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from .export_request import ExportRequest

class ImportRequest(ExportRequest):
    """Import database parameters.

    :param storage_key_type: The type of the storage key to use. Possible
     values include: 'StorageAccessKey', 'SharedAccessKey'
    :type storage_key_type: str or ~azure.mgmt.sql.models.StorageKeyType
    :param storage_key: The storage key to use.  If storage key type is
     SharedAccessKey, it must be preceded with a "?."
    :type storage_key: str
    :param storage_uri: The storage uri to use.
    :type storage_uri: str
    :param administrator_login: The name of the SQL administrator.
    :type administrator_login: str
    :param administrator_login_password: The password of the SQL
     administrator.
    :type administrator_login_password: str
    :param authentication_type: The authentication type. Possible values
     include: 'SQL', 'ADPassword'. Default value: "SQL" .
    :type authentication_type: str or
     ~azure.mgmt.sql.models.AuthenticationType
    :param database_name: The name of the database to import.
    :type database_name: str
    :param edition: The edition for the database being created. Possible
     values include: 'Web', 'Business', 'Basic', 'Standard', 'Premium',
     'PremiumRS', 'Free', 'Stretch', 'DataWarehouse', 'System', 'System2'
    :type edition: str or ~azure.mgmt.sql.models.DatabaseEdition
    :param service_objective_name: The name of the service objective to assign
     to the database. Possible values include: 'System', 'System0', 'System1',
     'System2', 'System3', 'System4', 'System2L', 'System3L', 'System4L',
     'Free', 'Basic', 'S0', 'S1', 'S2', 'S3', 'S4', 'S6', 'S7', 'S9', 'S12',
     'P1', 'P2', 'P3', 'P4', 'P6', 'P11', 'P15', 'PRS1', 'PRS2', 'PRS4',
     'PRS6', 'DW100', 'DW200', 'DW300', 'DW400', 'DW500', 'DW600', 'DW1000',
     'DW1200', 'DW1000c', 'DW1500', 'DW1500c', 'DW2000', 'DW2000c', 'DW3000',
     'DW2500c', 'DW3000c', 'DW6000', 'DW5000c', 'DW6000c', 'DW7500c',
     'DW10000c', 'DW15000c', 'DW30000c', 'DS100', 'DS200', 'DS300', 'DS400',
     'DS500', 'DS600', 'DS1000', 'DS1200', 'DS1500', 'DS2000', 'ElasticPool'
    :type service_objective_name: str or
     ~azure.mgmt.sql.models.ServiceObjectiveName
    :param max_size_bytes: The maximum size for the newly imported database.
    :type max_size_bytes: str
    """

    _validation = {
        'storage_key_type': {'required': True},
        'storage_key': {'required': True},
        'storage_uri': {'required': True},
        'administrator_login': {'required': True},
        'administrator_login_password': {'required': True},
        'database_name': {'required': True},
        'edition': {'required': True},
        'service_objective_name': {'required': True},
        'max_size_bytes': {'required': True},
    }

    _attribute_map = {
        'storage_key_type': {'key': 'storageKeyType', 'type': 'StorageKeyType'},
        'storage_key': {'key': 'storageKey', 'type': 'str'},
        'storage_uri': {'key': 'storageUri', 'type': 'str'},
        'administrator_login': {'key': 'administratorLogin', 'type': 'str'},
        'administrator_login_password': {'key': 'administratorLoginPassword', 'type': 'str'},
        'authentication_type': {'key': 'authenticationType', 'type': 'AuthenticationType'},
        'database_name': {'key': 'databaseName', 'type': 'str'},
        'edition': {'key': 'edition', 'type': 'str'},
        'service_objective_name': {'key': 'serviceObjectiveName', 'type': 'str'},
        'max_size_bytes': {'key': 'maxSizeBytes', 'type': 'str'},
    }

    def __init__(self, storage_key_type, storage_key, storage_uri, administrator_login, administrator_login_password, database_name, edition, service_objective_name, max_size_bytes, authentication_type="SQL"):
        super(ImportRequest, self).__init__(storage_key_type=storage_key_type, storage_key=storage_key, storage_uri=storage_uri, administrator_login=administrator_login, administrator_login_password=administrator_login_password, authentication_type=authentication_type)
        self.database_name = database_name
        self.edition = edition
        self.service_objective_name = service_objective_name
        self.max_size_bytes = max_size_bytes

