of San Francisco, Ca. Mr. Radke owned the car for an unknown time between 1973 and 1994. In 1994 the car was sold to Dr. Kenny Tse, also of San Fr...
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I appear to be the 7th owner, with full history of the vehicle going back to original registration in Zurick in 1973. The car is now in NSW Historic registration but also bears the original Swiss number plate ZH57342.
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Six substituted N-(2-hydroxyphenyl)-2-[(4-methylbenzensulfonyl)amino]acetamides 7-12 have been synthesized from 2-amino-3-nitrophenol, 2-amino-4-nitrophenol, 2-amino-5-nitrophenol, 2-amino-4-chlorophenol, 2-amino-4-tert-butylphenol, 2-amino-4-chloro-5-nitrophenol, and the [(4-methylbenzenesulfonyl)amino]acetyl chloride derivative of [(4-methylbenzenesulfonyl)amino]acetic acid. These compounds have been characterized by FAB mass spectrometry, IR, and NMR (1H, 13C, 15N) spectroscopy. Variable temperature NMR experiments on compounds 7-12 gave evidence for the formation of intra- and intermolecular hydrogen-bonds in solution. The molecular structure of 7 and 12 was determined by X-ray crystallography. The electronic behavior of the intramolecular hydrogen-bonds in these compounds was established by NBO studies.


The 2018 SIP Thematic Network provided a unique opportunity to create new synergies and break silos. SIP is now collaborating with the Joint Action of the European Commission CHRODIS Plus which aims to implement pilot projects and generate practical lessons in the area of chronic diseases. Through CHRODIS+ 42 Partners representing 21 European countries collaborate to implement pilot projects and generate practical lessons in the field of chronic diseases.
Pain Alliance Europe (PAE) proudly represents the SIP partners in CHRODIS+ activities and is particularly involved in the Work Package (WP) 8 on Employment and Chronic Conditions.
As chronic pain is the number one reason for workplace absenteeism and disability in the EU, it has been identified as one of four key issues for patients with chronic pain in the SIP Joint Statement.
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The meeting on "Employment in the Multi-morbidity Chronic Care Model" took place at the Policlinico Gemelli in Rome, Italy, on the 28th February 2018 and PAE was represented by Mr. Joop van Griensven, PAE President.
The final aim of this expert meeting was the production of a document useful to the introduction of employment into the Multimorbidity Care Model so as to innovate care and pathways of chronic patients.
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Q: TestNg Parallel execution result shows less pass percentage compare to Normal Execution I am running my selenium test framework using testng.xml file. When I run the tests in the testng.xml parallelly(different browsers) , the pass percentage is very less,i.e 80% but when I run the testng.xml , the pass percent is above 95. Could some one tell me why it could be so?

A: Please make the below changes in your code and after that your concurrency related issues should go away.
Within your BrowserHandler:

*

*Within getDriver(String browsername) add WebDriver driver = null as the first line (We are declaring WebDriver to be a local variable now)

*Remove the data member protected  WebDriver driver=null; and instead include a thread local variant : private static ThreadLocal<WebDriver> driver = new ThreadLocal<>();

*Add a new method such as below :

public static WebDriver getDriver() {
    return driver.get();
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public static void setDriver(WebDriver localDriver) {
    driver.set(localDriver);
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Within your BaseClass :

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*In the method launch_App() change getDriver(browsername); to setDriver(getDriver(browsername));

*In the method afterMethod(ITestResult result) change driver.quit(); to getDriver().quit().

