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Washout policies in long-term indwelling urinary catheterisation in adults: a short version Cochrane review
Lesley Sinclair, Suzanne Hagen, Stephen Cross
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People requiring long-term bladder draining with an indwelling catheter can
experience catheter blockage. Regimens involving different solutions can be used to wash out catheters with the aim of preventing blockage. Objectives were to determine if certain washout regimens (including no washout) are better than others in terms of effectiveness, acceptability, complications, quality of life and economics for the management of long-term indwelling urinary catheters in adults. We searched the Cochrane Incontinence Group Specialised Trials Register (searched 30 April 2009), MEDLINE (January 1966 to April 2009), MEDLINE In- Process (30 April 2009), EMBASE (January 1980 to April 2009) and CINAHL (December 1981 to April 2009). Additionally, we examined all reference lists of identified trials and contacted manufacturers and researchers in the field.
Neurourology and Urodynamics
https://doi.org/10.1002/nau.21063
urinary catheterisation
10.1002/nau.21063
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Sinclair, L., Hagen, S., & Cross, S. (2011). Washout policies in long-term indwelling urinary catheterisation in adults: a short version Cochrane review. Neurourology and Urodynamics, 30(7), 1208-1212. https://doi.org/10.1002/nau.21063
Sinclair, Lesley ; Hagen, Suzanne ; Cross, Stephen. / Washout policies in long-term indwelling urinary catheterisation in adults: a short version Cochrane review. In: Neurourology and Urodynamics. 2011 ; Vol. 30, No. 7. pp. 1208-1212.
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WPP unveils Wavemaker as name of merged MEC-Maxus agency
Wavemaker will be the name of the WPP agency formed by the merger of MEC and Maxus.
Tim Castree, who will be the global chief executive, has taken the name from MEC's content division, MEC Wavemaker, which launched in April 2016 and has grown rapidly.
Castree said the Wavemaker name underscores the agency's ambition to be "a leader" which is "in front of transformation" and is "making waves by making bold choices".
Wavemaker is "a real word", "memorable" and "easy to pronounce and spell" and the company's logo, WM, "reflects the agency's heritage" as part of WPP and its media-buying arm, Group M, he said.
Castree is positioning Wavemaker as "a media, content and technology agency", rather than just a media shop, after a string of account losses and the emergence of new rivals such as Omnicom's data-driven agency, Hearts & Science, and the management consulting firms.
He said the name change is "symbolic". Wavemaker requires a "rapid evolution and transformation" and must differentiate itself because of "the growing forces of commoditisation in media and advertising", he told Campaign.
He said Wavemaker will combine MEC's "obsession" with "purchase journey" planning with Group M's data resource, [m]Platform and there must be "a renewed focus on the primacy of client relationships and needs" – a tacit acknowledgement that the reputation of media agencies has been tarnished by last year's industry-wide debate about "non-transparent" business practices.
Group M, the world's biggest media buyer, has insisted the merger is not a "carve-up" of Maxus, which is about half the size of MEC.
Wavemaker will adopt Maxus' company values, dubbed "PACED", which stands for passionate, agile, collaborative, entrepreneurial and diverse.
Castree joined MEC as global chief executive in January from Videology with a mandate for change.
He said the two agencies have made few redundancies because of the merger, although some senior roles have been lost.
He has abolished a layer of pan-regional managers and the leaders of the top eight global markets report directly to him.
One insider admitted staff retention has suffered during a limbo period since news first leaked in May that Group M was going to merge MEC and Maxus in a "NewCo".
Castree said: "Not having a name has been a source of anxiety and a little destabilisation for some folks."
Wavemaker will have 8,500 staff, operate in 90 countries and manage $38bn (£29.2bn) in annual billings.
The Wavemaker brand will "go live" in local markets over the next few months in a makeover that is due to complete by January 2018.
"We will be slightly leaner and definitely more profitable and will have freed up some money to drive that differentiation," Castree said.
Castree described the merger as "a big, incremental leap", rather than a revolution, and could count "on one hand" the number of clients that have raised concerns.
Wavemaker's clients include L'Oréal, Vodafone, Marriott, Colgate-Palmolive and Paramount.
"We've had good client stability during the transition," he said. "If we weren't making moves like this, clients would be wondering what's going on [given the disruption in the media sector]. They expect us to stay relevant.
"There's not a single client that I'm talking to, across all our biggest clients, that isn't obsessed with their own transformation at the moment."
Kelly Clark, the global chief executive of Group M, ordered the merger as part of a wider shake-up, which includes turning digital agency Essence into a fourth global media network – alongside MediaCom and Mindshare.
Clark said: "Wavemaker is an exciting new global agency brand with a powerful proposition for clients."
WPP founded MEC in 2002, when Media Edge merged with CIA, and it launched Maxus in 2008.
Both agencies suffered last year as MEC lost AT&T in the US and Maxus lost Fiat Chrysler globally.
Castree said one of his aims is to increase the number of multinational clients.
He added Group M's trading scale "still matters", even in an era where technology and data are increasingly important.
"It is still the principle barrier for anyone who wants to enter our market," he said. "For a Deloitte or Accenture, that's not something they could ever replicate."
However, Castree said more mergers and consolidation could happen. "With all of the change going on in our business, it would be surprising if there's not more [consolidation]," he explained.
Castree's team did the Wavemaker rebranding in-house, rather than use an external branding agency. Lambie-Nairn worked on the launch of MEC Wavemaker last year.
Castree has said the content arm, which will be renamed Wavemaker Content, already generates about 5% of revenues and he wants that to reach 20% by 2020.
He also plans to build up Wavemaker Momentum as an insight database with purchase journey history.
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Josep Hernandez quits Mondelez for L'Oréal role at Wavemaker
Marriott to be first advertiser to use Echo outdoor ad technology
Why Cognizant's entry to the marketing space is so significant
Meet the brain behind Accenture Interactive's acquisition spree
Campaign Diary: Wavemaker rings a bell, Moray MacLennan hits Mexico and Martin Brooks moves into clobber
Movers and shakers: Coca-Cola, Ladbrokes Coral, CHI, MEC, Weetabix, Spotify, SapientRazorfish and more
Barclays poised to move £60m media account to Omnicom from WPP's Maxus
Group M's 'NewCo' will scrap regional offices
Group M's North America CEO Lesser departs
EE takes customers to EE class in ad for free Apple Music
WPP merges Wunderman and Possible
Media agencies face 'big bang' moment
MC&C raids Maxus and MEC for senior hires
WPP to merge Maxus and MEC
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Saint Francis Borgia is Here!
From the beginning of the Church, through the centuries, Christians have always had great devotion to the relics of saints. Some saints are literally incorrupt (preserved miraculously from the normal effects of bodily decay after death). Others God continues to work miracles through, often times along the lines of their patronage. For instance, St. Gerard Majella was made patron saint of expectant mothers because he left a handkerchief with a family, and later when a daughter was on the edge of losing her life and that of her child during delivery, the handkerchief was placed on her womb and instantly and safely delivered the baby. God continues to work similar miracles through his relics!
Why not just go straight to God with prayers and petitions? God has demonstrated that He loves it and honors it when we go to his saints. Think: when we admire a work of art, does the artist feel ignored? No, but all the more honored! The same with saints: they are God's masterpieces. So too, God loves it when we pray to and honor the saints. There are traces of this all over the Scriptures. For example, check out Acts 19:11.