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"[Lot of 3] Bavaria [and] Palatinatus Rheni [and] Wirtenberg", Mercator/Hondius
Subject: Southern Germany
Publication: Historia Mundi or Mercators Atlas...
This matching set of maps comes from the English edition of Mercator's Atlas Minor, which was published under the title Historia Mundi or Mercators Atlas by Michael Spark and Samuel Cartwright. After acquiring the plates to the 1607 edition of the Mercator/Hondius Atlas Minor, Sparke republished the maps with text translated into English by Wye Saltonstall. Sparke also had 41 additional maps engraved for the Historia Mundi. Most of these maps were copied from Cloppenburg's edition of Atlas Minor and are therefore a bit larger, with some signed by the engravers Jacob van Langren and Ralph Hall. These additional maps only appeared in the 1635, 1637 and 1639 editions of the Historia Mundi and are therefore quite scarce. Included in this lot are three regional maps of southern Germany. Each map is adorned with a decorative title cartouche and a distance scale. English text on verso. Sizes vary slightly.
A. Bavaria. Map of southeastern Germany, bounded by Regensburg in the north, Augsburg in the west, and Passau and Salzburg in the east. Munchen is just west of center.
B. Palatinatus Rheni. The Rhine River flows down the center of the map, from Mainz in the north to Pforzheim in the south.
C. Wirtenberg. The Rhine River flows at top left, from Heidelberg to Strasbourg, with the Danube at bottom right, extending east of Ulm.
References: Van der Krogt (Vol. III) #2500:351, #2620:351, #2650:351.
Nice impressions with light toning along the edges of the sheets and some small chips and tears also along the edges. The map of <i>Palatinatus Rheni</i> has two short tears that just enter the map border at top and have been professionally repaired.
Closed on 11/15/2017