*In the method afterMethod(ITestResult result) add an extra line setDriver(null); after the statement getDriver().quit();
Now through out your test code, whenever you need to access the webdriver you should be using getDriver() [ I am assuming that all your test classes are going to extend BaseClass (which again extends BrowserHandler)]
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Data protection. Data Bill falls short on privacy protection
December 24, 2021 - Updated 11:27 am IST
It needs to strike the right balance between national security and citizens' rights. An independent regulator is called for
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Every success or innovation brings with it challenges that need balanced solutions. The same holds true for the internet revolution. Internet is all pervasive. As a result, the volumes of information, created and consumed daily in India, have grown exponentially.
Some have described this data next to oil in utility, and are apprehensive of how businesses might use this data for their parochial commercial interest. If personal information falls into wrong hands, it violates his constitutional rights of privacy. The Government views data protection as a significant avenue of policy reform under its expanding digital economy. The Personal Data Protection Bill, which was tabled in December 2019 and has just been adopted by the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC), seeks to provide a protective mechanism for its citizens.
The draft Bill includes key changes to the original bill with regard to penal provisions on fiduciaries breaching data privacy. The Bill trifurcates data into the categories of personal data, sensitive personal data and critical personal data. As a first step, data will be stored and processed within India's boundaries, but who decides the contours of three categories?
This localisation of data, with the government at its nucleus, marks a significant step to curb the spread of fake news. Localisation provides easy access to help law-enforcement agencies to access data in case of cyber-attack investigations. The Bill has been described as a pivotal step for the progress of Indian companies by PP Chaudhary, chairman of the JPC. Chaudhary stressed that the Bill enhances the chances of Indian companies to compete in the global market and boost employment, while emphasising that this step "will not hurt the industry".
A cornerstone to privacy in India is the case judgment on Justice KS Puttaswamy and others vs Union of India , which unanimously reaffirmed right to privacy as a fundamental right specified under Article 21. In 2017, after the legal validity of the Aadhaar database was put under scrutiny, this ruling underlined the expansive nature of the right to privacy under India's constitutional provisions.
The previous draft version of the data protection Bill prepared by the committee headed by retired Justice BN Srikrishna passed the three-part test of necessity, proportionality and legality which are enshrined in the Puttaswamy judgment.
A provision under part III of the Constitution that was a pillar of concern previously is Article 359, which bestows the President with the power to suspend fundamental rights entirely during conditions that qualify as state emergencies.
This facet of infringement of personal rights cited in the Constitution has once again come under scrutiny in light of the JPC version of the Bill which provides the State with blanket exemptions on accessing citizen data under Section 35.
This legal abridgement of the right to privacy has a serious implications for the fundamental rights of citizens of India and defies the basic skeleton upholding the republic status of India.
The supremacy of the sovereign is supreme, so is privacy. The key is to provide a balanced approach between citizens' rights and security/sovereignty of the nation. Democratic rights and privacy laws are a subject of global debate.
The Data Bill has to deal with the dilemma of choosing equally between cardinal concerns of national security and safeguarding the fundamental rights of its citizens. It is unsettling that Chaudhary, while declaring that the Bill was inclusive of sufficient safeguards and that it did not grant any overarching power to the State, commented that "fundamental rights are always subject to reasonable restrictions but (the provision of) judicial review is always there". Citizens' personal and sensitive data must be dealt with carefully that should include the ability to survey the State's actions to access personal data of citizens.
The Data Protection Bill needs to have an accountability framework that ensures transparency of operations, which can be achieved successfully by an independent third-party data regulator or an independent ombudsman.
The presence of such a regulator is also significant for India internationally as it can enable the country to enter into bilateral data treaties, once such a strong measure is included in the Bill. The Bill can make a statement globally that India not only values innovation and trade but also its citizens' privacy.
The writer is member, London Court of International Arbitration
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She Kills Monsters
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Today, Thursday, Oct. 6. marks the final performance of Kennedy's fall play, She Kills Monsters. The play is in its second week, which is longer than usual for Kennedy Drama Department productions.
The play's concept centers around the popular board game of geeks, Dungeons and Dragons, and the lives of the Evans sisters, Tilly and Agnes. Tilly was an avid Dungeons and Dragons player before passing away tragically in a car accident. Her average and relatively mundane sister, Agnes, attempts to connect with the little sister she was never close to through one of Tilly's old Dungeons and Dragons modules (a sort of adventure script for a round of the game).
The story-line weaves viewers in and out of Agnes' real life and the game-play, where she discovers things about her sister she never realized before. Agnes begins to meet the real life people from her sister's life who inspired characters within Tilly's game, and she slowly feels closer to her sister than she ever did when Tilly was alive. The play truly examines the concept of loss and discovery, while wrenching at viewers' hearts with a touching story-line.
"It explores relationships and sexuality and wish-fulfillment. You follow along with Agnes as she copes with the loss of her sister," Sam Bennett, jr. said. He plays Farrah, the Fairy in the show.
Another unique feature of the play, besides it's unique plot, is the intensive use of props and costuming required to create a realistic live-action game of Dungeons and Dragons. From bugbears to gelatinous cubes, every monster had to be created for the stage show. Nearly every character had a "real life" and "in-game" look. The "in-game" looks particularly were quite intricate, with leather clad demon princesses and bloodied succubus making appearances among other battle-armor characters.
"The costumes are either super medieval-y or very 90's, and I love the 90's. I have two pairs of the exact same costume, one with blood and all torn up, and the other one is normal, because in one of them I'm a demon," Michael Shea, sr. said. He plays Evil Gabe/Gabe in the play.
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Egyptian Govt. Appeals against a Ruling to Overturn Freeze on Famous Footballer Aboutrika's Assets
July 24, 2016 Noura Ali Egypt Latest News
Egypt's State Lawsuits Authority -a body representing the government in legal cases- has appealed against a court's ruling that canceled the decision to seize renowned Egyptian footballer Mohamed Aboutrika's assets.
Egypt's administrative court overturned a decision made by a government committee to seize Trika's assets in June. However, the State Lawsuits Authority filed on Sunday an appeal calling for the overturning of the court decision.
In May 2015, a government committee, which is tasked to manage the funds of the Muslim Brotherhood for affiliation with the banned group, confiscated the assets of a tourism company co-founded by Trika .
At that time, the government committee has stated in a published statement that the company Ashab Tours was co-established by a "leading Muslim Brotherhood" figure.
The statement claimed that the company's manager, Mohamed al-Qadi is a "leading Muslim Brotherhood figure" who is currently in custody and accused of committing anti-state hostilities and using the company's assets to fund "terrorist operations". A regular allegation subjected against the members of the Muslim Brotherhood members or President Morsi's supporters after the military coup led by Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in 2013.
Aboutrika had previously challenged the committee's decision to confiscate his assets; however, the committee had rejected his challenge. The football player then resorted to the administrative court to appeal the decision.
Later, a subsidiary of the State Council recommended in its consultative report that the administrative court accept Aboutrika's appeal, adding that the committee to manage the funds of the Brotherhood had infringed Aboutrika's property rights and violated his constitutional rights.
Following a September 2013 court ruling which banned the Brotherhood's activities in the country, a committee was formed to manage the funds of the Muslim Brotherhood for affiliation with the banned group. The ruling ordered to track the activities of any association that branches from the Brotherhood, that was founded by Brotherhood funds or that receives any form of support from the Brotherhood.
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The Glasgow fashion scene is bursting at the seams with creative talent, so it's no surprise that Italian-born designer Silvia Pellegrino decided to start up her own label here. Chouchou creates unique hoods with a couture feel which appeal to the city's fashion-forward, individual style. Unsurprisingly, Pellegrino's range of Hollyhoods have attracted quite the following, and GUM were lucky enough to feature one of her striking pieces in our latest issue. Flick to page 20 of our 'Blackout' feature to see the Hollyhood Rose in action. We caught up with the designer again to talk hoods, hoods, hoods! [caption id="attachment_2947" align="aligncenter" width="584"] photo by Chris Park[/caption] How did Chouchou get started? It started when I was an intern for a company called Kucoon in LA in 2007, that was one of the best experiences of my life, I met so many talented designers. I find in California there are a lot of inspirational people, so working for Kucoon was the best thing that could have happened at the time, and when the internship was over the designer Andrea Spratt asked me: "do you want to stay?" and I was really tempted to just say yes. At the time I was so determined to start something of my own so I went back to Italy and invested my savings into the creation of our first S/S collection, and this collection for one reason or another was going to be shown here in Glasgow. So, at some point I decided it would be a great idea to move to Scotland altogether because I always had great connections here. I moved here in 2009 and started the company here in 2010 and it just grew from there How did you come up with the name? What does the name Chouchou mean? The name came from another trip that I did in South Africa, passing through Paris. The word Chouchou came out and my French friend explained that it's a term used with a person you love. Chouchou means loved one. Once I was doing a market in Italy and this now famous photographer came up to me and said: "What's your company name?", and I said Chouchou and he said to me, "Wow that's so much fun", because in Naples when you see a hot girl on the street and you know her name you simply go: "sciu'sciu'!". (read as Chouchou)