If we want to get technical, it gets to the root of Christian anthropology: we are not just a body of chemical reactions running around for survival; nor are we a soul trapped in a temporary shell of a body. We are soul and body – each aspect is us! Think: if Jesus' body didn't matter, the Cross would have had no power for salvation. Vice versa: If we didn't have a soul to save, then why bother with the Cross?
This informs a lot of Christian teaching about the care of the body after death (an article for another time), but at the root, the body even after death still belongs to the person, and so somehow makes the person present.
Consider: when archaeologists were digging around under St. Peter's Basilica in Rome in the 1950's (which was built over an ancient Roman graveyard on the Vatican hill), they discovered a tomb, on which was described in Greek the phrase, "Peter is here." Lots of forensic analysis of the bones indicates they belonged to a first century man from Galilee engaged in a long life of hard physical labor, with feet missing. Seems to line up with our understanding of St. Peter (and the traditional account of his death)! But to note: the inscribed note reflects the understanding that the body makes the person present, even after death.
Back to relics: To be a Saint means to be in deep union with God (mind, heart, soul, strength), loving our neighbor as He does. This doesn't stop after death! And just as God loves to love us through His Saints, He continues to do so even after they die bodily! If you want a local example, check out the story of the healing of Mr. Ignatius Strecker at the shrine of St. Joseph in north St. Louis through the relics of St. Peter Claver.
P.S. A great word of gratitude to Mr. Rich Meyer and Fr. Joe Wormek for building the 'Reliquarium' in which the Relics are stored and displayed!


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Attracting endangered species to 'safe' habitats: responses of fairy terns to decoys
Published source details Jeffries D.S. & Brunton D.H. (2001) Attracting endangered species to 'safe' habitats: responses of fairy terns to decoys. Animal Conservation, 4, 301-305.
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A small controlled trial on a shell and sand beach in northern North Island, New Zealand (Jeffries & Brunton 2001), found that New Zealand fairy terns Sterna nereis davisae (formerly S. antillarum) were no more likely to land in experimental plots on eight days when a tape of fairy tern calls was played, compared with eight days when calls were not played. No data on reproduction were provided. All plots were 120 x 55 m and one of four plots had three decoy models in. The experimental plot was rotated each day for a total of 16 days. This study also describes the effect of the decoys on bird behaviour, discussed in 'Use decoys to attract birds to safe areas'.
A small controlled trial on a shell and sand beach in northern North Island, New Zealand (Jeffries & Brunton 2001), found that New Zealand fairy terns Sterna nereis davisae (formerly S. antillarum) were significantly more likely to land in experimental plots with tern decoy models in, compared to control plots, with 80% of all landing episodes were in experimental plots. No data on reproduction were provided. All plots were 120 x 55 m and one of four plots had three decoy models in. The experimental plot was rotated each day for a total of 16 days. This study also describes the effect of using vocalisations to attract birds, discussed in 'Use vocalisations to attract birds to safe areas'.
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U of I crop research moves at light speed with FRED, WILMA
Don't let the names fool you; FRED and WILMA are anything but Stone Age.
FRED (field roving evaluation device) and partner WILMA (wagon for the investigation of leaves using multispectral analysis), and their respective Ph.D. creators at the University of Illinois, Katherine Meacham and Caitlin Moore, collectively gather much more information much faster than individual scientists clipping light sensors on leaves one at a time.
The by-hand method takes roughly 30 minutes – and only captures information from a single leaf, Moore told FarmWeek during the recent Food and Fuel Field Day.
"This robot is looking to speed up that process," she said. "We can collect a lot more information a lot quicker and hopefully assess a lot more plants than we can currently."
In addition to being Flintstones fans, Moore and Meacham are researching technology to measure the light being reflected not only from crop leaves, but also from the whole canopy. Their research is part of RIPE (Realizing Increased Photosynthesis Efficiency) at the U of I.
Scientists can measure solar-induced fluorescence, a plant process that occurs during photosynthesis, from space, but they also need ground "truthing," Meacham explained. That's where FRED and WILMA come in. The machines are pushed through the crop rows to collect solar-induced fluorescence measurements.
The robots' travel is coordinated geographically with earlier recorded passes through research fields. The measurements are tagged according to the plot from which they came and time stamped, Meacham said.
"Different varieties of plants are doing well for different reasons, and these light sensors are able to capture that information," Moore explained. "We are measuring the light coming in and the light being reflected by the plants in order to get an indication of how well the plants are growing."
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Introducing the New Dr Pepper Ten from Dr Pepper Snapple Group
Food and beverage giant Dr Pepper Snapple Group has recently introduced a new kind of product that's specifically for men only. Dr Pepper Ten, the new beverage, is a carbonated soft drink that contains only 10 calories and 2 grams of sugar.
Dr Pepper Ten is a beverage that offers a sweeter taste, yet still maintains that unique flavor that is the signature of Dr Pepper. A regular Dr Pepper soda contains a total of twenty-three flavor ingredients (which results in a beverage having 27 grams of sugar and 150 calories for every can). The new Dr Pepper Ten still contains all of these same flavors, but with significantly less sugar and calories.
Like Pepsi Max and Coke Zero (although both subtly promoted), Dr Pepper Ten is a diet soda that specifically targets men consumers. This new beverage's ad campaign is about encouraging men who want to drink a soda that has less calories. The new product's packaging makes use of a masculine design, with a color scheme that emphasizes gunmetal gray. Its bold font and industrial rivets also adds to the product's masculine appeal.
In the early part of 2011, Dr Pepper Ten was test-marketed in six markets, complete with a marketing campaign that was clearly macho. Through TV commercials, in-store displays and radio advertisements, the product was introduced to the entire market. With this campaign, the company was able to achieve results that exceeded expectations. Currently, Dr Pepper Ten is already available in different retail stores all over the country and men will get to experience this bold drink that has less calories.
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Vetch, Margaret
Title: to Robert Livingston re: departure for Annapolis Royal
Margaret writes that she plans to depart for Annapolis Royal to visit her husband, and expresses concern for her sister's health. She also notes that the situation in Annapolis is calm, and there has been no news of mutiny in the garrison there.
Zenger, John P. (1697-1746)
Title: New-York weekly journal. [Vol. 933, no. 88 (July 14, 1735)]
Published three weeks before Zenger's trial. Argues that resistance is necessary in order to preserve and protect man's natural right to equity and self-preservation. Warns against submission to corrupt powers and those who consider themselves above the law.
Announces the murder of Capt. Christopher Brooks at the hands of his crew members and consequently the takeover of the ship by Boatswain Robert Anderson. Includes an update on the War of the Polish Succession.
Great Britain. Acts.
Title: An Act to amend... An Act for punishing mutiny... [amends Quartering Act]
5. George III.
Required that provisions be made by the colonies for British soldiers
Bayley, William (fl. 1767)
Title: to James Porteous
Asks Porteous for supplies and money for his military unit. Describes repairs to a blockhouse and payments to various workers in the area. Says he needs money for his troops because "the soldiers are ready to tare me to pieces for it."
Title: Act to continue...an act...for the better payment of the army and their quarters
The Quartering Act, which modified previous acts dealing with punishing munity and desertion, better pay, and quartering for the army. Printed by Charles Eyre and William Strahan. Paginated 315-316 + unpaginated title page.