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Young adults live in a very different world from Generation X or even the Baby Boomers. This can spell real trouble at tax time.
An individual's tax return says a lot about where they are in life -- personally, professionally and financially. It's why they're the first step in so many legal investigations and absolutely critical to financial disclosures. For young people, that means that filing taxes comes with a series of potential pitfalls and issues that older and more settled taxpayers just don't have to worry about.
Everyone must file taxes if they meet what's called the filing threshold, generally calculated by adding the standard deduction with one exemption. For 2017, that threshold is $10,400. Anyone who earned more than that must file a tax return.
Anyone claimed as a dependent on someone else's tax return, such as many college students, has a lower filing threshold, because they can't claim an exemption for themselves. For 2017 taxes, that threshold is $6,350. That doesn't just apply to adults either. According to the IRS, even children who earn more than the cutoff have to file and pay their taxes.
Many people don't know this.
"Probably the biggest issue with young filers, perhaps you just graduated from college or you're in college and you're working, is simply not knowing that you have to file," said Jackie Perlman, Principal Tax Research Analyst with H&R Block's Tax Institute. "If you just talk to young people very often they'll say, 'oh, you know, my parents take care of that,' or 'you don't have to do that.' People have a lot of funny opinions. But the answer is, if your income is over a certain level, yes, you have to file."
Whether they can afford it, millennials will often seek tax advice out of sheer confusion or frustration. When that happens, said Lisa Greene-Lewis, a CPA with TurboTax, they frequently pay far too much.
"One of the biggest mistakes that young people make is taking their taxes to someone and spending too much, when they have a simple tax return and can do it for free," Greene-Lewis said. "There are over 60 million taxpayers who are eligible to file a 1040A or 1040EZ -- many of whom are young and first-time filers -- who could be eligible to file for absolutely free."
Online services (such as those offered by Greene-Lewis' TurboTax Online or Perlman's More Zero) can often provide young taxpayers with all the help they would need to file their taxes, rendering unnecessary the hundreds of dollars someone with a straightforward return might spend on a tax preparation service. Even without relying on these services, many millennials will qualify for the 1040EZ, a one-page form that requires little effort on the part of the filer.
Among people aged 18 to 34, less than half say they're likely to do their taxes themselves, according to data from H&R Block. For the rest, this is a potentially enormous and unnecessary expense.
Students currently enrolled in school have access to both educational expense deductions and a credit called the Lifetime Learning Credit.
Graduates still paying off their student loans (a cohort that describes most matriculated students since the baby boomers) can deduct up to $2,500 in interest paid on those loans every year.
Many young adults don't even know about these benefits.
It is, Perlman said, "another thing that young people might miss."
"Another part of it," she said, "is perhaps you're in under the filing requirements, but you should file anyway because you can be entitled to a full refund of taxes withheld. So you're missing out on not filing because you'll get that money back."
Young people who aren't careful can often leave hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on the table. By not taking care to catch their eligible credits and deductions, they might miss out on the greatest gift tax season has to offer: A refund check from the government.
Almost everything that increases your net worth counts as income. Find $5 lying on the ground? It's income. Get a debt forgiven? It's income. Win an iPad at a raffle? That's about $800 worth of pure income.
Many young adults don't always realize this, and it's a particular problem in the age of Airbnb, Lyft and Uber.
"In the last-minute rush, taxpayers often forget important tax documents," Greene-Lewis said. "Make sure you have all of your important forms like W-2s and 1099s in front of you when you sit down to prepare your taxes. If you have multiple employers, or if a W-2 or 1099 goes missing, you may end up accidentally forgetting to disclose all your income."
Scattered and part-time income can easily fall by the wayside. Whether it's money from renting out a spare bedroom or the earnings from an Etsy shop, in the internet age it's easier than ever to have multiple revenue streams. Leaving those off the 1040 is how audits happen.
Contrary to popular belief, millennials are actually one of the most sedentary generations on record. According to Pew research data, in 2016 roughly 20% of adults aged 25 to 35 reported having lived at a different address one year prior. At that age, approximately 25% of the members of Generation X and the Baby Boomers reported having done the same.
Nevertheless, young adults are still one of the most mobile demographics in the country. Even with relocation at a nadir, nearly four in five young adults still report having moved within the past 12 months, and this is a generation defined by rental apartments and delayed marriages.
That can wreak havoc when it comes to tax preparation and filing.
Someone who has lived in multiple states will owe taxes to each of those state governments in proportion to the amount of time spent living and working there. Someone who has lived in one state but worked in another will often have to deal with multiple governments trying to capture their income, while someone who moves to a city may not realize that many cities levy local income taxes.
Moving can make life a lot more complicated when it comes to paying taxes, so young adults are particularly at risk of making mistakes.