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Davos Founder Hopes Trump And His Critics Keep Open Minds
The founder of the World Economic Forum says he hopes President Donald Trump's planned visit to Davos this week will "provide him even better with a global perspective," and says critics of the U.S. leader should hear him out.
Jamey Keaten, Associated Press
DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — The founder of the World Economic Forum says he hopes President Donald Trump's planned visit to Davos this week will "provide him even better with a global perspective," and says critics of the U.S. leader should hear him out.
Klaus Schwab couldn't confirm whether Trump will actually attend the WEF event in the Alpine snows on Friday, as scheduled, because of the U.S. government shutdown. The White House has previously said that Trump would detail his "America First" stance — which doesn't always square with the Davos globalist mindset — and that it was assessing day by day whether the government shutdown might derail his trip.
More than 60 heads of state and government, plus hundreds of business leaders, academics, civil society advocates and celebrities are meeting in Davos from Tuesday to Friday, an event featuring roughly 400 debates and panels on topics like action on the environment, the outlook for Africa, and ways that refugees can contribute to their host countries.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Schwab said that now that economic fortunes worldwide are rising and the financial crisis is fading, business has to take a major role in solving social problems.
"What we need is 'qualitative easing' to make the lives of those who have been left out better, and to include them into the economic development process," said Schwab.
As for Trump, the WEF founder said the emphasis should not be on him as a person.
"Let's not forget he is the democratically elected president of the most powerful nation in the world," Schwab said. "Without the cooperation, without the positive approach of the United States, we will not make very much progress in finding solutions. So his participation is very important."
Some participants and protesters want Trump to stay away, or even apologize for his remarks that they perceive as racist, sexist or xenophobic.
"My message to those people would be: It is the spirit of Davos to listen to people, to interact, to show respect," he said. "And we should not look at, let's say, being influenced by our emotions. We should see what his message will be, and then we can form our own proper opinion."
As for Trump himself: Could he come away with a changed mind?
"I think what's important is that whoever is the leader of a country does not have just a national perspective, but an international perspective, a global perspective," Schwab said. "And the presence of the president of the United States here, Donald Trump, will hopefully provide him even better with a global perspective."
Theodora Tongas in Davos contributed to this report.
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Jana Müller Gerisch (born 24 May 1978 in Parchim) is a female German volleyball player who played for the German Women's National Team.

She played at the 2002 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship in Germany, and at the 2003 Women's European Volleyball Championship.
On club level she played with Schweriner SC.

Career
Jana Gerisch grew up in Matzlow at Parchim in, and began her career at SV progress Neustadt-Glewe.
In 1990, at the age of twelve, she moved to Schwerin SC and joined the first team in 1997.
In addition to various youth and junior titles, she won four German championship titles with the SSC and once the DVV Cup.
From 2004, she played successfully for the Dresdner SC in the Bundesliga, with which she again became German champion in 2007. In addition, she won the DVV Cup and the Challenge Cup in 2010 with the DSC.
In June 2009, she married Felix Gerisch and adopted his surname.
After the 2009/10 season she finished her career.