Title: An Act to amend... An act for punishing mutiny [further amending Quartering Act]
Goldsborough, Robert (1733-1788)
Title: to Matthew Ridley
Goldsborough, a member of the Continental Congress, discusses the alteration of [Minshall's?] deed with Ridley, a merchant in Baltimore (possibly the manager of the Maryland branch of the London mercantile firm of Stewart and Campbell). States that he has been unable to collect money from various persons who owing for the transaction. Apologizes for not being able to gather the money, stating that his failure was due to family illness and business in the courts.
Van Schaick, Goose (1736-1789)
Pamphlet signed
Title: Rules and articles for the better government of the troops raised, or to be raised and kept in pay by and at the expence of the United States of America.
Created by the Continental Congress and printed by John Dunlap. Signed by Colonel Goose Van Schaick in 1777. Contains uniform regulations for commissioned and noncommissioned officers, relates penalties and reasons for the issue of Court Martials. Discusses seditious activity, the organization and assembly of raised troops, penalties for false returns, the liberty to bring provisions into forts, and various other topics. Issued by order of Congress, presided over by John Hancock, 20 September 1776. The back cover states "Articles of War, Col. GV Schaick."
Lee, Richard Henry (1732-1794)
Title: to John Page
He is happy to hear the mutinous spirits of the soldiers have been subdued and hopes it can be prevented in the future. Remarks, "the putrid fever rages so much in the Norfolk fleet . . ." Discusses officers' commissions and appointments. Hopes some arrangements will be made for procuring salt. Remarks that the men are governed by their present feelings and will riot when the need for salt arises. Expresses concern that not all the Continental troops are under Colonial direction.
Cotton, Theophilus (fl. 1767-1777)
Title: to Joseph Spencer
Reports to Major General Joseph Spencer that some boatmen refused to obey orders in a "mutinous manner". Cotton asks that Spencer try the men because the crime is of too high a nature for him to try them himself. The men's names are included in the letter. The verso of the letter contains instructions on how returns should be made.
GLC01412.63.02
Date: 1777 October 26
Gerry, Elbridge (1744-1814)
Autograph letter
Gerry, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and a Continental Congressman from Massachusetts, writes from York, where the Continental Congress was convening. Dismisses rumors of a possible plot to undermine Washington's authority, but stresses the need to guard against internal dissension within the army.
Date: 7 February 1778
circa 6 May 1778
Morrison, James (fl. 1778)
Title: [Affidavit of James Morrison declaring his knowledge of a mutiny]
James Morrison declares that he overheard Philip Slaid and Captain David Pierce (he has written "Peirce") say that Preserved Pierce is about to lead a mutiny. Related to GLC01450.134 and date infered from that document.
Date: circa 6 May 1778
Title: to the Sheriff of the County of Bristol
Says that the Sheriff is required to apprehend and bring Preserved Pierce before him to answer for all the charges against him (from GLC01450.133, that charge is mutiny). Morrison states that there is enough evidence to say that Pierce is "Enemical to the United States of America and therefore ought to be Examined." Says if he won't take an oath he is to be sent to the "Common Goal." Is initialed "J.M."
9 January 1780 - 11 January 1780
Greenleaf, Moses (1755-1812)
Manuscript signed
Title: [Records of court martial of Samuel Shattuck]
Record of the court martial trial of Sergeant Samuel Shattuck. Lists other men set to stand trial, and gives details of Shattucks case. Includes tesstimony of two witnesses who testified that Shattuck knowingly left the service before his time was up. Also states that he was convicted of mutiny and desertion, and punished with a reduction in rank and lashes. States that Captain Moses Greenleaf was the "Judge and Advocate" in the case, and that Major Moses Knap was the President. Verso signed by Greenleaf. Marked "triplicate."
Date: 9 January 1780 - 11 January 1780
Penn, John (1741-1788)
Title: to Jethro Sumner
Written by Penn, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, as a Continental Congressman to Brigadier General Sumner in North Carolina. Informs Sumner that the militia must serve three months from the time they were at headquarters, not counting the time they were absent from their regiments since the defeat. Mentions insubordinate soldiers by saying, "those Men that are refractory ought to be informed that they must be obedient to the Laws of their Country." States that the board has written to Colonel Polk to furnish provisions for Sumner.
Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier, marquis de (1757-1834)
Title: to Walter Stewart
Writes to Colonel Stewart to ask how he is addressing a recent mutiny in the Continental Army, referred to as "the unhappy and disgraceful dispute." Also notes the expected arrival of General George Washington. On 1 January 1781, soldiers under General Anthony Wayne deserted their camp at Morristown for want of adequate food, clothing, and pay. The mutiny was later suppressed by General Arthur St. Clair; Lafayette indicates he spoke to St. Clair about the matter and is in disbelief. The letter is dated 1781 but incorrectly docketed 1780.
Knox, Henry (1750-1806)
Title: to William Knox
Discusses the mutinies of Pennsylvania and New Jersey troops, and the quelling of the latter by forces under General Robert Howe. References execution of two of the mutinies' leaders.
Title: to the Board of War
Discusses a situation with Pennsylvania soldiers concerning their term of service. See GLC02437.00899 for a letter written by Richard Peters, on behalf of the War Department, responding to Knox's letter. Possibly incomplete.
Discusses artillery and stores in Pennsylvania and the situation regarding the term of service for the enlisted men of Pennsylvania.
Pendleton, Edmund (1721-1803)
Title: to James Madison re: financing the War, actions of the Pennsylvania troops
Financing of the War, actions of the Pennsylvania troops (a mutiny), local and military arguments, military operations in the South. Also mentions: Congress, Paper money, Pennsylvania-Virginia Conflict, Marquis de Lafayette, British Troops-Movements, Military rumors, Lord Cornwallis, Lord Rawden, Gen. Greene.
Title: to Nathanael Greene
Written by Lafayette as commander of American forces in Virginia to General Greene as commander of the Southern Department. Lafayette is writing from his camp between the Rappahannock and North Anna Rivers. Updates Greene on the cat and mouse campaign he was undertaking against General Lord Cornwallis throughout Virginia. Says that Cornwallis's force is much larger than his, especially his cavalry, which outnumbers his 10 to 1. Tells Greene that Cornwallis landed at Westover instead of Richmond and has been attempting to outflank him.
Lamb, John (1735-1800)
Written from Burlington, likely in New Jersey.
Greene, Nathanael (1742-1786)
Written by Major General Greene to Major General Knox. Is happy to hear about Knox's promotion. Thought that he might be able to work with Knox on the coming campaign, but says the circumstances have been changed by British Admiral George Brydges Rodney's victory over Comte de Grasse's French fleet near Dominica at the Battle of Saintes on 12 April 1782. Says Sir Henry Clinton will undoubtedly push operations in the South. Says he heard that Knox thinks there will be a British evacuation and has delayed sending supplies as a result.
Trumbull, Jonathan (1740-1809)
Written by Jonathan Trumbull Jr., General Washington's secretary, to Major General Knox. Reports that Washington wants to inform Knox that the President of Congress announced on 24 June that Congress was to move to Princeton on 26 June. This was a reference to Congress leaving Philadelphia after protests from angry, unpaid veterans, a continuation of the long festering anger over nonpayment that had led to the Newburgh consiracy in early 1783. They arrived in Princeton last Thursday.