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School Board Approves New Administrators
The Okaloosa County School Board approved the following new administrators at January 10, 2022, School Board Meeting: Dr. Nathaniel Chatman as the Principal of Richbourg School, and Dr. Jason Driver as the Principal of Shoal River Middle School.
Dr. Nathaniel Chatman – Richbourg School Principal
Dr. Nathaniel Chatman is a product of the Okaloosa County School District and an educator with over 17 years of experience. He has a bachelor's degree in Education from Florida State University, a Master's in Educational Leadership and Administration from the University of West Florida, a Specialist in K-12 Leadership from Grand Canyon University, with an emphasis in Exceptional Student Education (ESE), and a Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Trident University International with an emphasis in Emotional or Behavioral Disorders (EBD).
Dr. Chatman is certified in both Florida and Georgia. His certifications include School Principal, Educational Leadership, Social Science 6-12, Behavioral Science 6-12, and NGCAR-PD reading endorsement. He has served as a substitute teacher, teacher, adjunct instructor in Leon, Madison, and Okaloosa Counties. He has taught 1st grade, 8th-grade critical thinking, 6-8 social studies, 6-8 bridge to AP Social Studies, 6-8 intensive reading, 6-8 intensive math, and adult education (all subjects) at NWFSC and Okaloosa Correctional Institution. He has served as an assistant principal for the past seven years. He has spent 2 years at Shoal River Middle School and the past 5 years at Bob Sikes Elementary.
Dr. Nathaniel Chatman is happily married to Roslyn Chatman, who works in education in Walton County, and he is the proud father of Layla Moore a 9th-grade student at Crestview High School. He is humble and excited to embark upon this new educational journey as Principal of Richbourg School. He is dedicated to student success and looks forward to making new connections with students and working collaboratively with fellow administrators, faculty, and staff members at Richbourg.
Dr. Jason Driver – Shoal River Middle School Principal
Dr. Jason Driver is a proud product of Okaloosa County Schools, having graduated from Choctawhatchee High School and Okaloosa-Walton Community College. ;He holds a bachelor's degree in Religion from Florida State, a master's degree in Counseling and Psychology from Troy University, a Specialist degree in Educational Leadership and a Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction / Diversity Studies both from the University of West Florida.
Dr. Driver started working in Okaloosa County in 1998 at Crestview High School, where he eventually served as the Assistant Principal of Instruction in 2002. He left Crestview to serve as the Assistant Principal for Lewis School in 2011, before being named Principal in 2020.
During his career, Dr. Driver has presented and been invited to present at regional, national, and international conferences on college readiness, school leadership, school program and mentor development. He has also served as an adjunct instructor for the Teacher Education program at Northwest Florida State College.
In his spare time, Dr. Driver enjoys reading, writing, travel, following the Philadelphia Eagles, and spending time with his sixteen-year-old son, Brendan Joel. He is a strong advocate for his teachers and students and is excited for the opportunity to serve the Shoal River Middle School family.
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Indonesia's highest volcano, Mount Semeru, has erupted, releasing searing gas clouds and rivers of lava and prompting authorities to raise their volcano alert to its highest level.
Nearly 2,000 people in the densely populated island of Java have been evacuated from villages close to the peak. Sunday's eruption blanketed several villages with falling ash, which blocked out the sun, but no casualties have been reported.
Increased volcanic activity on Sunday afternoon caused authorities to widen the danger zone around Semeru to 8km (5 miles) from the crater, said Hendra Gunawan, who heads the Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation.
He advised locals to keep away from the volcano's southeastern sector along the Besuk Kobokan River, which is in the path of the lava flow.
Semeru's last major eruption was in December last year when it killed 51 people and buried villages in layers of mud. Several hundred people suffered serious burns, and more than 10,000 people were evacuated.
Semeru, also known as Mahameru, has erupted numerous times in the past 200 years. Still, as is the case with many of the 129 active volcanoes in Indonesia, tens of thousands of people continue to live on its fertile slopes.
Indonesia, an archipelago nation of more than 270 million people, sits along the Pacific "Ring of Fire", a horseshoe-shaped series of fault lines that is prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity.
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Nate Hawe invited to run with the wolves
Nate has been signed by Thompson Rivers University to play for their men's league soccer team, the Wolfpack.
Ryan Willman
Jul. 18, 2014 6:00 p.m.
Nate Hawe was signed by the Thompson Rivers University Mens soccer team last month. He starts the pre season with the team in August.
If you have had the pleasure of watching the magic footballing skills of local Nakuspian, Nate Hawe, then it will come as no surprise to learn that he has been signed by Thompson Rivers University to play for their men's league soccer team, the Wolfpack.
Hawe has just completed his graduation year at Nakusp Secondary School where he was a key member of the Cougar soccer squad and was awarded the Jim White soccer MVP trophy.
An active player outside of the school league, Hawe was scouted during his play with Thompson Okanagan F.C. (TOFC) in the U18 High Performance League. After the final game of the season, Hawe was approached by Wolfpack coach, former Vancouver Whitecap player, John Antulov, and offered a position on the TRU team.
Hawe, along with a fellow TOFC teammate Finlay McPhie, represent the seventh and eighth player selections Antulov has made since taking over coaching duties.
August will find Hawe matriculating to Thompson Rivers to participate in the pre-season. He will enroll in a Bachelor of Arts program there.
A footballer since the age of four, Hawe has harbored a love for the game and has two uncles that played "almost professionally in Scotland."
His passion hit its stride at the age of nine when Hawe was exposed to the glory and the grandeur that is World Cup soccer.
"I remember I didn't really watch a lot of soccer, but when the 2006 world cup was on, I started watching a lot of that and my favorite players like Ronaldinho. I learned a lot from watching him," he explained.
Hawe began his skills development in the Nakusp minor soccer league where "there were a lot of good times." Then, when his passion exceeded the opportunities within the village, Hawe began to seek additional chances to play the game outside of Naksup.
"When I was 11" Hawe recalls, "I started driving to Revelstoke to play Rep soccer there for two seasons, then I moved up to Salmon Arm to play four seasons, and then finished with Thompson Okanagan F.C."
Jason Thompson, head coach of TOFC U-18 speaks highly of Hawe and applauds his success stating, "Your job as a coach is trying to get a player to the next level, and Nathan has done that."
Thompson identifies Hawe's "soft feet" and game sense as his greatest assets and "can't wait to see him in a TRU uniform."
This season Thompson Rivers University soccer program will be upgrading its league to participate in Canada's highest level of competitive university soccer, Canadian Interuniversity Sport, Canada West.
In the 2013-14 season the Wolfpack dominated their previous league, the Pacific Western Athletic Association (PACWEST) and participated in the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association Soccer Nationals where they earned a silver medal.
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This isn't a full on post, I just needed to share with you my bargain buy of the week ! I was having a little play with testers in my local tiny Superdrug, and my fingers just happened upon a tiny palette of six shades from MUA . Make Up Academy, I have to be honest and say MUA never hits my radar for some reason and I think I have only ever purchased one item from them in the past, which funnily enough I loved ( Highlighter ) but I think the competition is so stiff with the budget brands it's easy to miss out.
This little pearl Palette is stunning, it was the pigment and quality that shocked me to the core all for the grand sum of £3.50 !!
I am not the best at swatching, but I hope to give you a quick glance at just how good this is.
The shades are just perfect for the upcoming Seasons.
Top Row, above the shades have no names.
There are more of these little palettes available, I will certainly be checking them out, the quality could easily be compared to some high end brands that I have tried in the past !