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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library houses Woodrow Wilson materials from during and immediately after his lifetime, memoirs of those who worked with him, and governmental volumes concerning World War I.[4] The library is located at the Woodrow Wilson Birthplace, at 18–24 North Coalter Street in Staunton, Virginia. The library is home to the Woodrow Wilson presidential car, a Pierce Arrow limousine.
However, the President's actual papers are located at Princeton University's Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
The Woodrow Wilson Birthplace is referred to as The Manse, which is the name of a Presbyterian minister's home. The Manse was constructed in 1846 by the Staunton First Presbyterian Church. It has twelve rooms with twelve fireplaces, and cost about $4,000 (equal to $104,993 today). The Wilson family moved into the house in 1855. At that time the family only consisted of his two parents, Jessie Woodrow Wilson and Joseph Ruggles Wilson, and their two daughters Marion and Annie, who were about four and two years old, respectively. Thomas Woodrow Wilson was born in what is now called the "birth room" on December 28, 1856. The Wilsons left The Manse in early 1858 when Joseph Wilson accepted a call from a congregation in Augusta, Georgia.
After the Wilsons moved out of The Manse it remained a Presybterian minister's home well into the 1920s. It was only after Woodrow Wilson's death that his widow, Edith Bolling Galt Wilson, returned to Staunton with plans of creating a memorial. The house was restored to its 1850s look over the next 80 years, which included removing bathrooms, changing light fixtures, and stripping paint. Recently The Manse was restored to its original red brick, having been painted white for almost a century.
It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. It is located in the Gospel Hill Historic District.
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The Center for Research and Training in Interfaith Relations will be inaugurated with a launch event tomorrow at its headquarters in Rabat.
Launched under the auspices of the Mohamedian League of Religious Scholars (al Rabita al Mohammadiyya lil 'Ulama') the Center will seek to outline their approach in building partnerships across belief systems nationalities ethnicities age groups and genders through research training and various other activities.
Najib: Strengthen interfaith understanding, tolerance and respect for national harmony
here must be continuous efforts towards strengthening the pillars and fabric of multi-faith to ensure the nation's harmony remained intact.
In making the call, prime minister, Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak said Malaysia's complex society has managed to build the nation without any conflicts and this must be maintained.
"After independence, Malaysia has gracefully braced the challenges in bringing the nation up without any conflict that could destroy it.
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The Brookfield Elm Grove Interfaith Network (BEGIN) joined forces with the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee in order to put on the event, titled "What Do We Really Know About Islam? Answering the Difficult Questions."
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Mérida is the capital of Yucatan, a state in Mexico. Merida is also the largest city of the Yucatán Peninsula. It is located in the northwest part of the state, about 35 kilometres off the coast of the Gulf of Mexico.The city is also the municipal seat of the Municipality of Mérida, which includes the city and the areas around it.
According to the 2015 census, the population of Mérida was 892,363, ranking 14th among the most populous Mexican cities. The Greater Mérida metropolitan area includes the municipalities of Mérida, Umán and Kanasín and had a population of 1,035,238 in the 2010 census. The municipality's area is 858.41 km². Among the four cities that share the same name around the world, it is the largest -the other three being in Spain, Venezuela, and the Philippines.
The city, similarly to much of the state, has heavy Mayan, Spanish, French, British, Lebanese and to a lesser extent Dutch influences. Mérida has the highest percentage of indigenous population within any large city in Mexico. The percentage of the indigenous people was approximately 60% of all inhabitants being of Maya ethnicity.
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Internal and external improvements of wick type solar stills in different configurations for drinking water production– A review
M. Jobrane, A. Kopmeier, A. Kahn, H.-M. Cauchie, A. Kharroubi, and C. Penny
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Water scarcity is one of the major problems facing the worldwide humankind due to the growing population, water pollution and climate change. Therefore, producing freshwater using simple low-cost technology, has become a main challenge for researchers. Recently, several research studies aiming the improvement of the solar still devices have inferred that the wick type solar stills are among the most effective and efficient distillers. In the present work, an attempt is made to present the current status of wick solar stills, highlighting the main innovations and improvements. The geometrical design, wick arrangements and heating system integration appear to have significant effects on enhancing the freshwater productivity of the wick type solar still. The wick solar distiller in tilted shape increases the efficiency by around 60% in comparing to the conventional system. Installing a rotating wick cloth provides high efficiency between 66% and 84%. Integrating a parabolic concentrator solar tracking system with wick solar still enhances the productivity by 676%. Furthermore, this work critically reviewed the influence of providing various wick materials on the thermal efficiency of not only the conventional distillers but also of several configurations of solar still device. This comparative review presents a reference guide for future researchers intending to improve the performance of wick type solar stills and focus on the most efficient techniques.
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Hiroshima is in southern Honshu along the ocean. Hiroshima is infamously known for being the first city destroyed by an atomic bomb during WWII. From the ashes the streetcar system was one of the first items rebuilt. In fact Hiroshima is the last large city in Japan that has not scrapped their streetcar system for a metro. In fact they have upgraded its vast network. Hiroshima, however has built a rubber-tired light metro to areas not served by streetcars to the north/east of the city.