Canada's national median home listing price this month is $290,900, which means that Unity is close to average for Canada.
The median house price listed in Unity this month is $189,950.
Saskatchewan has the sixth most amount of properties available to property investors, with Unity having 30th most in the province, out of a total of 357.
Can we guarantee how well Unity is going to do next year? No, but we can look at the data we have and use it as a starting point before doing research.
It's always hard to tell what property prices will do over the coming months, but over the last three months the properties available for purchase in Unity have stayed pretty much the same which would tend to indicate that demand is steady.


atm the ecu loom is connected up and the loom to the fuse box is connected bar the section that runs along the front of the car to the lights etc. I connected up a charged battery to confirm everything was working and to get some lights on the dash for the first time in years but cannot get it to work. I first assumed it must be a grounding issue anf found a few small grounds that were not connected and connected them to the nearest bolt for now. Any of the grounds front the loom along the front of the car were grounded directly to the battery neg terminbal as that part of the loom was just sitting loose. the alternator bracket is off being powder coated so i connected up the alternator and ran a heavy cable from the housing to the engine block in lieu of the housing being bolted straight to the block. I have used an alternator and checked continuity for all the earths and they are all good. the big earth that goes to the fuse box only connects with the ignition turned on all the rest seem to be permanent. When checking voltage Im getting slightly over 12v across the battery terminals and the same checking the positive against any earth.
with all that it still doesnt work. when i connect the terminals im not getting that tiny spark you would normally expect and no sign of power to anything else.
check you grounds. should be one wire from the battery terminal to the chassis and to intake manifold. the other is on the engine harness that connects to the exhaust side of the cylinder head.
check all your engine bay fuses.
if all of that is fine then the next step is to start looking at the wiring diagram to verify your relays are fine.
Troubleshooting an electrical problem on our end is difficult. You really need to learn how to read a wiring diagram and use a multi-meter to see if you have continuity/voltage where you need it.
Start from the battery and work your way down the line of power distribution. Check to see that no fusible links (the large ~80A) and fuses are fried in the main power distribution box. If a fusible link is burnt, you may have a major short somewhere. Make sure the starter and alternator cables are where they need to be.
The wiring diagram will also show you which pin to check on the ECU harness for 12V. Again, you should make an attempt to familiarize yourself with them.


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Is there a need for an emoji translator in today's professional world?
In 2016, we were no strangers to new and obscure additions to the dictionary, with the likes of 'YOLO', 'moobs', and 'yoda' now embedded in the modern linguistic landscape. But we did not, perhaps, anticipate that there'd be a whole new language to contend with. One company believes that Emojis, little icons which express emotions, play a distinct role in our social makeup and are key to interacting with one another in the modern age, and they're advertising for someone to join the company to do what has never been done before: translate emojis. Share Radio's Millie Nelson spoke to CEO and founder of Today Translations, Jurga Zilinkeine, and started by asking her why there is a need for an emoji translator in today's professional world.
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We take a look back on the corporate week and ahead to what we can expect from the next 7 days
Simon and the Share Centre's Investment Research Analyst Helal Miah look back on the corporate week and ahead to what we can expect from the next 7 days in the business calendar.
We take a look back on the corporate week and ahead to what we can expect from the next 7 days in the business calendar
The West is already at war with Russia. We just don't know it yet.
Simon was joined by Charles Crawford, a former British diplomat turned commentator, negotiator and author. Charles is our ex-ambassador to Poland, Serbia and Bosnia and recently wrote Speeches for Leaders: Leave Audiences Wanting More.
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Market Wrap with Ed Bowsher, Share Radio's senior analyst
Simon Rose was joined by Ed Bowsher to look at what's been happening in the bourses and businesses of Britain and the world – including Sports Direct's chairman facing a revolt and results from house builders
This Really is Money: Look on the Brightside
Welcome to the This is Money and Share Radio podcast, brought to you in partnership with NS&I. After a year of doom and gloom stories this week we're looking at the positives. Despite the Michael Fish style forecasting of the post-Brexit economy the FTSE is surging to unprecedented levels, could this be the time to start investing? For those less keen on the cut and thrust of the stock market a glimmer of hope for savings rates does seem to be on the horizon in 2017 as we look through some of the accounts paying up to 5%. Georgie Frost is joined by Editor Simon Lambert who gives his wish list of headlines for the next year whilst Consumer Affairs Editor Lee Boyce takes centre stage on everything coin related. But just how well will their financial knowledge stack up in our Podcast Quiz of the Year? This is Money is presented by Georgie Frost in partnership with NS&I.
Tech savvy granny Kim Antoniou & co-founder Tarryn Gorre discuss their anti-allergy food app Kafoodle
It's time for a brand-new episode of Company Casebook with Linda Lewis. This week Linda looks at Kafoodle - a firm run by two women that has designed a food app for people with allergies. First things first, Linda meets the founders Kim Antoniou and Tarryn Gorre.
Kim Antoniou, Tarryn Gorre
Georgie Frost is joined in the studio by Share Radio's very own Senior Analyst Ed Bowsher. Today on the agenda, they discuss the new NHS app diagnosing patients. Plus a headteacher in Essex fining parents from £60 if their child arrives to school late. All these stories and more on The News Review.
Travel Guide: Wish You Were Here
Simon is joined by travel journalist and author Sarah Tucker. This week, they look at why 2017 is set to be another record year for inbound tourism to the UK and there's an insider's guide to Washington DC. TV holiday expert John Carter, formerly of Wish You Were Here and the BBC's "Holiday" series joins them in studio to discuss how the holiday scene has changed over the last half-century.
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Does 2017 herald the coming age of curative, predictive and preventative medicine?
Tim Evans, professor of Business and Political Economy at Middlesex University, joined Simon live in the studio to discuss: Why Economic forecasts continue to be so inaccurate; Why 2017 heralds the coming age of curative, predictive and preventative medicine; Lord Mervyn King on reasons to be cheerful.
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What is an ibooks file and how do I open an ibooks file?
The Apple iPad device can be used to read digital books and the digital books that are usually created for this device are saved as IBOOKS files; which is why they are called Multi-Touch iBooks. IBOOKS files are usually in the ePub 3 format, containing some proprietary Apple-specific additions. These files also refer to the text, videos, presentations, images; 3D objects as well other media contained in the digital books and the interaction of users through multi-touch gestures are supported by these files. IBOOKS are only used for the Apple iPad, but they are not created using this device. Instead, they are created using the iBooks Author application; a program used for the designing and publishing of digital books. The IBOOKS files can either be exported to the ibooks format, PDF files or plain text files and once the IBOOKS files have been completed, they can be published to the iBookstore with the use of the iTunes Producer program.


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Sam Smith claims they've had coronavirus but they've already recovered: 'I know I had it, 100 per cent'
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Sam Smith has claimed they contracted coronavirus. (Screen capture via Apple Podcasts)
British singer Sam Smith claimed Wednesday that they've had coronavirus but have already made a full recovery.
The "Too Good At Goodbyes" hitmaker explained to Zane Lowe on Apple Music that while they did not seek testing, they appeared to exhibit the common symptoms and their sister, who is living with them, was sickened shortly after.
" I know I have it, 100 per cent have it", the 27-year-old said, after Lowe quizzed the musician on their "documented" illness.