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This week, Les Roches has the pleasure of welcoming Mrs. Antonella Dedini, Architect and Director of the Master Course in Interior and Living Design at the Domus Academy in Milan.
Mrs Antonella Dedini graduated from the Politecnico di Milano in 1989 with a degree in Architecture, her major being Industrial Design. She then obtained a Master in Interior Design from IDI – Interior Design Institute in Milan and undertook specialisation courses in Denmark and Sweden. Today, she has her own studio in Milan working on both architectural and interior design commissions, with projects in Italy, Great Britain, Kenya, Morocco and Russia. She contributes to a number of internationally-renowned architecture and design publications such as Domus, Abitare and Ottagono, as well as writing on design for La Cucina Italiana.
She has lectured and had managerial roles in several Architecture and Design schools in Milano, and since 2004 she is Director of the Master Course in Interior and Living Design at the Domus Academy in Milan.
The second half of the week will consist of practical workshop sessions on the theme Seeking the Ultimate Hotel Experience, in which the students will be given a concept on which they will be required to develop project ideas. Then, they will prepare a presentation and give an oral presentation of the project. Following this week, an exhibition on the theme of "Hotel Design" will be displayed in Market Place.
Last year, Les Roches created the Hotel Design specialisation for BBA students who were interested in studying more in-depth how aesthetics connect with functionality to provide guests with the "Ultimate Hotel Experience". Approximately 20 students having chosen this specialization will participate in Antonella Dedini's course and workshops.