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Is Toronto prepared for the second wave? Toronto's top doctor answers your COVID-19 questions
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As the city moves toward reopening, Toronto's top doctor continues to urge residents to practice physical distancing as most of the new COVID-19 cases in the past few weeks were close contacts of confirmed cases.
"And most often that happens in the household because you spend a lot of time with people that you live with, but it also happens with those in the workplace," Dr. Eileen de Villa, the city's medical officer of health, said during an interview with CP24.
"Physical distancing continues to be really important."
Toronto Public Health reported 86 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, bringing the city's total to 13,588. Of those cases, 998 have died, while 11,397 have recovered.
De Villa also answered COVID-19 questions from viewers.
CP24: What are your thoughts on the COVID-19 recommendations released by medical experts from SickKids Hospital?
De Villa: Well, I haven't had the chance to see the guidelines. It sounds like they as well have looked to the experiences of other jurisdictions, which, of course, is a smart thing to do. We're still learning a lot about this virus. It sounds like there's recognition of that, but that we're using the evidence that we have right now to best inform our decisions to come up with what makes the best sense for all aspects COVID-19 and also knowing that schools have a lot of other benefits, health benefits for kids. It is an evolving situation. And I think you make the best decisions with the information that you have at the time, but good professional practice says that we have to change our practice as the evidence and the information and situation changes.
CP24: Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health is mandating the use of masks in commercial settings. Would you consider making the same move when Toronto enters Stage 2 of reopening?
De Villa: Well, we're certainly keeping an eye on all the different practices that are happening elsewhere. When it comes to those indoor settings, physical distancing is one of the most evidence-informed practices that we can take to protect ourselves and our community from COVID-19. Don't forget washing your hands, not touching your face and staying home when you're sick. But we know that these are the important elements, and we are increasingly understanding more and more about masks.Stores or other businesses that have members of the public come in are well within their rights to require people to use a cloth mask in order to access that business. Good professional practise means that you have to examine the evidence, examine new information and change the practice should the situation require that.
CP24: Are you worried that social circles may lead to an uptick in COVID-19 cases?
De Villa: I am very encouraged by the direction in which our numbers are going all good signs. We are seeing new cases declining. We're seeing hospitalizations go down. I do think that having social circles is really important. Again, we can't over-focus on any one single element. And when we're doing our monitoring and trying to understand and assess how we're doing on our COVID-19 objectives, it's not just on one particular aspect. I think we have to look at all the many aspects of health, including having access to our social networks and our support networks. I'm in support of social circles as a method by which we can balance out all the health needs that we have -- controlling COVID-19 transmission and at the same time, ensuring that we have our support networks and our social networks available to us.
CP24: Is it okay to go into somebody's house, for example, to use the bathroom, even if they're not in your social circle, but you're at a social gathering of 10 people?
De Villa: What we're trying to do is limit the potential contact. So, quickly going in to use a washroom, for example, is no different than say, for example, using a washroom in one of our parks. To my mind, if you're quick about it and not exposing yourself, we're not talking about long periods of time with people outside of your social circle. Not lengthy exposure to other people and not going beyond that social circle, that's reasonably safe. Being outdoors also helps. When it comes to social gatherings, I will remind the viewers that if you're talking about people outside of your social circle, you'll remember that maintaining physical distancing is important. And again, having that social gathering occur in the outdoor environment, where transmission of the virus is less likely, also helps to support controlling COVID-19.
CP24: A viewer asks, my immediate family consists of three children, myself and my husband, which comes to five people. Some of my friends have even larger families. Would my whole family, since we have been together through it all, be considered one out of a group?
De Villa: We're all busy learning about COVID-19. When it comes to a family of five, that's five out of the 10 in that social circle. I have full sympathy with that. I'm also a household of five, and I realized that it does limit how many other families can join that social circle. But if we continue to practice those good public health measures, continue to main physical distancing with those outside of our social circles, stay home when we're sick and wash our hands, I know that will progress faster, and hopefully, we'll get to larger social circles so that those of us that have those larger families can congregate in larger groups sooner, rather than later,
CP24: Many couples, boyfriends, and girlfriends and partners are finding it increasingly difficult to social distance from one another. If they are not currently living in the same household, what are your suggestions to those who are continuing to break these social distancing rules with those who live outside of their homes?
De Villa: I'd like to think that with the announcement of social circles, which has allowed for that expansion, that hopefully there's some togetherness and reuniting that's happening there between those couples because that's clearly allowed now.
If you're actually expanding your social circle to someone who lives in another household, all those people in that household should also be part of that 10. The total number of people in the social circle should be no more than 10. And they have to consistently stay at that 10. When we're talking about people going outside into the workplace, we are talking about people who should be maintaining physical distancing to the greatest extent possible. And so, you should still be able to protect that social circle effectively with really good practice and all the good advice that we've provided.
CP24: When do you see these social circles expand to more than 10?
DeVilla: That will all depend on how we see things progress within our communities, and this is certainly within something that's within the power of the provincial government. They're the ones who are setting the social circles, and it was their choice to go with 10. And I think they were trying to achieve that appropriate balance, trying to provide people with some access to a broader social network than what exists in their homes while at the same time, not having numbers that are so big, that if one of those individuals becomes sick with COVID-19, that you have a large number of people who've been exposed. It's a question of trying to achieve balance, but with a new virus, there isn't a single answer. We're learning from lots of other jurisdictions. And I've seen places go from 10 to say 20. But I don't know that there is a single right answer.
CP24: Is the city preparing behind the scenes for an eventual second wave in the fall? Is there a plan in place, and is a second wave inevitable?
De Villa: We're still in the middle of the first one. There's certainly a lot of activity continuing to respond to the current level of activity, but we are preparing for a second wave. There has never been a pandemic before without a second wave, but what we're used to seeing are pandemics of influenza. This is a new coronavirus. I don't know what will happen. I don't think anyone can say that they know with certainty what will happen in the future. But I think it's appropriate for us as good public health professionals to prepare for a second wave and take a good stock of all the lessons we've learned from the last several weeks as we've responded to this new virus.
CP24: A viewer asks, at home, should everyone have their hand towel for drawing washed hands?
De Villa: I think that's a reasonable precaution to take in terms of having individual hand towels. It does make for a little more laundry for sure. And I suppose one has to remember whose towel is whose, but if you can do that and that's within your household's capacity, I don't see why you wouldn't. I think that's a very good choice.
CP24: A viewer asks, I have respiratory issues, and I'm in the higher risk category. Masks are suggested only when physical distancing cannot be maintained. However, because of my situation, should I wear one every day?
De Villa: I would say that still try to limit outings wherever possible. And if you are going to go outside, best to be in the outdoors and in open-air spaces, where a likelihood of encountering virus or getting a virus from others is significantly reduced. However, for those who are in high-risk categories, whether it's because they have pre-existing medical conditions or they're above a certain age above age 70, these people are at higher risk and should be more cautious and more careful in general, around limiting exposure and ensuring that they're doing the good practices like hand hygiene washing hands using alcohol-based hand sanitizer, not touching your face, and certainly staying away from people who are sick and are showing symptoms.
CP24: Is there any advice in terms of what the most recommended mask is?
De Villa: I think there are lots of good masks out there that are available, and I would encourage viewers not to use medical-grade masks. Let's save those medical-grade masks for those situations where they're recalled for. Um, and we're talking about health care settings for health-care workers. There are still many challenges around the world with getting access to that supply. It's really important that we reserve that for those situations that need it the most for the rest of us, for the general public, her out and about and wish to protect others from our germs, a cloth or nonmedical mask will suffice. There is information on the Public Health Agency of Canada's website about different options that you can follow to make your mask. But if you're going to buy one, something that's a double-layered cloth, tightly woven cloth is best and double layer to help control the spread of what comes from your nose and mouth outside and going to others. Those are the basics.
CP24: Would weather shields, i.e. the plastic covers used for rain for strollers, help minimize the risk of exposure if I need to be out with my five-month-old in a public space, for example, in a store or a mall or a doctor's office?
De Villa: That's an interesting question. I hadn't thought about the plastic cover as being a virus protector. I was thinking with the stroller you're most often outdoors, where there is less of a concern. We know that virus doesn't transmit quite as well outdoors because you've got lots of airspace and lots of air movement. But it sounds like we're talking about going into indoor spaces and I think that that might create something like a face shield except it's a stroller cover.
I suppose that's a reasonable thought, probably not well studied, but it sounds like it has some merit as an idea. The important thing is that if you are indoors, you still try to maintain that physical distancing wherever possible. And if you're just passing by people, quickly going by with your stroller, the likelihood of transmission is pretty low.
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Six Flags AutoWorld était un parc d'attractions couvert situé à Flint, dans le Michigan, aux États-Unis.