"I'm just going to assume that I did because everything I've read completely pointed to that.
"So yeah, I think I definitely had it. And then as soon as I had it, my sister five days after me started getting the same symptoms who's living with me."
Sam Smith self-quarantined with sister after allegedly contracting coronavirus.
As a result of the symptoms, the pair self-quarantined for three weeks.
"It was clear," Smith said, "because I've got an older nan and stuff, so we didn't want to risk anything.
"This was about two weeks before the UK was really hit.
"I think I got it, I don't 100 per cent know, but I got it and then as everyone was kind of really on lockdown, that's when I got over it, luckily."
Non-binary star feels that the title of their album and the release date do not 'feel right' in light of the pandemic.
The news comes as Smith prepares for the release of their upcoming new album.
Slated for a Summer release, the singer decided to both postpone the album and rename it given the ongoing COVID-19 crisis seizing the world.
Originally titled To Die For, the album was pencilled in for a June 5 drop, but the non-binary star announced on March 30 that plans to shift the time and ditch the name.
"Until then I am still going to bring out some new music over the next few months, which I'm incredibly excited about," they added in a Twitter statement.
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Dictators hate free and independent media
January 14, 2017 BY BRIAN LIGOMEKA Featured, Human Rights 0
Dictators hate free press
Hear this. "Four hostile newspapers are more to be feared than a thousand bayonets." This was a statement which Napoleon Bonaparte, the Emperor of France (1769-1821) made.
Those who have studied European history know very well that Napoleon was not a mere emperor who ascended into power through royal lineage. He had to fight his way to the throne, courtesy of his determination and courage. Being one of the most brilliant individuals of his era, a great soldier, a grand strategist and a first-class administrator Napoleon became emperor of France.
Like many other leaders of those centuries, his was the tale of good beginning with bad ending. Despite his earlier accolades, Napoleon towards his reign was regarded as a vicious demagogue.
The statement he uttered "Four hostile newspapers are more to be feared than a thousand bayonets," teaches one great lesson. All over the world dictators hate free and independent media. If Napoleon was afraid of four newspapers only, it is obvious that a media house which publishes four newspapers, owns a television station, a radio station and a book publishing company can make any modern-day dictator spend sleepless nights.
It is not surprising that in many parts of the world dictators and their minions spend many hours strategising on how to shut-down independent media houses. In the name of the end justifies the means the dictators, use every trick in the book to ensure that any influential independent media is shut-down.
Here in Africa, this is exactly what is happening in the west African nation of Gambia. The country's dictator Yahya Jammeh – who after attaining power- once challenged the media to "criticise us where we are wrong and contribute where you can contribute," is now busy shutting down media houses.
His crackdown on the media dates back to 1994 when he promulgated Decree Number 4, which denied Gambians the right to discuss political views and express themselves collectively as members of political parties has now reached its climax. Government through its various agencies is busy conducting raids on the independent private closing down those opposed to Jammeh's desire to extend his rule using unorthodox means.
It is clear that Jammeh wants to hang onto power and any media house that that does not support his agenda is a candidate for closure. His tactics are not strange at all as other dictators use similar ones. In a piece titled 'The Dictators Handbook' Samira Sawlani makes similar observation that dictators ambition to hold on to power "is no easy feat, in fact it is downright exhausting, something all of you who judge and chastise leaders caught with their eyes closed at summits fail to understand."
"Often it is not sleep, but a state of intense concentration that one is in, 'meditating' upon what is being said (listening out for the words 'aid', 'money', 'deals', and what goodies the leader next door has recently obtained) or forming strategies on how to protect (a frankly) ungrateful populace from the agents of Satan that are human rights activists and foreigners who are keen to infect the minds of people with ideas of freedom of expression and democracy (reprehensible)."
Jammeh is not the only leader on this continent whose hatred for free press is disgusting as there are many others some of them masquerading as democrats when in true sense they are despots. These are the type of leaders who hate checks and balances when they are in power and are always uncomfortable when the media is on the forefront in promoting accountability and transparency by among others exposing corruption and malfeasance.
All autocrats including Yahya Jammeh should know that freedom of the press is not a luxury but a currency for any functioning democracy.
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We all want to live in a nice home, which is why we spend so much time decorating and updating them. Some jobs take forever and do not really make a big difference to how comfortable we are. While, others, like the ones I am going to talk about below, really do make our life easier and more comfortable.
Heated towel rails, like this, are great. They look good, will not rust and ensure that you always have a nice, warm, dry towel to use. Often, you can use the pipes that are already in place for your existing radiator. So, installing one need not be too disruptive.
If you want to enjoy a more powerful shower, try updating the showerhead. Sometimes this is all that is needed.
It is also worth checking that the connection between your mains and home supply has been fully opened. Occasionally, this connection can get turned off during construction work and not get turned on properly again. If you suffer from low water pressure throughout your home, this could be why.
Updating your lighting is a great way to improve the ambience of your home. This in-depth article explains what you need to consider when tackling this project. It also outlines the easiest approach.
Draught proofing your home need not take long and it will make a huge difference to how comfortable you feel. Plus, it should also reduce your fuel and power bills.
Re-painting or wallpapering a room is a hassle. Fortunately, you can usually get away with taking an easier approach. Sometimes just hanging new artwork or wall hangings can be all you need to do.
Other times, touching up the paintwork will be enough. Just wallpapering one wall can also work. Or, if you could use stencils or wall stickers to change things up a bit.
Painting your front door will make a huge difference to how nice your home looks from outside. It also worth power washing the path cutting the grass and spraying the weeds.
If your internal door handles are looking worn, just replace them. It is easy to do.
If your floors or carpets have seen better days, cover them up or replace them. For some rooms, rugs will be all you need. If you do need to renew your flooring, use the easy to lay options. Lino or laminate flooring are too particularly good options. You do not need any special equipment to be able to lay them.
Instead of ripping out your old kitchen and installing a new one, just replace the doors instead. This is far cheaper. Plus, this is the kind of job that you can do gradually, which makes it manageable for most DIYers.
Many of the suggestions I have made, above, are not expensive. So, if you want to make your home more comfortable why not try one or two of them.


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Vol. 2 no. 02 of The Syrian World published August 1927. The issue opens with an article by Philip K. Hitti that discusses the Syrian leadership in Arabic Affairs. This article is followed by a poem by Dr. Salim Y. Alkazin and more Syrian Folk Songs translated by Kahlil Gibran. The famous city featured in this issue is Baalbek. The play by Harry Chapman Ford is also continued. The issue concludes with excerpts from the Arab press and more on the political developments in Syria.
Salloum A. Mokarzel and Syrian-American Press, "The Syrian World Vol. 02 no. 02," Moise A. Khayrallah Center for Lebanese Diaspora Studies Archive, accessed April 21, 2019, https://lebanesestudies.omeka.chass.ncsu.edu/items/show/36269.