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Ms. Jane Elizabeth Hatcher, age 71, of Macclenny, Florida passed away on Sunday, September 27, 2020, at Ed Fraser Memorial Hospital. She was born in Jacksonville, Florida on February 19, 1949, to Gene L. and Phylis (Christensen) Neal.
Jane was a loving mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. She had been a resident of Baker County since 1984 and retired from the USDA Wildlife Services after many dedicated years. Jane was affectionately known as "Nannie" to her grandchildren, both biological and adopted. Jane was an avid NASCAR and Gator fan and loved to read. Jane loved to spend time with her loved ones either watching T.V. or just talking for hours. Her door was always open, with a welcoming smile on her face.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and her canine partner in crime, Mr. Blaze Hatcher. Jane is survived by her loving daughters, Angie Conner (Freddie) and Peggy Parrish, both of Glen St. Mary; sisters, Elaine Davis (Spence) of Waycross, Georgia, Wanda Morris (Bert) of Ponte Vedra Beach, and Donna Davis of Bryceville; grandchildren, Alee Nipper, Ethan Hatcher, Gavin Conner, Caitlyn Parrish, Amber Hudson, Cortney Conner, and Taylor Conner; great-grandchildren, Tanner, Taytumn, Corvin, Darrin, and one on the way; along with numerous nieces, nephews, adopted kids, other family members, and friends.
A Celebration of Jane's Life will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 3, 2020, at Blackburn-Curry Funeral Chapel. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the funeral home.
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Focus Features presents The Book of Henry coming to select cities on June 16th, 2017! The movie, directed by Colin Trevorrow, stars Naomi Watts. Never leave things undone. I can't wait to see this in theaters in June!
Check out the trailer for The Book of Henry below!
SYNOPSIS: Sometimes things are not always what they seem, especially in the small suburban town where the Carpenter family lives. Single suburban mother Susan Carpenter (Naomi Watts) works as a waitress at a diner, alongside feisty family friend Sheila (Sarah Silverman). Her younger son Peter (Jacob Tremblay) is a playful 8-year-old. Taking care of everyone and everything in his own unique way is Susan's older son Henry (Jaeden Lieberher), age 11. Protector to his adoring younger brother and tireless supporter of his often self-doubting mother – and, through investments, of the family as a whole – Henry blazes through the days like a comet. Susan discovers that the family next door, which includes Henry's kind classmate Christina (Maddie Ziegler), has a dangerous secret – and that Henry has devised a surprising plan to help. As his brainstormed rescue plan for Christina takes shape in thrilling ways, Susan finds herself at the center of it.
Henry (Jaeden Lieberher) and Peter (Jacob Tremblay) know the drill when their mom (Naomi Watts) and her best friend, Sheila (Sarah Silverman), finish a long day's work at the diner. Check out the new clip below!
In these TWO BRAND NEW CLIPS, Henry demonstrates exactly why teachers keep asking him to go to a gifted school. See below!
And see why moms are falling in love with THE BOOK OF HENRY here.