Le parc, ouvert en  était dans un premier temps dirigé par la compagnie Six Flags. Dans cette même année, le parc fut refermé à la suite d'une faillite de l'entreprise. Après un nouvel essai durant l'été 1985, le parc fut finalement démoli en 1997 et le terrain vendu à l'Université Michigan-Flint.

Le parc présentait comme thème l'univers automobile. Le grand dôme comportait en son centre une grande roue et autour d'elle des carrousels.

AutoWorld est visible dans le film Roger et moi de Michael Moore, sorti en 1989. Le démontage du parc a également été filmé et apparaît dans le film documentaire The Big One, du même Michael Moore et sorti en 1997.

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AutoWorld
Parc de loisirs au Michigan
Parc de loisirs couvert
Parc de loisirs disparu
Parc sur le monde de l'automobile
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The Shrine by LJ Ross
May 18, 2020 May 17, 2020 by Jen Lucas
Today it is my absolute pleasure to be sharing my thoughts on The Shrine, the latest instalment of the DCI Ryan series by L.J. Ross. I love this series and like all Ryan fans, always eagerly await the next book and preorder as soon as I can. So was the book as good as I hoped it would be? Well, here's what it's all about:
A murder for the history books…
After a long and eventful winter, DCI Ryan and his team are looking forward to the joys of spring. But, when one of their colleagues is shot dead on her own doorstep and the brass think it's an inside job, Ryan finds himself drafted in to investigate.
He's barely scratched the surface when reports flood in of a terror explosion at Durham Cathedral. Chaos descends on the sleepy, historic city and, when the smoke clears, they find a priceless artefact that once belonged to Saint Cuthbert is missing.
With tensions running at an all-time high, unable to trust the local police, can Ryan and his team bring a killer to justice — and restore Cuthbert's cross to its natural resting place?
Murder and mystery are peppered with romance and humour in this fast-paced crime whodunnit set amidst the spectacular landscape of County Durham.
Available from: Amazon
Before we start, let's just clear a few things up. If you are here hoping to find a book that is really gritty, hard core, laced with explicit scenes of violence, bad language, murder and mayhem, well you've come to the wrong place. There are plenty of brilliant books and authors that can give you that but that's not what this series is about. If you are looking for the best of modern day crime writing, tales that draw on character, setting and the story itself to build an experience that is as full of heart and love as it is mystery and tension, then this is the series for you. Still with me? Good. Then let's carry on.
This book is classic DCI Ryan reading. We are treated to a very dramatic opening scene, in which an attack on Durham Cathedral sees one of our favourite team placed in great jeopardy. Follow this up with a very cold blooded murder, a seemingly professional hit, and we find ourselves with two serious crimes that have personal meaning to the team. In this book it is a case of dividing to conquer, with Ryan leading half of the team to investigate the murder, whilst MacKenzie takes over investigating the attack on the Cathedral. I'll say no more than that about the story. It's your job to uncover the rest.
Now the book has all the hallmarks of a Ryan novel. You have the blend of the mystery, the slow unravelling of the investigation, the discovery of vital clues and the sense of some underlying backstory or subplot that is just out of reach and which may, or may not, present itself by the conclusion of the book. There is the clear passion for the setting, in this case predominantly around County Durham, and the exploration of the region's rich history, that sets the story apart and intrigues me as a reader. You also have the brilliant characters that the author has so lovingly developed over the series, cementing them in the hearts and minds of readers worldwide. It was lovely to see Yates playing a larger role in this story, the course of the investigation allowing her to showcase the skills that we knew she possessed. the book does delve deeply into the emotional connections between the team, as couples and as an extended family, and has that romantic and positive air that permeates all of the series. Speaking of family, we finally get to meet Ryan's parents. Ryan and his father share many traits, including the stoicism, and I am looking forward to seeing how their difficult relationship is developed and tested in future books.
The book itself is quite a quick read, and after an emotional beginning, the investigation picks up pace with clues coming thick and fast. This is not a book that draws out the tension, or the investigation, unnecessarily. It is as much about the impact upon the characters as it is the cases in themselves. There are elements of the tale which draw readers back to earlier books in the series, moments where the characters pause to reflect over events that have shaped their lives so far and, in that respect, this serves as a perfect segue way into what look sets to be another exciting period in Ryan's life. Yep. Sorry all. If you want a nice neat conclusion to the story, you won't find that here either. Well – you do to a degree ins as much as you know the what, the how and even, mostly, the who. But there is also a very clear and yet unspoken 'to be continued' vibe at the end. Looks like there is a new villain in town, folks. That has me very excited.
Definitely recommended for fans of the series.
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3 thoughts on "The Shrine by LJ Ross"
Jenea (@jwbookobsessed) says:
This sounds like a series that I really need to check into! Great review.
Jen Lucas says:
Thank you. It's a series I've really enjoyed. Entertaining reads, great characters and beautiful setting (and the occasional murder for good measure 😉)
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A sporting chance of success
John Eales
08:30am March 15 2018
John Eales holds the Webb Ellis Cup at the 2015 Rugby World Cup. (Getty Images)
I often refer to a great quote about success.
It's taken from a speech by American lecturer and author, George Saunders, when he was addressing a graduating class.
"Still, accomplishment is unreliable. 'Succeeding', whatever that might mean to you, is hard, and the need to do so constantly renews itself (success is like a mountain that keeps growing ahead of you as you hike it), and there's the very real danger that 'succeeding' will take up your whole life, while the big questions go untended."
At any time of the year it's important to reflect on the "big questions" Saunders refers to. They will be different questions for each of us, but they will generally fall into similar buckets from our lives.
My first career in sport was a great educator and wonderful preparation for life beyond the playing field.