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Tervueren and Groenendael, both a big part of my life, a real passion… I'm working as a doggroomer and have a part of my work at home, and an other part works at a body- and weightloss center.. Parttime jobs, and that is nice to combine with my daughter Denise and the dogs. In the past I was working as a veterinary assistant for some years, and because of that I started my groomingwork. I have quite some interest in everything with or/and around animals. The 'of Dark Brightness' story started with Gaby… known as "Berkens' Almaro Gabriëlla" a Tervuerenfemale which I have trained in Obedience and she also was a fantastic showdog. Became a Champion quite easily.. But I wanted more… Gaby was a very stabil, friendly and open female in character, but could have had more fire… that's why "Tessa" was bought, a Groenendaelfemale which I have trained in IPO and Obedience (GG). Not a showdog at all, and quite problematic with people and other animals.. pffff.. I've learned A LOT about dogs because of Tessa.. With Gaby and Tessa as the foundationfemales we started to breed and that was the beginning of our passion….
At this moment, I am training (between some shows and agilitycompetitions in the weekends) the dogs in agility, all my dogs are active working and competing in agility and/or show, the goal is to get everything out of a dog what is in…..
OUR GOAL….. To share our passion with future DB dogowners… keeping our goals alive.
We really like every kind of training with a dog. Our dogs are kept inside our household… they are used to cats, children and everything what is normal… Lots of people tell us that we have dogs which are not 'normal' which is called.. 'typical Belgianstandard'. They are indeed very open and spontaneous. They don't have this holding back thing in them, and we try to keep it that way, and try not only to breed a goodlooking dog, but also a dog who is willing to work, just because it's a workingdog from origin….
So…. we like to breed puppies for people who want more than just a beautiful dog. inquiries are welcome, but we are quite critical in choosing the right kind of owners for the puppies. Our puppies are kept in our home, not just because I like them around me, but also because it's important they learn and hear everything what is normal. After 7 weeks the puppies can leave our home and go to their new owners… Don't have to say that they will have a pedigree(chip), vaccination and deworming… and lot's of loving and socialisation……. Ofcourse it doesn't stop there… we will always be there as a back up and as a helpdesk…. I'd like to keep in touch, not only to hear negative things, but certainly also the nice things…. And if my help is required… it's just a phonecall or an email away!
WE FEED RAW…
our dogs get a raw diet.. as I feel it's the most natural way to feed them.. We give them all sorts of variation in meat (all sorts of animals) Puppies will also be fed raw, and I like that new owners will also give their dogs a raw diet, but I can understand and respect it if they do not…
MY main reason to feed raw is to try to eliminate the most common disease (at this moment) among belgians.. Stomach cancer.. I think we can prevent things if we feed as natural as possible.. And therefor we feed raw, beside the fact that dogs are using their jaws like it should be used and are more healthy and stronger..I was closely involved with the research of finding which genes are responsable for getting the stomach tumors. Hopefully the researchers and specialists can make a test for future breedingdogs.. So we can test the dogs and hopefully they will stay geneticly 'clear' of gastric cancer.


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Research: Detecting bombs linked to lifestyle
Rural hunters and youths from tough urban areas best at spotting roadside bombs, study finds.
Tony Perry
As Marines train to deploy to war zones, there is daily discussion about how to detect the buried roadside bombs that regularly kill troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Military researchers have found that two groups of personnel were particularly good at spotting anomalies:
Those with hunting backgrounds, who traipsed the woods as youths in search of a deer or turkey.
Those who grew up in urban circumstances where it is often important to know which gang controls which block.
Personnel who fit neither category, often young men who grew up in the suburbs and developed a fondness for video games, didn't seem to have the depth perception and peripheral vision of the others.
The findings didn't surprise Army Sgt. Maj. Todd Burnett, the top enlisted man with the Pentagon-based Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization, which conducted the study. He has made multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan and has ridden in more than 1,000 convoys. On 19 occasions, he has been in a vehicle hit by a roadside bomb.
The best troops he's seen when it comes to spotting bombs were soldiers from the South Carolina National Guard, nearly all with rural backgrounds that included hunting.
"They just seemed to pick up things much better," Burnett said. "They know how to look at the entire environment."
Personnel from urban backgrounds also seemed to have developed an innate "threat assessment" ability.
Both groups, said Army research psychologist Steve Burnett, "seem very adaptable to the kinds of environments" seen in Iraq and Afghanistan.
But video game enthusiasts are narrower in their focus, as if their Humvee's windshield is a computer screen.
"The gamers are very focused on the screen rather than the whole surrounding," said the sergeant major (no relation to the research psychologist).
As part of the research, about 800 military personnel at Twentynine Palms and several other bases took part in a set of vision and perception tests, follow-up interviews and personality tests over 18 months. Test subjects were asked to find hidden bombs in pictures, videos, virtual reality exercises and open-air obstacle courses, including on pitch-dark nights.
Although many of the findings remain classified, military officials agreed to discuss the eyesight portion of the study.
Of the bombs spotted before they could kill or maim, an estimated 90 percent were detected by someone sensing something amiss in a dusty roadside or a crowded street.
The insurgents' use of roadside bombs — improvised explosive devices, or IEDs in military lingo — has become a kind of a war within the war. Insurgents have improved their tactics for placing, hiding and exploding their bombs; the U.S. has become better at spotting and defusing them.
In Afghanistan, there have been fewer roadside bombs than in Iraq, but they are more powerful.
"When (Afghan militants) come after you, they come with their A-game," said Staff Sgt. Steve Gouak, who has been deployed as a demolition expert in Iraq and Afghanistan. "They don't seem to have the resources to waste like the Iraqis."
Marines preparing for deployment are put through realistic scenarios to sharpen their skills at finding bombs buried in a roadside or spotting bomb ingredients inside a home. To add to the realism, furniture and rugs and household goods seized in Iraq have been brought to this California base to create a mock village. Marines are taught how to use robots to defuse bombs.
Gouak and other instructors here weren't involved in the study, but they said they aren't surprised to learn that rural and urban backgrounds are common characteristics of good bomb-hunters.
"Let's be honest: that's a big percentage of the Marine Corps. You don't get Harvard graduates becoming Marine privates," said Chief Warrant Officer Seth Leonard, who hunted squirrels as a youth in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and is now operations officer for the explosive ordnance disposal school at Twentynine Palms.
Gouak, who grew up in rural Pennsylvania, thinks one more group should be added as particularly dedicated to spotting bombs.
"Anybody who has lost a buddy to an IED," he said. "They never stop watching."


The two homes that were severely damaged last February when sinkholes opened up along McLawren Terrace in the Village of Calumet Grove have been sold.
Deep cracks were evident in Villager Doris Morrill's house at 17092 McLawren Terrace in Calumet Grove.
And once it's all said and done and the needed fixes to the sinkhole-ravaged properties are taken care of, the homes' new owners, Hayden Wrobel Asset Trust Holdings LLC, apparently plan to repair them and put them back on the market.
But before that can happen, much-needed repairs must be made to the properties, as well as the roadway in front of the damaged homes and a stormwater pipe running between them. And while that might finally be taking place six to nine months down the road, it's the kind of news frustrated residents of the neighborhood and Community Development District 4 officials have been waiting to hear.
Frank Neumann, whose Calumet Grove home was damaged by sinkholes in February, was busy surveying the area after a second round of sinkholes hit in May.
District Manager Richard Baier, who said he's "cautiously optimistic," and his colleagues recently met with the new owners of the damaged homes. Baier said he was happy to see that the asset holdings company had brought on two new contractors to make repairs to the properties – one that deals with chemical and physical grouting and another that specializes in rights of way repair, including pavement and utilities.