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The ISS21 Genders, Sexualities and Families (GSF) cluster provides a dynamic interdisciplinary forum for scholars and students researching in the fields of gender, sexuality and family. The cluster is grounded in social scientific approaches and aims to generate new questions, foster collaborations and strengthen and consolidate existing research connections in GSF. It is an evolving and inclusive network that values diversity and debate, and seeks to engage in critical scholarship and shape public discourse and practice. It has an eclectic and exciting membership drawn from a wide range of disciplines, including; Applied Psychology, Applied Social Studies, Women's Studies, Sociology, Philosophy, Law, Criminology, Government & Politics, Study of Religions, Medicine, Nursing and Midwifery, Occupational Sciences & Therapies, and Paediatrics and Child Health.
The cluster organizes a bimonthly reading/journal club and occasional seminars, masterclasses and conferences. The GSF cluster also welcomes visiting scholars and lecturers who want to work in an inclusive, collegial and stimulating environment.
To stimulate and support academic inquiry related to genders, sexualities and families and informed by the social sciences
To promote and develop a dynamic research environment conducive to innovative interdisciplinary research using a diversity of methodologies.
To create intellectually critical, creative and collaborative spaces where members can imagine new blue skies ideas, understandings, policies and professional practices relating to families, genders and sexualities.
To influence academic debates, professional practice and policy-making locally, nationally and international.
To share research findings with relevant stakeholders and communities including activists, advocates, gender, sexuality and family organisations, and relevant state agencies, civil society groups and professional bodies.
To build productive research, policy and practice partnerships at local community, national and international levels.
Previous projects of the ISS21 GSF Research Cluster:
GENOVATE: transforming organisational culture for gender equality in research and innovation
A European consortium project funded by FP7 (2013-2017)
Changing Families in Ireland - the social, legal and political context
A symposium to explore issues relating to Ireland's 2015 Children and Family Relationships Bill and the 2015 marriage equality referendum
Through the Glass Ceiling
Project Team: Caitriona Ni Laoire, Geraldine Boylan, Linda Connolly, Carol Linehan, Aifric O Grada
ESF Workshop on Assisted Reproduction and Changing European Family Structures
Principal Investigators: Dr. Deirdre Madden (Law), Dr. Maire Leane (Applied Social Studies), Dr. Linda Connolly (Sociology)
Gender Equality, Religious Diversity and Multiculturalism in Contemporary Ireland
Principal Investigator: Dr. Siobhan Mullally, Faculty of Law; Funded by Irish Research Council for Humanities and Social Sciences.
Migration and Networks of Care in Europe
A European collaborative project funded by the European Science Foundation and coordinated by Dr. Linda Connolly with Dr. Siobhan Mullally and Dr. Caitriona Ni Laoire (ISS21).
Workshop on Assisted Reproduction and Changing Family Structures
In April 2011, ISS21 played host to a European Science Foundation Exploratory Workshop on Assisted Reproduction and Changing European Family Structures. The workshop was convened by Dr. Deirdre Madden (Faculty of Law), Dr. Linda Connolly (School of Sociology & Philosophy) and Dr. Máire Leane (School of Applied Social Studies) and was an initiative of ISS21.
The workshop explored the social, ethical and legal consequences of scientific developments in the arena of assisted reproductive technologies and examined and compared how these developments relate to the broader changes occurring in family structures and intimate relationships in European societies. The 17 participants were drawn from a range of European countries including Scotland, Greece, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, England and Ireland and the workshop facilitated interdisciplinary dialogue on how the changing nature of family life intersects with social, legal and ethical debates about Artificial Reproductive Technology.
Cluster Memebers
For a list of cluster members, please click Cluster Members
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Gmina Ozorków is a rural gmina (administrative district) in Zgierz County, Łódź Voivodeship, in central Poland. Its seat is the town of Ozorków, although the town is not part of the territory of the gmina.

The gmina covers an area of , and as of 2006 its total population is 6,540.

Villages
Gmina Ozorków contains the villages and settlements of Aleksandria, Boczki, Borszyn, Cedrowice, Cedrowice-Parcela, Celestynów, Czerchów, Dybówka, Helenów, Katarzynów, Konary, Leśmierz, Małachowice, Małachowice-Kolonia, Maszkowice, Modlna, Muchówka, Opalanki, Ostrów, Parzyce, Pełczyska, Sierpów, Skotniki, Skromnica, Śliwniki, Sokolniki, Sokolniki-Las, Sokolniki-Parcela, Solca Mała, Solca Wielka, Tkaczew, Tymienica and Wróblew.

Neighbouring gminas
Gmina Ozorków is bordered by the town of Ozorków and by the gminas of Góra Świętej Małgorzaty, Łęczyca, Parzęczew and Zgierz.

References
Polish official population figures 2006

Ozorkow
Zgierz County

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The High Court is to rule on a case where a father took a child out of school for a week in term time.
Magistrates had ruled that the father had no case to answer as, overall, his daughter had attended school regularly.
But Isle of Wight Council has asked the High Court to clarify whether a seven-day absence amounts to a child failing to attend regularly.
Campaigners say the case could redefine the way the law is applied in England.