One of the disciplines of sport was the demand to simultaneously reflect on the previous game and project to the next. Often in life, perhaps because the milestones are not as defined as they are in the rigor of the sporting calendar, we don't as routinely take stock of where we've been and where we're headed.
But successful people do.
Mark McCormack, the founder of IMG, referenced a study about the power of goal setting in his book, What they don't teach you at Harvard Business School. The study asked the graduates of Harvard Business School in 1979: "Have you set clear, written goals for your future and made plans to accomplish them?"
Sports agent, lawyer and author Mark McCormack in 2001. (Getty Images)
3 per cent of the class had written goals and made plans to accomplish them, 13 per cent had goals but they were not in writing and 84 per cent had no goals at all. So, 97 per cent did not have written goals. 10 years later they checked back in with the group and the results were staggering.
The 13 per cent of the class who had goals (written or not) were earning, on average, twice as much as the 84 per cent who did not. But the 3 per cent who had written down their goals and made plans on how to accomplish them, went on to earn a massive TEN TIMES as much as the other 97 per cent combined.
Now, money is not the sole measure of success, but nonetheless, goal setting is crucial.
My five buckets of reflection are; family/friends, health, wealth, career and my soul/spirit. At the start of each year I like to ask myself three questions in each of these areas. What do I need to start doing? What must I stop? And what am I doing well that I must continue?
Sometimes looking backwards a little can help you look forwards.
John Eales is a mentor in Westpac's Businesses of Tomorrow program. Applications are open for this year's program from 11 February to 8 April 2018.
John debuted for the Wallabies in 1991 and captained them from 1996 until the end of his test career in 2001. He participated in two successful World Cup campaigns, captaining the latter in 1999, and captained the Wallabies to three Bledisloe Cup, two Tri-Nations and their first ever series victory over the British and Irish Lions. John is on the board of Flight Centre Travel Group, Magellan Financial Group, Fuji Xerox - DMS, and Palladium Group. He is a columnist with The Australian newspaper, a lecturer at the University of Notre Dame in Sydney and was a founder of the Mettle Group, a leadership and organization culture consultancy. He has also authored two books, Learning from Legends Sport and Learning from Legends Business.
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Launched in 2002 as one of the first Egyptological online journals, it has moved from being a responsive journal to a platform for publishing groups of papers around particular themes, such as Egyptian papyri or studies on ancient Naukratis.
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Issue 26 comprises of an article concerned with the transfer of ancient Egyptian wall paintings. It was encouraged by research into the historic transfer and conservation history of the wall painting from Tomb 100 at Hierakonpolis, now at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. The painting was conserved and redisplayed in Gallery 43 as part of the EU-funded project Transforming the Egyptian Museum Cairo.
During the Covid-19 pandemic when work had to be halted and most team members were working from home, the research developed into a more general interest in the practice of the transfer of ancient Egyptian wall paintings, and the subsequent associated conservation interventions. The subject is relevant not only to the current treatment of wall paintings which were historically transferred, but also in the rare present occasions where transfer may be the only option to rescue a painting.
Available in English and Arabic, this article draws attention to the highly interventive nature of this irreversible process, as well as the complications faced both in past operations and in the current remedial conservation work required to re-back or stabilise earlier transfers. It aims to inform future conservation work, planning and intervention. It may help avoiding problems by learning from the mistakes of the past, while building on current practice.
An abandoned cut mark on one of the Nebamun fragments, and the dent or crush mark which may have been created by the levering up of a neighbouring fragment.
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This issue reassess the discovery, production and narrative content of a group of glazed tiles depicting military scenes in Egypt.
This issue comprises papers and reflections arising from workshops organised as part of the Museum's Naukratis Project
A special issue dedicated to the recently retired papyrus conservator Bridget Leach.
This issue covers a British Museum Expedition to Elkab and Hagr Edfu in 2013.
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Suffering migraine headaches constantly is bad enough. But now we find news that these people suffer social stigma due to their disease. This can disrupt many aspects of life, not the least of which is mental health.
The breakthrough study is one of the first to examine the social cost of suffering migraines, which are not only debilitating for the patient, but also misunderstood by everyone. Social stigma occurs when society disapproves of a person, because they are different in some way. If someone has eczema on her face, they could face this stigma. It can happen in unseen ways as well, like those with bad headaches. Such a stigma can hurt personal relationships, work prospects, and a person's state of mind.
The study found that chronic migraines are worse than epilepsy for having an impact on a person's working life. The stigma is worse, because the people with headaches are far more disabled. What people often forget is that people with migraines can suffer severe headaches every single day. It can affect a person's life to a tremendous degree—a degree nearly impossible for others to understand.
Researchers surveyed 123 "episodic" migraine patients, 123 "chronic" migraine patients, and 62 epilepsy patients. Epilepsy was used for comparison, as it is a disease well-known for the stigma associated with it. The study showed that patients with chronic migraine had higher scores on the stigma scale than either episodic migraine or epilepsy patients.
Chronic migraines, not surprisingly, took a great toll on a person's ability to work. Many of the participants required bed rest during the day for hours at a time, many times per month. Chronic means more than 14 migraines a month.
In fact, the treatment of migraines suffers from stigma itself. Migraines are often considered a minor health problem, just like a headache. But an amazing number of migraine patients cannot hold a job due to the disease. Many more suffer severe headaches nearly every day. This leads to severe depression and curtailed quality of life.
It's time for everyone to view chronic migraines for what they are: an unfair, difficult disease to live with, one that, unfortunately, other people have to take a person's word for.
Young, W., et al., "The Stigma of Migraine," PLoS ONE 2013; 8(1): e54074.