Baier said the hope moving forward is that the District can work out a deal with the same contractors to get the damaged portion of McLawren Terrace in front of the two homes repaired, as well as the stormwater drain pipe running between them.
"The issue is going to be, can we work out a multi-party agreement and then a separate contract with the District only in the stormwater easement and in the right of way," he said.
Villager Doris Morrill's Villages home on McLawren Terrace was owned by an estate.
Baier said one of the damaged homes on the unstable lots already has had underpinning work done on it, with the other structure to follow suit very soon.
Doris Morrill's abandoned lot quickly became overgrown after she was forced to leave her house last February when sinkholes opened up.
Baier said that would involve having the District's engineer work alongside the contractors. And he added that it will be essential to secure the walls of the two homes so that it's safe to work on the damaged stormwater drain pipe.
Baier said CDD 4 only will be paying for the portion of work involving the roadway and the 42-inch, reinforced spun-aluminum outfall pipe.
"We budgeted $900,000 for that work," he said. "And we've already expended $200,000.
A crew was on the scene last February evaluating the homes on McLawren Terrace.
Marion County Property Appraiser records show that the severely damaged home at 17092 McLawren Terr. was sold to Trinity Management Group LLC on Oct. 17 for $30,000. Five days later, the current owner, Asset Trust Holdings LLC, purchased the home for $85,000. It originally had been owned by the Doris D. Morrill Living Trust, with Morrill living in the home that she and her late husband, Alan, purchased for their retirement years in The Villages.
Marion County records also show that the home at 17086 McLawren Terr., formerly owned by Frank and Jan Neumann, was purchased on Jan. 15 for $70,000 by the asset holding company.
The sinkholes that have plagued the residents along McLawren Terrace first opened up on the morning of Feb. 15, with Morrill actually having to be rescued from her home. One of the holes outside the door of the Neumann's lanai was about 35 feet deep.
Work trucks sit behind two sinkhole-damaged homes on McLawren Terrace in December as crews continue to make repairs to a troublesome retention pond on the Torri Pines Nine of Nancy Lopez Legacy Golf Course.
A second round of sinkholes hit the neighborhood in May, which left the portion of McLawren Terrace in front of the homes with a large chunk of collapsed pavement. Two other sinkholes opened up in the yards and a fourth re-opened underneath the adjoining lake on the golf course behind the homes at Lopez Legacy Country Club.
Since that time, frazzled residents of the shaken neighborhood have worried about their property values dropping, with one saying a real estate agent advised her to "not even bother" attempting to sell her house any time soon.
A pipe where a sinkhole opened up earlier this year in the Village of Calumet Grove was viewed with concern by residents.
And many of those same residents were enraged in December when the Neumanns requested an extension from the Marion County Code Enforcement Board to get their property stabilized and begin making repairs to the residence.
The Code Enforcement Board refused to hear from both Calumet Grove residents and District officials who opposed the extension on the grounds that the sinkhole-damaged home was creating a public safety issue in the neighborhood.


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Project applicants and those preparing the WQMP are encouraged to incorporate all water quality requirements at the earliest conceptual design stage of the project to aid in receiving early approval of the Preliminary WQMP, and to avoid potential project redesigns and delays during the formal review process.
Utilizes infiltration of runoff as the method of pollutant treatment. Infiltration BMPs to be considered include the use of permeable materials such as concrete and concrete pavers, infiltration trenches, infiltration planters, and other infiltration BMPs as applicable.
Maintains the hydrologic characteristics of the site by matching time of concentration, runoff, velocity, volume and hydrograph for a 2-year storm event.
Minimizes the potential increase in downstream erosion and avoids downstream impacts to physical structures, aquatic and riparian habitat.
Describes the mechanism for funding the long-term operation and maintenance of all structural and Treatment Control BMPs.
A copy of the form to be submitted annually by the project owner to the Public Works Department that certifies that the project's structural and treatment BMPs are being inspected and maintained in accordance with the project's WQMP.
Prior to the issuance of certificates for use of occupancy or final sign-off by the Public Works Department, the applicant shall demonstrate to the satisfaction of Public Works, that the preparer of the WQMP has reviewed the BMP maintenance requirements in Section V of the WQMP with the responsible person and that a copy of the WQMP has been provided to that person. A certification letter from the WQMP preparer may be used to satisfy this condition.
The project applicant shall maintain all structural, treatment and low impact development BMPs at the frequency specified in the approved WQMP. Upon transfer of ownership or management responsibilities for the project site, the applicant shall notify the City of Orange Public Works Department of the new persons or entity responsible for maintenance of the BMPs.
Drainage facilities discharging onto adjacent property shall be designed to imitate the manner in which runoff is currently produced from the project site. Alternatively, the project applicant may obtain a drainage acceptance and maintenance agreement, suitable for recordation, from the owner of said adjacent property.
Prior to the issuance of a grading permit (include grubbing, clearing, surface mining or paving permits as appropriate) the applicant shall demonstrate that coverage has been obtained under California's General Permit for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Construction Activity (General Construction Permit) by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Water Resources Control Board and a copy of the subsequent notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number or other proof of filing. A copy of the current SWPPP required by the General Permit shall be kept at the project site and be available for review by City representatives upon request.
Prior to the issuance of certificates for use and occupancy, the applicant shall demonstrate that coverage under the State's General Permit for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Industrial Activity has been obtained by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Water Resources Control Board and a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) number or other proof of filing.
Prior to issuance of certificates of use and occupancy or building permits for individual tenant improvements or construction permits for a tank or pipeline, uses shall be identified and, for specified uses, the applicant shall propose plans and measures for chemical management (including, but not limited to, storage, emergency response, employee training, spill contingencies and disposal). The chemical management measures shall be incorporated as an element of a Project WQMP and shall be subject to the approval of the Public Works Department and other specified agencies such as the City of Orange Fire Department, the Orange County Health Care Agency and sewer agencies (as appropriate) to ensure implementation of each agency's respective requirements. Certificates or permits may be ministerially withheld if features needed to properly manage chemicals cannot be incorporated into a previously completed building, center or complex.
Prior to recordation of the final map, a copy of the project's Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions shall be provided to the Public Works Department for review and approval that includes requirements for maintenance and funding of the project's structural and treatment water quality best management practices as approved by the City in the project's WQMP.
Prior to City approval of the landscape plans, the applicant shall review the approved Water Quality Management Plan and ensure the proposed landscape plans are consistent with the project grading plans and show applicable Best Management Practices such as grass swales, detention basins, grass or vegetated buffers, filters, permeable pavers, and more.
Prior to issuance of building permits, the applicant shall review the approved WQMP and grading plan to ensure the structure's downspouts or drainage outlet locations are consistent with those documents. Copies of the building or architectural plans showing the downspouts and drainage outlets shall be submitted to the Public Works Departments for review and approval.
Prior to issuance of building permits the applicant shall identify the location of the grease interceptor and provide evidence to the Building Official that the design meets and is consistent with the City's latest adopted building codes.


What is your name, where do you currently live, and what year did you graduate St. Mary School?
My name is Mikayla Tatigian and I graduated from St. Mary School in 2005. I recently moved to Bethany, CT and now see horses and cows on my commute to Milford every day.