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I am sure readers will have different memories of Europe. For those that have travelled or migrated from there, perhaps there are some very happy recollections to be had.
For others maybe the massive sovereign debt crisis still remains fresh in their minds. There is somewhat of an eerie silence at the moment that has allowed the euro currency to rally having traded at its highest level against the greenback in two years recently.
Why has the market forgotten about Europe?
There are a few reasons I can identify. It's hard to believe that almost two years have passed since Mario Draghi replaced Jean-Claude Trichet as president of the European Central Bank (ECB).
Late last year, Draghi publicly stated the central bank would do "whatever it takes" to save the euro and announced they are willing to buy government bonds. Now this bond buying program is nothing new for financial markets as we have seen just about every other central bank in the world do the same thing – quantitative easing or QE as it's referred to.
QE policies serve to weaken a currency, so why has the euro gone higher?
If you remember, Europe was on the brink with the currency seemingly heading for collapse and the union destined to be broken. There was a serious confidence crisis which led to a massive devaluation in the currency at the time. The ECB's stance has restored some calm to financial markets that has alleviated some of the major funding issues the sovereign nations of Europe faced – higher borrowing costs from high interest rates on bond markets.
In addition, the absence of any new debt flare-ups amongst any of the sovereign nations or their major financial institutions has also helped calm the waters. So as counterintuitive as it may seem, an increase in the money supply via QE in Europe has actually seen the euro go up in value.
The other major shift has been in attitude towards the US economy and its currency. For the majority of 2013 the markets believed the US Federal Reserve Bank would begin to wind back its own QE program. This saw some renewed strength in the US dollar and subsequent weakness in the EUR/USD to 1.2800 in July 2013. Remember currencies trade on relative value, i.e. one currency against another, so as USD goes up EUR goes down and vice versa.
More recently, however, since the US Federal Reserve has pushed back expectations for scaling back QE and the USD strength has reversed, sending EUR/USD back towards two year highs around 1.3800 at the time of writing.
So it appears no news out of Europe is good news, and if this continues we could see more euro strength in months to come.
Jim Vrondas is chief currency and payment strategist, Asia-Pacific at OzForex, Australia's leading international money transfer service. OzForex's cutting edge technology powers foreign exchange services for 100,000 private and institutional clients across six continents, and the company is a key provider of forex news.
Jim is the Asia-Pacific chief currency and payment strategist at FXR, Australia's leading international money transfer service.


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