I recently accepted the position of Director of Alumnae Relations at Lauralton Hall in Milford, CT. It is so good to be back at my Alma Mater. Some of my responsibilities include connecting with Alumnae, planning and hosting Alumnae and community events, and coordinating the weddings of any Alumna who wishes to marry in the Lauralton Hall Chapel, which turns 100 years old this year. Prior to returning to Lauralton, I was the Marketing Coordinator at Meyers, Harrison & Pia, LLC, a certified public accounting and business advisory firm headquartered in New Haven, CT. Prior to this I was the Guest Services Manager at the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale.
After SMS, I attended Lauralton Hall, where I was a cheerleader for the Crusaders. After graduating in 2009, I attended Providence College and was a cheerleader for the men's and women's Big East Basketball Teams – Go Friars! Before graduating from the AACSB-accredited Providence College School of Business with a Bachelor of Science in Marketing, I co-founded the Armenian Society, through which I was able to learn about my family's history through other Armenian students.
When I am not at work or at home playing with my one year old kitty, you can find me coaching gymnastics at Cartwheels, Etc. I work with children ranging in ages from Pre-K through high school. I love helping each person achieve their goals, whether they are just starting out or have been a gymnast for years. Everyone is always learning something new, whether it is a new trick, routine, game, stretch, or workout.
While challenging at times, the coursework at SMS prepared me for my high school career and beyond. I felt prepared to enter my freshman year of high school, even though my schedule reflected all honors-level classes. Furthermore, much of the newly-taught material in high school was already familiar to me. At Lauralton, I was quickly able to get a handle on not only the workload of each class, but also the detailed requirements expected from each teacher. Something as simple as noticing the homework assignment written on the board and making sure to write it down correctly was a struggle for some and resulted in incomplete assignments. The teachers at SMS emphasize attention to detail, making this a skill that I was able to continuously develop long after graduating eighth grade.
Everyone at SMS, from the teachers, to the staff, to the parent volunteers are truly invested in children's Catholic education. Not only did teachers passionately teach me their respective subject, but they also played a huge role in guaranteeing my safety and happiness.
Aside from the many field trips including those to Boston, Rockefeller Center, and Sturbridge Village, one of my favorite was 'bump up day' in 8th grade. I transferred into St. Mary's from St. Bridget's School in Cheshire in the middle of 4th grade. Even though it was a very difficult transition to leave my life-long friends and meet all new faces in the middle of a school year, some of my now closest friends were those that befriended me in 4th grade, including my fiancé. Bump up Day was one of my favorite memories because 8th graders got to go back to Pre-school. I remember my Pre-K days quite vividly and even though I do not share their same memories, it was so nice to see the room, the chairs and the games that were there when they were younger. Hearing my classmates share their memories from Pre-K really made me feel included as a soon-to-be St. Mary alumna and no longer like the new girl.
Participate! Participate in everything that your family schedule will allow. Time goes by too quickly and you will never remember all of the fun things that go on at St. Mary's, so make sure you participate in the foul shooting contest, go to the carnival every year (even when you think you're too cool to go), and build roller coasters in 8th grade so that when you connect or reconnect with classmates years from now, you can be reminded of all the amazing memories you have from your time at St. Mary's. My friends and I can reminisce for hours about all of our memories from SMS and I hope one day you can too.


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Overview: In this stand alone issue we follow our old friend Mr. Bunn/Pauly Bruckner, as he journeys through the land of broken stories. He's returned to his human form, but the world he's navigating is far from humane. It's a very dark place inhabited by lost souls, and Pauly starts to realize that he had it pretty good over in Willow Bank.
Art: This issue, series artist Peter Gross is joined by Al Davison, and the results are pretty great. One of the things that always confuses me with this book, is who does what art wise. The credits just list names, or sometimes it states Peter Gross layouts, guest artist finishes. I don't know if that means pencils are layouts and inks are finishes, or if Gross just provides a rough draft of the art and the guest makes it their own. I guess it's not that important, but when doing a review, I like to give credit where credit's due, and in this case I can't specify. Anyway, I'm assuming this issue gross did some of it and Davison handled a portion himself, because there are two distinct looks throughout the story.
Davison's style is heavily shadowed, and there is a much more sinister look to his pages when compared to Gross's bright and polished style. His lines are simple, well defined, and clean, and he does a great job depicting a grimy, unkempt world. His scenes depict some of the more gruesome goings on that we've seen from this title, and he handles the action very well. In a scene where Pauly must fight to become the sole murderer of the ark–I told you it was a dark place–the sequence is pretty cool, with all the necessary beats established panel to panel for a visceral effect. This particular combination of artists worked really well to establish the different settings and mood for this issue, and it's always a nice thing to discover an artist you aren't familiar with to file in the mental like column, which I have now done with Mr. Davison.
Gross, as usual, does a fine job. This is his visual world, and that comfort shines through in both his layouts and character work. I especially enjoy his depiction of the Willow Bank scene, where Pauly is describing it in reverence for Tom, and the layout is dreamy and bright.
Story: Narratively this was a very interesting issue. We've gotten to know Mr. Bunn over the course of 3 or 4 special issues, but this is the most time we've spent with Pauly Bruckner the human. He definitely comes off as a bad person, but Carey also shines a light on some of his better qualities as well. He takes a shine to a boy he encounters during his raiding missions for the ark, and ultimately that choice leads to the child's death. This is the first time we see Pauly mourn the demise of something, and it leads him on a new path. I very much enjoyed this issue, though it only added a little to the overall narrative arc of the book, it was pretty engrossing, and shed more light on how the world is now that Leviathan is not the same. I'm enjoying this so far, but I do miss the referential nods to classic stories from the series' beginnings, I don't know if we'll see much more of that now that the world has gone to shit, but I hope that part of Tom's rehabilitation of the world's stories involves some of the classic and most necessary tales from our history.
**Minor Spoilers to Follow** I'm suspicious of the white worm thing following around Rhea Hawkins, I think it might be the beginning of another Leviathan, but this one feeds on terrible stories, and maybe that's why the world has turned into a kill or be killed terror-zone. The Leviathan is, after all, a representation of the collective conscience of the world. It feeds on stories, and the ones it likes start to become almost true. The fact that Pullman shows up and starts manipulating Pauly's choices makes me wonder if his plan is to create a new world where he decides the stories that are told. If he asserts control over the Leviathan from a young age it will almost be beholden to him, and this could have a drastic affect on Tom and Company's ability to change things. One thing is for sure after five issues of Apocalypse, is that the fate of the world and the fate of the types of stories it creates are interwoven. If the world is ever going to return to some semblance of it's former self; Tom, Winston, and the crew are going to have to start telling new stories and destroying these bad one Pullman is creating. They'll also have to address the problem of Madame Rausch soon, because if I remember right she is attempting a similar mission as Pullman.
Conclusion: I felt this was a very good issue, it was one of the darker chapters since the .5's from last year, and the world it depicts really shows how far gone the state of things are. My hope is that from here on we go into the how and when of what Tom and his merry band are going to do about it. There are only seven issues left, and Carey and Gross have a lot of things to attend to. This chapter might not be the end of Pauly Bruckner, but things are certainly not looking good for him. I'm interested as well in what becomes of the worm thing, and whether or not it is a developing Leviathan. This is such a complex story I really can't wait for it to wrap up so I can re-read it again and focus on the smaller aspects as opposed to the rather epic plot. I would definitely not recommend starting here, this is a story like a lot of Vertigo books that is best to start from the beginning.
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